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Statements and Speeches of Robert L. Owen
1908-1924
This is a collection of transcripts of public statements of Robert L. Owen. Owen was a United States Senator from Oklahoma from 1907 until 1925. He was a drafter of the Federal Reserve Act and the Farm Loan Act.
- 1900s
- 1910s
- 1920s
- International Financial Conference : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- The Sedition Bill : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- Seven Years of Democracy : An Address Delivered Before the Democratic State Convention of Oklahoma
- Interest Rates : Remarks in the Senate of the United States
- The Peace Treaty and League of Nations: A Plea for Ratification : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- Restore Liberty Bonds to Par : Letter to Federal Reserve Board
- On the Stabilization of Credit; the Restoration of Industrial Activity in Europe and in the United States; the Rehabilitation of International Commerce and the Reestablishment of the Foreign Trade of the United States : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- The Need of Europe for a Stable Gold-Secured Currency as a Means of Measuring Contracts in Manufacturing, Buying and Selling, Increasing Production, and Restoring the Purchasing Power of Europe— Senate Bill 2915 : Remarks in the Senate of the United States
- Soldiers' Adjusted Compensation : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- The Causes of the Recent and Existing Industrial Depression - Republican Party Largely Responsible for Deflation of Credit and Currency and the Severity of the Industrial Depression : Statement in the Senate of the United States
- Clemenceau and French Policy : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- Seizure of the Ruhr Valley by France : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- Proposed International Conference : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- Democracy: Let the People Rule : An Address Delivered to the Democrats of Michigan At Detroit, Mich. at a Dinner in Honor of Hon. W.N. Ferris, Senator Elect and Hon. Robert H. Clancy Congressman Elect
- The Inner Secrets of European Diplomacy Disclosed for the First Time to the American Public : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- The Indebtedness of France to the United States : Speech in the Senate of the United States
- Republican Party Directly Responsible for a Great Industrial Depression: Reply to Mr. Smoot : Speech in the Senate of the United States
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This collection of speeches was extracted from the Papers of Robert L. Owen held at the University of Oklahoma and digitized by FRASER.
1908-1924
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