McKinley and Sound Money

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McKinley Birthplace Museum

Name/Title

McKinley and Sound Money

Entry/Object ID

2014.2.19a

Scope and Content

The item is a newspaper clipping from the Warren Tribune on Thursday, September 27, 1917. The clipping is an advertisement for the Union Savings & Trust Co. Warren, Ohio. The ad features William McKinley's image with the text, "McKinley and Sound Money. It was the martyr President William McKinley who made the term "sound money" famous. President McKinley was a great believer in banks. He frequently advised his friends to bank their money. A bank account is a cure for worry. Are you a bank depositor? If you are not, start an account with us today."

Collection

King

Acquisition

Accession

2014.2

Source or Donor

Leslie King

Acquisition Method

Gift/Loan

Credit Line

KING