The small loan rackett
By: by Charles Corzelle.
Publisher: The author, printed by Mirror press, inc.
Published: 1934
Place of publication: South Bend, Ind
Language: eng
Number of pages: 191
Subjects: Leases -- United States.; Interest -- United States.; Usury laws -- United States.
First sentence: A mild little man arose in his seat in the Ohio house of representatives one January day in 1933 and nervously demanded the attention of his colleagues.
Notes: "First editon."
Table of contents: label: One
title: The Ohio Cataclysm
pagenum: 9; label: Two
title: The Classes of Money Lenders
pagenum: 17; label: Three
title: The Unlicensed Lender
pagenum: 23; label: Four
title: The Forty-Two Per Cent Lender
pagenum: 31; label: Five
title: The Million-Dollar Lobby
pagenum: 41; label: Six
title: Wolves in Wisconsin
pagenum: 53; label: Seven
title: "Cash and Carry" in Michigan
pagenum: 77; label: Eight
title: The Kentucky Campaign
pagenum: 83; label: Nine
title: Persistent New Jersey
pagenum: 89; label: Ten
title: Congress Acts
pagenum: 101; label: Eleven
title: Small Loans and the Retailer
pagenum: 117; label: Twelve
title: The Rape of the Borrower
pagenum: 125; label: Thirteen
title: Failure of the Sage Law
pagenum: 135; label: fourteen
title: "Usury Run Mad"
pagenum: 151; label: Fifteen
title: Ethics in the Small Loan Business
pagenum: 159; label: Sixteen
title: The Press and Small Loan Legislation
pagenum: 169; label: Seventeen
title: Okay, Depression!
pagenum: 179; label: Eighteen
title: What Is the Proper Rate?
pagenum: 185