Machine Speeds Bond Signing (Nov, 1929)
Machine Speeds Bond Signing
A DEVICE is pictured above that enables H. Wallace Caldwell, president of the Chicago school board, to operate twenty fountain pens making a score of signatures at a time in authorizing bonds totaling $40,725,000.
Next invention was a Chicago voting machine, by which one dead illegal alien could cast 20 votes
What could possible go wrong?
“Let me see… hmm… almost done…. DAMN! Don’t startle me like that!”
and there goes 40 million bucks.
Nobama: More recently used in Ohio by the RNC to cage black voters. The Republicans seem to be singularly gifted at projection.