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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1908
Page
3
Congressman James A. Tawney argues states risk losing self government to a centralized federal power. He cites growth in federal supervision, inspector costs rising from 1896 to 1907, and insists interstate commerce cannot blanket all private ventures. He warns this trend weakens states and erodes local self rule.
Associate Justice David J. Brewer argues that wealthy clients seek the brainiest counsel who maximize pecuniary returns. He warns this creates negative honesty, where legal skill outruns moral obligation to the general welfare. He urges lawyers to align heart with head and refuse dishonest schemes.
Sociologist Jane Addams argues city boys lack natural outlets for energy. She says street life trains habits that suppress initiative, unlike country boys who excel through play and athletics. Providing athletic fields could restore initiative and allow city boys to match country boys in vigor.
The author argues that AMC hoarding and global panic drive current money shortages, but stresses that American finance remains strong. They forecast a quick return to liquidity as fears subside and hoarding ends, noting U S prosperity and ongoing wealth expansion.
In this piece Justice William J. Gaynor argues courts risk broadening powers by overruling legislatures. He notes New York regulators cut gas prices to 80 cents but a master in chancery voided the statute as unconstitutional taking. He asserts not all private property is subject to confiscation and cites historical restraint in Anglo-Saxon law.
In the Superior Court of Washington Chehalis County In the matter of the Estate of Peter P Lyse deceased the probate proceeding is listed with case number 38-41 Summoenea. The notice names Aberdeen State Bank E J Bradley president and C W Miller cashier as involved parties in the estate settlement.
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