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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
4
The Herald analyzes a Republican Progressive fusion as a ruse, predicts Roosevelt leading the party’s future outlook, and contrasts this with the Democratic record. It argues that a Roosevelt Perkins bloc would resemble a wealth driven coalition and questions its electoral viability in 1916.
The Christian Science Monitor editorial argues Roosevelt favors an independent Progressive stance with support for federal regulation to ensure efficiency and national trade. It contrasts Roosevelt’s calls for regulated combinations with Wilson’s regulated competition and notes Republican leaders split over government control. The piece hints at intra party tensions shaping the reform movement.
The Commercial club names a committee to examine tax questions in cooperation with city county school district and state taxing authorities. It aims to improve understanding and curb extravagant demands while stressing year round economy and responsible public finance.
The record notes that three administration bills were passed with a split vote not along party lines. One Progressive opposed the Clayton bill while forty three Republicans joined for it. Rayburn bill saw eight Republicans and four Democrats voting against. Covington bill passed without a record vote. Roosevelt vows tariff and trust battle against Wilson policies.
A department store promotes record low prices and wider selections, touting unbeatable bargains and improved customer service as shoppers respond with growing interest and confidence.
The Indianapolis News argues President leadership relies on courage and vision. It notes reduced patronage and no known black list, suggesting a decisive figure shaping policy remains the central issue. It hints Louisiana senators might have been on any list.
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