Declaration on Independence and a New Freedom Voice
A speaker denounces governing elites who favor a closed political class. He calls for outsiders like Lincoln’s spirit to empower the people, criticizes leaders tied to big business and finance, and urges government by the public rather than a trustee board. He warns that ignorance of consequences endangers democracy.
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Mor
America
Lincoln
Labyays
Tublees
United States
Princeton University
Finanreas
Mantyos
Government by the People and the tariff debate
A 1913 speech urges returning government power to the people and limiting monopolies in tariff, finance, and conservation. It argues trusteeship over policy, warns against banker influence, and calls for citizen access to government decision making in a United States where monopoly shapes policy.
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Mr. Taff
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
America
Washington
Alaska
Legislation Not Conducted in the Open Sunday
A brief note for Sunday coverage reports that legislation was not conducted in open session. The item flags lack of public proceedings and notes the procedural context from the day’s agenda. Local officials are not named.
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Iniarest
Trustees of Prosperity
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McClure
World’s Work
W. A. Rogers
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Wilson