Roosevelt urged to curb trusts as Ohio cases loom
A 1907 Athens Oregon page notes President Roosevelt and GOP leaders urging states to curb trusts. Judge Morris sentences thirty trust magnates, new anti trust enforcement discussed. Banking and express firms clash over money orders, Missouri allows farmers to register farm names to avoid duplicates. Various editorials critique policy, rail and postal issues, and a controversial Bourne tribute. Obvious human names include Roosevelt, Morris, Bourne, Oregon figures, Ballard.
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