Prosperity and anti trust law debate in Congress
The text argues that prosperity stems from existing laws and warns against unwise changes. It discusses the United States role among nations, constitutional amendment debates, and the need for better enforcement of the anti trust law. It weighs tariff reduction and the balance between corporate and labor power in modern industry.
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Department of Justice
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Inevtern Industrialisu
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Sitinutios
Tery Toenrestiy
Tariff and Commerce debated in Congress in 1913 address
A lengthy record discusses interstate commerce, tariffs, and labor concerns. It argues for a cautious, flexible tariff policy, favors reciprocity treaties, and proposes a Secretary of Commerce to coordinate evolving labor and capital interests. It emphasizes protecting wages and national prosperity without hindering freedom or innovation.
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Beth
Camuaaerciabo
Executive Department
Congress
President Proposes Regulation and Diplomacy Reforms
The president urges public regulation of big corporations and trusts, preserves labor rights, and calls for reforms in immigration, civil service, and currency. He backs stronger navy, Cuba reciprocity, and trade with Cuba and Britain, favoring arbitration and The Hague system to avoid war.
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The readable text fragment references readership, international business world and urgency for position creation but lacks concrete facts, names, places, or events to form a complete summary.
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Capital and Labor in Harmony for Public Good
An editorial discusses balancing interests of capital and labor to secure fair treatment, curb unscrupulous leaders, and avoid hindering industrial growth. It notes the era of federation and corporate growth, urging sane, far sighted policy and devotion to the right to solve the problem.
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Philippine rights of liberty and self government praised
The 120th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in the Philippines is marked by peace and amnesty, civil government, and expanding self governance. The army is reduced, calls for militia reform and naval training rise, while the country emphasizes constructive statesmanship and continued naval growth.
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Islends
St Peel
Progressive Federal Reforms Support Rural Delivery and Irrigation
President Roosevelt outlines rising postoffice revenues and the expansion of rural free delivery as proof of national prosperity. He champions national irrigation for the arid West, forest protection, home stead policy, and humane Indian affairs, urging continued appropriations and merit-based public service reforms.
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United States
Congress
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Republic
District of Columbia
Thaodoni Roosevelt
Isthmian Canal Proposed as Great Engineering Feat
The article argues for an Isthmian canal at Panama with U S backing and possible acquisition from the French Panama Canal Company. Negotiations with Colombia are noted, and the project is praised as a landmark in twentieth century engineering. It discusses Pacific cable plans, ocean routes via the Philippines, and related government actions and conditions.
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Hose of Representatives
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Hague Tribunal
International Tribunal
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United States
Mexico
Hague Court
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Panama Canal Company
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Commercial Pacific Cable Company
Nero
Philippine Islands
Chinna
Mani
Hong Kong
Pacific
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Durinnas
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Naval power and canal as foreign policy linchpins
The speaker argues for a first class navy to back the Monroe Doctrine and ensure the Isthmian Canal enhances naval strength. A weak navy would turn the canal into a hostage to stronger powers, making robust naval forces essential.
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