Awakening to Moral Standards in Business and Politics
The piece argues that graft and corruption persist in offices and corporations but notes an awakening toward higher ethics. It cites the insurance investigation, Roosevelt’s push for public campaign funds, and calls for openness to prevent misused funds. It stresses character versus reputation and the need for transparency to curb private influence.
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Corrupt Philadelphia Mayor Censured by Pols and Press
A Philadelphia mayor, Weaver, faces censure from politicians and newspapers for accepting an office won amid a corrupt ring and then prosecuting helpers who aided his election. The article argues city officials have long been corrupted and must resist the corrupt element to uphold their oaths.
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Public voice versus railroad rate control
The passage argues the public should supervise passenger and freight rates and railroads, noting that many lines were built with public funds and later yield profits to operators. It highlights the double burden on citizens who financed roads yet pay profits to operators.
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