Progressive plan for cooperation over strong government power
The speaker argues for a bipartisan program to regulate big business, support farmers and workers, and curb trusts. It criticizes Wilson era tariffs, praises Progressive Party reforms, and calls for a strong Interstate Trade Commission with direct power to investigate, prohibit unfair practices, and order remedies to curb monopolies while preserving efficient large businesses.
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Wilson
Ufes
Messrs. Penrose
Barnes
Democratic Organization
Washington
Penrose
Murphy
Wman
Ihs
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Dean Lewis
Progressive Party
House of Representatives
United States
National Child Labor Association
Pennsyvania
State Industrial Accident Commission
Progressive Party of
State Senate
Chicago
Congress
National Legislative Reference Committee
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Hia
Commission
Federal Trade Commission
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Do Away With Ants by Business Plans Here
A fragmented excerpt discusses unorthodox political rhetoric urging action against perceived failures of the administration. It emphasizes citizen rights to question leaders and support reform through congressional returns and accountability. The text suggests a broad critique of current party allegiance and governance.
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Courur
Penweet
Penrose
Me Penrose
Pennsylvania
Barnea
New York
Lorimer
Ilinois
Wilson
Barnes Mesers
Barnes
Chicago
Ingdom
Death of Mr Soult in Meadville and Greenville ties
Mr Soult, born October 19, 1842 in Crawford County, died in Meadville after illness while en route home from Greenville. He lived in Titusville, Meadville, then Greenville, with a residence on Columbia Avenue. He was a former farmer, businessman, and active member of the First Methodist church. survived by wife Nannie G. English and several children, including Edwin Earl and Edson Carl.
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Soult
Meadvill
Meadville
Greenvill
Michael
Hannah Hoove
Crawford
Childre Greenville
Nannie G. English
View Township
Titusville
Greenville
Columbia
Edwin Earl
Johnstown
Edson Carl
Aspinwall
M. E. Church
Mr. Soult
J Paters
A. J. Graham
Sachariah Hoover
Clearfie
Roosevelt Trains Through Tyrone Toward Progressive Meet
Colonel Roosevelt rode through Tyrone on Tuesday en route to a Progressive meeting in Pittsburg. A number of Clearfield residents waved as the train passed along the main line, signaling local excitement.
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Roosevelt
Tyees
Tyrone
Progressive Meeting
Pittsburg
Clearfield
Engagement Announced for Martha Shillingtorn Morgam
Mr and Mrs Geo Webb announce the engagement of their sister Martha Shillingtorn to Mr Oliver Morgam of Chicago WM.
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Geo Webb Shilling
Ford
Martha, Shillingtorn
Oliver Morgam
Babcock
Chicago
Real Estate Transfers In Mahaffey
J. P. Thomas transfers land in Mahaffey to F. D. for 4600 dollars. The record notes the property conveyance and amount involved in the transaction.
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J. P. Thomas
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