President Roosevelt Urges Broad Civic Reform Across Economy
President urges Congress to strengthen labor protection and curb corporate power. He calls for compulsory workers' compensation, tighter injunction controls, federal oversight of interstate railroads, and expanded powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate rates, practices, and perishable shipments. He criticizes unjust use of injunctions and stock gambling while urging fair treatment of wage earners.
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Warriman
Confess
Administration's Course Defended in Public Utilities Debate
A Washington battle over rail rebates and corporate powers unfolds. Edward Chambers details Associated Oil movements and Bakersfield pricing while Francis J. Heney urges regulation to protect investors and the public. The piece argues for cautious supervision of public utilities to curb dishonesty and defend property rights.
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Washington, D. C
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Atchison, Topeka and
Edward Chamber
Atchison
Topeki and Bante Ke
G. A. Davidson
California
Ripley
Wella
Tinkersfield
San Francisco Bay
Bakersfield
Stockton
Associated Ofl Company
San Luis Oblene
San Francisco
Union ON Company
Standard Ol Company
Coant Belda
Associated Clompany
Welle
Porter
Edward Chambers
Associated OH Company
Los Angeles
Ordiairily
Mantha
Fort
New Jersey
Swat
Ste Rmways
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Republic
Pecnona
Daniel Campbell Pioneer Dies at Eighty in Coshocton
Pioneer resident Daniel Campbell of Coshocton died early Thursday at his daughter Quintan Lowry's home a mile from Prairie Craper. He was eighty. a cam erous growth undermined his health. Manritte Wire Extinguisher ad seeks energetic agents.
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Coshocton City
Daniel Campbell
Quintan Lowry
Prairie Craper
Probate Court appoints administrator for Mary B. Vetch estate
Ed H. Wilson was named administrator of the Mary B. Vetch estate, with final account filed by Mrs M. H. H. Trimith guardian of minor Mary J. Seka. Wm. H. Martley, a prominent Tacoma City woman, died Thursday after a three week illness.
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Ed H. Wilson
Mary B. Vetch
M. HH. TriMith
Mary J. Seka
Wm. H. Martley
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