Taft Affirms Roosevelt Policy And Economic Reform
Taft defends Roosevelt era policy on railroad valuation and antitrust reform. He argues for physical valuation of railroads, fair profits, and just rates, warning against overcapitalization and excess pricing. He critiques Democratic platforms, urges tariff revision, labor protections, and fiscal measures including postal savings and currency reform.
Ambiguity in Tax Provisions Cited in Federal Records
The text discusses how contributions received by a person and New York jurisdiction subject him to New York law for all receipts and disbursements of the National Committee. It notes penalties, perjury risks, and potential prosecutions under state and federal statutes, highlighting conflict between fiscal obligations and legal exposure.
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