Elyria Reporter publication details excerpt
Fragmentary notice details the Elyria Reporter and The Reporter Printing Co with editor and manager names and subscription terms for daily and weekly city delivery, indicating mailing and pricing options.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary notice details the Elyria Reporter and The Reporter Printing Co with editor and manager names and subscription terms for daily and weekly city delivery, indicating mailing and pricing options.
The speech argues government rests on Republican cooperation among many minds. Root cites constitutional machinery and extensive federal roles in regulating trusts. He notes 1903 antitrust statutes, commerce regulation, and efforts to curb monopolies without crippling beneficial enterprises.
The Supreme Court and federal enforcement curb rail, cotton pool, and steel magnate schemes. Four cases are highlighted: railroad secret rebates, traffic pooling, price fixing by independent firms, and Northern Securities merger. Justice officials claim broad constitutional power curbs abuses, aiding small capital and fair competition nationwide.
Frank Wiemer resigns as conductor on the L B and H Ry to join the Cleveland Fire Department. Mrs G W Fortin of Elyria visits Miss Myra Sermioni while Charles Mudgs and family stay at Worthington cottage for summer. Fred Miller and M M Suppes relocate with families to Lake Breeze countryside. Fortin spends Sunday with relatives. Tray?
Secretary Moody notes the navy remains costly due to voluntary enlistment and competitive wages, while continental powers rely on compulsory service and cheaper officer salaries. The piece argues higher tax subsidies fund the broader government pay scale, questioning whether such expense is prudent. It emphasizes merit-based cadet access and public cost distribution across taxpayers.
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