Roosevelt special message attacks critics and calls for honesty
President Roosevelt’s special message to Congress denounces attacks by individuals and corporations on the administration amid calls for honest government and a square deal. Senator Davis urges printing 10 000 more copies as the document is praised as a strong democratic standard.
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President's Message in Full Highlights Constitutional Debate
The document presents the president's full message to the Senate and House reflecting on recent Supreme Court decisions and their impact on the Employers' Liability Act. It discusses Interstate Commerce Commission experiences and outlines the administration's position on statutory interpretation and regulatory authority.
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President Roosevelt’s Spirit Guides Honest Wealth Laws
The piece argues against attacking private property and wealthy individuals while urging honest stockholding and corporate reform. It supports legislators backing employer liability, worker injury compensation, Panama Canal employee protections, stronger anti injunction rules, and expanded Interstate Commerce Commission powers to curb gambling in securities and commodities.
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Hughes Speech Sets Tone in New York Rally
Governor Hughes, amid Republican club resolutions backing his candidacy, declares he will avoid factional strife and uphold official duty. He praises President Roosevelt's administration, emphasizes free institutions, labor laws, and responsible employers while critiquing special privilege and urging strong public welfare safeguards.
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Presidential Possibilities Hughes and Johnson
The piece debates New York Governor Charles Evans Hughes and Minnesota Governor John A. Johnson as leading presidential possibilities. It notes Hughes’s prominence from his governorship and ethical reputation, and Johnson’s rising status fueled by the New York World, while neither has publicly sought the nomination. The article suggests both could remain rivals for the second spot on their parties tickets.
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Unscrambled Fragments Point to Page Two Notice
Fragmented OCR text hints at a local story involving individuals such as Mr. Burh and Maher Witt, with references to a meeting or event and a continued notice on Page 2. Names and places are unclear due to garbled phrasing, but the piece suggests a continuation and a public notice context.
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Weather Outlook Shifts Amid Mild Cold Snap and Wind
A garbled weather dispatch notes a Saturday and Sunday chill with northeast winds and a few showers. Forecasters warn of waning sun, cooler nights, and unsettled conditions across coastal and inland areas.
Panic grips Traction Company as funds fail
The Traction Company faces insolvency as it cannot secure money to pay for road improvements. A sweeping court petition in New York seeks recovery aid while officials report the project is solvent but temporarily embarrassed. The case, involving multiple parties and a long legal fight, continues across pages.
Woodburn Crime Case Reveals Confession in Probe
Prosecutor Albert Thomas announced that Fred LaDuke, among four in custody for the Columbus Croy murder, has made a full confession implicating the other three planners Mil er Brout and Baker. Deputy Prosecutor Harry Hilgemen aided as authorities gathered new evidence and public support grew for the arrests. The grand jury is set for Monday to weigh the case as defense lawyers prepare their next moves.
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