Opium monopoly praise and postal graft debate
A July 16 1908 column argues for an American opium monopoly in the Philippines to fund administration goals while blasting Judge Lacombes ruling against railroads and lampooning post office corruption. It links Hearst backed suits to federal oversight and calls for reform and accountability.
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Philippines
Downing Street
China
Celestial
Taft
Philippine Islands
Commission
Lacombe
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Coal Trust
William Randolph Hearst
Post Office Department
Roosevelt
Postal Service
Bristow
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Payne
France
Post Office
Nolens Volens
Plan to create naval general staff seeks reform of Navy
A movement aims to reorganize the naval administration led by Secretary of the Navy Moody. The plan envisions merging the war college and bureau of navigation into a naval general staff, with the chief handling military divisions and acting as secretary in absences. The overhaul would keep secretary functions and aims to jar politics from military affairs.
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Moody
Secretary of the Navy
Naval General Staff
War College
Bureau of Navigation
General’ Staff
Sampson-Schley
Navy
Army
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