Wisconsin Senator Gperks Sums Up on Morgans Views
The report notes La Follette and Labollette exchanging views on Morgan left unclear. Wisconsin figures debate the position of Morgan while discussing railway policy and party strategy in the era.
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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
8
The report notes La Follette and Labollette exchanging views on Morgan left unclear. Wisconsin figures debate the position of Morgan while discussing railway policy and party strategy in the era.
The passage records aWisconsin senator’s stance on withdrawing a provision for bonds in a bill, highlighting opposition to corporate control and fears of a political panic. LaPellettes speech criticizes major corporations and deposits in banks, accusing powerful interests of pressuring policy and undermining currency schemes.
The Senate stalled two hours on the currency bill as Tarkoallette sought permission to suspend remarks and resume today. An amendment to the bill, citing emergency credit and executive items, was reported amid praise for Roosevelt. In the House, debate on the pension appropriation featured an exhaustive defense of the funding, with praise for Roosevelt and Bryan and a lengthy speech by Prince supporting the Vallier financial bill.
A court ordered the release of the defendant in a local Missouri case. Details of the case remain unclear due to fragmented text, but the ruling indicates a formal discharge from custody or court-ordered release terms. Further information on names and charges is not legible.
A damaged fragment reports a strike involving St Lewis brewers and Seaboard authorities. The piece mentions Parietal figures, a press conference, and actions by brewery representatives, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Martins Paters defeated Jem Roche in the Went round while Dublin claims easy money for UWurns. A dubious tonic Tollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted as a last resort. The South-Chick company advertises a one week opening from March 20 offering household furniture for sale by March 23. The Smith Clark company undertakers listed at 309% East Purley Street.
Miss Lydia Fox a well known young woman of Andrews is dead. A jumble of local notes mentions postal substations in South Bend and Fort Wayne, an eight year old boy losing sight in Bluffton, Lagro health officer appointment, and various local happenings and names.
Notice outlines rate adjustments for city and county residents as Goshen shifts to private line and party line services. It notes approximately 6,000 telephones in Goshen Elkheart area and Elkhart county, with the latest party line system to ring the call recipient only. Also reports a fatal accident at Giles Bros. factory where a worker’s arm and body were caught in a line shaft, stopping machinery.
Shaurry Singer of Shakespeare visited with W. W. Buller and family over Sunday. Many Goshen residents, including Mrs Edna Downing and Dr and Mrs W. W. Waler, hosted relatives while others traveled to South Bend. Quarantine laws are ignored in town, new scarl et fever cases force schools to close again.
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