Government suit and taft era trust critique
The piece argues for a government suit against International Harvester, noting political motives affect Sherman Act enforcement. It cites Taft Roosevelt and calls for a new national incorporation law to improve trust regulation and public respect for justice. It critiques past administrations and warns of politics shaping antitrust actions.
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International Harvester Co
Ube
Taft
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Spee
Radicalism Blunder Robs Friends and Aftermath Rumors
Fragmented commentary rails at political extremes and labor, notes Roosevelt delegates in Massachusetts, then shifts to the Titanic disaster blunders and relief ship orders, criticizing missteps. Mentions Butler, Debs, Taft, Wall Street, and Billy Sunday’s Wheeling meeting profits.
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Tle
Oveah Déptis
Hawthorn Hill Notices From Hawthorne Hill May Day
Hawthorne Hill notes list visitors and callers around Eldorado Camden and Eaton with several family visits. Memorial details record the funeral of Eugene Angspurger and the death of Mrs Elvira Dooley Yottert with services planned near Monroe and Linden. General Young of Celina is visiting J D Young in Somerville.
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Hawthorne Hill
Loran
Pottert
Chicago University
Clyde Trunck
John Harshman
Eldorado
Sam
Decker
Marshall
Bert Phares
Camden
Mesure
Pan
Elliott Newton
Harry Woode
Frank Austin
Sarah Hamilton
Jolin Newton
Harry Woods
George DuMeld
Milton Stubbs
Susan Stubby
Stubbe
West Elkton
Hoy House of Gratiny
Guy Kistingtof Haton
Jem Elliott
George Bwope
PK. Augspurger
George
Dalfield
James Piere
Sarah Christman
Charles Pierce
Agnes Fitzpatricck
Ida Kirvin
Dayton
Marie Swope
Brubaker
Charlie Overholser
Greenville
John Werholser
Pearl Brubaker
Maggie Klip
Eaton
Wilbur Augspurger
Migs
Gussie
Eugene Angspurger
Middletown
Mt. Hill
Monroe
Lebanon College
Ohio State University
Laramie
Wyo
Warren Augspurzer
Elvira Dooley
Th ‘Umden
General Young
Celina, C
J.D. Young
Somervillé
Shandon Rebekah Lodge Social At Old Church Event
Shandon Ohio May 1 residents report the Rebekah lodge and helpers held a pleasant evening at the old church on Friday. Crawford Morris returned from Ohio with a broken leg not considered serious. Rev Higginbotham Mr and Mrs Christian Starr and Mary Morris attended the church conference in Cincinnati last week. L L Moorehouse shipped two carloads of cattle last Saturday. Ella Duvall spent Sunday at Howe.
Massachusetts primary rhetoric sours press view of candidates
The New York World surveys Massachusetts presidential primaries finding no credit to Tutt or Roosevelt and criticizing the state for a complicated primary law that hinders clear expression of party preference. It condemns campaign slander and demagogy, arguing the presidency is being degraded as a political football.
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Achnavtis
New York
Massachusetts
Tutt
Roosevelt
Massaelmsetts
United States
Taft
Mags. Nelusetla
Wouldn't Feel at Home Chicago Rewa
A garbled item suggests a comic remark about leaving home and vacations. An unrelated string mentions Atlanta and an aviary theme, with phrases about explaining things to a wife and a tire in Japan. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear news value.
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Chicago
Rewa
Aime
Atlanta Oyrant
Rescues and More or Less Familiar Modern Works
A fragmented note discusses rescues and familiar modern works, noting that one need not be part of a religious organization to value his magnificently illustrated pieces. It references widespread appeal across people who engage in everyday conversation and observation, highlighting accessible art and shared appreciation.
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