Coal mine roads under scrutiny
A Providence Bulletin editorial questions whether coal mining are truly competitive. It suggests Baer has yet to offer any positive information beyond denials and hints at possible findings about industry control.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
4
A Providence Bulletin editorial questions whether coal mining are truly competitive. It suggests Baer has yet to offer any positive information beyond denials and hints at possible findings about industry control.
The Baltimore American declares public sentiment is enlightened and alert, demanding that the nation be not robbed and that laws protect rights in every case, applying this to tariff laws and the ship subsidy scheme as well as others.
The New York Press questions the value of a special court for rate regulation even if its administrative features are flawless. It argues the court is worth little until the commission has a solid regulatory framework to build upon, implying foundational work must come first.
The article argues higher postage rates would push money transfers to banks and express firms, worsening the deficit. It contrasts tariff effects on watches with wage gains, noting price rises without wage increases as Elgin and Waltham exports undercut domestic sales, signaling the tariff's mixed impact.
The passage notes that public patience may wane as he talks of change yet evaluates his actions over the next two years, determining whether he retains or loses popularity. It emphasizes the gap between advocacy and achievement.
The Odebolt Chronicle laments a few feeble minority readings of the Republican majority and urges insurgents to rally to Taft. The Sioux City Journal questions journalism feebleness and notes factions battle for loyalty as the party structure frays.
In Iowa City Republicans debate whether any insurgent candidate can defeat Carroll in the primaries. Some argue insurgents lack a viable challenger while others claim enough insurgents could back a governor alternative. The rank and file show mixed views and warn against aggressive campaigning.
A letter argues for harmony within the Republican party while criticizing minority leaders. It urges balance, warning that pushing too far could prolong internal conflict and hinder the party’s finish.
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