Roosevelt Addresses Twin Cities Crowd On Public Power
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt receives a standing ovation in Twin Cities as speakers warn of a growing power bloc. United States commissioner of corporations Bert Smith详 analyzes how General Electric and related firms control hydro power, gas, and street railways across multiple states and banks. Gov Stubbs of Kansas denounces Ballinger while praising Taft, with Hay and Ross defending Ballinger after sharp exchanges.
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Taft Sees Farmers And Working Men As Key Classes
President Taft spoke at the Minnesota state fair on Labor Day asserting that farmers and workingmen are the two most important classes in the community. He reviewed congressional laws aiding agriculture and labor, noting they might be seen as class legislation but justified by broader public interest. He cited the trust law and anti trust funding debates from the last session.
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Country Life Institute
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Law vote blocks clause on no class exemption in statute
A legislative body rejected a provision arguing that no class exemption should be allowed in the statute. The decision reflects a stance against carve outs and preserves stricter application of the law.
Taft Arrives Chicago Amid Sparse Committee Welcome
President Taft reached Chicago from St Paul to a crowd that filled Northwestern station but met only newspaper men and police at Market street. He rode to Congress hotel for brief talks with Chief Forrester and Kenyon regarding the beef trust probe before departing Lasalle street station at 10 45 over the Lake Shore road.
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Be To Visit Cincinnati Ohio Valley Exposition
Col Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Cincinnati to attend the Ohio Valley exposition as guest of the organizers. He will speak at Music Hall, lunch at Over the Rhine, visit Longworth, and attend Paoletta at Music Hall before departing for Pittsburgh. Roosevelt first endorsed permanent Ohio River improvements in 1902 during a Cincinnati visit.
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Aviator Reaches Crystal Palace After Paris Flight With Passenger
John B Moissant completed a long Channel crossing from Paris with passenger Albert Fileux, landing at Crystal Palace London on Tuesday afternoon. He left Paris three weeks ago, overcoming storms and multiple stops in a Bleriot monoplane to set a new cross channel record with a passenger. After taking off from Seven Oaks, he briefly landed near Oxford before continuing, then faced motor trouble between Otford and Shoreham after about five miles.
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Hilliard Opens Third Day at Harvard Aviation Meet
At Harvard Aviation Field in Squantum Massachusetts William Hilliard made two brief spurts in the Burgess Curtiss bi plane at 8 20 a m Tuesday marking the start of the third day of the Harvard Boston aviation meet.
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William Hilliard
Roosevelt Speech on Conservation Advances Trade and Lands
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the National Conservation Congress stressing river and rail regulation to prevent monopolies, urging federal control of waterways and forests, and backing a national public health bureau. He urged federal action to safeguard inland waterways, forests, and rural life, while warning against state-only control for public interests.
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Roosevelt on Conservation and national prosperity
Col Roosevelt argues conservation as equal opportunity and national efficiency. He urges federal laws to curb monopolies, regulate railways and waterways, and promote cross border prosperity with Canada and Latin America. He warns against waste and urges thrift and prudent resource use.
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Mexico
South America
American Republic
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conservation Progress and Caution for the Nation
The speaker praises advances in conservation yet warns the fight continues. Special interests oppose progress, with factions posing as citizens or corporate agents. Leadership must be sound and inclusive, defending honesty, courage, loyalty, and equal opportunity for life, liberty, and happiness for all citizens.
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