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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
3
The message to Congress calls for labor, corporate controls, and social measures. It urges liability laws, child labor protection, waterways commissions funding, and financial reforms to bolster the Hepburn act and federal oversight.
District court recommendations address alterations in injunction practice and contempt powers limiting misuse. The author argues courts should transfer contentious matters to another judge and warns against excessive reliance on injunctions that harm defendants’ rights.
A call to strengthen the anticorruption law to curb corporate wealth concentration and improve federal oversight. It argues for protecting free institutions while avoiding government ownership or chaos from unchecked individual wealth, citing historical efforts to regulate monopolies and interstate commerce.
A historical opinion argues for stronger executive oversight of large combinations. It praises the Interstate Commerce Commission and bureau of corporations, endorsing expanded powers to curb abuses, with the burden of proof on firms to justify existence and calls for modernized national regulation.
The piece argues federal supremacy in regulating interstate commerce and criticizes state attempts to control it. It claims only national action can curb commercial abuse, warning that divided control leads to absurdity and ineffective regulatory outcomes.
A discussion argues for a strong centralized executive body with power to correct abuses and regulate complex interstate commerce. It warns against unchecked authority and calls for a national incorporation law enabling an empowered body to judge combinations and prosecute violators. It also suggests federal supervision of securities for interstate commerce ventures.
The president urges limited protections for labor unions within antitrust enforcement, arguing wholesale exemption would threaten constitutional balance. He favors regulating powerful corporations and allowing peaceful unions while condemning boycotts and backlists.
Nathan Matthews chairs a finance commission report to Boston officials detailing alleged evils of corporate combinations in steel and tramcar supply. The document argues such groups dominate city contracts, railways and related firms across New England and surface in bid collusion.
The commission condemns dishonest bids and collusion among major manufacturers led by Boston firms and United States Steel members. It urges federal action and indicts participants for violations of the Sherman Act, stressing ethical duty and gatekeeping against greed. The report calls for grand jury review and further federal legislation to combat such practices.
Two officers and crewmen die when the British torpedo boat destroyer Gala is broken by the scout Attentive during maneuvers off England. The collision leaves the Gala with two compartments flooded and the engineer drowned.
Rev Madison C Peters recounts his departure from a Cosmopolitan Dinner after witnessing a proposal to advocate interracial marriage. He says he opposes social equality and intermarriage, noting white women at the event and the arranged seating of black men and white women.
April 25. Filings for the June primary reached the secretary of state office. Stalwart candidates listed include A B Kittredge for senator W Martin for congress J J Browne for governor George C Johnson for treasurer J J Walther for secretary of state Hans O Wicker for railroad commissioner H M Eide for state land commissioner and M M Rame for superintendent of instruction. S W Clark insurgent candidate for attorney general filed later as the only faction petition so far. Democratic candidate Andrew F E Tee filed for governor leaving rest of party ticket to file Monday.
From Hayti New York Apr 20 a French cruiser Estrees reports after the attempted revolution the city of Tort Au Drithes shelters refugees. Officers recount executions on March 15 and scarce graves forcing improvised burials as firing squads claim more victims than graves could hold.
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