Democratic Plan to Restore Competition Stirs Taft Clash
In a stinging attack on Taft, the speaker defends a democratic plan to curb monopolies through licensing and reduced outputs. He argues trusts abuse is harming consumers and labor, urges the public to demand competitive markets and fair business practices.
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Bryan Tribute and Republican Power in Congress
A political column denounces the Republican Party’s control of the House and Senate, blaming Speaker Cannon and party leaders for halting protective laws and reform bills. It extols Bryan’s call for public self-government, condemns tariff policies as harming farmers and workers, and urges an anti-monopoly, pro-democracy campaign in November.
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Report that W H Lewis slated for assistant attorney general
Washington officials report that W H Lewis, an African American and current assistant U S attorney in Boston, may be appointed to fill the vacancy created by Alfred W Cooley's resignation. The decision rests with President Roosevelt. if true, it would mark a historic ascent for the Negro race. Lewis, about 35, is a Ward graduate who played football in his college days and is said to have a strong professional record.
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