President's Message Urges Amending Sherman Act for Public Benefit
The President urges Congress to amend the Sherman Act to permit combinations that serve the public interest and to strengthen federal oversight of interstate commerce. He calls for full publicity, government supervision of railroads and telegraph lines, wageworker protections, investment in labor and industry, and stronger federal support for aging and injured workers.
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John L Beveridge 1824 1877 Illinois politician and soldier
John L Beveridge born July 6 1824 in North Carolina moved to Illinois in 1842 settled De Kalb County, later served in Civil War rising from captain to brevet brigadier general. He held sheriff of Cook County 1886 state senator 1870 congressman at large 1871 and lieutenant governor 1872 succeeding to governor after Oglesby resignation.
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