Roosevelt Urges Prohibition of Corporate Campaign Cash
President Roosevelt presses a new bill to ban corporate funding of campaigns, urges swift passage, and warns that failure harms government justice, labor rights, and the fight against corruption. He argues for stronger injunction controls, anti-lynching measures, and broader corporate oversight to protect workers and the public.
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Cook's Record Climb on Mount McKinley Recounted
Dr Frederick A Cook of Brooklyn returned home after a high Alaska ascent with Edward Barville. The pair reached the summit of Mount McKinley at 20 300 feet on September 16 and left a record in a cavern. They faced glaciers, cliffs and extreme cold as they carved footholds and camped at 14 000 and 16 000 feet during the ascent.
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