Bryan Urges Trust Reform and Better Competition
William J. Bryan, speaking at Indianapolis, blasts the Republican trust record and pushes Democratic remedies. He argues for strict trust enforcement, three new laws including a license system, anti duplication of directors, and a nationwide sale mandate, framing it as a Jeffersonian defense of public rights and competition.
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Kern Accepts Democratic Nomination and Urges People Rule
Indianapolis August 25 John W Kern accepts the Democratic nomination at Denver praising the party and a candidate who is pledged to the people. He argues for reforms to curb monopolies and trusts, and pledges to educate voters with a campaign of reason and honesty leading to victory in November.
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