President Seeks Revised Sherman Act to Aid Public Welfare
In a presidential message to Congress the president urges amending the Sherman Act to permit beneficial combinations while granting federal agencies power to supervise and publicize corporate actions. He calls for railroads and telegraph firms under interstate commerce oversight with rate controls and protections for workers and shareholders.
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Army
Navy
Amegania
Congress
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Brent
Vemarogues
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Agelaet
Ikoe
Europe
Call for national reform and wageworker protections
The speaker urges federal control over interstate commerce, expanded labor rights, and worker protection via liability laws, pensions, shorter hours, and tax reforms. He advocates forest preservation, unified waterways planning, postal savings banks, and stronger courts, condemning harmful judicial actions and calling for higher judges’ salaries and faster justice.
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Yariong
Eril
Humen
Addressing Census, Civil Service, and Fiscal Plans
The speech urges continuing decennial census work and placing census staff under civil service while arguing against civil service for supervisors and enumerators. It discusses public health, New Mexico and Arizona statehood, Philippine self government, Porto Rico citizenship, Cuba occupation ending, and naval and army modernization with emphasis on promotions, volunteers, and defense readiness.
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Viteheod
New Mexico
Arizona
Congress
Philippines
Philippine Assembly
Asia
Japan
Porto Rico
Tate
United States
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England
Ovens
Lees and
Lew
King Edward to Seek Seaside Recuperation for Rheumatism
The ailing king will move from Windsor to Bandringham and then to a southern seaside resort to recover from rheumatic illness. The planned visit to Lord and Lady Chester has been canceled, as he seeks milder weather for recovery.
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Navy
General Board
North Dakota
Delaware
Florida
Pitt
Thom
Udet
Atlantic
Aval
Annapolis
London
Edward
Bandringham
Lord and Lady Inchester
A Simple Question on Representation and Health
A fragmented testimonial cites Frederick as more convincing than nationwide voices. The narrator describes kidney trouble, frequent nighttime urination, fatigue, and pale health before using a product sold at Clinton Drugstore, noting improvement after three boxes.
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Hence Committee On the Judiciary
Labor Fenders
Frederick
Buckey
Bert
Freehiid
Mays
Dane Life
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Panama
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Secret Service
Ita
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Public Service
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Postal Savinga Bank
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Nifaira
Rooseve'.t
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Panams Canal
Isthmus
Coronel Goethals
Bin
Lst
Lave
Osean Mall
South America
Australasia
Cuba
Cala
Australis
New Zealand
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