Roosevelt and the clash over corporations and prohibition
In Washington and the Pacific coast Roosevelt's stance on corporations alarms east coast investors while Hearst argues against him. The piece contrasts California politics with national figures like Johnson and Lemke, notes Portland's open saloon scene, and discusses Canadian liquor control as a model, arguing prohibition's pressures persist amid changing public sentiment.
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