National incorporation as basis to reclaim public property
A historical column by United States Circuit Judge Peter S Grosscup advocates national incorporation to counter corporate control of national property. He argues for a two-class security system, tying dividends to actual cash or property value first, then to increments in value, to restore ownership to the people and curb corporate power.
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United States
Peter S&s. Grosscup
American Republic
United States Court of Appeals
Ryan
Garfield
Roosevelt
Seach
The Man With A Plan Peter Stenger Grosscup
A profile of Judge Peter Stenger Grosscup noting his role as a federal appeals judge and his opposition to the beer trust. The article previews an American Illustrated Magazine piece arguing for government supervision of corporations to ensure equal opportunity and prevent private gain, with a call for a national plan on corporate ownership.
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Beer Trust
American Illustrated Magazine
Judge Greascup
United States
National Corporation
Forty Little Ones Dine In Ryther Thanksgiving Feast
At the Ryther home, forty children from infants to apprentices gathered in two rows for a Thanksgiving dinner served at 2 o clock. "Mother" Ryther gave thanks before a spread of turkey, chicken, duck, pumpkin pies, nuts, and fruits. Some children joined from sick beds as special trays delivered meals. all left with full stomachs and grateful hearts.
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Buch
Grocord
Ryther
Japanese Business Men's Association Names Committee
The Japanese Business Men's association appointed A Hattort and Kuse to a 28 member committee to organize a relief bureau for destitute Japanese. The plan has been under consideration for some time.
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The
Japanese Business Men's Association
A. Hattort
Kuse
Colleges Debate Intercollegiate Eligibility at Annapolis Meet
The Association of Colleges Preparatory Schools of the Mid States and Maryland convenes at St John’s College to discuss delaying inter collegiate athletic participation until completion of one work. Speeches are delivered by Rush Rhees Basil Gildersleeve James Young and others with a reception to honor delegates.
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Annapolis
of Colleges and Universias
Association of Colleges Preparatory Schools
Mid States
Maryland
St. John’s College
T Fell
St. John's Col
Rush Rhees
Rochester
Associa
James T. Young
University of Pennsylvania
Basil L. Gildersleeve
H. Hollander
Johns University
Victor H. Lane
University of
Eugene Smith
Columbia University
Mre
Nome plans telephone links with creeks and Yukon routes
Nome announces expansion of Seward Co-Operative Telephone with plans to connect surrounding creeks and extend lines toward the Yukon. The piece notes patrol changes and staff assignments in Nome as part of the broader development effort.
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NOME
Seward Co-Operative
Yukon
Governor Mead to Speak at Protest Meeting Friday
Great interest among the Hebrews of the city for a Monday evening gathering at the Grand Opera House. The meeting protests outrages against Jews and wholesale slaughter in Russia and will urge a protest to President Roosevelt. Governor Mead will deliver the opening address.
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Grand Opera House
Harmony City
Russia
United States
Roosevelt
Mead
New Line of Boats Rumored for Tacoma Harbor
Waterfront chatter ties the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul road to a forthcoming fleet of steamships linking the North Pacific to the Orient. The company reportedly bought 13 530 feet of Tacoma dockage, signaling plans to push an immense oriental trade and rival existing trans ocean lines.
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Orient
Tacoma
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
St Pauls Trains Here in 5 Years
Milwaukee December 1 The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul will run trains from Seattle and Tacoma within four years President Earling announced that the western terminals would be Beattie and Tacoma The line when completed will comprise 10000 miles of main lines and new equipment costing 40000000
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Seattle
Tacoma
Earling
Beattie
Marine Notes Ships sail for wide routes with cargoes
The German steamship Assian arrived for West Coast ports of South America and Europe with 6 000 tons of cargo. Pleia er due to sail for the Orient in two days carrying 7 000 tons for Japan. Santa Clara sails for Vaides and Seward with rails for Alaska Central road. Excelsior laid up for winter overhaul towed to Eagle Harbor. Oregon sails Saturday for Vaides and Seward with supplies and general merchandise.
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Assian
South America
Europe
Pleia@er
Orient
Japan
Santa Clara Saile
Vaides
Seward
Alaska Central Road
Ixcelsior
Alaska
Eagle Harbor
Oregon
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