Fragmentary 19th century rail telegraph commerce note
Fragmentary OCR style sentence mentions wagon pot and employees in abolition of profits of shareholders, telegraph and telephone companies in interstate business and a reference to commerce community.
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Pat Ander
Treestale Commerce
Great Corporations and the Fight for the Nation
The piece argues against sweeping governmental measures to control or threaten big corporations. It frames the issue as a defense of property rights and capitalist freedoms, warning that aggressive regulation could harm national prosperity and provoke class strife. The author appeals to workers and property owners to unite against perceived threats from reformers and political opponents.
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Cor Werthin
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Euler
Opposition to government control of great corporations
The piece argues against state control, labeling opponents as advocating unrestricted individual rights. It contrasts current pro control sentiments with earlier beliefs in slavery and unrestricted freedom, framing the debate as a clash between collective regulation and individual autonomy.
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Clehia
Cour
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Nation must regulate corporate power with federal control
The speaker denounces predatory wealth and centralization, arguing national government alone can regulate interstate commerce and curb corporate power. He warns that state-by-state action fails, urging comprehensive federal authority and public accountability to ensure fair distribution of wealth and protections for the general public.
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Peweer
Bush Tesath
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Ieee
Orlee
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National power to curb corporate control urged by reformers
Advocates call for strong central supervision of interstate corporations, water rights, mines, forests, and a nationwide labor law. They warn that concentrated admin power must be accountable, arguing that using federal authority is essential to prevent unchecked wealth accumulation and protect democracy.
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Hubley
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