Taft on Trusts and Tariffs Defend Pro Business Policy
Taft argues that large capital concentration can be legitimate when it serves economy and public benefit, but must be controlled to prevent unlawful monopolies. He condemns unlawful trusts, endorses injunctions to curb harmful actions, and contrasts Republican protectionism with Democratic tariff plans.
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A Call to Preserve the Courts and National Policy
A speech argues against introducing universal jury trials for court orders and urges maintaining strong court authority. It praises Republican governance, highlights currency reform, veterans, negro rights, navy and canal efforts, and condemns Democratic proposals as risky to prosperity and law.
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