Reform the Wide Need of It in Indiana Voice
Fort Wayne address by Robert S. Taylor on October 15 1910 warns voters that wealth and opportunity are unevenly distributed and that corporations and trusts threaten democracy. He argues for vigorous regulation of railroads and trusts, cites the United States Steel and Standard Oil cases, and calls for political action to curb concentrated wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman Sleeping Car Company
Ilinois Central Railroad
DeTocqueville
America
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
New Jersey
Supreme Court
New England
Pennsylvania
Alabama
United States
Great Corporation
Satan
Jesus Christ
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago
Steel Corporation
Baron Munchhausen
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Gary
Mammon
Standard Oil and Steel Corporations
International Harvester Co
United States Steel
National Biscuit Company
Harvester Company
American Sugar Refining Company
National Salt Company
Corn Products Refining Company
Swift & Co
Meat Trust
Quaker Oats Company
Shredded Wheat Company
American Woolen Company
Leather Trust
Central Leather Company
American Tobacco Company
American Snuff Company
Chewing Gum Trust
Fort Wayne
Wall Street
General Electric Company
Bell Telephone Company
Alexander Graham Bell
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Company
Bell Telephone
Mr. Morgan
Moses
Finance
Congress
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Robert S. Taylor
Railroads
Butterick Company
Paper Pattern Trust
American Thread Company
American Chicle Company
Cana
Standard Oil
the Telephone Trust
American Telephone and Telegraph Company