Roosevelt Address on Prosperity Trusts and Tariffs to Congress
In a broad message to Senate and House, President Roosevelt argues prosperity stems from laws and policy, warns of future downturns, and urges measured regulation of industrial growth. He defends major fortunes as earned through enterprise benefiting the community while calling for action to curb associated evils, up to constitutional changes if needed.
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Regulation of Interstate Trusts and Tariff Reform
A call for national action to regulate large interstate corporations and trusts. It argues for public oversight over monopolies, preserves property rights, and links regulation to preventing abuse while maintaining production and wealth creation. It outlines tariff considerations, reciprocity, and the need for a commissioned, expert review to guide policy.
President Roosevelts call for new federal department
The article notes urgent demand from the international business world for a new federal department to supervise interstate commerce. It cites leading commercial bodies uniting in support and urges enactment of a measure already passed by the senate. It argues the department would oversee great corporations and interstate business, with powers expandable by experience.
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Colombia
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Pacific
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Commercial Pacific ‘Able Company
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Cuban Reciprocity and The Hague Arbitration Advocate
A column urges Senate approval of a Cuba reciprocity treaty tying Cuba’s future to the U S economic system. It argues for closer political ties, a generous policy toward a new republic, and arbitration over war, citing The Hague tribunal and recent U S Mexico cooperation as hopeful precedents. It also notes cable negotiations linking Manila, the Philippines, China, and an all-American transpacific line via Honolulu and the Philippines.
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Unionism and Fair Treatment for Labor and Capital
A discussion outlines how unionism can achieve balanced outcomes for workers and employers. It argues for fair treatment of labor and capital and explores methods to secure equitable practices and mutual accountability in the industrial system.
Hawaiian fire claims urged for favorable congressional action
The Ha I commend to the favorable considerations of the congress the Hawaiian fire claims, which were the subject of careful investigation during the last session.
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Navy and national policy on independence era ships and Alaska
The address extols the Philippines independence progress and civil government, urges a strong navy, broader manning and training, and continued canal and Monroe Doctrine enforcement. It praises postal rural delivery growth, irrigation and forest policy, Alaska legislation, Indian absorption, farmer support, and Washington reforms. It closes with White House restoration notes.
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President urges reform and defense cuts in wartime policy
The passage urges better training and merit focus for West Point officers and calls for major reforms in the militia and national guard. It emphasizes constructive wartime work, praise for Filipino cooperation, and the need for a bill to reorganize supply departments and bolster staff.
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Daily Weekday Train Schedule to Warsaw and Nearby
Weekdays only train service listed for Warsaw Trinwoy Zanesville and Intermediate stations via esden Branem aye Millersburg at 11 12 PM. A Ford General Passenger Agent Pittsburg, Penn.
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