No Compromise With Wrong Drives Trust Probe Policy Shifts
Washington debate centers on government stance toward big corporations as Attorney General McReynolds rejects out of court settlements while steps toward stronger antitrust enforcement unfold. President Wilson and Democratic leaders fear signals of moderation may weaken resolve to curb trusts.
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Pree Wat
Smits
Washington
Wilson
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Department
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Athrney General
Sarrender
Wilton
New Progressive Party
Santa
Interelate Com
Roosevelt
Sean Eeewy
United States Senate
State Department
Panama
Colombia
United States
Hannis Taylor
Panama Strip
Taft
Fragmentary Northwest Notes From Derailed 1911 Report
A garbled 1911 era mosaic cites Carson City beef sales and Denver Rio Grande notices, robberies in Tacoma, Utah timber pricing, and veteran figures like James H. Gallop while naming W E Davis and others in a sprawling, unclear warren of telegrams and public notices.
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Nevada
Denver & Rio Grande
Work & Mostros
Mess County
Colorado
Neterer
Oes City
Carson City
Willam C. Hobart
Tacoma
L. L. Grace
Grace
Utah
James H. Gallop
Montana Pioneers
Los Angeles
Gallop
W. B. Smith
Margsre. Smith
Ear Butte
Smith
Evelyn Walker
Eva Walker
Alma Huffer
Hutte
Portland
Anacontes
Wash
James M Lay
Syracuse
H. J McNewny
Kansas
Missouri
Sheridan
Wye
Thal
Mew Sours Glimpsed in Odd Grief at Ides of Not Being
A fragmented, stylized account notes grief and confusion as a figure named Geepak departs the president’s presence. The text hints at shared burdens and a warning about bedpess as a common heritage, with abrupt shifts in narration and room-raised actions.
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Liscoll
Geepak
Lincoln Calls Upon Colonel With New Stories
The text recalls a scene where the president arrives unannounced to see a colonel, with the moment revealing that the caller is President Lincoln and introducing more stories that have never appeared in print before.
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Wes Sar Pelea Y
Lincoln
Fragmentary Records of Congressional Talks on Soldier Discharge
Incomplete excerpts depict a speaker urging Congress to grant a general right to discharge soldiers. A symbolic exchange shows a request to avoid naming individuals while acknowledging broad authority. The dialogue hints at confusion and rhetoric during a House discussion and doorkeeping exchanges.
Fragmentary Aide Memoire Features The President Visit
Fragmented OCR text hints at a presidential visit to a significant site described as the Gesthbed major. It mentions a reenacted gesture, a boy's reply, and a reference to a star seen earlier in Georgia, conveying a dramatic, historically styled scene.
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Bardiack Heeq
Lizesis
Fragmented OCR Poem Partially Clear
A garbled historical fragment mixes misread lines with stray phrases about truth and rebuke. Names and context are unreadable, leaving a cryptic, partial glimpse of a tale told in uncertain time and place.
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MR. M’reynolds
New Haven
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Diryan
Hipocre
Bryan
Uncle Sam
Hanole Taylor
Congress
Northwest Notes
Eounci
Teeuma
Crook
Vietin
Liscoln
Stantem
Conframe
Congrese
Cumgrene
Georgy
Cali
Sap
Gomeer
H. EB Christmas
H.R. Christmas
Mers and Compeaire-o-L.vaermere, Wrenn
HE. Christos
Doe Mites Ae
W. R. Hockerarte
Weried
Lomnerer
Ralph W. Smith
Wyomis
Baerresen Bros
Keele Hall
Oficen
Breeton
Comberia
Temie
Wrg
Robert S. Spence Land Office
A. Pohjola
Cone Se
Hodis Hote White Cafe
Connection
J. R. McMinn
Kemmerer, Wyoming
D. Rarown
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