Attorney General Seeks Firm Law On Big Business
Washington debates a hard line against trusts as Attorney General McReynolds refuses to yield on enforcement. The administration pursues stiff penalties and clear terms for corporate settlements while considering a new interstate business board to monitor big commerce. A looming Colombian treaty offers $25 million and an apology over Panama history, provoking partisan disagreement in the Senate and debates about accountability and morality.
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Sean Eeewy
United States Senate
State Department
Panama
Colombia
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Panama Strip
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William Jennings Diryan
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Uncle Sam
Hanole Taylor
Congress
Fragmented Northwest Notes From a Turbulent Era
A scrambled list of 1911 events notes beef and food rumors in Nevada, looting arrests in Tacoma, Utah timber pricing, and, in Los Angeles, the death of James H. Gallop. Mentions W. E. Davis facing murder charges in California, roadhouse arrests near Butte, and cabaret abductions tied to immorality. Also references a Denver Rio Grande Railroad yearbook and regional governors' articles on state growth.
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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 and Struggle at Home Insight
Fragmentary text shows a struggle with memory and wit. A figure named Liscoll is cited remarking that bedpess is a shared heritage and that everyone must be open. The scene shifts as a president leaves to a room, signaling a disrupted dialogue or crisis.
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Lincoln Calls On Colonel With New Stories Unseen Before
The president visits the colonel and reveals more tales new to the sense, never having appeared in print before. A night of suspense yields surprising disclosures as Crook sees to sleep.
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Fragmentary Memoir Excerpt on Congress and Soldier Discharge
A garbled dialogue fragment depicts tensions over discharge authority in Congress. References to a request for the release of a soldier, unnamed individuals, and a president presiding over doorkeeping tasks reveal a chaotic scene. The text hints at political maneuvering and a lack of leadership in handling military discharges.
Fragmentary Narrative on a President and a Student
An opaque, fragmented reminiscence describes a president visiting a site, a student reacting with a terse pledge, and a recalled star from Georgia. The passage mixes misheard phrases with scattered imagery, hinting at political or social tensions and a recurring motif of recognition. The tone is speculative, mirroring a memoir fragment.
Fragmented historical text reflection on truth and rebuke
A garbled excerpt reflects on telling the truth to a friend, doubts of lying, and a narrator's voice. It hints at a small story within a larger, unclear rebuke, with phrases about noon and carving something unseen.
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