Trust Debate Warns Against Industrial Tyranny
A Chicago conference on trusts hears speeches from governors and leaders like Foster of Ohio and Pingree of Michigan urging caution. They warn the nation risked its middle class and civic liberty if large corporations dominate trade, urging constitutional powers and tax provisions to curb trusts.
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Civic Federation of Chicago
Civic Federation
Simost
Bette
Lina Gee
CA Bureau of Government
Interstate Commerce Commission
All Justs
Dantes
Foster
Ohio
F. Mack
Nebraska
E. Rosewater
Arisona
W. C. Campbell
Artuinsas
B. J. Brown
Montana
H. H. Swain
Lee M. Hinrt
United Garment Workers
Henry White
National Association of Manufacturers
Theodore C. Beard
Ravens
John H. Heagin
Tennessee
C.K. Snodgraze
New Hampshire
Henry W. Bink
Minnesota
W. E. Douglass
National Grain Growers Association
H. Growley
National Parmera Adl- Race and Industrial Union
John Hill Jr
Missouri
Gen. HC. Crow
Black Major’s Barbecue Bid Provokes Governor
In Bis marek grove the Black Major attempted to lure Governor into giving a speech next Friday with the condition of supplying a steer for a barbecue. The governor claimed no steer or funds were available. The Major sought intervention from various parties but was consistently turned down.
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Tevelota
Bismarck Grove
Lawrence World
Bis‘marek Grove
the Grove
Passing of Trusts Shrink as Calderhead Predicts
Congressman W A Calderhead of the Fifth district, in talks with Governor Stanley, argues Republicans should slow denouncing trusts. He predicts trusts will fade before the next vote, with remaining ones reformed, as overcapitalized stock collapses and hurts stockholders. The 1896 silver question is recalled.
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Calderhead
W. A. Calderhead
Wald
Stanley
Sonn
Mort Albaugh Faces Wallace Boom In Kingman Race
In Bevenin district reports say Congressman Long and Mort Albaugh mocked W H Wallace in Kingman where Wallace seeks a congress nomination. Wallace has secured his home county endorsement and gains in other counties while critics retreat.
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Bevenin
Long
Morton Albaugh
W. H. Wallace
Kingman
Congress
Wallace
Lote
Mr. Albough
Rich farmer in jail in Vincennes court
In Vincennes circuit court today a jury found William Gravel, a Johnson township farmer, in default on tax payments. He was punished by a fine and jailed after failing to comply, while local officials and other farmers with similar cases observe proceedings.
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Vincennes, Ing
William Gravel
Johnson Township
Sath
Why He Was Discharged Younking Not Dismissed For Political Reasons
The article states Younkins was discharged not for politics but due to alleged incompetence. A. H. Nooney says Younkins refused state house tasks, delaying work and neglecting responsibilities while others completed contracts at lower bids. Governor Stanley and council members note job assignments and bid outcomes led to the discharge.
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Younkins
Stanley
Elwith Street
Younking
Chaise Re Bs
Three Topeka Carriers Promoted in Grade and Pay
Three Topeka post office letter carriers, S. M. Rob inson, I. P. F. Greeme, and A. P. Lacey, have been advanced from third class to second class. The raises bring second class pay to about 7690 annually. Promotions follow a year of service and a postmaster's recommendation. Robinson and Greeme advance September 1, Lacey's date not fully shown.
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Topeka
S. M. Robinson
I. PF. Greeme
A.P. Lacey
Robinson
Mr. Grown
Mr. Lacey
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Globe
Chicago
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Virginia
Booted
Aaron Jones
South Head
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Trust
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New York
Truste
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Seeston
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