Rooseveltism and the new order in American policy
A fragmented discussion outlines Roosevelt era policies as an attack on wealth and industry. It denounces Wall Street influence, corporate power, and capital excess while promising protections for citizens against plunder. The rhetoric frames Rooseveltism as restoring order and equity, warning against evasion of law by any class.
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Tao Polteles
Rensayulé
Canlon
Keokuk
Tha Andan
American Securitien
Wallstravt
Turbulent City Debates and Railway Plant Plans Stir Ogden
In a heated local scene Harriman interests clash over proposed refrigerating car plant sites and city gains. Residents question valuations and infrastructure impact while officials dodge concrete answers amid rumors of location near Twenty fourth Street and Lincoln Avenue.
Inland waterways and railways debate over trade
The piece cites widespread rail capacity failures to meet U S commerce demands and urges substantial inland waterway improvements under federal policy. It notes the National Rivers and Harbors Congress has pushed for development, arguing waterways would ease congestion, boost trade, and complete national resource utilization. It mentions Hearst independent leagues and other political and policy observations of the era.
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United States
Tonmagent
National Rivers and Hartints Congress
Lnuttheas
Willy
Watursara
Fragmented Chief Justice Speech From Philadelphia
A garbled report references Mr Coorg FR Pann as president of a Philadelphia group. It mentions a September event and political tensions tied to a hypothetical demonent and war outlook. The text is largely incomprehensible with many misspellings and unclear names.
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Coorg
Philadelphian Air Theading
Railroads and dominance in Harriman era lanes
Fragmentary text discusses railroad construction in Salt Lake and Harriman influence over routes. It mentions laboring lines with Western Pacific and a road that could shift control to Burlington or Northwestern, preserving Ogden as Harriman territory until another line expands.
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Superior
Salt Lake
Harriman
Ogdun
Burlington
Northwestern
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