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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

23

What Judge Taft Stands For Roosevelt Policies Read

Complete working out of Roosevelt policies including a department to supervise railways, limited interstate commerce commission to quasi judicial acts, and stronger supervision of big corporations. It advocates public campaign funding disclosure, labor rights, and tariffication reform, with caution on injunctions and a push for Philippine self-government. It argues for equal protection of workers and critiques the Democratic injunction plank, urging notice before injunctions.

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Republican Views on Courts Banking and Philippines Policy

The text argues for strong federal court authority and resistence to jury trials in contempt cases, condemns Democratic proposals for bank deposits guarantees, and supports elastic currency via postal savings banks. It outlines Republican stances on Philippine governance, costs, self-government, and affirming equal rights for Black Americans while urging naval strength and prudent immigration policy.

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PITHY PARAGRAPHS FROM THE CANDIDATE S SPEECH

The candidate outlines the next administration s role to perfect enforcement machinery, curb law breakers, and limit interference with legitimate business while Roosevelt precedent guides reform. He argues for restoring confidence, reopening factories, and employing the unemployed through Democratic leadership with Mr Bryan at the helm. Labor and employer issues follow.

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