Roosevelt Era Trusts and Regulation Debate in Outlook
In an Outlook editorial, Roosevelt argues antitrust laws are inadequate and calls for federal supervision of large corporations. He urges breaking up monopolies into smaller units with strict regulation, potentially including price controls like rail rates, to protect public welfare and workers. The piece contrasts this stance with opposition from White House officials and Republicans.
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Minigers
Pblic
Chilean Minister Defends Alsop Claim Settlement
Chile's Eduardo Suares rejects reports that Chile sought to dodge debt and says the $1,000,000 Edward award vindicates Chilean stance. He notes claimants demanded $3,500,000 and condemns misrepresentation of an international matter settled peacefully as U.S.-Chile relations improve.
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Eduardo Suares
Chile
United States
Alsop
Senor Buares
Edward
Chitex
Senor Suarez
Trust cures offered Carnegie for bank reform aimed at prices
In New York Andrew Carnegie urged permanent reform of banking and currency to avert panics and credit collapses. He favored federal regulation, cooperative banking, and a graduated tax on capital stock to curb monopolies and stabilize prices. Senators pressed witnesses on price control vs market competition while seeking targeted trust regulation.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Gould
Dwintel
Toco
Senate
Zachariah T Vinson
Huntington
W S Dwinnel
Minneapolis
Dwinnel Guid
Vinnon
Federal
Coal Mine Commission
United States Corporation
Dwinnel
I B in Steel Trust Divorce
The New York Herald editorial brushes off a Roosevelt link to a government case against steel interests. The piece hints at political maneuvering, defense, and public alarm, calling the affair flapdoodle and noting wartime-like scrutiny of the president.
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New York Herald
Washington Post
New York
Roosevelt
Anbl
Gearlt
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Iron
Tart
Oyster Bay
Mr Taft
Taft
Dounle
Tobacco and Oil Trust
Roads Increase Dividends From Rail Trusts
New York reports increased semiannual dividends from the Hocking Valley and Kanawha and Michigan Railways, both controlled by Chesapeake and Ohio. Hocking Valley raises from 1.4 to 3 percent, Kanawha and Michigan from 7 to 12 1/2 percent, as C&O directors met. Gov Woodrow Wilson visited Staunton, Virginia, spent time with childhood scenes and renewing acquaintances, serenaded and hosted a hotel reception.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
New York
Hocking] Valley
Kanawha and
Michigan Rail
Hocking Valley
Kanawha
Michigan
Gov Wilson
Staunton
Staunton Va
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Bi Hotel
Shuster defies premier as Russia demands withdrawal
Telegram from Tehran reports American financial adviser W Morgan Shuster may resign amid Persian government pressure over Shuwa Sultanate assets. Russia seeks gendarme withdrawal, premier orders recash of troops, but Shuster refuses counter order. No Persian reply to Russian ultimatum. troops to be dispatched to Kashin near Leburon.
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Petersburg
Grove
Persa
Kushin 9
Weather Conditions Report From Mont Weather Observatory
The weather summary reports upper air observations with a 900 foot altitude note of 30 degrees, winds from the northwest to higher levels, and a 82 mile per hour gust at 3900 feet. A disturbance near the Rocky Mountain region moves to the eastern U.S. bringing unsettled weather, snow in the upper Mississippi valley, and rain or snow across the Midwest and Great Lakes as a broad western disturbance advances. Cold waves ordered for Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and southern New Mexico. temperatures vary across regions with warming in the Mississippi valley and southern plains, and general fair weather in the West and parts of the East by Friday and Saturday.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
Mont Weather Observatory
Kaenden
Middle West
Mississippi Valley
Superior
Michigan
Aisliar
New York
New Eigland
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
Dala
East Gulf
Staten
Ako
Atlantic
Aouth Atlantic
Atlantc
Steles
Hacky Mountain
Plateau
Korthwas
Kantern
Plaiis
Midle
Minsieulpel
Suthwest
Nouthwest
Kian
Oklahoma
Texsa
Lalorady
New England
Lower Lakes
Erie
Ontario
Huron
Bt Perior
All Lakes
Grand Bank
Taft Can Save Court as Vote to Repeal Looms
Idaho Senator Borah confirms in Senate that enough votes exist to repeal the Court of Commerce law though a two thirds margin may be needed to override a Taft veto. Democrats in the House expected to back the bill and push to abolition once House action begins.
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Pann Mexaure
Trias
Borah
Idaho
Yeaterday
Senate
Court of Commerce
Congresa Media
Taft
East
Congress
House
Raifroada
Interstate Commerce Competsion
Debate over Aldrich plan tempers speech and opposition
Senator Reed opposes the scheme while Clark argues against chartering any monopoly power in finance. The article notes wide dissent among financiers and officials, urging both sides be heard before any decisive move on the proposed currency and banking reforms.
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Senator Reed
Kangaa City
Mayov
Champ Clark
Trans Missiasion Commercial Congress
United States
Nelgan W Aldrich
National Monetary Commission
James A Reed
Clark
Lfe
Aldrich
James J Hill
Leslie M Shaw
Treasury
Preeldente
Aldrich ‘Vreeland and Laugh
Mary Garden Perfume Featured At Expo Booth
The Rigaud line is praised as an elite fragrance blending rose violet lily honeysuckle and garden scents. It is described as a perfect floral harmony likened to opening a garden window. The exhibit booth mimics Paris Palais Royal styling and sells Tonlet Articles at premium prices for the refined customer.
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Mary Garden
Rigaud
V Rigaud
Palais Royal
Firat
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Huge Corporation
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Large Corporation
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Interstate and Inter Total Industrial Organization
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Bureau of Corporations
Standard of
Tobacco Trust
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Carnegie
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture—Weather Bureau
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Washington, D. C
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Rents Chocolate
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Wayley
Geo Edwardes
London
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Jacobs & 8
Jarl
Queens of the Jardin Ve
Harry Koler
K Hall
Lyceum
Queens of the Folles Bargere
Rat Wontcomery
Harley Sisters
Audubon Society
Willem Lulley
McKinley Fal
Tecantoat High School
Spm AU
Whrba
Luischen
Lulu Glaser
Cohan & Harris
Winchell Smitha
Mat Thora
Burton Holmes
Spain
Ean Eae
Cee Aera
Arthar Dean
Byron
Langton Gardner & Noddard
Reed
Shirley
Kesler Savor
Kate Elinore
Marietta
Vaughn
Calvary Baptist Bunday School
Mouse
Academy
Raymond Paine
Pricas
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St. Argade Park Road
Lavnth Theater
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Lester & Relies
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Stacia Moore
Edwin George
Newspaprri
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