President Presses Congress In While You Wait Message
The president attacks Congress in a lengthy message urging action on labor and capital issues, warning against demagogues and urging stronger federal regulation of corporations and interstate commerce. He calls for expanded powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission and a possible national incorporation law to curb abuses and to protect public interest.
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Debates on Antitrust and Labor Power in Congress
A fragmented, OCR like transcript discusses antitrust law, labor rights, and federal action. It weighs corporate influence, wage workers, and the need for regulation to curb fraud and protect public interest. The text cites figures and sections, arguing for stronger federal measures and oversight.
Control of Comporations Heavens Advanced for Strengthening the Anti-Trust Cap
Policy outline argues for strong national government control over large corporate wealth to curb abuses. It warns against both plutocratic dominance and socialist rule, advocating measured regulation of interstate commerce to protect free institutions. The piece traces historical debates on agency and enforcement since the growth of steam and electricity.
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Brown
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Sarrigdon
Witt
Etmg
National Interstate Commerce Right Over State Controls
The document argues that state control over intrastate commerce is ineffective and cannot regulate national trade. It urges national legislation and empowered federal authority to curb commercial abuses, noting courts cannot provide constructive regulation and must be complemented by robust federal action.
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Panoither Nooner
Nation
Iuet Jésuit
Lys
Feaz
Congress
Fed‘ral
Abe Stat And Needed? City Report Covers Abused Deals
A report presented by Nathan Matthass, chairman of the finance committee, to the mayor and Beatdo city council outlines alleged evil practices by several corporations. The document details combinations formed around city contracts and structural site supplies, affecting New England states and various cities.
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Jung
Impurity and Satiation Crusade Aimed at Drug Stores
A historical notice rails against impure cures and stresses the need for pure drugs. It cites A. M. Stim succeeding J. H. South’s City Drug Store on East Main Street and mentions Smith Winton and Pal trio as associated firms in the business, warning readers to seek the best and purest products.
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A. M. Stim
J. It. South
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Sb East
Ala Street
Smith
Winton and Waured & Pal Tr Nex Company
Drunkenness and Its Cure Book Promoted by Waite Ribbon Remedy Co
An advertised publication titled Drunkenness and Its Cure claims to reveal a cure with a tasteless colorless odorless White Ribbon Remedy. The Waite Ribbon Remedy Co of Taostan, Massachusetts markets the book and a sample in a plain envelope. It alleges the medicine can be given secretly in tea, coffee, or food and costs $x per package. Local dealer W. L. Jackson, druggist, Jackson, MA, handles sales.
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Massmak
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