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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
Messages of congratulation from friends nationwide reached Sagamore Hill on December 1 as the former President and Mrs. Roosevelt marked their twenty fourth wedding anniversary.
President Howard Elliott criticizes state and federal regulation of railroads as necessary for national unity. He argues old individualism faded with steam and electricity, urging closer supervision of common carriers and government oversight of stock issues to curb abuses. Washington, Dec 1. Red Cross seals sale aims to fund anti tuberculosis drive with expected growth in donations.
A census find asserts a majority of New York state residents fall under Greater New York City. The report proclaims a new city state phenomenon with New York City wielding dominant financial and political influence, reshaping state and national life into a centralized urban power.
John S. McGroarty reports plans to form a social Celtic Club in Wenatchee with diverse religious and political members including a bishop and a California supreme court judge. The group aims to study Celtic language and literature and hosts a forthcoming April pilgrimage led by McGroarty and Frank Baker, while opposing misrepresentation of socialism. The writer challenges a local Jas E Smith to publicly discuss socialism, inviting broad public discussion and noting location details and contact.
Letter to the editor defends socialism against a harsh unsigned critique by Jas. E. Smith. The writer denounces personal attack and argues the issue itself remains central beyond the slanderous language. The exchange highlights ongoing debate over socialist ideas in the era.
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