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SPENCER SAYS ROADS WOULD AID ROOSEVELT; Would All Bow to Proper Regulation, He Declares. GROSS CUP ON CORPORATIONS Judge Says They Should Be Controlled Like Banks and Forced to be Faithful.
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PITTSBURG, April 7. -- In a speech before the Traffic Club to-night, Samuel Spencer, President of the Southern Railroad, took up the railroad regulation question and declared that under proper conditions the railroad men of this country would gladly co-operate to bring about the results desired by President Roosevelt. View Full Article in Timesmachine »
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