The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-21

PROGRAM

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iWashIhgteSn. Fob sV-1fie Prssi1
dent regards the bill creating hfl m
terEtate fFade c9mftlj jssi0h as the eeaJ
trail figure. Of tie trust PROGRAM, He
said q recent study OF the sfatite
GFeatIng tile tbhEeau Of corporations;
had copvihcsd him that this fursau
fhRd ihuch greater powers tsiah 1gener-,
ally was realized. He believed bow.
eyer, that the trade. commits salon
should ipclude the blEeag OF corpdra-
ticns and that additional duties
SHOULD. be given 70, the, commission.
Mr.. Wilson 'fiatsated IN .pis talks
that serioue e0IsidsfstIon had been
given in the ,6sanfng of tie trust leg
Fislation tg rfostaieits that WSGid pro-
teet small, ;basiness eoheeFns from
statJites pfoRfbthRg trade aFrange-
meHtS and ;tSgnbinRtiens, He sup
frame an exemption lin q terms Of dot
q iars and for tIlfs REASON saip NOT iSs5s
Iieye II Was pfacflcabl le TO sxempt &
ton frpm The ffdpisit9fial process ot
PROPOSED but that Sotne I6eifer plan
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Tho House dldieiarY sub-eoinmitS
bilI tie fohrtil of {iie aieas fiS 81 afos ; ifroI
4he judiciary committee for tic hd-'
llfnistrat ation trust Hesitation program
Finish ny 3Qfches Win be given {lIel
bin al. sit SftIl DE fritrodpced pFoEaS
bly, by the first or next week.
The sIb1s s6mmittee SIS Fe6hsideFIng;
Eahd, 4ay agree Ito fedfaft an four fof
ITS meakhFe those e3ling ith bold
ing conn panic lnterl oefSing difector~
Intes. Eade r9fst IONS and, deii iitihns of
res Of trade, into one tbifI 70 he
ntr0dtied at ffhc conclusion Of siiedr-!
biIgs sehednish for the last of the,
week. ~: q
The lhol ding iepnpany bill as ffameI
would prohibit the existence ipf hold,
ing Neprp0fatfohs. 1t e&septs from
|the fHhibittoh such e6heegfs as the
great life insjifpnee ie6mpanies.
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EGlsfneI Is 81 Rfig IND RS 5ifSas cdiih IaaFSe
% nj Hion, dIse1ssea the pf0posed
6 10 10, regulate sEodk and bond
tissues before. the house e0iiFfGittse on
interstate commerce.
Chairman sClal Ii was doIbtful OF the
|expedfehey of. !tlie tprop no exempt
Efssiiahee ns II sff6 notes from led j
efaI silperSisI0n, 5hylhg II ittliey we're
Eexcepted, there might be expected to
TOW sRpp fCat 9ns f6rS peri KS sidh it's.
I3ssiie Feflndiiig EapeE. He sthodglit
/ II might laad TO fnte eference with iegtl'
innate reg utafi01. He sufgefi iegis1
EfSttion ahtehd di1g the aeDBGrn saet a
1906 so that sle eoIntihissi6n coLiit In;
yestigate tae boo and other records
|pf sthe Is6nisEfi & lle and 9TH
or ::foa ads back OF TthEt dase. sfIe. said
she jssue as TO Wliet her tile records
Isprin:ss 10 800 were fa IS Isd BOOK, WAS
Epeing Fought ont tsSsi tIi flie HE.
q lNasllst le, now Id fE fi6 an aiIi is pro-'
fceedipg TO enforee tlle, cUnfSi iss t6li IS;
lRss6Jted fgIit. q IS
\. ! blr; Clark texpEe essed tue BELIEF that
lWithls the prof Gdht r61 of cal tai 2
Lizatinn. nenn1e Il more corr
Fhdenee In stocks aud. botids, Keeling
that tthe railroads were forganized ifas
bnsfnbss enterprises 4or ffansp6rta-l
ton aIld not for ma pd & tion by Wall
Stfeet: 4Ie said the new 4 eneraf ffon
E1n Shand Ing railroad ptopsft moro
and more Was sanpfeciati ef mo iidIy
Epfder Of hlSttess Setl lies. RsIlroAd
IsDephle today, lie added, would seofn sto
do the things that once were cotisici-
Hearings before both commit tteas Of
heslulis probably viii CLOSE the last
tof next tweeIz. - .3ssti1
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