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June 14, 1906 issue

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The article presents information on various developments taking place in the U.S. The exposure of corruption in the public services, with high officials smirched or found guilty, has revealed the unsoundness in private commercial morals in the U.S. The organized system of political corruption has been doing its demoralizing work. It is supposed that correction and amendment are more imperative than punishment. The standards of commercial honor has stooped so low that businesses of world-wide scope are conducted with callous disregard of health and good faith. The article further discusses issue and consequences of the recent anti-capitalistic campaign of lower working-classes.

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MUNICIPAL services; BRIBERY; BUSINESS ethics; POLITICAL corruption; DEALS; ANTI-globalization movement; UNITED States
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