| Title | One of the reasons for telegraphic reform. Power and tyranny of the Associated Press. The character of its manager, James W. Simonton. His confession, under oath, before an Investigating Committee of Congress, of his exploits as a hired lobbyist, and his slanders, under oath, retracted under oath. His expulsion from the House of Representatives. Shall he continue to be the sole telegraphic historian of the country?
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