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Features of the New Tariff Bill Explains Policy Shifts
The article outlines the new tariff bill details including free sugar, meat, bread, flour, salt, and fish with butter and eggs taxed. It traces the tariff history from Civil War protections through the 1909 and 1912 debates, arguing for competition over protected profits while stressing the bill aims to lower living costs and boost American industry.
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Dutiee
Underwood
House
Ways and Means Committee
United States
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Sixty-second Congress
Congress
Taft
Custom House