Germany's tariff dispute alarms U.S. trade relations
Germany faces accusations of discriminatory duties affecting American exports to the United States in rubber goods and unmanufactured steel. The issue centers on most favored nation interpretations amid Canada pulp cases and new U.S. tariff policy proposals. Germany remains a major U.S. trading partner, with exports to Germany and imports from Germany totaling hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Edward Jansen Named Lime Rock Light Keeper After Ida Lewis
Edward Jansen is promoted to keeper of Lime Rock light in Rhode Island succeeding Ida Lewis known as the Grace Darling of America. Her death on October 2 ended over thirty years of heroic service followed by Rudolf Lewis for a short period before a civil service appointment. Tan sen o, former first assistant keeper at Sandy Hook, is noted as a later promotion. Emperor Shun Waoge of Clona is credited with inventing the plow and introducing agriculture.
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The Year at Tome by James A Edgerton
A reflective review of 1911 highlighting no major wars or elections in the United States as Taft’s tenure and reciprocity debates frame policy. Notable aviation feats include Rodgers, Wright, Atwood, Ely, McCurdy, and Cromwell Dison. In sports the Philadelphia Athletics and New York Giants won major league pennants amid record crowds. Princeton defeated (incomplete text).
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Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Eugene B. Elysky
California
J. A. D. McCurdy
Key West
Havana
Cromwell Dison
Rocky Mountains
Philadelphia Athletics
Princeton
Year of Reform and Turmoil Weighs on Nation
A survey of 1910s policy and events notes reciprocity talks with Canada, tariff battles, trust cases, statehood for New Mexico and Arizona, arctic aerial feats, and a wave of trials. It lists Supreme Court dissolutions of Standard Oil and American Tobacco, McNamara verdicts, and major disasters and deaths shaping the era.
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