Congressional Tariff Debates Opened and Vetoes Discussed
The Senate and House debated tariff policies and related financial measures. Senator Voorhees defended tariff reductions while others urged protective duties. Nominees for public printer and other posts were confirmed or considered. the Treasury and post office budgets faced scrutiny amid party tensions and discussions of revenue needs.
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Mexico
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St. Louis
Pension Lille
Wage Schedule Restored in Union Pact Case at Omaha
Judge Caldwell’s decision in the Union Pacific wage schedule case upholds the existing wage scales, enforcing long standing rules earned through years of conference between company officials and labor groups. The ruling limits reductions and maintains employment protections, rejecting receivers’ efforts to cut wages and emphasizing the court's role in ensuring fair compensation and orderly administration. The decision highlights that workers are covered by the schedule as part of the company’s management and its duty to protect operations, while noting potential impacts on labor relations and future modifications.
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Iowa Senate Passes Liquor Bill and Broad Reform Package
Des Moines and state capital reports show the Iowa Senate approved a measure to permit manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors in designated areas. The chamber also passed bills on butter substitutes, jury selection, insurance fund login rules, railroad safety, and court deposit protections, while the House advanced measures on salaries, public works, and elections amid adjournment notes.
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Religion and Reform Move Through Historic Presbyterian Ties
A Prohibition era reform movement strengthens Presbyterian influence as a new church organization forms in Chicago. About two thousand men in British India reportedly abstain from alcohol, while the English Presbyterian network reports substantial financial activity and missionary support. The century old denomination rises to fourth place in national prominence with ongoing foreign missions and church-building effort.
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