Tariff Bill Draft Nears Completion Amid Importer Opposition
Washington reports that the Ways and Means Committee moves toward a permanent tariff bill with the American valuation plan. Republican backing is near unanimous except Representative Green who remains opposed. Provisions for reciprocal trade, presidential bargaining, and wool and embargo adjustments shape the draft as Congress weighs Senate reactions and potential amendments.
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Washington, D. C
Ways and Means
Green
Jaws
United States
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House Committee
National
Foreign Trade Councils
Tariff Commission
Haywood Receives Ovation at Third International in Moscow
William D Haywood of the LWV was given a warm reception by delegates at the Third International in Moscow. He was introduced under a twenty three year penal sentence and claimed that formerly imprisoned Russians fled to America while now American workers seek freedom in Russia.
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Haywood
Riga
William D. Haywood
LW. W
Russia
Moscow
America
Lewis
Iowa
James Jerolman
Shell Rock River
Dubuque County
Farm Bureau
Pottawattamie County
Wool Growers’ Association
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Ames
Lucas County
George Thompson
Louis Bowers
Fort Madison
Muscatine
F. Korthus
Oklahoma
Horace B. Rome
Iowa River
Marshalltown
Clear Lake
J. A. Ridley
Woodland Cemetery
Des Moines
Ridley
John Vaitkunas
Sioux City
Joseph Dulindis
Vaitkunuisie
A. B. Henry
Jefy Chaney
Hamburg
Henry
George Crocker
Grant Crocker
Lake Manawa
Council Bluffs
Crocker
Kendall Han
Fifth
James W. Good
Cedar Rapids
Cyrenus Cole
Cadar Rapids
Perry
Pattee Park
Paul Wightman
Pattee Brothers
Wightman
Hourseman
Pattee
Woh. Pattee
Camada
United States
Winton
State College
William Walls
Centerville
Bla Aon
William Wilkie Collina
London
Italy
Button
Lincoln’s Yon
Wan
Hhe
Collins
Waty
Charles Dickens
Slayers Bond Denied for Mrs Bouchard in Meyers Murder Case
Mrs Lydia Bouchard alias bluebeardesa, alleged to have killed five men including her fourth husband Edward F Meyer, faced trial in district court here and was refused release on bond by Probate Judge C P Duvall, the committing magistrate.
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Bluebeardesa
Twin Falls
Idaho
Lydia Bouchard
Edward F. Meyer
C. P. Duvall
Miss Lolita Armour Weds John J Mitchell Jr in Chicago
Miss Lolita Armour daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ogden Armour marries John J Mitchell Jr son of a Chicago financier and director in numerous financial institutions in a ceremony that links two great fortunes.
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Chicago
Lolita Armour
J. Ogden Armour
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Heat Fatal in Chicago and Other Tragic Incidents
Heat deaths and prostrations were reported as temperatures hit 95 for the second time in 43 hours in Chicago. A bomb victim from Washington, D C, Captain J J Hall of New Haven Conn died at Waller Reed hospital after injuries from the Aberdeen proving grounds airplane blast on May 31. In Jackson Michigan four killed and about six injured when a Detroit Limited interurban car telescoped a wagon near Ann Arbor.
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Chicago
Washington, D. C
J. J. Hall
New Haven
Conn
Waller Reed Hospital
Aberdeen
MD, Proving Grounds
Jackson
Mich
Ann Arbor
Detroit Limited Railway
World News Briefs From Washington to Tokyo
A digest of U S and world events with Treasury Mellon and War Weeks reporting on relief for livestock and wool producers. Measures include a navy disciplining review of Admiral Sims and talks between Japan and the United States on a broad settlement of issues. Prohibition enforcement and a soldiers bonus bill move forward while canal passage favors U S vessels.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Washington
Baron Shilehars
Hughes
Japan
United States
Fires Kill Five and Wound Dozens in Western Canada and Nebraska
A series of disasters from Alberta to Nebraska reports a deadly house fire eight miles southeast of Innisfail Albert a killing Mrs A J Hinsledge and four children, another blaze at Myersdale harms residents, and a bridge collapse near Whitney Nebraska leaves five dead and 33 injured with seven in serious condition.
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A. J. Hinsledge
Innisfail
Alberta
Whitney
Neb
Myersdale
Jobo Itesh
Itesh
Amy Decker
The Woman in White and a Lifelong Quest
Walter Hart right narrates a tale mixing a woman in white with a legal mystery. Laura Lady Glyde and Marian Halcombe confront Sir Percival Glyde and Count Fosco, pursuing truth about Lady Glyde’s identity and inheritance at Blackwater Park and Limmeridge House.
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Walter Hartright
Hampstead
London
Limmeridge House
Cumberland
Frederick Fairlie
Marian Halcombe
Laura Fairlie
Becuse
Laura Fairlle
London High Road
S Asylum
Limmeridge , House
Central America
Sir Percival Glyde, Bart
Blackwater Park
Count
Fosey
Tralian
Sir Percival
Lady Glyde
Count Fonce
Iandon
Laura
Marian Balcombe
Rystem
Count Fosco
Count Paseo
Glyde
House of Limmeridge
The
Post Publishing Co
Boston Post
United Kingdom
Dominions
Beaton, Mann
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Bird's Fun With Squirrel and Nuthatch Duel
A nuthatch Samuel Scoville Jr notes in Yale Review spots a red squirrel on a branch. The bird taps relentlessly while the squirrel chases and defends its hole, the nuthatch continuing its tapping without pause.
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Samuel Scoville, Jr
Yale Review
The Necessary Horse in Rural Debate
In a rustic exchange Farmer Cornetzel questions if motor power will fully replace the horse, hoping for balance. He notes a market for hay and his dependence on hay sales to buy fuel, illustrating a wary view of mechanization versus traditional farming.
Stefansson Plans New Arctic Dash In 1828
Explorer Stefansson announces a bold Arctic expedition aiming for the unexplored ice center about 350 miles from the Pole and 46 miles beyond any ship reach. He expects airstrip access but says no scientific discovery en route, insisting proper prep eliminates danger.
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South Pole
Vihrabnur Stefansson
Pele
Stefansson
Postmaster General Hays Defends Press Freedom Case
In Washington postmaster general Hays defends freedom of the press while approving a second class mailing for The Liberator of New York. He notes the department’s duty to uphold the law and suggests enforcement action if a conspiracy to destroy government is found, with refunds for overpaid second class postage totaling 11 277 dollars. He also mentions Call of New York and Leader seeking second class reentry pending compliance.
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Washington
Hays
Ofice
Liberator
New York
Call of
Victor Berger
The
Leader
Postonce Department
Department of Justice
Blair Says He's No Crusader for Prohibition Enforcement
David W. Blair named United States commissioner of Internal Revenue confirms commitment to strict enforcement of prohibition as written by Congress. Blair rejects making law, aims to avoid co legislating while stressing adherence to statutes and interpretations by Justice Department and courts. Senators note possible shift of enforcement to Attorney General. Prohibition advocates react with concern over possible power transfer.
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David W. Blair
North Caraiba
Senate
United States
Lida
Pat Rose
Finance
Prohibition
Wtalr
Congress
Internal Revenue Office
Department of Justice
Phipps Opposes Maternity Bill in Senate Fight
Senator Phipps of Colorado rejects the Sheppard Towner maternity bill in a reply to Mrs Adrianna Hungerford of Denver. He argues there is no proof the U S lags in mother and child care and warns the measure would be paternalistic and raise federal expenditures by funding unqualified appointees.
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Phipps
Colorado
Adrianna Hungerford
Denver
Colorado Women's Temperance Union
Sheppard- Towner
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Mouse Committee
Weeks
United States Harness Company
Harding
Will
Spain
Cyrus &. Wood
Pennsylvania
Knox
Joe
Secor. Bi
Great Lakes
Secretary of the Navy
Deaby Shell
Admira
Roy A. Hayes
Senate Inter-Oveunie Canals Committee
Panam Canal
Courtmnder Ralston “Holmes
Davis
Womonsterd Mining Company
Lend, & D Oe
Murle €Urle
Worthiwestern University At
Independent Steel Companies
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Condensed Classics
Wilkie Collins
Alice Fox Pitts
New Bedford
Mass
Rodent
Blair
Crusader
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