Tariff Bill Passes With Narrow Republican Support
The Senate approved the administration tariff act of 1922 by a narrow margin with only Senator Borah of Idaho voting against it among Republicans. Three Democrats supported it, while Lenroot and Jones voiced approval for the bill’s flexible rate provisions. Conference action and House procedures followed as leaders anticipate further revisions in negotiation.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Brussard
Kendrick
Ransdell
la Follette
Norris
Lenroot
Jones
House
Cummins
Iowa
McCumber
Smoot
Utah
McLean
Connecticut
Simmons
North Carolina
New Mexico
LaFollette
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Committee
Capitol
Woman Seeks Damages Over Boat Trip Affair in Georgia
Mrs. Sarah Gillespie Lyfield sues Walter T. Candler for 100 pounds in Dekalb superior court claiming an attack during a voyage to Europe. She states she and her husband joined Candler and his two daughters aboard a New York to Cherbourg sailing on July 11 and seeks compensation for damages.
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Atlanta
Walter T. Candler
Sarah Gillespie Lyfield
Dekalb Superior Court
Decatur
Byfield
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Petitioner
Candler
Said Candler
France
Mr. Candler
Mr. Byfield
J. J. Gallagher
Bob Lindsey
Lacklen’s
Miles Implement Co
R. S. Weller
Bailey & Lamb
James H. Wick
J. A. Lowry
Big Timber
Mont
Parker House
Big Timber Bakery
Silver Moon Cafe
Firestone
Oldfield
Cord
L. F. Douthett Auto Co
Montana
R. L. Abel
Harness and Trimming Shop
Harney
Jim
Patterson Undertaking Co
D. Graff
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States Railroad Labor Board
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway