Snag Expected in Senate Over Canadian Reciprocity Pact
Washington reports warn of likely failure in the Senate for the Canadian reciprocity agreement even if the House approves. President Taft remains determined to push the program, possibly through an extra session, with administration allies insisting he will stay with it.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Taft
House of Representatives
United States
Canada
Ways and Means
McCall
Massachusetts
Hill
Connecticut
Needham
California
Longworth
Ohio
Payne
Dwight
New York
Ways and Means Committee
Finance Committee
Cullom
Aldrich
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Taft Aims at Canada Trade Pacts and Food Price Relief
President Taft promotes U S Canada tariff concessions including free list food articles as a humanitarian move to lower living costs. He argues passage in Congress would deter price rises while signaling bipartisanship beyond party lines.
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Taft
United States
Canada
Congress
Tariff Board
Copley-Plaza Hotel Plans Public by Architect Hardenbergh
The architect H J Hardenbergh publicly released detailed plans for the Copley Plaza Hotel to be built on Copley Square on the former Art Museum site. The design features a large lighted ground area, a square dining room with oval shape, a grand ballroom with stage, and extensive corridors leading to a spacious lobby with east and west approaches.
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Copley-Plaza
Copley Square
Art Museum
H. J. Hardenbergh
Plaza
New York
Dartmouth Street
Trinity Place
Reciprocities Sought As Senators Named In Digest
The piece lists numerous U S senators with party markers from various states incl Rhode Island Alabama Indiana Mass Mass Florida and more. It notes a tendency to favor reciprocity and includes names such as Lodge Cabot Lodge Lorimer Tillman Johnston Kean Overman and others in a roll call style notice.
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Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
J. H. Bankhead
Ala
A. J. Beveridge
Ind
W. O. Bradley
Frank O. Briggs
Nicky
Roer
Isa
Mass
Charlies E. Culberson
Tex
Shelby M. Cullom
Jeff Davis
Ark
C. M. Depew
N. Y
H. A. Dupont
Dela
Davis Elkins
W. Va
Duncan U. Fletcher
Ba-Frasier
D. Tenn
K. Pe. Gore
Okla
J. F. Johnston
John Kean
N. J
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Lorimer
Ill
Thomas
S. Martin
H. D. Money
Miss
F. G. New
B. F. Shiveley
E. D. Smith
J. Stone
Claude A. Swangen
Wes
Fetaterra
Lace Rene Taylor
J. Mos
Terral
John RK
Thornton
St Finbar Ladies Dance Celebrates Fourth Anniversary Ball
The Ladies of St Finbar Cork Ladies Association held their fourth anniversary ball last evening at Paine Hall. More than 800 residents and descendants of Cork attended alongside many friends.
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Ladies of
Canada Reciprocity Debate Highlights Global Trade Views
Speech excerpts argue for freer labor mobility and lower tariffs while praising Britain and U S potential. Speakers include Oscar Crosby of the World Federation League and Dr. James L. Tryon of the American Peace Society, with ex-Consul Ledoux and Colonel J Payson Bradley also noted.
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Carnegie
Great Britain
United States
Protectionist
Oscar Crosby
World Federation League of New York
James L. Tryon
American Peace Society
Fear Delay in Congress
Ottawa report says Canadian approval hinges on U S Congress action. Some fear reciprocity could trigger a broad tariff debate in Washington, risking delay that could doom the measure.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
Tiere
Congress
Washington
Milner Comments on Treaty Impact in London
Viscount Milner former high commissioner of South Africa said in London that the proposed treaty will diminish British preference and that nothing said can improve the situation, noting the agreement similar to the one with France.
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London
Viscount Milner
South Africa
France
Court Drops Boycott Case Over Out of Court Settlement
The Supreme Court halted the oral argument in the Bucks Stove and Range Company vs. American Federation of Labor boycott dispute after finding the parties settled their differences out of court. No issue remained for judicial decision.
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Washington
Bucks Stove and Range Company
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Holder of Post Cane Dead on Cape Cod
Chatham Massachusetts January 27 Reuben S Loveland holder of the Boston Post ebony cane and the oldest Mason on Cape Cod is dead at his home aged 87 He received the Post cane about a week before his 85th birthday on December 8 He was twice married and survived by daughter Ella B Loveland and two sons R Clinton and Benjamin A Loveland
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Chatham
Reuben
Loveland
Boston Post
Cape Cod
Ella B. Loveland
R. Clinton
Benjamin A. Loveland
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York State
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Boston
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