Revolt on the Tariff in G. O. P. Splits House
In Washington the Republican party battles over tariff policy with insurgent opposition to the lumber and wool schedules. The dispute centers on a 25 percent ad valorem duty on lumber aimed at propping up prices, while critics warn it will curb relief amid declining exports and imports.
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Debt and Tariff Debates Shape The Republican Split
The piece notes a push for a 7 million dollar reforestation fund while seeking lumber tariffs. It highlights the GOP rift over protectionist and revenue plans, citing Minnesota Republicans opposing a Canadian lumber tariff despite President Harding's support and Fordney alignment. It signals a struggle to enact tariff and tax changes this session amid intra party divisions.
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Worley presides as Tennessee Senate backs women in office
Anna Lee Worley, elected senator, presided over the Tennessee Senate after passage of a bill she proposed allowing women to hold office under the same conditions as men. The measure, supported by her leadership, reflects her initiative.
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