Senate Tariff Bloc Defeated by Committee
Washington May 15 The Senate Republican Tariff Bloc failed in its first test of strategy as the Finance Committee accepted most farm product tariff rates but the Johnson amendment to raise the rate to nine cents fell 32 to 38. Democrats supported the bloc while several Republicans crossed, and the panel kept the committee rate at six cents per pound with no added duty on citrus as the floor debate continued.
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Washington
Senate
Warren
Johnson
California
Doemesrats
Ashwurst Arisone
Rouskard- Troutenan
Kendrick
Wyoming
Moses
New Hampshire
Wadsworth
New York
Kinx
Utah
Dsl
Grienford
Monda
Valily
Mill
Tord
Westport
Jean
Vierre
Beldgepert Savings Tank
Peonte
Bridgeport
Indoor Garb Take A Hint from Corinne
Corinne in a Chinese style blue suit with oriental embroidery and matching embroidered slippers is described in vivid detail. The piece notes decorative elements and asks if Corinne has ever looked more charming in this restful ensemble.
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Corinne
Corinne Sritc
Vitagraph Sar
Profs
Fae
STILL STILL HOOCH AND MASH SEIZED IN RAID
Prohibition officers James Krdower and Edward B Doolan with city police under Sergeant John McGovern seized a still and mash yesterday afternoon. The materials were believed to belong to Felix Buda of 252 Warry Street. About 7% gallons of mash were destroyed. Buda to be brought before US Commissioner Hugh Jartery for a hearing tomorrow morning.
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Prohibition
James KR
Opening Week Specials At Mr Xamering Enlarged Quarters
Community celebration unites 72 families for a grand reception. Harold Xamering highlights a grand opening in the Silverbury building with new permanent wave services and a dedicated wave expert. Nearby shops promote delivery service, cold meats, and cost-saving grocery offers through local brands.
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Orioles
Chewinks
Harold Eaid
Xamerling
Sliberuy
Eine
Kameeling
Lelenhona
Coun Tre
Willam
Saltman-Dick Books Removed Prompts Bank Case Hearing
A hearing on the Saltman-Dick bankruptcy details continued as Receiver Klein pressed for information from New York parties. Witness Neil Benham testified about loans, mortgages on 4 Water Street, and a Bank of First National balance of 1,537.70 after receivership, with taxes feared to exceed 4,000 to 10,000. Attorneys clashed over representation as the examination proceeded.
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New York
Klein
Seman Miller
Bentor Street
Bridgenort
Neil Benham
First National Bank
W. On
Nien
William FP. Yosisr
Sloan
Tig Henk
Herman Sillrran
Leent
Nora
Aod Water Street
Savings Bank
Repnham
Balanes
Fim
Dwe
Wits Nese
Day
Joseph Shapiro
Shapiro
Foreign bar silver makes new high record
Foreign bar silver climbed to a yearly peak at 72 1 8 cents an ounce in New York trade. Dealers say continued gains may spur resumption of silver mining in the United States and Mexico as higher prices attract buyers in China and India, where large imports of silver and gold balance accounts.
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New York
United States
Mexico
Allo WG
Ely
India
Europe
Congress asks 0 quest propaganda from textbooks
SpringfieldMaass May 13 The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in National Congress today unanimously adopted a resolution calling upon Congress to suppress certain textbooks on American history and to have others revised Judge Wallace R McCammant introduced the memorial which protests text book content praising socialism Bolshevism and disparaging patriots. President Harding in a letter published earlier shows interest in improving teaching in American schools.
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Springfield
Maas
National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
National Congress
Congress
Wallace R. McCanmmant
Foridaid Ort
Gemerat
Harding
McCammant
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Reg
Natalie
Meigs
Frederick C. Sherwood
Stephen W. Hall
G. W. Fairchild & Sons
Optical
Sherwood and Hall Optometrists and Opticians
Meigs’ Building
Saltman-Dick
Hig Chatr
Lprd
Shapira
Eaeot
Ejsin
Nou
Kleit
John
Hadley’s
Coumeiesue
Ste
New England
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