Peace Hopes Rise As Railroad Strike Nears End
Washington dispatch reports optimism at high levels that coal mines will reopen this week and production resume to near normal. Chicago shop craft leaders in the absence of B M Jewell cite a letter from Jewell as basis for belief the nationwide strike will end within days. Senator McCormick believes settlement possible this week as Santa Fe officials announce normal service resumed west of Albuquerque.
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Senate Passes Tariff Bill to Shelter American Industry
Washington reports the McCumber tariff bill advancing toward enactment before October 1. It aims to raise about $400,000,000 in annual revenue, regulate foreign trade, and shield American agriculture from cheap imports. The Senate approved it 48 to 25 and sent it to conference to resolve House-Senate differences.
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Ex-Gov Folk Seriously Ill in Washington
Former Missouri governor Joseph W Folk, a national figure long active in politics and once a potential Democratic presidential candidate, is reported seriously ill at his home in Washington. Folk, 53, served as Missouri governor from 1905 to 1909, winning the state by 30 000 votes while Roosevelt won nationwide, and he helped push major Missouri legislation.
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Monument to Confederate Soldiers Preserved in Kansas City
Washington reports the War Department authorizes Dixie Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy to care for and preserve the monument in Union Cemetery Kansas City honoring Confederate soldiers.
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Radio Vacuum Tubes Duty Free Provision Passed
Washington radio enthusiasts and other hobbyists may import radio vacuum tubes duty free under a tariff bill provision approved by the Senate.
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