Wilson Calls for Tariff Reform in 1918 Message
In a 1918 White House note dated April 8, President Woodrow Wilson urges tariff changes to reduce burdens on the public and support rapid industrial and economic development. He emphasizes freeing commerce from protectionist privilege, expanding free markets, and aligning policy with national economic goals.
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
Hotel Arrivals From A Fragmented City Ledger
Fragments of a hotel arrivals list show guests and destinations including Houston, Chicago, New York, Waco, Galveston, New Orleans, and others. Names like Penland, Gaines, Hinkle, and Wogan appear amid scattered city pointers and dates, reflecting a busy travel notice page.
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Bryan
Kaloondeog
AL Yous
Houston
Penland
Wace
Fred Adan
Belle FL
Hinkle
Propdman
Dastas
New York
Gaines
Huston
HA Harbors
Dataa
Mamefield
Chicago
Batons
Tate
Lagueest
Colmmbin
Sto
Willan Hinxton
AL Pareda
Galveston
Act Roper
Univnstin
ALL Peveril
Isoeton
Abe Ide Hunton
Lethoidomtth
Dalia
Dy Tanered
Mourton
YM. Bray
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Colonial Theatre
Evry
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Saye
Damocratic
Hopre
Coutry
Sanil Commercial
Quay
Rial
Riowe
Netina
Perette
Wianata
Peta
Prin
Minhan
Uliek
Owen
Tyr Amt
Bientente
Preaklant Wilkon
Cleveland
Democrat
Stevs Strom
Philvy
Hensarling Mercantile Co
A's & Pleasuire
Guy M. Board
Telephone Co
L. C. Smith Bros. Typewriters
Ike Ew
Southwestern Life
Howard R. Cavitt
Bryns Mow Car Company
Hupmobile and Velie
J. H. Gammon Jr
Ledge Ane Society
Emsiene
Deslane
Scott Floralco
Maver, Texas
Fred Kohler
Faums
Vick & Holligan
Walter J. Higgs
Detroit Vapor