Ways and Means to Open Tariff Hearings in January
The Ways and Means committee will begin tariff hearings in January to gather data for a protective measure modeled on the Dingley tariff. If the bill passes and is enacted with the new fiscal year it could mark a major reconstruction in business, lower treasury red ink, and ease taxpayer burdens. Imports for ten months to Oct 31 1920 reached 4.7 billion with foodstuffs 1.6 billion and manufactures 1.46 billion, vs 1919 totals of 3.0 billion, 912 million, and 844 million respectively.
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House Committee On Ways and Means
Janary
Treasury
Iglgreater
Marie Scott Versus G Tenn Boot Case Noted
Gaius D. Scott and Marion T. Boott are identified as the parties in a legal action titled Marie Scott Va. Gtenn D. Boot, published under a dated notice. The document references the Ivore action and involves the named individuals, with court or filing context indicated.
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Gaius D. Scott
Marion T. Boott
Ivore
Marie Scott
D. Boot
Imperiled tariff policy fails to raise revenue, says column
The piece compares 1920 to 1913 customs duties showing a large revenue gap. It notes imports surged postwar with foodstuffs up fivefold and manufactured goods up about 2.5 times. It argues broad profits fell to foreign producers and importers, urging swift protection of domestic markets as global nations seek market control.
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Federal Treasury
Samuel Gompers and the scare of compulsory labor laws
The piece portrays Samuel Gompers amid fears of looming compulsory arbitration with labor provisions, claiming a psychological bias against radicals and urging fair union action. It references police strikes and past labor conflicts, calling for honest union labor and cooperation between workers and employers. Casper reportedly joins a roundup of bootleggers and lawbreakers.
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Samuel Gompers
Wilson
Samuel
Boston
City and County Raids Continue Amidst Ongoing Investigations
A series of raids targeted suspected drug and criminal activity across city and county areas. Officers reported several arrests and seizures, including a residence on North Whellington Street, as investigators pursued leads and searched multiple locations for evidence.
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Boxsie Russell
Thie
Russell
Y Lowey
Coe
Whellington Street
Unclear OCR Notes Describe Arrests at Wyant Hotel
Fragmentary report indicates two arrests at the Wyant Hotel with names shown as John Doe and Mary Roe. Text references 1000 Bidek Willow Street and mentions alleged walls or attacks on property but details are garbled in the source.
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Willow Street
Artille
Cabing
Wyant
Doe
Mary Roe
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Wyoming
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Fifth Ave
New York City
Prudden
King & Prudden
Steger
New York
Chichto
TEV Tom
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The
Daily Tribune
Audit Bureau of Crrculations
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Kline
Box
H. B. Kline
OIL Exchange Building
Santa Claus
Lorain
Casper Gas Appliance Company
East First St
Eloan
Pittsburgh
C. West
National Gift
Conde
Quimby’s
Whitmat
Johnson Chocolates
New York Oil Co
GAS Department
South Walcott
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