Canada Lobbies Against Duties in Now Tariff Fight
Senate finance committee heard Robert B. Allen of Seattle allege a Canadian lobby funds propaganda against lumber and shingles duties. He cited $47,000 paid by shinglemakers and warned the Washington action echoed wartime German propaganda. Hawaii fertilizer producers protested a potash tariff, arguing it would raise food costs. senator Smoot pressed the sugar tariff stance.
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Washington
Senate
Robert B. Allen
Seattle
Wash
West Coast Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Allen
Germany
Charles J. McCartney
Hawaii
Honolulu
Smoot
Utah
Mr. McCarthy
Senator Smoot
Aviation records soar as 1921 marked by endurance feats
The piece recounts aviation progress from the Wright brothers to postwar pilots. It notes G Fourney’s early endurance, W Landmann’s 21 hours flight in 1914, and Sykorsky’s Russian flights, then highlights Stinson's 444 hour endurance addition in France and near trans Atlantic distance. It also cites 1921 Yankee record achievements including altitude feats by J A Macready and 97 800 feet by another, plus Bert Acosta’s speed record at Omaha.
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Dumont
Wright
G. Fourney
W. Landmann
Germany
L. Noel
England
Sykorsky
Stinson
Thoussoutrat
Bernard
France
Stingon
Landmann
Bertaud
John Alcock
Tilent
Arthur W. Brown
G&j. Johns
N. F
Cilfdon
Ireland
Sinut
J. A. Macready
Army Air Servyles
Dayton
Ohio
Maj
Rudoph Schroeder
Bert Acosta
Curtles Navy
Omaha
Tribute Paid To Rockefeller Agent By Mexico
Mexico City officials and medical scientists honor the late Dr. Howard B. Croas connected with the Rockefeller Institute. Died of yellow fever at Vera Cruz his body arrived and was laid in state with a mourning procession. He will be buried in Bald Chi a.
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Mexico City
Des
Howard B. Croas
Jr. Crom
Rockefeller Institute
Vera Cruz
Vera Cros
Cross
Crows
Bald
Chia
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Maggie
Spise
Dinty
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North
Rockefeller
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