Tariff Board Set for Permanent Status as a Treasury Bureau
Washington reports the National Tariff Commission association plans a campaign to make the tariff board a permanent treasury bureau. Leaders say Congress should enact legislation, with manufacturers pledging support and upcoming meetings with Chemists, wool, iron and steel, wood pulp groups to build statistics for tariff revision.
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National Tariff Commission Association
Congress
Tariff Board
Treasury Department
Henry R. Towne
New York
Emery
The
Chemical Manufacturing Association
Indianapolis
United States
Boston man Gilman named chief of the G A R
John E. Gilman of Boston was elected commander-in-chief at the national encampment in Atlantic City with Rochester, N. Y., as next site contingent on rail rates. Other officers were Barrows, James, Smith, Harwood. McElroy withdrew before voting but was later urged to be investigated. Pension plans were shelved despite support for bills aiding widows of veterans.
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Rutherford
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Confederacy
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Minnesota
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Washington
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University
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Cincinnati Law School
Roosevelt predicts 100 majority at Saratoga convention
At Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt after a conference with six lieutenants predicted a 100 vote majority for his faction in the New York Republican convention. He said the Taft administration would be warmly indorsed and no renomination would be mentioned. Delegates from New York and Montgomery counties reportedly joined the effort.
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Old Guard
Theodore Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Otto T. Barnard
New York
Lloyd C. Griscom
New York County Republican Committee
F. J. Drake
Brooklyn
William Calder
Wilem A. Prendergast
New York City
Herbert Parsons
Taft
Barnard
Griscom
Ann
Reading Road Granite Delay Angers Avondale Resident
Avondale resident urges government to force contractor to finish granite layings on Reading road from McMillan to Shillito. He notes no blocks laid this week while east side work continues from Union to Shillito and cites favorable weather.
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Ing Road
Reading Road
Union Street
Shillito
McMillan
Avondale
Finley Ruling Upholds Partial Inspection Fee
Attorney General Denman ruled that Inspector William L. Finley was correct to pay deputy F M Barber $50 instead of $97.29 for May 1910 inspection fees. Fees are 3 cents per barrel but when half a month extends beyond term, pay is based on one twenty fourth of yearly salary.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Denman
William L. Finley
F. M. Barber
W. H. Phipps
Barber
Attorney General
Egyptian National Congress In Session in Brussels
The Egyptian national congress sits in Brussels after the French government barred Paris meetings. Presiding officer Mohammed Bey Ferid denounces Theodore Roosevelt for dishonoring Egypt and announces the question will be raised at The Hague peace conference.
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Egyptian National Congress
Paris
Mohammed Bey Ferid
Theodore Roosevelt
Egypt
Hague
Redemptionist Fathers Summoned to Court in France
Paris September 22 Redemptionist fathers were summoned to the correctional court charged with secretly reconstructing the order dissolved under the 1991 law. Police seized documents alleging the order is again active throughout France.
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Paris
France
Harding Defends Relations With Unions In Ohio Visit
In Logan and nearby Nelsonville Harding spoke on union labor, denying hostility to unions. He recounted involvement with The Marion Star's early typographical union, its dissolution, and his refusal to force workers to join or oppose organizing. He urged legal accountability for corporate misconduct and public utility issues.
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Commercial Tribune
Logan, CO
Warren G. Harding
Opera House
Nelsonville
Harding
Marion
Marion Star
Max Hays
Cleveland
Hays
Cincinnati Doctor Makes an Important Medical Discovery
Dr Kenan Dunham of Cincinnati at Phipps Institute reports radiography surpasses physical diagnosis in tuberculosis cases. The finding announced in Baltimore on September 22 highlights imaging as a key tool in TB assessment.
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Commercial Tribune
Baltimore, Md
Kenan Dunham
Cincinti
Phipps Institute
Lorimer Senators Weigh Postponing Lorimer Inquiry
Chicago September 22. The senatorial committee adjourned its first formal session without ruling on delaying the Lorimer investigation until after the November election. Attorneys urged postponement citing pending criminal cases and political implications for witnesses and legislators. The session focused on arguments for and against continuing the hearing and on motions regarding participation by The Chicago Tribune's counsel.
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Lorimer
Senatorial Committee
Elbridge Haneey
Lee O'Neil Browne
John Broderick
Haneey
Clifford W. Burns
Legislative Voters’ League
United States Senate
Spocnse
Senate
Banks Urged to Back 1910 Tobacco Pool
Lexington banks and the Burley Tobacco Society executive committee urged a statewide bankers conference in Lexington to discuss the tobacco situation. A conference could be held next Tuesday when the district board meets. Officials say banks may back the 1910 tobacco pool to avert a predicted panic, warning growers could lose 40 million dollars if the pool fails.
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Burley Tobacco Society
Lexington
Burley Society
Wealthy Detroit man shoots woman then hange in Ohio jail
B W Yates a 48 year old Detroit builder and hotel owner shot Mrs. Fred Singer in Rocky River Ohio then hanged himself in the county jail two hours later A background of a close known relationship and estranged marriage surrounds the incident Mrs Singer remains hospitalized and unable to speak while Yates body was to be moved to Brantford Ontario per coroner’s order
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B. W. Yates
Detroit
Fred Singer
Rocky River
Frank Fae Fo
Yates
A. W
H. F. Yates
Business Men’s Publishing
Brantford
Ontario
Singer
Martin
Gaynor Boom for Governor Gains Rapid Momentum
New York reporters note Gaynor's gubernatorial prospects gaining speed within Democratic circles. Charles Murphy publicly acknowledged growing sentiment for Gaynor while remaining cautious about his own stance. Sulzer supporters push their candidate as second choice amid talk of a statewide tilt by party leaders. Temporary Rochester convention chair to be Alton B. Parker. Shepard and Herrick prominent for permanent roles.
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New York
Gaynor
John A. Dix
Albany
John. Purroy Mitchel
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Murphy
St. James
Tammany Hall
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Rochester
Alton B. Parker
State Court of Appeals
Harmon Too Busy In Ohio To Help Marshall
Governor Harmon declines to campaign for Marshall in Indiana citing his own Ohio duties. The message notes Harmon’s reluctance to stump for Marshall, a 1912 Democratic presidential rival, amid Bryan’s influence and opposition from Bryan Democrats. Champ Clark is slated to speak in Columbus next week.
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Ohio
Marshall
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Indiana
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Champ Clark
Missouri
Taft Seeks Burton Speech Tour to Back Harding in Ohio
President Taft won Burton’s pledge to campaign for Warren G. Harding in Ohio and to help unify the Republican effort. The talks also explored bringing in national speakers, with Laylin and others noting the party’s improved setup while Cox and Burton remain wary of a full union.
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Taft
Ohio
Theodore Burton
Cleveland
Burton
Warren G. Harding
Lewis C. Laylin
State Republican Executive Committee
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Laylin
Senator Burton
Harding
George B. Cox
Cox
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Cuyahoga
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Los Angeles
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George R. Young
G. A. McLennan
The
Dayton Journal
Samuel Flickinger
Dayton Herald
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