Farmers Fight Reciprocity Blocked by Senate Opposition
Discussions accuse powerful interests of blocking the farmers free list bill in the U S Senate while denouncing delays in reciprocity reforms. The piece notes reappointment of H A Fairchild to the public utilities commission, emphasizes the commission's authority, and cites court actions against large trusts and the Aldrich currency plan. It reports on banking consolidation debates, Supreme Court rulings, and local economic developments in Washington state including tax and license data.
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Standard Oil Company
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