Politics and policy mix in tariff debate and election
The piece contrasts Democratic insistence on tariff as business with Republican attempts to cast it as political, predicting voters will decide in the next election. It also notes multiple local items from Colville and Spokane, including a big wild horse roundup near Omak and a rail of civic and agricultural initiatives.
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Senate
Colville Reservation
Omak
B. F. Emery
United States
Inland Empire
Spokane
Perry G. Holden
Iowa
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Miss Spokane
Marguerite Molle
Hes
Spokane Carnival Association
Armory
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the Examiner
Ladies Home Journal
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John B. Slater
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State Road
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