Debt and tariffs dominate talk in era of Taft era
A collection of editorials and notices critiques high living costs and Payne Aldrich tariff effects. It cites wage bills, political shifts, and tariff policy while highlighting Senator Dolliver’s break with protectionism and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. It also covers Indian lands opening in Yakima and Spokane reservations, and local press rivalries in Colville.
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Iowa
Senate
United States
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Taft
Arizona
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Yakima
Klickitat
Washington
Flathead
Coeur d’Alene
Spokane
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