Reciproc ity debate stalls on tariffs and veto risk
Amid partisan clash in Congress the reciprocity issue stalls. Republicans oppose sweeping revision arguing high protections on wool iron and steel keep living costs in check, while Democrats push cautious, incremental bills. President Taft signals possible veto if amendments erode protective tariffs, leaving broader reform for next year.
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Washington
Penton
Linpor
Aurelont Eyfanes
Taft
Cleanup efforts urged on disputed Watalae lot
Mentors of the Watalae discuss a disputed lot, detailing a deed of gift from a bishop and a condition that the land be used for a public park. They seek change to enforce the park use, aiming to resolve the eyesore and transfer issues affecting the community and local properties.
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Kairnint Wai Patoto
Heniti
Jane
Aviators License and Aircraft Registration Law Passes
In Connecticut the governor signed a bill requiring aviators wives to hold licenses and aircraft to be registered with the secretary of state. It marks the first law of its kind on U S statute books. The report cites Chicago business interests backing a road project and airline route plans amid broader aviation regulation.
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Connocicut
Secretary of State
Alatdwin
United Sta
Chicago
Bheridas Road
Gallant Texas Battleship Preyed Upon By Navy Marksmen
A battered Texas battleship, renamed the Sin Muireos, lies holed and ruined after a two day naval bombardment by the New Hampshire and Atlantic fleet. The York-like assault stripped armor, wrecked decks and bulkheads, leaving the veteran ship a shattered wreck as witnesses aboard the fleet observed the destruction.
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Norfolk
Texas
New Hampshire
Niles
Manehold
Wackout
Atlantic
Nelshote
Nuien
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Eigrookly
Amily Becoter
S. F. Zeave
Young
Improvement Club
Sprie
Shell
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