Roosevelt argues for stronger British control in Egypt
A fragmented excerpt cites Roosevelt and Rooseveltian views, noting Freedom of speech in London and praise for strong imperial governance. It references Comet Lowell reports, Wickersham anti-railway case, and tensions over U S politics and British policy in Egypt.
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Trade and tariff tensions shape long-standing export patterns
The article notes efforts to restrain a tariff war between the United States and Canada amid ongoing trade shifts. It reports U S exports reaching 45 million dollars over ten months, a growth short of one year earlier, with gains in farm products, vehicles, and iron pipes and fittings.
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Roosevelt Redeemed in The North American Review
Rabbi Samuel Wire of New York's Me Bree Synagogue recounts a Roosevelt piece in which a cabinet member and a Wall Street magnate discuss Roosevelt's potential third term and constitutional change. The magnate proclaims Roosevelt a lasting force for good, while the cabinet ally hints at re election plans for national service.
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Open War on Progressives Targets Senator La Follette
The administration plans open opposition to Wisconsin Senator La Follette this week led by Vice President Sherman and James Eliot. A Milwaukee convention of stalwarts will mobilize anti Taft La Follette forces across Wisconsin. An incident today inflamed the anti La Follette crusade as railroad discussion drew sharp words.
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Our June Sale of Undermuslins
The June sale of undermuslins boosts customers and shows strong demand for quality, affordable undergarments. The stock remains fairly complete and will run for another week, continuing to attract thrifty buyers impressed by the right mix of quality and price.
Dress Fabrics at Gore Store Offer Wide Range
The great dress goods store of Gore offers silk or cotton options in white or dainty shades for a great occasion. Attractive silks and durable cotton fabrics with spring flower patterns are available in a wide price range. Consult your parent shop for selection and restocking.
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Gift shop features assorted gifts and accessories
A local shop advertises a wide selection of jewelry, hosiery, ribbons, toilet articles, handkerchiefs and trimmings. It invites readers to browse its third floor gift section including glassware and novelty items, ideal for a June bride.
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Milwaukee meeting on Lavollette and Taft era politics
A fragmented report notes a gathering in Milwaukee addressing William Lavollette and Robert La Follette supporters. It cites Taft, Payne Aldrich tariff policy, and anticipated opposition by older politicians. The tone frames a partisan clash amid 1912 era national politics.
Railroad Bill Senate Passage Creates Court of Commerce
The Senate passed a railroad bill creating a five judge Court of Commerce to hear appeals from Interstate Commerce Commission orders, with sessions in Washington. It strengthens rate filing, requires written rate statements, and allows the ICC to adjust unreasonable rates while protecting shippers rights. Penalties apply for misstatements and disclosure of shipment data. The commission must review classifications biannually and study uniform classification options.
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Interstate Commerce Commission Authority and Penalties Described
The text assigns the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to fix reasonableness of rates and imposes penalties from 109 to 2000 dollars for granting cranes or Budies for the transmission of messages. It mentions special night and press reports rates and notes limited applicability beyond railroad corporations. It adds that federal courts suspend operations, with action to be presented to a supreme court justice or circuit court judge for hearing.
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Warsaw to pave streets during summer
Warsaw Indiana June 4 The city council abandons plans to pave eleven streets this summer and fall but may act at the next Hart meeting Monday night to pave three or four thoroughfares including Vat Denley retreat.
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