Hon W T White and the Budget on Agricultural Implements
Hon W T White discusses tariff policy for agricultural implements, arguing against abolishing duties. He explains the tariff structure, rail freight effects, and the risk of harming Canadian industry. He proposes reducing harvesters, reapers, binders, and mowers duties from 17% to 12% with applicable drawbacks and maintains protections to avoid industry upheaval.
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Editorial Flags Foreign Steel Influx Hurting American Industry
A Daily Iron Trade editorial notes a Texas subscriber seeking British and European exporters of steel products. It argues foreign steel would weaken U S industry, cut wages, cost American jobs, and flood markets, urging government protection to keep steel workers employed.
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