Senate Might Elect Next President in Rare Tie
A column discusses a possible scenario where independent candidates could deny a majority in the electoral college, sending the election to the House or Senate. It notes the peculiar state delegation splits and contrasts Bailey and Williams on tariff policy as a potential Senate showdown. It also cites Maine and Oregon apple quality and laments White House press agents shaping news.
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Proved Too Much in Wheat and Lumber Duty Debate
An earnest witness from South Dakota clashes with reciprocity. He argues against lumber tariffs while supporting wheat duties, later admitting lumber should be free to balance the reciprocity bill. Senator Heyburn questions him, revealing his stance on both commodities.
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