Capital of Mexico resumes normal after reconstruction
The Mexican capital returns to normal as former revolutionary forces shed gear and disperse. Soldiers withdrawal follows Madero’s triumph with many offered bonuses, horses, and daily pay while rurales attract deserters. Reyes abandons opposition, easing election tensions. Ambassador Wilson notes impending jail releases in Chihuahua.
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Madero
de la Su
Figueroa
Zacatecas
Revolutionary Army
Corps of Rurales
Reyes
Henry Lane Wilson
Chihuahua
Democratic wool bill attacked by Murdock in the House
Washington reports Rep. Victor Murdock of Kansas assailed the Democratic wool tariff bill arguing it protects the worsted trust. He cited a 40 percent duty on worsted cloths and claimed the trust has manipulated stock to pay large dividends while raising consumer costs. Republican Leader Mann criticized its revenue value and Brantley of Georgia supported the measure in a Ways and Means speech.
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Washington
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Murdock
Mann
House
Brantley
Georgia
Ways and Means Committee
California Eight Hour Law Voided in Hotel Sector
Riverside California judge rules the eight hour law for women unconstitutional in hotel employment or in boarding houses as class legislation. Judge F E Densmore notes the law allows waitresses in boarding houses to work over eight hours while prohibiting the same in hotels.
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Riverside
California
F. E. Densmore
Densmore
Republicans Oppose New Wool Schedule
Washington reports Republican opposition to the Democratic wool tariff bill highlighted by party leaders on June 12. The dispute centers on proposed schedules, with Republicans arguing adverse effects on industry and price stability.
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Co-operative Mercantiles Institution
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General Merchandise
Studebaker Wagons
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Moline
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el Toro Cement
Black Leaf
Remington-U. M. C. Arms and Ammunition
True Merchants
Bank of Holbrook
Joan R. Hulet
H. H. Scorsz
J. E. Cox
Board of Directors
Adolf Schuster
J. E. Gox
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H. H. Scors
Robert Scott
Sidney Sapp
Representative Mondell
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Cansan Clamis IT
Minn
A. & B. Schuster
Peter Schutter
Winchester Repeating Arms
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Holbrook Drug CO
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