16 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Holbrook Tribune News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
1
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City of Mexico June 12 Neutral after Madero’s triumph. Former revolutionary forces disperse their troops, workers seek labor, and the government and corporations need hands. In Zacatecas the army disbands with bonuses and rural service options. Reyes withdraws backing Madero, leaving little opposition. Ambassador Wilson says Americans jailed at Chihuahua will be released today.
Washington dispatch reports Republican opposition to the Democratic wool tariff bill voiced in Congress. The debate centers on the schedule and potential impact on industry and prices amid fiscal concerns.
A Wyoming representative Mondell spoke on wool protection, arguing the bill would cut protection by three quarters for sprares and asserting the plan amounts to a free wool bill. The remarks highlighted the clash over tariff policy and agricultural support.
Washington June 8 Representative Victor Murdock Kansas attacked the democratic wool tariff bill saying the 40 percent duty on worsted cloth protects the worsted trust. He cited alleged stock manipulation and high capital while noting consumer harm and higher prices. Republican Leader Mann criticized its revenue effect. Brantley Georgia supported the bill in Ways and Means defense.
Riverside California June 10 Judge F E Densmore held the eight hour law for women unconstitutional in a hotel employment case calling it class legislation It permits waitresses in boarding houses to work over eight hours while prohibiting the same in hotels and thus favors one type of employer over another.
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