New Tariff Bill Becomes Law After Session Adjourns
The Senate approved the conference report on the tariff bill and final passage followed with a 47 to 31 vote. The bill, signed by the president, enacts wide scale duties changes, reciprocal treaties, and new tax provisions, with major shifts in metal, chemical, lumber, sugar, and textile duties.
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Ollock
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Jane
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Biking
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Gamble
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Heyburn
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Kean
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Clapp
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Iberson
United States
Cuba
Dadsretary Knox
United Et
Macs
Entaliahms Oo of
Washington
Treasury
Isthmus
Secretary of Treasury
Payne
Artesee
Conference Committee
Chemicala
Renee
Man Debate on Adoption and Duty Enforcement
The text discusses argument about renouncing or the government enforcing waivers and duties. It references the broader issue of import duties and the impact of policy on adoption and excise, noting concern over enforcement and consistency. The fragment hints at political debate over regulatory power and fiscal policy.
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Reneaby
Cannon Names New House Committees and Assignments
Washington Aug 7 Speaker Cannon named the House committees outlining changes that reward Loyalists and differ for insurgents. Kennedy gains the mileage and rivers and harbors panels while Hubbard loses revision of laws but keeps justice and insular duties. The Iowa delegation fares poorly in key slots.
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Epuses
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Immigration
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Lawmakers Announce New Chairmanships and Appointments
The article lists newly announced chairmanships across committees such as Appropriations, Judiciary, and Interstate and Foreign Commerce with members from both parties. It also notes new memberships on key panels and delegates from states including Kentucky, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Missouri, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and Alaska.
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Green
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Currier
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Missouri
Mondell
Wyoming
Moon
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Hamilton
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Mississippi River
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Kansas
Burke
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Treasury Department
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Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
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Ohio
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Stafford
Wisconsin
Washburn
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Peters
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Rodenburg
Illinois
Humphrey
Washington
Madden
Kennedy
Iowa
Cassidy
Tener
Georgia
Agriculture
Howell
Utah
Chapman
Pratt
Hanna
North Dakota
Plumbey
Vermont
Lee
McDermott
Morgan
Tillson
Cravens
Arkansas
Dent
Alabama
Englebright
California
Blemp
Virginia
Mississippi
Henry
Driscoll
Wickersham
Alaska
Oil Well's Natal to be Observed
Titusville Pa August 7 eyes of oildom turn to late August for the golden anniversary of the Drake oil well drilling in 1869 Colonel Edwin W Drake drilled the first artesian well and tapped a vent 69 feet below the surface producing 40 barrels a day Canandohta Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plans a memorial at the Drake well site.
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Titusville
Edwin W. Drake
Canandohta Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Drake Well
Des Moines Receives High Marks in City Examination
Des Moines officials receive praise from state municipal examiners M F Cox and F M Abbott after the first use of the commission form. Report commends management of city affairs and urges councilmen to work more harmoniously for a defense of the form and financial practices.
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Des Moines
de Moines
M. F. Cox
F. M. Abbott
Bleakley
Mann for Governor Wins Virginia Primary
Richmond August 7 returns indicate Judge William Hedges Mann carried the state in the Democratic primary over H St. George Tucker by about four to six thousand votes. Other nominees conceded were H B Hafeon for lieutenant governor Williams for attorney general and Koiner for commissioner of agriculture.
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Richmond
William Hedges Mann
H. St. George Tucker
HB. Hnfeon
Williams
Koiner
Indians Have Share in White Earth Lands
Judge William Van Devanter ruled that full blood and half breed Indiana are entitled to shares in the White Earth reservation lands in Minnesota. Those of less than half blood are barred from participation in the allotment.
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St. Louis
Federal Court of Appeals
William van Devanter
Indiana
White Earth
Minnesota
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical note on women hair fashion reputation and romance. It lampoons male vanity and theories about love status in social life with wry humor and casual observations from a era newspaper voice.
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New York Press
Wealth and Beauty Put Coreys in Paris Society
Paris society notes report Mrs. William Ellis Corey now active socially in Paris after early retreat. The Coreys host dinners at Virgenis château and recently entertained Prince George Leuckenberg and Duke Alexander, with guests including Jean de Reske, Prince Murat, Mrs. Hamilton Paine, and Miss Marbury.
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Paris
William Ellis Corey
Mabelle Gilman
Hamilton Paine
Coreys
Count de Talleyrand-Perigorde
France
Meherane de Saint-Pierre
Corey
Virgenis
Prince George Leuckenberg
Duke Alexander
Jean de Reske
Prince Murat
Miss Marbury
Formaldehyde for Flies from The London Lancet
The article argues flies spread disease and that weak formaldehyde solution used in water can kill many flies. It cites experiments and claims that two teaspoonfuls per pint attract and kill flies, with minimal risk to humans, offering a simple extermination method.
Reflections of a Bachelor and Rural Verse Commentary
A collage blends a quirky rural poem by L. Waterhouse from the New York Sun with brief notes from the New York Press on bachelor life, education costs, fashion vanity, and Herbert Samuel’s appointment as Lancaster chancellor, highlighting social clichés and early 20th century attitudes.
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Herbert Samuel
Lancaster
England
FashionHints on Linen and Blouse Collars
A heavy Irish linen or madras suits tai waist collar and cuffs for a fresh look. The soft batiste blouse features a round collar that has gained much favor recently.
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Batiste
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