Tariff debate and Western growth loom in 1920s public view
The column argues Republicans should refrain from obstructing Democratic tariff bills while urging fair critique. It highlights labor patterns in the Puget Sound region, western expansion tied to the Panama Canal and the 1915 fair era, and notes Kennewick and Wenatchee seeing growth, labor shifts, and a possible new railroad town. It also mentions irrigation improvements, poultry industry cautions, and anticipated farm modernization in the Kennewick valley.
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