Farmers Need Equal Tariff Protection Across Sectors
The Post argues against a pork barrel insistence on equal protection for farmers and manufacturers, noting farm costs and wages are similar in Canada and the United States. It warns that extending protection to all interests regardless of need would harm domestic farmers by insulating prices and harming efficiency.
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Hardihood
Canada
Tariff Board
Manitoba
Minnesota
Saskatchewan
North Dakota
Post
Flickering Film Debate and Savings Bank Growth Explored
The piece argues films are not inherently harmful and may educate and entertain, noting rising standards and various adaptations. It shifts to thrift statistics, detailing 1910 depositors totaling over 8.3 million with $4.07 billion in savings banks, plus regional averages and state extremes.
Fireworks Firm Declares Bankrupt Amid Safety Crusade
The Pain Fireworks Company files for bankruptcy amid rising calls for a safe Fourth of July. The public mood questions whether the Krupp gun works will face a similar fate in coming weeks.
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the Pain Fireworks Company
Crusade For
Krupp Gun Works
Tacoma hearing tests distributive rate case for Washington
The state railroad commission hears testimony in a distributive rate case that will set rates statewide, though the dispute centers on Spokane versus the Sound cities for pricing dominance with several smaller cities joining in.
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Tacoma
State Railroad Commission
Washington
Spokane
Eight Hour Law Applies To All Women
Charles F. Hubbard asserts the eight hour rule for women extends to bookkeepers and stenographers, with no exceptions for mercantile or mechanical establishments hotels restaurants or laundries. He will enforce the law for female office workers as well as manual laborers.
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Charles F. Hubbard
Only Two Benton County Cases in Supreme Court
Out of 186 cases to be heard from May 8 to June 29 1911 there are only two Benton County cases. The State ex rel N R Sylvester against Benton County Superior Court and S M Lockerby against W R Amon will be argued on June 20 1911. Most cases originate from King County with eighteen from Pierce and seventeen from Thurston.
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Supreme Court
Benton County
N. R. Sylvester
Superior Court
S. M.lockerby
W. R. Amon
King County
Pierce County
Thurston County
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