Tariff Bill Clears House By 281 To 130 Vote
The tariff bill passed the House with a 281 to 130 vote. Southern Democrats and one New York member opposed, while most opposition came from the same bloc.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
1
Tariff Bill Passes House and Moves to Senate
The Wilson Underwood tariff bill cleared the House last night and arrived in the Senate this afternoon. Senator Penrose moved to lay the measure before the Senate after Senator Thomas of Colorado finished his speech, seeking immediate hearings on the tariff package.
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Washington
House
Senate
Penrose
Thomas
Colorado
Wisconsin members vote on tariff bill in late May session
The House passed the Wilson Underwood tariff bill 281 to 139. Wisconsin votes split with Burke Cary Konop Reilly Stafford for and Browne Esch Lenroot Nelson Cooper Frear against. Key amendments were defeated as debate moved to the Senate.
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Cary and
Stafford
Wisconsin
Underwood
Burke
Cary
Konop
Reilly
Washington
House
Estopinal
DuPree
Broussard
Watkins
Ettleson Plans First Senate Inquiry Session
Senator Samuel A. Ettleson, chairman of the special senate committee to investigate charges against the Illinois Senatorial vice commission, said he will not set the first session time until consulting Senator Dailey of Peoria. He indicated the committee will meet in Chicago tomorrow.
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Chicago
Samuel A. Ettleson
Senate
Illinois Senatorial Vice Commission
Dailey
Peoria
Harvard Professor Warns Ghent Treaty Ceremony Dangers
A conference of foreign delegates assembling plans for the Ghent treaty centennial celebration heard Professor Hugo Munsterburg of Harvard warn that the event could become a demonstration against non English speaking nations.
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New York
Hugo Munsterburg
Harvard Today
Urges Design Styles to Fight High Cost of Living
Des Moines Iowa May 9 Walter Sargent of the University of Chicago urges a national design school to cut living costs by standardizing fashions. He cites American women chasing new styles as a major expense and proposes a movement to develop designs for clothing and home goods.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Walter Sargent
University of Chicago
Western Drawing and Manual Training Association
Coliseum
Sargent
National School of Design
Friedmann Cure Criticized By U S Public Health Service
The U S Public Health Service reports that early results from Friedmann anti tuberculosis serum offer little justification for public confidence. Dr John F Anderson notes publicity harms patient trust in established treatments and may hinder disease control while the investigation finds the Friedmann bacillus to be a distinct acid fast organism with no further proven progress.
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Health Service
United States Public Health Service
John F. Anderson
Public Health Service
National Association For the Prevention and Cure of Tuberculosis
Anderson
Friendman
Threat to Discredit Tariff Sparks Administration Probe
Washington, May 9. Administration sources reject threats by American manufacturers to close factories over low tariffs. The commerce department will investigate production costs living conditions and profits abroad to counter claims that tariffs force wage cuts or plant shutdowns. Secretary Redfield and President Wilson authorize wide inquiries to deter anti democratic campaign tactics.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Redfield
Wilson
Fire During Evacuation at Scutari Heightens Unrest
Paris dispatch reports a fire in Scutari during Montenegrin evacuation as international fleet admirals prepare to take possession of the city. The incident follows ongoing efforts to secure control of the besieged area amid shifting alliances and military movements.
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Paris
Scutari
International
La Follette 1916 Nomination Banquet Set for May 14
Madison May 9 Con gressmen James Manahan James A Frear and J L Lenroot named as speakers at the Republican state banquet with S H Cady of Green Bay to preside. The event aims to launch a La Follette 1916 presidential nomination boom next week.
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Madison, Wis
James Manahan
Minneapolis
James A. Frear
Hudson
J. L. Lenroot
Superior
S. H. Cady
Green Bay
Governor Mc Govern Attacks Banquet Rifts In Wisconsin
Wisconsin governor accuses organizers of insincerity and factionalism over a proposed Republican harmony banquet in Madison. State chairman George E. Scott says the event is open to all Republicans and that invitations were extended to state officers, with most accepting except the governor. The banquet site was moved to the main gym as interest grows and the state central committee plans to meet on the day of the event.
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Senate
House
Ways and Means Committee
Rhoussard
Louisiana
McGovern
George E. Scott
Sol. Levitan
State Central Committee
Robbery On Billboard Near Hirschheimer Plant
A man reports a robbery near a billboard by the Hirschheimer plant at about 9 40 p m. He says a stranger jumped out and forced him to the ground then searched him taking four dollars and forty cents. Police searched the area until 3 a m but found no suspect or Williams suitcase.
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A. F. Williams
Williams
Hirschheimer Plant
Rochester
Hanson Quits Wisconsin Legislature In Fiery Exit
Madison May 9 Assemblyman Carl Hanson of Manitowoc storms out declaring he will never return after the legislature votes to appropriate 10 000 for a vice commission inquiry. He denounces the Linley bill as foolish and infamously disgraceful to Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Linley
Carl Hanson
Manitowoc
Hanson
City Council to Convene Regular Session Tonight
The common council will meet in regular session to handle routine monthly business and hear committee reports.
Kidnappers Foiled as Taxi Intercept Rescues Italian Girl
Police in Chicago rescued 18 year old Violet Schifiano from three men who forced her into a taxicab. Anthony Moola was captured after she fought to escape. Driver Harry Peabody and the second felon fled. Peabody was later released while Moola remained in custody.
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Chicago
Violet Schifiano
Anthony Moola
McShane
Moe Quinn
Moola
Harry Peabody
Iris Steamer Delivers Lumber Then Returns Upstream
The Iris a large steamboat brought down a barge load of lumber from Winona to the city this morning and returned upstream this afternoon.
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Iris
Winona
Love Feast aims to launch La Follette 1916 bid
Madison reports a May 14 banquet in Wisconsin intended to begin a state campaign for Robert M. La Follette’s presidential nomination in 1916. An unidentified Wisconsin party insider said speakers would include a top national associate and a move toward statewide unity will be planned. He denied any La Follette McGovern feud involvement.
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Wisconsin
Republican Party
la Crosse Tribune
Milwaukee Journal
McGovern
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
United States
Robert M. la Follette
Typical Republican Banquet Promises Calm Atmosphere
The governor's position will not affect banquet plans and McGovern bull moosers are not expected to attend. The tone is described as calm and not bull moose, signaling a restrained event.
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McGovern
Weather outlook for La Crosse and surrounding regions
Past 24 hours in La Crosse shows high 60, low 40, and 0.04 inch precipitation. Forecasts call for generally fair conditions tonight through Saturday with continued cool air and frost at night across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa with light showers in parts of Iowa. High pressure centered over Manitoba and North Dakota dominates, while a separate low over the Pacific coast and Rockies brings light rain to those areas.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Rocky Mountain Region
Pacific Coast States
Manitoba
North Dakota
Lake Region
Plain States
Rocky Mountain States
Pacific Coast
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