Tariff bill signed as Senate debates end
Washington July 24 The tariff bill has been signed by the president and sent to the White House. Washington July 24 The Senate met at 10 this morning and voted at 3 p m after executive session. The debate touched on the sugar schedule and lumber duties with senators urging relief for farmers. The vote on the bill’s conference report stood 401 to 50, followed by more discussions on currency and adjournment.
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Trade Report: Fall Revival Hopes Rise in Markets
Market revival chatter hints at early fall activity with demand lifting in wheat belts from Milwaukre to St. Paul and Pittsburgh. Reports credit favorable prep outlooks and increased merchandise movement next fall, while coal strikes and steel slowdowns threaten industrial activity in western and southern states.
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Striking miners amid nationwide labor tensions flare in July turmoil
Reports from Parmost West Virginia and nearby states describe escalating strike actions among coal workers. Leaders urge mass turnout to refuse mining work as Western allies contemplate join-in. Calls for unity across unions echo from labor meetings in Wheeling and Pittsburg while authorities monitor arbitration talks and potential mine shutdowns.
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Four County Farmers Start Mutual Ditch West of Pawnee Rock
Four county farmers near Pawnee Rock Kansas began work Saturday on a mutual irrigation ditch to the Arkansas River four miles west of Pawnee Rock and ten miles west of where the Keon ditch taps the river. The ditch will be built entirely by the farmers with stock owned by them, stretch about feet wide and feet deep, running northeast to Dry Walnut, and will protect the underflow and overflow waters of the Arkansas River while not impeding the Keon ditch. The State Board of Health considers action against fraudulent physicians and bogus medical colleges endangering public safety, noting many unqualified practitioners claim to be physicians while lacking training.
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Alaska Hardship Foretold By Engineer On Klondike Mania
Kansas City July 24 Lient Wilkerson of the United States engineering corps, long stationed in Alaska, warned that the Klondike craze exaggerates wealth and ignores Arctic hardships. He cited brief mining seasons, impenetrable cold, and monopolistic transport costs, tempering feverish tales of quick fortune. In another item, a jealous druggist fatally shot a man after a dispute near a teachers institute in Missouri, drawing public sympathy for the Smocks. A separate theft at a Topeka-area exhibit involved four stolen $100 bills from a glass case. Weather at Wilkes-Barre sparked a massive explosion when a powder magazine was struck by lightning damaging nearby homes.
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Beer Stamps and Freight Rates Highlight July Dispatches
July reports note St Louis and Milwaukee collectors grappling with beer stamp sales totaling around 4000000 dollars as the rebate looms until the tariff becomes law. Kansas freight complaints may prompt a Supreme Court challenge over maximum rate powers, while a dam project on the Rio Grande promises to flood thousands of acres and create a long reservoir.
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Markets by Wire Kaw Valley Potato Market
Kansas City dispatch notes a firm potato market with good stock, receipts around 200 cattle and mixed yields. grain futures show slight activity and firmness in prices. Chicago grain and live stock markets reflect mixed but generally steady trading with steady cattle and hog values and strong hog demand.
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