Sugar date march 1 1914 tariff bill action
Sugar date March 1 1914 noted a tariff bill affecting the wool schedule. The article states the wool schedule will not be immediately affected by the tariff.
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05 Jul 1913
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
1
Revenue Tariff Debated Ahead of Wine Tax Plan
Senate finance committee moves to make most tariff schedules effective on enactment with sugar under Payne Aldrich rates until 1914. A 25 percent ad valorem revenue tax targets spurious wines while convict labor rules are tightened. Debate to start in a week with five week limit. A stamp tax on cotton futures could yield notable revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Walsh
Thomas
Simmons
Thompson
Kansas
Stock Exchange
Erie Plans 1812 War Lake Erie History Celebration
Erie Pennsylvania prepares for a week of events starting tomorrow to recall the 100 year old Lake Erie battles of the War of 1812 ending with the Battle of Put-in-Bay and the American victory commemorating Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Lake Erie
Put-in-Bay
Weather Report Forecast For Tonight And Sunday
Tonight and Sunday general ly fair with continued warmth. No rain expected and skies likely to stay clear. Temperatures remain mild with light winds throughout the period.
Commodore Perry Centennial to Open in Erie
Erie will host the Perry centennial opening with the Niagara restored and displayed. The ship’s Perry relics include his sword Perry Belmont’s property pistols Madison signed appointment and the Jarvis portrait now in Navy custody. The event begins a summer series across lakeside cities and towns with a Perry museum aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commodore Perry
Erie
Kerry
Perry Belmont
Commodore
Navy
President Madison
Jarvis
Perry
Navy Department
Washington
Detectives Seek Clues in Officer Thomp sons Shooting
Detectives in Atlanta investigate the shooting of Captain A C Thompson found with a thigh wound at a local club. Two hours earlier Thompson had named Lucy Balleau twenty two as his accuser. she is in custody and denies guilt. Thompson is described as a convict camp employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
A. C. Thompson
Lucy Balleau
Thompson
Sholars Nominated to LSU Board by Governor Hall
Baton Rouge July 5 Governor Hall nominated Allen Sholars of Monroe to the Louisiana State University board to replace the late C C Davenport. Sholars is from Hall's hometown and a close friend of the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Governor Hall
Allen Sholars
Monroe
C. C. Davenport
Scholars
Ready for Trial in Kellar Case
Harrisonville Missouri July 5 The case of Ida May Kellar charged with murdering her husband Arthur and her five year old daughter Margaret is set for trial Monday. Relatives oppose any insanity plea and seek immediate murder trial amid questions over life insurance and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Ida May Kellar
Arthur Kellar
Margaret
Leading Democrats condemn senators over tariff protest in Louisiana
A Ruston gathering of North Louisiana Democrats protested against Senators Ransdell and Thornton over the Underwood tariff bill. The meeting drew officials and citizens from multiple parishes, with conservative resolutions and no candidate mentions. Speakers urged backing the Democratic measure and opposing protections, calling for accountability at the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Louisiana
Ruston
News-Star
Ransdell
Thornton
Chautauqua
J. J. Martin
Benedict Arnolds
Union
Jackson
Bienville
Richland
Caddo
Webster
Winn
LaSalle
Lincoln
Congress
R. B. Dawkins
Ruston Democrats
Dawkins
Louisiana
PD. Pierce
House of Representatives
Louisiana General Assembly
Pierce
Underwood
Robert Roberts
House
Hall
Roberts
England
Thos. H. McGregor
McGregor
Messrs
LaSalle Parish
Franklin
R. B. Dawkin
J. L. Martin
J. B. Crow
Pienville
B. P. Edwards
W. N. Richardson
M. Kavanaugh
W. E
A. J. Murff
Veteran Dies at Railroad Station in North Carolina
H. H. Hodges of Union Hill North Carolina died at the station today preparing to start home. He wore a Confederate uniform and his regiment is not indicated. The death raises camp casualties to nine. In Alabama a crash left Perkins neck broken Charles Galloway injured and Mrs Cobb with internal injuries while Tom Howdies sprained his hip as a car plunged over a twenty foot embankment and turned turtle late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gettysburg
H. H. Hodges
Union Hill
North Carolina
Gadsen
Ala
Perkins
Charles Galloway
Mrs. Cobb
Tom Howdies
Herrisburg
Wilson
Fireworks accident kills Miss Lula Minot at Aurora
An improvised skyrocket from a heap of fireworks exploded prematurely, piercing the chest of 20 year old Lula Minot in Aurora. The blast endangered thousands and killed Miss Minot instantly as crowds gathered around the firework display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Aurora
Lls
Militant suffragists suspected in Wales and Bolton fire
In Wales a new Methodist Chapel worth 40000 dollars was burned and an attempt to destroy a Baptist tabernacle occurred. In Bolton a town hall valued at 150000 dollars showed evidence of explosives in a letter box. Sylvia Pankhurst faced charges at How Street police court for inciting a crowd to raid the Chancellor's official residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates Press
London
Pellhell
Welsh Seacoast
Baptist Tabernacle
Wales
Bolton
Danccashire
New Town Hall
Sylvia Pankhurst
How Street
George
Sheep Browse Utah Forest Ranges Without Water Four Months
Washington reports Nebo national forest Utah sheep graze four and a half months with no drinking water relying on dew and forage juices. Some Targhee forest Idaho sheep receive water twice during the summer grazing period. Lambs from Nebo range average 68 pounds and those from Targhee range 65 pounds on the Chicago market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nebo National Forest
Utah
Nebo
Chicago
Targhee Forest
Idaho
Wilson Addresses Gettysburg Veterans Enduring Peace and Union
Thousands of Blue and Gray veterans depart Gettysburg after the semicolonennial battle commemoration. President Wilson speaks to the assembled veterans, lauds reunion, and honors the dead as the army begins its homeward march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Battle of
Getttysburg
Big Camp
Cemetery Ridge
Round Top
Wilson
Baltimore
Tener
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weather Report
Misery Bay
Pennsylvania
Kellar
W. CC. Barnette
Murff
Judge Jarnette
Aswell
Sam Meenery
J. N. Sandlin
Committee On Resolutions
Edwards
Monroe City League
Associatea Press
Johnnesburg
Pres. Wilson
Lee
Meade
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