Bitter Tariff Clash Deepens Over Bonus Measure
Washington dispatch reports a bitter Senate clash fueled by President Harding's opposition to moving the tariff. Chairman McCumber defies the president by planning to sideline the tariff for a bonus bill, with leaders expecting a heated caucus and a likely clash over party support.
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Bart Campany
International News Service
Starf
Washington
McCumber
Senate Finance
Marding
Banus
McCumber’s tariff plan faces caucus resistance
Amid closed door talks Republican leaders weighed strategy as McCumber pressed ahead with his tariff proposal. Some hoped he might back off if he faced a strong vote, but McCumber insisted he would advance the plan despite opposition.
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McCumber
Masonry Opposes Ku Klux Klan in Massachusetts
Boston June 16 Masonry opposes the Ku Klux Klan in a statement from Arthur D Prince grand pastor of Massachusetts Masons. He warns members not to join the Klan and says the craft threatens its reputation. The release denies any Masonry sympathy with the Klan and notes that in areas where the Klan is active grand masters have repudiated it.
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Boston
Arthur D. Prince
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Massachusetts
Prince Nisi
Tha Klan
European Wheat Crop In Healthy Condition
Reports to the department of agriculture indicate the European wheat crop is in healthy condition. France Carmany and Poland trail the average while other regions exceed it. general rains and warmer weather aid growth. The 1921 22 crop including Argentina Chile Uruguay South Africa New Zealand and British India is about 712,777,000 bushels, up 100,664,000 from last year.
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International
Washington
Department of Agricultu
France
Carmany
Poland
Chile
Uruguay
South Africa
New Zealand
British India
Women leaders noted in Brewton mayor and council
Brewton Georgia elected a woman mayor and a five member women mayoral board. Central W. C. T. UO and L. T. L. will meet this evening at the M. C. A. building.
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Central W. C. T. Gentral W. C. TU
Brewton, Ga
Board of Aldermen
Board Of Trade Primary Now On
The Board of Trade conducts a primary to nominate three directors from the entire membership. Twelve top vote getters will advance to the June 27 election. Many ballots already returned and many members expected to vote by Tuesday, June 20 at eight p.m.
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Board of Trade
Nll
Glee Society Plans Joint Outing at Camp Grounds
A special meeting of the New Castle Glee Society is set for Sunday at 2:30 PM in the First Congregational church to arrange the annual outing at Muddy Creal Malls on the Fourth of July. The event, a joint venture with the New Castle Choral Society, is expected to be the biggest ever held.
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New Gas‘dle Glee Society
First Congregational Church
Delegates Return From State Ben Hur Conference
Delegates from Regal Court No 9 Ben Hur of New Casila returned from Pittsburgh where they attended a two day State Conference with participants from nearly all Pennsylvania Courts. Addresses by supreme officers were well received and four local delegates received the Meltors degree. New Cantie Court was honored with Minnie Mayers named State Guide for the next conference in Scranton on the second Tuesday of June 1928.
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Ben Hur
New Casila
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
New Cantie Court
Minnie Mayerg
Scranton
James Harkless
Margaret Johnston
Minnie Mayers
Unice Gibson
Eunice Gibson
James Humble
C. H. Miller
Thomas
Catherine Quinn
England And U S Can Adjust Reparations
Senator Albertini in the Italian senate said only the United States and Great Britain can solve reparations. He urged England to initiate debt cancellation, allowing allied nations to cut debts and suggested German indemnities be reduced. He cited the Fordney tariff and proposed ship subsidy as factors lowering allied payback capacity. Japan aims for greater independence through expanded Korean cotton cultivation.
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International News Service
Intrnational Committee of Bankers
United States
Great Britain
Albertini
Senate
Signor Albertini
Washington
England
America
Decision Adverse To Pennsy Railroad Affects Keystone State
Harrisburg Pa June 16 The attorney general's department says the commonwealth will gain over 150000 from the Pennsylvanias railroad holding company for bonus tax on capital stock increases The company original capital was 100000 but rose to 80000000 by 1902 George Ross Hull deputy attorney general writes that the company is liable for taxes on all increases The notice also mentions a penny found on Highland avenue turned in to the police for safekeeping.
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Harrishurg
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Attorney General's Department
Samuel S. Lewis
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Slale Ag
Atror
George Ross Hull
Demity
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Harding
Lenroot
Wisconsin
McGumber
Senator Lodge
St. Administration
W. J. Brennaman
Croton Avenue
D. G. Morrow
Mill Street
Superior
Masonry
W. C. T. UO. and
National Wholesale Millinery
West
Washington Street
Castle, Pa
Secandise Carnival
Tome Lomeroy
Athletic Union
Sion At
Madras
Bankoks
Teghorns
Silk
Buckeye
Gers
Jersey
Aalt
Washington Arrest
Brand Rew
Glee Society
U.S
Japan
Puritan Brand
Wilder & Curry
Ben
Citizens
Phange
Pennsy Railroad
Keystone State
Qother Wyman
Polce Station
Whitla Plumbing CO
Gia Ack Sur
David H
Biildlay
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