War Revenue Cuts Favored by All Republicans
Washington December 10 The Ways and Means Committee, led by Chairman Payne, reports to reduce war revenue taxes by about 40 million dollars while maintaining defense needs. The plan cites continuing army and navy costs and predicts surpluses and deficits across fiscal years 1900 to 1902. It also proposes removing or reducing several taxes including beer, cigars, stamps, and conveyances, while preserving taxes on wines and certain medicines. The House later passes the oleomargarine bill by 198 to 92 amid further naval ship funding talks.
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R G Dun reports conservative business with no major excitement and an undertone of confidence. Leading industries show orders for near full capacity months ahead, with no net working force reduction and wage adjustments in steel. Failures total 287 in the US and 25 in Canada. Bradstreets cites quieter wholesale activity but stronger retail distribution and mixed regional conditions.
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Replies to Pingree and other late 1913 items
Brief digest of multiple items: Gov. Pingree attacks Judge Wiest over the Marsh trial. Wiest asks legislature to probe his conduct. Nebraska Republican Club marks state victory with notable figures sending regrets from Roosevelt and others. In Hackensack a coroner rules Toscan i murder unknown. Viccio believed innocent. James Roosevelt dies at 75 in New York. Czar’s doctors report slight improvement as he remains bedbound at Livadia. Brussels reports Seine floods inundating parts of the city. A St Duke’s hospital note confirms actor Bead’s condition unchanged.
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Presbyterian committee approves potential revision of Westminster Confession
Washington December 10 After two hours deliberation Saturday the Presbyterian committee concluded its discussion of revising the Westminster Confession of Faith The returns from presbyteries show desires for changes while preserving core doctrine and favor a new or supplemental statement The committee plans further preparation in February and aims to present a final statement to the General Assembly in May
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The text notes Joseph Mantes of Maine, elected Maine House speaker, may accept the post of commissioner of internal revenue if the office can stay open until his term ends in April. He saw the president for a brief audience to discuss the vacancy caused by George W. Wilson’s death.
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