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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1913
Page
5
Arthur Twining Hadley, president of Yale University, introduces a new book “Some Influences in Modern Philosophic Thought.” The volume, published two weeks ago, is selling fast with cloth binding, gilt top, 160 pages, index. Price one dollar net plus ten cents postage.
In Washington on June 13 the Senate Lobby Committee debated President Wilson's role in tariff legislation. Senator Gallinger pressed that free sugar and free wool agendas equate to lobby influence, while Senator Reed argued for the president's right to urge policy. The hearing also examined the beet sugar paper Sugar at a Glance and Lodge's handling of documents and data printing.
The investigation has stretched long and some Senators urged narrowing to a full inquiry into lobbying for and against sugar and wool, but after a half hour session Chairman Overman was ordered to present the entire matter to the Senate.
Washington June 13 The Senate Finance Committee paused over the Tariff bill as the print paper section faced changes. A tentative House provision for free listing of paper up to a certain value was replaced by a general rule aligned with Canada reciprocity principles. The amendment omits the word Canada, potentially affecting Canadian exports of wood and chemical pulp. Senator Simmons noted other restrictions may follow.
Proposals to ease tariffs on wool and sugar surface in Senate discussions. A committee is expected to finish by next Wednesday, with Democrats poised to reconvene caucus to decide on a path. Newlands suggested votes could shape a coast versus inland direction on protection versus free trade.
A catalog note for Harper edition Motley’s Correspondence edited by Don William Curtis published in 1889. Includes 818 pages with index and Harper binding. Listed price seven dollars and two dollars for the set.
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