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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

9

Sundry Civil Bill Advances to Wilson for Signature

Senate approves Sundry Civil bill by 48 to 12 sending it to President Wilson. The measure includes a 200000 fund proviso shielding labor unions and farmers from prosecution, with expected presidential signature and possible policy message. A House provision on Soldiers' Home board was debated. officials note other funds exist for prosecutions.

New York Times Washington Senate House Taft Wilson Congress Department of Eee

Lift Middleman Blame Blamed for High Prices

A Department of Agriculture report finds the middle man did not widen the price gap much over the last twenty years. It compares 1903-1912 with 1893-1902, noting wheat up 32 percent, flour wholesale 29 percent, retail 28 percent, hogs wholesale 33 percent, hams wholesale 24 percent and retail 32 percent, steers 24 percent, beef wholesale 23 percent, sirloin steak retail 19 percent, rib roast 23 percent.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Harrison Relics Presented to White House Chinaware

Miss Mary Reynolds a great granddaughter of President William Henry Harrison presented a cup saucer and plate from his table service to the White House historic chinaware collection. The gift marks an addition as five administrations Van Buren Tyler Taylor Johnson and Taft still lack representation.

Washington White House William Henry Harrison United States Mary Reynolds van Buren Tyler Taylor Johnson Taft

La Follette Proposes Sweeping Sherman Act Amendment

Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin unveils a broad amendment to the Sherman Anti Trust Act redefining restraint of trade as any restraint in any respect and placing the burden on combinations to prove reasonableness. The plan lists nine classes of forbidden combinations and extends the statute of limitations for related suits.

New York Times Washington Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin la Follette Supreme Court Mr. la Follette Atte Ucle Mynery Oke Wes Ampoatere Stors United States Figores

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