Tariff Framing Intensifies Over Schedule A Revisions
Washington December 28 The Wars and Means Committee held two executive sessions to draft Schedule A covering paints oils and chemicals. The panel plans limited duty increases and shifts several free list items to duty bearing to raise revenue. Judge Gary filed a supplemental brief arguing for steel duties and examining maximum and minimum tariff concepts with potential reciprocity effects among Britain Germany and France.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wars and Means
Parne
Judee EH
Garry
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Italy
Portugal
Spain
Eeitze
Wers and Means Committee
Germany Seeks Patent Law Pact Limiting Factory Builds
Germany initiates talks with the United States on a patent law agreement that would allow inventors to protect patent rights in the other country without erecting factories there. The treaty aims to be non coercive toward Britain and not require British factory construction.
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Washington
Dec
Germany
United States
State Department
Great Britain
Tobacco Men Resist Revision at Capitol Debate
At Hartford on December 28 a lengthy Capitol debate saw tobacco dealers and growers pressed by lawmakers to revise tariffs. Ebenezer Hill of the Ways and Means Committee and E Stevens Henry argued, while the consensus supported keeping the present tobacco schedule with broader protections for Connecticut industries.
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Er Telegraph
the Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Capitol
Benezer Morgen G. Balkeier
Ebenezer
Hill
Ways and Means Committee
E Stevens Henry
Jet District
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Jacob Ruppert Hnickerbocker Beer Bottled at the Brewery
Jacob Ruppert offers Hnickerbocker Beer bottled at the Ruppert brewery. It is brewed from barley malt and imported hops, aged and prepared with modern hygienic bottling methods. The ad promises scientific brewing and high quality, urging public use of the beer.
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Jacob Ruppert
Maeke Ruppert
Koickerbecker
Democrats Push for Full Tariff Revision Plan
Henry D. Clayton of Alabama urged the Democratic caucus to draft a comprehensive tariff bill covering every schedule from agates to zinc. He argued for a complete, country‑facing measure to replace mere opposition, aiming to present a unified plan in 1910.
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Washington
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
House of Representatives
Champ Clark
Ways and Means Committee
Clayton
House
Jackson
Polk
Mr. Clayton
Cannon
Aldrich, Burrows, Dalzell and Company
Clans Gather in Ohio for U S Senate Contest
In Columbus Senator Foraker arrives as the three leading candidates Dick Burton and Taft supporters assess chances. Ex Lieutenant Governor Harding sparks rumors and state patronage may influence the race as Governor Harris recess appointees face Senate confirmation. Twenty lawmakers meet with the candidates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Foraker
United States
Harding
C. P. Taft
Burton
Phipps
Taft
Cleveland
Harris
Senate
Bugton
Bryan Machine Busy in Nebraska Legislature Fight
William J. Bryan's influence appears in Nebraska's plan to organize the state Legislature. Bryan loyalists allied against R. A. Clark for Speaker, aiming to push the bank deposits guarantee position. Bryan pledges Democratic lawmakers to enact national and state platforms, with Allen and Fairview as centers of outreach.
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the Tribune
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
R. A. Clark
Clark
Bryan
Nebraska
Fairview
T. 8. Allen
Allen
Roosevelt Editions in Chicago Trial of Cooper and Warfield
In Chicago a trial for Willis N Cooper and Samuel T Warfield centers on a $22,700 swindle of Mrs. James E Patten over rare Roosevelt editions. Prosecutors pressed questions about past schemes in Boston New York and Philadelphia as defense objected and the judge struck the questions from the record.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Willis N Cooper
Samuel T. Warfield
Cooper
Warfield
James E. Patten
Boston
New York
Distillers Fail Blame Dry Wave in Cincinnati
A receiver was appointed for Eckhouse Brothers wholesale liquor dealers in Cincinnati on their denial of operating losses amid prohibition. Assets listed at 7100 and liabilities at 75. In Chicago, Civil War veterans face extinction, predicting only seven alive in 1950 and twenty-three ten years later, per G. F. Bassett of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Cincinnati
Dee 2
ae @ Trerson
Eckhouse Brothers
Whelesale
Chicago
G. F. Bassett
Grand Army of the Republic
Iast
Coal Deposits Found on National Reserve Says Manager
Helena Montana December Cleveland Hilson manager of the Moctane Coke and Coal Company reports a large coal deposit under Yellowstone Park. He states there is no question millions of dollars worth of coal and minerals lie on the national reserve and predicts they will be opened.
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Helena
Mont
Cleveland Hilson
Moctane Coke and Coal Company
Yellowstone Park
Taft Opposes Maryland Disfranchisement Effort
President-elect Taft denounces Maryland Democrats plan to disfranchise voters as unconstitutional and biased against black citizens. He writes to William F. Stone that the proposed provision fails the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments and would entrench one party rule, urging defeat.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Baltimore
Taft
Maryland
Democratic
North Carolina Society
New York
Mr. Taft
William F. Stone
Republican National Committee
Stone
Augusta
Mr. Stone
North Carolina
United States
William H. Taft
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Bonaparte
Jackson
Parren
Sehrim
League of Republican Clubs
Congress
Vou
Great South
Aliens Face Citizenship Delays in Naturalization Bureau
Tribune probes complaints by Louis Cavallaro and Dr Nicola Barbato about long waits and turnaways at the U S naturalization bureau. Judge Lacombe calls conditions deplorable, urging Congress to expand staff as delays harm applicants and waste time and money. Commissioner Shields supports relief measures and notes two years of 21,332 applications with only a one man and a boy staff handling at most forty a day.
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Tribune
Louis Cavallaro
No. 175
Worth Street
Naturalization Bureau
United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
Shields
Congress
Cavallaro
Nicola Barbato
No. 161
East Mth Street
Barribato
Jeffrie
Bureau
United States
Department of Commerce
Laber
GIVES LIFE TO SAVE CHILDREN Escape From Fire In Detroit
Detroit December 2 William McKay died protecting his two children from a rooming house fire. He carried his nine year old Edith and two year old John from a third floor window and hung for minutes thirty feet above ground before falling. Edith and John survived with minor injuries while Mrs McKay, leaping from the window, broke an arm.
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Detroit
William McKay
McKay
Edith
John
Mrs. McKay
Unknown inventor unveils three propeller aeroplane in Brooklyn
A completed aeroplane from Brooklyn arrived at Morris Park, built by Fred Schneider. The craft features three aluminum propellers, a 26 horsepower Adams-Farwell gyroscopic engine, and a 30 by 28 foot frame weighing 450 pounds. Inventor Schneider, once in the milk business, hopes it will fly though remains cautious about the launch date.
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Brooklyn
Morris Park
Aeronautic Society
Fred Schneider
Schneider
Wright Brothers
Farman
Germany
Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
Straus
Europe
No. 306
State Street
Adams-Farwell
Wrights
Sars
Conference On Forest Fires Aims Safeguards
James Whippie of the State Forest Fish and Game Commission invites Adirondacks preservation advocates and Adirondack summer home owners to a conference. Attendees include Louis Marshall John G Agar and International Paper Company representatives to discuss better forest fire prevention measures.
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Albany
James Whippie
State
Fish and Game Commission
Association For the Preservation of the
News Print Famine Feared Amid Dry Spell in Paper Mills
Glens Falls New York December officials of the International Paper Company warn a paper famine may follow the continued droughts. Mills already run on short time may shut down entirely within four weeks risking layoffs of thousands after workers recently returned from a three month strike.
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Glens Falls
International Paper Company
wePrr
NY New Haven and Hartford Ties Denied in Third Avenue Deal
Hartford dispatch claimed the New Haven railroad would take over the Third Avenue Railroad in New York and open a nearby passenger station, but Frederick W. Whitridge J N Walace and Mellen denied knowledge of any agreement and dismissed the report as baseless.
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Hartford
Blindness Strikes Local Revered Minister in Springfield
In Springfield Ohio the Rev Wilbur L Davis was stricken with blindness while delivering a sermon at the High Street Methodist Church yesterday. It is believed he will remain blind for the rest of his life.
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Springeld
Ohio
Wilbur L . Davis
High Street
Methodier
Fos
Standard Oil to Seek Missouri Supreme Court Rehearing
Lawyers for Standard Oil of Chicago plan a Missouri Supreme Court rehearing of the state ouster suit. They argue the ouster order bars operations and sale of property and may pursue federal avenues if a federal question is involved. Attorneys expect filing by the coming Saturday and question the constitutionality of the state action.
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Kansas City
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court of Missouri
Alfred D. Eddy
Chicago
General Western
Frans Hagerman
Eddy
Supreme Court
Mr. Eddy
Missouri Supreme Court
United States Supremes Court
No Bail Denied in Carmack Murder Case
Judge W M Hart in Nashville declines bail for Colonel Duncan B Cooper Robin J Cooper and ex Sheriff John D Sharp charged with the murder of ex Senator E W Carmack. Bail denied after defense arguments and state evidence. Trial set for January 22 with courtroom crowded and defendants remanded to jail.
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Nashville
Tenn
W. M. Hart
Criminal Court
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
John D. Sharp
United States
E. W. Carmack
Hart
Satin
Abe Cerenet
Music Teachers Convene National Association Convention
Washington December events bring leading composers to the Music Teachers National Association meeting. The preliminary session occurred today, with a series of recitals starting tomorrow afternoon and continuing through Thursday evening.
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Washington
National Association
Girl and Polish priest missing in Winnipeg case
Miss Seraphin Bronislowns Isponder, daughter of I Isponder of Na & street South Omaha, vanished after acting as bridesmaid at her sister's wedding in Winnipeg. Police search alleges elopement or kidnapping by a Polish priest. They traced the couple to southern Manitoba. Isponder was formerly a sister at St Joseph Orphan Asylum in Chicago.
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Winnipeg
Seraphin Bronislowns Isponder
I. Isponder
Na & Street
Omaha
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