Senate Poll Favors Canadian Reciprocity Passage
A Washington dispatch says a Chicago Tribune editors poll and Vermont newspaper survey show strong Senate support for the Canadian reciprocity agreement. The split stands 58 in favor, 23 against, with doubts among some Republicans and Democrats. Taft touts the White House as pressuring for no amendments.
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Democratic tariff debate rages over wool duty attack
In Washington, Democratic leaders defend a sweeping tariff schedule aimed at wool duties. Republicans publish a lengthy minority report arguing Against protection and revenue balance. Controversy swirls around Bryanism, Underwood, Clark and Wilson alignments with party factions amid Senate stalemate and press questions.
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Oscar Underwood
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Benedict Yacht Virginie Afloat After Rescue Efforts
Reports describe the Benedict party aboard the yacht Virginie near Havana as unfavorably positioned but with the vessel still afloat. A steamer Pramte Fate aided, and Premier officials visited Havana to secure supplies. The group intends another float attempt, while weather delays ease.
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Renta
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Simon Wine
United States
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Lorimer Investigation Move In Senate Committe
Senators vote to form an eight member subcommittee to investigate the Lorimer case. Members named include Dillingham, Gamble, Johnston, Fletcher, Kern, Kenyon, Len, and Reed. Debate over scope and quorum hints at a thorough inquiry with hearings in Washington and Indianapolis, no court action planned.
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Garrard
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Green Wins Iowa Seat Amid Tariff Talk and War
Republican W. R. Green is elected to Congress from Iowa's district with about 1.8 thousand votes more than opponent W. S. Cleveland. The campaign centered on reciprocity tariffs and the war issue, with Cleveland defeated as the populist wing emphasized opposing measures while farmers favored reform.
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United States
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Ted
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Ceckeratty
Border Traffic Disturbed by New Customs Ruling
The decision of the Customs Court denying free reentry for domestic animals after crossing the border disrupts trade between the United States and Canada. Detroit Windsor wagon trades halt as collectors enforce duties while Chief Justice White plans to return horses to Canada. Congress weighs amendments after widespread relief efforts.
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Judgment in Wheeler divorce filed in New Haven
Judgment in the Wheeler divorce case of Mrs Fea Swarthout Wheeler against her husband Prof H Le Wheeler was entered on June 1. The court notes a compromise settlement of 75.00 with a total amount shown as 200.0 percent in the clerk’s papers, reflecting the finalized terms of the decree.
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Secretary Knox Subpoenaed Over Day Portrait Purchases
Washington reports Secretary Karen faced a subpoena as the House Committee on Expenditures demanded production of all records related to a portrait of former Secretary Day. The administration reportedly refused to supply documents, while a stated $100 discrepancy in the purchase was questioned by the panel.
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Midshipmen's Cruise Begins From Annapate
Annapate Mt June 6 report says the midshipmen from the Naval Academy embark on a summer voyage aboard the cruiser. The cruise will cover seven events including Queenstown with a June 18 arrival target and plans for reporting on the voyage progress and activities.
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Notable 19th Century Lecture Reflections On World Affairs
Fragmented remarks recount a lecture tour where the speaker notes audience curiosity, discussions of arbitration, and the evolving role of public opinion. He praises President Taft, notes widespread interest, and observes Germany’s shift toward arbitration, predicting future global influence and engagement in world affairs.
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Guatemala Plans $30 Million Loan Backed by Government
A letter from Jost Antonio Frias, adviser to George W. Young & Co and Winter Trust, discusses Guatemala seeking a $9 million government loan with hopes the total loan could reach $30 million. Frias reports ongoing talks with Guatemalan leaders and claims the president is supportive and eager to advance the financing as the nation enjoys stable peace.
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