Farmers' Free List Bill Promises Major Tariff Change
Washington report notes Democrats push a Farmers' Free List bill, citing Taft quotes to argue tariffs are too high. The measure would cut revenue by about 10.02 million dollars and remove duties on agricultural inputs and several food products, aiming to aid farmers and curb high living costs.
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Washington
Taft
house
committee on ways and means
Underwood
beef trust
lso
Faction Leader Mrs. Story Opposes Present Chief
Mrs William C Story a faction leader critical of the current chief challenges leadership. Names and roles suggest internal party or organizational clash. Details indicate a power struggle within the group with Mrs Story spearheading opposition to the incumbent chief.
Woman's Photo Use in Advertising Court Case
Washington April 20. Members of the supreme court of the United States weighed whether a pretty New York woman may block use of her photograph for advertising or trade. Brooklyn resident Mrs Aida T Rhodes seeks to overturn a 1903 New York statute making such use a misdemeanor without consent.
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Washington
supreme court of
United ‘States
New York
riew spanery
Aida T Rhodes
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rhodes
supreme court of the United States
Speyer to Join Missouri Pacific Board in Place of Warburg
New York April 20 James Speyer will replace Paul M Warburg on the Missouri Pacific railway board and Speyer & Co tied to Deutsche Bank will fill the vacancy left by Kuhn Loeb Co as bankers for the road. Rockefeller linked group keeps seats as Gates Marston and Adams hold positions while George Gould eyes policy.
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New York
James Speyer
Paul M. Warburg
Missouri Pacific railway
house of Speyer & Co
Deutsche bank
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Speyer
Fred T. Gates
John D. Rockefeller
Missouri Pacific board
Edgar L. Marston
Blair & Co
Mr. Rockefeller
BL Fi Bush
D A R Fight For Offices In Daughters Of The American Revolution
Delegates of the D A R in Washington begin balloting for officers with a fight for president general between Mia Scott of Illinois and Mrs William Story of New York. Insurgents win support as Chalkley manuscript debate highlights the clash over records and library transfer.
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Washington
Apri ia
Aimerican Revolutinon
Mia
Matthew T. Scott
Illinois
William ©. Story
New York
Chalkley
William C. Story
national board
library of congress
Short Adams Willis
D A R Debates Chalkley Manuscript Retention at Congress
The discussion centers on Chalkley records with Mrs Egbert R Jones arguing for disposal due to cost and publisher refusals. Mrs Willis counters with letters from genealogy experts urging retention, noting value for members and potential library sale. No D A R vote side with Jones. President General Mrs Scott seeks re election while DA members meet Tafts. Also brief obituary note: Lilan Cari, NY transport agent, dies by gas inhalation after asthma struggles.
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Egbert R. Jones
congress
national board
Willis
library of congress
bu rt
White House
Taft
Peace in Mexico Seen Near After Armistice Talks
Senor Manuel De Zamacona declares peace likely as armistice negotiations between federal and rebel forces advance. President Taft expresses hope for harmony while Dr Vazquez Gomez and Francisco I. Madero Jr discuss terms, with Diaz abdication rumors and a reported telegram from Ambassador Wilson confirming talks.
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Washington
Mexico
Senor Manuel De Zamacona
United States
Taft
state department
Vazquez Gomez
revolutionista
Gomez
sdid
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
ives
at-El? Pasa
Tex
Juarea
Mex
R. Grande
tias
Manélaco I. Madero
Madero
Chihuahua
republic
Diaz
Wilson
Peace envoy plan skirts Mexican conflict with federal pass
Federico Garza, secretary general of the revolutionary junta, intends to carry peace proposals to Madero from Dr. Vazquez Otmez in Washington. General Navarro promised safe passage through federal lines and Garza will intermediary between the Mexican government and Madero via Dr. Gomez in Washington. Madero’s forces near Suarez remain distant. Juarez forts are complete and troops await action.
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El Paso
Tex
Federico Gonzales Garza
Mexican revolutionary junta
Madero
Sapello
Guzman
Bauche
Vazquez Otmez
Washington
Navarro
Garza
Dr. Gomez
Suarez
Juarez
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