War in Ireland Nears Cork Fall Seen by HQ Bulletin
Report from Dublin to Evening News describes Irish national army forces landing near Cork and advancing within ten miles of the city amid stiff irregular opposition. Bantry and Swineford battles noted, with Cork harbor obstructions and mined river. Irregulars reportedly use cavalry against national troops. several strongholds captured. band of robberies and a Guilford brewery hold up with $10,000 taken. Vessel sinking near Queenstown raises alarm.
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President's Power in Tariff Curtailed by Senate Proposal
Washington August 11 broad powers proposed for the president to adjust tariff duties would be curtailed under a substitute for the flexible tariff provisions. The plan would stop transfers between dutiable and free lists and prevent duties rising beyond set maximums. The president could raise or lower rates within limits and change classifications based on American prices, with changes taking effect sixty days after proclamation. The tariff commission would help determine costs and competition impacts.
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