Wool Tariff Conferees Agree On 29 Per Cent Ad Valorem
Washington August reports say the conference committee agreed on a 29 percent ad valorem duty on raw wool and standardized the wool tariff across the bills. The deal narrows gaps between La Follette and Underwood, sending final texts to the president with adjournment in view.
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Persian Exiled Shah Seeks Throne Amid Wool Tariff Fight
The report outlines parliamentary wrangles over wool tariff classifications and duties. Key figures like La Follette, Vaderwood, and Inderwood push for 29 percent on second class wool and related items, with compromises on wool wastes tops and yarns. The conference attacks rates between house and senate positions, settling at 29 percent in several categories and adjusting tombed wool and tops to 24 percent.
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Magee Reinstated to Phillies After Suspension Lifted
New York Aug 12 Sherwood Magee Philadelphia outfielder has had suspension lifted and can rejoin the Phillies when they resume play at home next Wednesday. National League President Lynch notes reinstatement is temporary and Magee’s future conduct will determine his status. Magee was suspended for assaulting umpire Finneran on July 16 in Philadelphia during a game with St Louis.
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Automobile Kills Woman Steps From One Car Front of Another
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on August 12 Mrs. Michael Murphy of Minersville stepped from a bus into the path of a coal company car. She was struck, neck broken, and died an hour later. George Godfrey the car driver surrendered and faced $800 bail. Witnesses say the car moved slowly and the woman seemed to continue wandering into its path. The incident occurred after the front wheel passed over her.
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Lytle Coal company
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Minersville
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Diaz Refuses Calliput In Limelight In Mexico
In Luverne and Mexico City Aug 12 reports say anti reelectionists abandon Madero and nominate Francisco Vasquez Gomez for president. General Morohy Diag, ex president of Mesiro, seeks a visa to stay, while a Mexican society in New York launches a large petition urging intervention. Gomez to oppose Madero is the plan for a new National ticket at Aug 16 convention.
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Perkins Pushes Federal Registration for Trusts
Washington Aug 12 George W Perkins New York financier urged the Stanley steel trust investigation committee to back a government commission to shine public light on large corporations. Rep Littleton said a resolution would propose a thorough nationwide industrial inquiry bringing capital and labor together. Perkins favored public registry of interstate firms detailing operations prices balance sheets and labor treatment to restore public confidence and curb evils while preserving positives.
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Bailey Resigns From Monetary Commission
Senator Bailey of Texas resigns from the national monetary commission, citing inability to prepare a dissenting report if the majority plan is adopted. He had previously resigned from the privileges and elections committee amid controversy over senatorial investigations.
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Hailey
Arizona
New Mexico
committee on privileges and elections
Earthquake Sends San Bernardino Residents to Streets
A strong quake struck San Bernardino California harming little property but prompting widespread evacuation. Earlier a lighter tremor was felt in the morning. In nearby towns a minor shock is noted and local reports mention a river incident with five drowned during a cable crossing attempt, indicating broader unrest.
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Statehood Bill Reaches President After Signatures
Washington action reports Speaker Clark and Vice President Sherman have signed the New Mexico and Arizona statehood bill. It proceeds to the president who is expected to veto, opposing the Arizona constitution’s judicial recall provision. Also, Atwood to begin Atlantic flight from St Louis, circle the city to win local prize. Chamberlains Colic Remed advertisement appears.
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