Way Is Cleared For Reciprocity In Senate Vote Monday
The Senate will vote Monday on the reciprocity measure amid debate on amendments. Senator Crane reports Democrats will break with insurgents on the plan, aiming to pass a comprehensive tariff revision with Republicans. If rejected, House bills on tree list, wool, and cotton may advance through a later process.
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Insurgent predicts unamended reciprocity foes
Senator Norris of Nebraska and other insurgents argue reciprocity will pass unamended. They say the meeting showed clear divisions between insurgents and Democrats, but expect the Senate to turn to a general tariff battle including wool steel and sugar. Termination of debate hinges on Cummins and La Follette's positions.
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Sugar Trust Probe Reveals $600000 Bonus to Mormon Church
Washington, June 24. Thomas R. Cutler testified before the house committee on the sugar trust, detailing a $600,000 bonus paid to western Idaho and Freemont county stockholders as part of consolidating companies run by the Mormon church. He said Henry Havemeyer and the American Sugar Refining Co gained a half interest in the Utah Idaho Beet Sugar Co, with church holdings in related firms.
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French ministry set to quit amid resignations
Premier Monis and key ministers will resign Monday after turmoil in France. President Fallieres’s fortune and bad war leadership loomed as a monoplane mishap and domestic turmoil struck the cabinet. In Tennessee, the smallest man in Rooxvie Ton, Carter, died at 73 in Jefferson County, listed at 4 feet 11 inches and 50 pounds.
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Royalty Parade in London Draws Swift Crowd Cheers
King George and Queen Mary appeared on Buckingham Palace balcony to an enthusiastic reception as crowds thronged streets from Constitution Hill to Westminster Bridge. Soldiers from overseas dominions and home regiments led a grand military parade through London, with veterans and dignitaries including President and Mrs. Hammond, Princess Louise, and American embassy guests witnessing the scene.
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Secretaries of Retail Lumber Associations Indicted
Chicago June 24. Fourteen retail lumber dealers associations secretaries were indicted under Sherman antitrust laws for conspiring to restrain trade between manufacturers wholesalers and consumers. Three secretaries gained immunity to testify. Indictments allege a blacklist to bar direct wholesaler to consumer sales and aim to halt wholesale distribution.
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