Differential 10 Goes Out Of Bill Affects American Ships
Washington May 30 Senator Simmons announced after a White House conference that the proposed five per cent differential on imports in American owned or controlled vessels will be dropped from the tariff bill due to protests from foreign nations. Germany reportedly threatens to abrogate the 1828 treaty if the provision becomes law. The State Department supports the protests. Underwood supports retaining the clause as a means to build up a merchant marine, arguing foreign nations favor their ships and the U S should too. Southern cotton districts press senators with arguments that some entries were excessive.
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Simmons
Senate Finance Comlites
Wilson
Senate
United ‘States
Germany
Bcul
State Department
Athe Press
Dént
Underwood
House
Split on currency reform stalls Texas lawmaker plan
Washington May 30 forecasting a party split among house Democrats over currency reform Samuel Untermyer counsel for the Pujo money trust committee met with Representative Robert L Henry Texas who intends to introduce a currency bill opposing Mr Glass who heads the banking and currency committee Henry favors elastic currency plus banking law reforms to curb credit concentration and attack the money trust Glass favors a narrower approach without stock exchange or Wall Street regulation and warns a broader plan risks a failed reform. at Scranton Pa workers strike at Taylor colliery over dues with employees quitting and facing arrears.
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Henry
Washington
Samuel Unteroyer
Robert L. Henry
Texas
Glass
Virginia
Money Trust
Untermyer
Pujo
Wall Street
Massachusetts Governor Foss Faces Statewide Employee Strike
Eugene N. Foss governs amid a broad employee strike exporting tensions across state services. The conflict centers on labor demands and the state’s response as workers press for better pay and protections. Industrial actions disrupt public operations and prompt political scrutiny.
Escapes Brother s Fate In Fire At Wilkes-Barre Home
Mary Pugh six years old, sister of war Pugh, narrowly escaped suffocation after her home burned on Wednesday. Smothered to death previously, the girl was saved when the house of the Willings was struck by flames. Firefighters rescued Lilthy Macs trapped inside. Mary was later sent to stay with the Willings family following the Pugh home destruction.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mary
Pughy
War Pugh
Barser
Tingh Willams
Pugh
Willings
Willian
Lilthy Macs
Firamen
Svar
Two Hyde Park Mills Hit by 1200 Employees Strike
Twelve hundred workers from the Sturtevant company and the Hecker Auming company at Hyde Park, controlled by Governor Foss, walked out after a Wednesday night vote. They demand a 20 percent wage increase and better working conditions.
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Th. Sturtevant’ Company
Hecker Auming Company
Hyde Park
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