Tariff Bill Seen Clearing Congress Amid Senate Debate
Washington dispatch reports indications that the tariff bill supported by Republican leaders may pass both houses this week and be ready for final action by week’s end. Debate centers on the sugar and reciprocity provisions with changes in wording under discussion in both chambers. Senate and house committees prepare a report and consider rates on steel tubing hollow billets and cotton bagging as key items.
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Tariff Conference Report Sparks House Vote Cheers
In Washington the House approved the conference report on the tariff bill amid cheers as Republicans supported the measure. The vote neared midnight with 155 ayes as Democrats largely opposed. galleries filled, officials present, and a Wednesday session planned.
Wheat harvest improves as Indiana town builds streets
Noblnsville Indiana reports a strong wheat crop threshed and grading well the first grade since Isgi. Grain price rises with elevators paying 69 cents while many residents find work. Brick and gravel streets and a large sewer under construction provide steady labor as several other large buildings rise in the city.
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Senate Debates Armor Price Cuts for New Battleships
The Senate weighed armor plate pricing for three new battleships amid heated debate. A Gay Quo amendment cut the price to 800 per ton, linking to a proposed government armor factory study for next session. House actions followed on silent adjournments and conference reports as efforts continued.
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Conference to discuss Behring Sea seal protection advances
Ex Secretary Foster pursues British assent to a conference on protecting Behring Sea seals. Unofficial reports say London dress merchants support the cause, aiding the American case. No formal British consent yet. talks focus on a modus vivendi amid ongoing controversy over sugar and immigration posts.
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Assault and mob unrest over a child's attacker in Continental
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Indiana State News Mixes Tragedy Crime and Politics
Wanrin Bar and Frank Lindemeyer were fatally hurt by runaway horses at Ienryville. The state tax board orders county assessors to list building and loan associations for taxation. Rev. I Warrs of Winchester runs for Congress to succeed Chas Henry in the crus-bels district. A body in a wheat ditch near Huntington is identified as Otto Ashraim, possibly murdered. Dick Tronson, a Kentucky lawyer, dies after spider bite poisoning. Burglars rob ex-Gov Matthews residence near Clinton. Clancy, a blacksmith, is killed after being run over while stealing a ride at Logansport. Counterfeit silver dollars circulate at Redkey and Logansport. John O Mara's family poisoned by pressed beef. Several people arrested in Alexandria for wasting natural resources. Windows glass workers threaten a wage rise by July 24. A wheel manufacturing company formed in Kreensburg. A Chinese doctor applies for Lake County license. An oil well at Reesville reaches 55 feet. Mutual Life Insurance Co. affairs to be wound up. A conductor in Richmond fatally injured by cars at Winchester. Grinton Ferris, 70, dies in Portland from blood poisoning contracted while nursing John Logan. Kentucky and Tennessee coal moves through Indiana toward Chicago amid strikes. Sullivan county operators lure workers with high pay during a strike.
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