Sugar tariff clash over three year sugar protection in bill
The tariff bill faces house debate after clearing committee. Sugar remains protected at one cent a pound for three years then moves to the free list, a concession praised by some and criticized by others. President Wilson yields to sugar interests to avert broader coalitions, prompting criticism from Democratic and press voices alike.
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House
Democratic Committee
Underwood
Committee On Ways and Means
Von
Lincoln Star
Woodrow Wilson
Grover Cleveland
South
Congress
Wilson
Sugar Trust
Tarifitilers
Pean Aia Phahe Sugar Trust
Bney
Cleveland
Swallow
William
Staraggiln
Nebraska
Bryan and Clark Reconciled Banquet Notes Open New Ties
The report describes a Washington banquet attended by Secretary Bryan and Speaker Clark where they bury the hatchet and pledge unity to defend Democratic platform pledges. Bryan seeks to clarify that his Baltimore remarks did not reflect on Clark’s integrity and hints at renewed cooperation for the administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Clark
Baltimore
Mr. Bryan
An. Bryan
Champ Clark
William J. Bryan
Mr .Bryan
Ryan-Morgan-Belmont
Ile
Col. Bryan
Balti
County farm work and resident changes across Polk County
Andrew J Anderson employs two young men through the employment bureaus for spring farm work while August Johnson and brother Nels stayed from the valley to help with oats on Lars Larson’s rented farm. Harvey Miller hauled hay to his own farm and his brother Clarence in Osceola. W A Lamberson rents Peter son farms this year. Roads from East of Annew Inness to Osceola are being graded under the county road overseer.
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Andrew J. Anderson
August Johnson
Nels
Lars Larson
Harvey Miller
Benson
Clarence
Osceola
L .W
Peterson
Daho
T. FE. Ansell
Gustave Strom
Sweden
C. G. Ekstrom
Neilson
Ekstrom
Omaha
Westberg
Chas. Frederickson
Harry Rodine
Tilome
Rodine
Lindquist
Idaho
Gunnard Peterson
Anton Johnson
California
Hilding Lindblade
Pleasant Iome
C. GQ
Hedburg
E. R. Johnson
Emanuel Nelson
Oregon
John Monson
Monson
John
Trusts Threaten Program, Joab Concedes
The Joab official yields ground amid fears that trusts may combine to defeat the entire program. Officials warn consolidation could undermine progress and prompt policy changes.
Estate and Foreclosure Notices From Polk County Neb
Legal notices detail creditors claims deadlines September 30 1913 and debts due March 29 1914 for the estate of Sarah Pheasant. County Judge Henry H Campbell schedules claim hearings April 29 1913 and June 30 1913 and September 30 1913. Sheriff David Potter advertises mortgage foreclosures against Oliver S Griffin and Melissa Michener with property in Osceola and two separate sales dates in 1913. Compton the stallion breeding season announced by Holdridge Bros with terms and location near Osceola Nebraska.
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Henry H Campbell
Claude S. Baker
Henry
H. ‘Campbell
Polk County
Nebraska
Smith Brothers
Pacha
Claude ‘ Baker
Causse
Sarah’ S ‘Pheasant
Said County
Henry H. Campbell
District Court
Alberta Heald
Oliver S. Griffin
Sopha C. Griffin
William O. Mickey
Smith
Osceola
Polk
County
Alfred J. Erickson
Melissa Michener
Nathan S. Michener
Nahtan S. Michener
Aga Henry
Campbell
Albert C. Dunning
Claude 5S
Hiawatha
Rothénberg Cigere
Prince R Albert
Cartoons Tobacco
Hindurag Tobacco
Jack Brand Sdlman
Dukes
Durham
Compton
Holdridge Bros
Milford
Louis D‘or
Conquest
Chas. Reisdorff
Mike Reisdorff
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Attys
David S. Potter
Wilber M. Johnston
Plaintiff
David
Potter
Plaintife
Lizzie Hayter
Thomas Hayter
District Court of Polik.Co
Lizzie Haytey
F. H. Oberg
Byers
Calla
Mils & Beebe
DR. Baird
Star Plex
Starlight Jr
Starlight
Black Jim
Improved King
Pride
C. E. Howland
Neebe
Chicago Inter Ocean
Osceola Record
Egypt
Pie
State of
Nebrasi
THE
Osceola Bank
Osceola Lumber Co
North Side Square
Frank i
Anceron
First National Bank
Beebe
Latera d
J. Erisman
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