Major Wilson era reforms and failed measures recap
A list of congressional actions including tariff revision and currency reorganization, federal reserve banks, income tax, antitrust laws, Panama toll exemptions repeal for coastwise shipping, railroad construction in Alaska, cotton futures regulation, and an internal revenue bill. It notes a $1.12 billion appropriation, ship insurance bureau, narcotic and foreign ship transfer laws, and presidential war neutrality powers. Many proposed measures failed such as ship purchase, immigration, conservation, water power leasing, Philippine government, railroad securities, rural credits, roads, waterways, civil service reorganization, convict-made goods ban, army reorganization, prohibition, and woman suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Alaska
Army
Philippine Bell
Interstate Commerce Commission
Civil Service
No Shortage of Foodstuffs Likely Reported by Agriculture
The Agriculture Department announced the 1914 U S wheat crop at about 891 million bushels with a 76 million bushel carryover from 1913. Total available supply near 967 million, normal domestic use about 610 million for consumption and 90 million for seeding, leaving a surplus of 357 million. About 210 million already exported by Jan 20, leaving 147 million for export before the new crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Export Capacity Set For Next Crop Year In Brief
Export capacity for the next crop year is described as sufficient to meet nearly one million bushels daily until July 4, after which new crop supplies should become available. The stated level mirrors average export rates for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
State of Idaho
Annie C. Beers
Monte Beers
F.h.lyon
Payette National Bank
Payette
County of Canyon
Annie
Local notes and society events in Payette slope district
The Park grange held an open session with good attendance and refreshments. Many entries cover school terms, church services, weddings, birthdays, and neighborhood visits in the Payette slope area. Notices include Little Willow Irrigation District boundary change hearing set for April 6 1915 and various social club activities and travel to events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Grange
Dist
Nod
Kev
Farnim
Wife
Mit
No. 1
Pioneer School
W. Applezate
John Lite Jackson
Wolser
Jackson
Idaho
Crystal
T. J. Jackson
Opal, Weasley
R.L. Jimerson
Ned Skiffington
Payette
Florence Gregory
Albion
Gregory- Anderson
Jonas Brown
Goodman
Mr. Brottler
Inman Place
J. H. Newton
W. Applegate
Azadell
Parma
Mise Stuve
New Plymouth
Kiel
Rosebert
Ore
C. P. Lattlg
Fritchman
HiMorman
B. B. Parsons
Barton
Chautauqua
England
CMM
Tennyson
E.m.modaris
F. B. Suplee
KR. Turhum
Jessie 5
Tucker
Little Willow Irrigation District
Little Willow
West Horse Meridian
Gary Hurst
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. J. Ferris
Idaho-Oregon Light & Power Co
Giesler Bros
Wmglchers Park
Payette Heights
Payette Land & Improvement Co
P. H. Brown
J. A. Lauer & Brother
Glenn C. Landon
Payette Valley
Anton Diederichsen
Paye iv Enterprise
Payette Valley Enterprise
Will Wells
L. E. Merritt
Seedville
Conyon
SES Forho Press Assoc ST Jackne
Adeaness
Wo Burroveta
Congress
Lower
Oregon Slope
Ireland
B. Dean
Hlvira
Lundt
Board
Violet C. McIntyre
Sec'y
H. L. Settle
Ndants
Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr C. Brown
Mrs. B
James Brown
Jim Brown
Lansing
City of Caldwell
Intarhan
Caldwell
Enterprise Office
Gap
Ways Re
Christian Endeavor
Parsons
M Jensen
Thia
FORD
Rain Auto CO
Payette, Idaho
Sion
M. G. Riebeling
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