Reciprocity Losses Tariff Fight In Canada Quote
Government loses by landslide in nearly every province. Laurier to retire. Conservatives will have a majority of forty eight in the new parliament. State Department says act will be allowed to remain on the statutes as a reminder to Canada. None of its provisions effective except the pulp and paper provisions.
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Ontario Voters Show Anti American Trade Sentiment
The Globe reports Ontario voters united across Liberals and Conservatives to reject any truck or trade with the Yankees. The article notes anti American sentiment will likely fade but Ontario will remain relatively powerful in national councils under the Borden administration, keeping the tariff wall in place.
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Globe
Canada Rejects Reciprocity Laurier Defeated in Election
The Associated Press reports in Montreal that the Laurier government has fallen after voters rejected reciprocity with the United States. R L Borden will form a conservative ministry as ministers lose their seats and Ontario Manitoba and British Columbia swing against Laurier while Quebec remains largely loyal.
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Canada
United States
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R. L. Borden
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Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Home Weather For Tourists Observations At 8 A M
Observations taken at 8 a m across multiple cities. St Louis reports 58 degrees with a southeast wind and a mix of showers Saturday. Chicago at 60 degrees remains clear with fair conditions today and Saturday. Milwaukee 52 degrees with a southern wind, fair tonight and Saturday. St Paul 56 degrees with a southern wind and possible showers. Kansas City 58 degrees with showers tonight or Saturday. New York 70 degrees cloudy with a north wind and fair tonight and Saturday. Boston 66 degrees rain and showers tonight with Saturday fair. Washington 68 degrees cloudy with a northwest wind and possible showers today, Saturday fair.
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Unfounded claim about AP leased wire carried by other papers
The statement asserting that the AP leased wire into San Antonio is carried in whole or in part by any newspaper other than the San Antonio Light is baseless. No verifiable basis supports that claim.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Taft Sorry About Canada Election Result Told at Plant
President Taft expressed regret that Canadians did not pursue closer commercial relations with the United States during a brief speech to workers at a Peoria manufacturing plant. Champ Clark charged Taft’s reciprocity stance helped defeat the measure, cites corruption funds from both countries affecting Canada votes.
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Taft
Canada
Nashville
Tenn
Champ Clark
National
House of Representatives
Clark
Annexation
Great Britain
Reciprocity Pact Fails In Canada Tariff Accord
Washington reports Liberals defeated in Montreal as Canada moves to keep reciprocity on the statute books. Officials foresee no repeal of the act, with wood pulp and paper duties taking effect immediately and Newfoundland seeking its own pact later. Democrats may push tariff bills to mirror reciprocity goals.
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Viva Madero Chant Lands Man a Police Court Fine
Reta Flores, a recent Mexican arrival, was arraigned in the police court for disturbing the peace after loudly shouting viva Madero last night. He was fined five dollars.
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Mexico
Auto Struck Police Search In Vain
A white boy about 15 was struck on South Presa Street near Kearney and Lotus as he tried to cross directly in front of a speeding car. The driver picked him up and fled, vehicle described as large light gray or white. police search is underway with no trace of the boy or car.
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Kearney
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Kearney Street
Police hunt for missing boy after car description broadcast
Officers nationwide are canvassing the city and suburbs for a boy last seen in a car matching a described vehicle. Mounted patrols, detectives, physicians and drug stores are cooperating, but no trace of the boy, the automobile, or its driver has been found. Authorities believe the driver may be concealing the boy to assess injuries or to hide a possible death.
Anti American Riots Reported in Mexico
Special to the Light El Paso Texas reports indicate anti-American riots breaking out in Pearsons and Casa Grandes Chihuahua after Americans returned there in recent days. Details are scarce and reports are meager.
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Casa Grandes
Chihuahua
Discard Your Straw Hat Fad Fails to Catch On
Fashion arbiters declare fall begun and straw hats should go yet many wear them. The autumnal equinox marked the change but interest lags as San Antonio endures heat with a brief cool spell fading.
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Equator
San Antonio
Col Loughborough Visits Fort Sam Houston on Leave
Col. R. H. P. Loughborough of the Thirteenth Infantry, formerly at the maneuver camp, stopped over in San Antonio during a leave of absence. He made many friends among post officers and local business people during his stay in the city last spring. He is now stationed at Fort Leavenworth.
Harriman Lines Shakeup Likely as Lovett to Step Down
Chicago reports Robert Lovett will resign January 1 1912 as Harriman lines chief and become chairman of the board Julius Kruttschnitt outlook to run all lines Stubbs resigns January 1 amid friction with Lovett New policies to follow under new leadership
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Stubbs
Lovett
Wall Street Reacts as Steel Dissolution Rumors Sweep Markets
A volatile session in New York trading sees a sharp early drop in United States Steel shares with 245000 to 260000 shares sold in minutes. Markets rally after big bank support emerges and most losses are erased, while railroads and other industrials slide on fears of trust dissolutions.
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New York
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United States Steel Common
Hill
Steel Common
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Wickersham
Wall Street
Commission
Northwestern
Insurance Doctors Convention Heads to San Antonio in February
The mid winter meeting of the American Life Insurance association medical department will be held in San Antonio in February. About 150 prominent physicians from 75 member companies will attend. The group represents roughly 25 billion dollars in insurance and 120 million in capital. The gathering occurs twice yearly, with the winter session typically in the south.
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San Antonio
R. N. Hodges
San Antonio Life Insurance Company
Henry A. Hodges
J. §. Lankford
Pitburg
Hodges
South
New Orleans
Kent Hodges
Justice Dept. Denies Steel Trust Dissolution Plans
Attorney General Wickersham announced there are no arrangements for dissolving the steel trust. He said the department of justice has no such proposals as of now.
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