Free ports advocated for Pacific coast seaports
Congress debates establishing free zones at Seattle and San Francisco to boost Pacific Coast industry and trade. Lawmakers argue free ports would allow foreign materials to be processed and repackaged without immediate duties, potentially shaping national port policy amid political considerations.
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Wesley L. Jones
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