Washington tariff debate echoes in senate and house
Washington news letter reports on tariff reductions debated by Democrats and Republicans. It notes aim to cut living costs and outlines questions about benefits to consumers, with remarks from Speaker and Rep Fitzgerald. It also covers civil service job exams and qualifications for railroad and engineering positions, including age and character requirements.
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Jota J. Fitzgerald
New York
Whale Democratic Pelley
Prat Waite Petaon
Idaho
Congress
Sopnan Eaerers
Ueusind
Iail
Hoon Vinci Uie
Feral Date Quem
Boke
Pocutolli
Moscow
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Best Laxative for the Aged Urges Safe Aid
Adated ad touts Dr King's New Life Pills as ideal for the aged stating they act promptly and easily without harm. The copy targets older readers and urges forwarding the journal to friends back east.
President Urges Elastic Currency Reform Speech
President Wilson addresses a joint session urging elastic currency and banking reform to secure tariff benefits. He supports government control of banking reserves to prevent speculative concentration, stressing timely action and currency that responds to credit needs. Large audience, rain. House attendance varies. Marshall and Clark present.
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Wilson
Howe
Senate
Seswon
Marshall
Clark
House
United States
Ubeleat
Gark
July rates vie for Oregon Short Line travel
Very low round trip rates between Oregon Short Line points on certain routes. Rates on sale July 1st through July 7th. See agents for further particulars.
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Vie
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Oregon
Reduced rates win Line Tickets on sale to 28 inclusive
Boise area notice indicates discounted fares for Line Tickets available through the 28th inclusive. Agents can provide rates and details for travel between 19 and 21, with limits stated as part of the offer.
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Boise
Taho
Riker
Inoperative Haight Law 15 Provision Declared
A historical notice explains the repeal of Section 5 of Senate Bill 20 from Idaho law, clarifying that individuals may possess any amount of intoxicating liquor for private use without violating prohibition rules. It notes the act’s repeal in 1913 and asserts that no state regulation limits private possession, while acknowledging past misuse by bootleggers and public misinterpretation.
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Phomeaceulical Society
Bret
Ieee
Senate
Haight
Jesser
Jeff Ure
Idaho
Tribune
Phus i
Sega T
United States Supreme Court
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