New Tariff Law Signed by President Wilson
President Wilson signed the tariff revision into law, with many provisions taking effect soon. The measure lowers duties on clothing and foodstuffs and removes tariffs on several items, aiming to reduce living costs while sustaining business. The law projects substantial shifts in revenues and free imports, with key dates for free wool and sugar provisions noted.
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Woodrow Wilson
United States
Woodrow
Wilson
Taft
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Underwood
Senate
Tariff Cuts and New Income Tax Under Proposal
A sweeping tariff plan reduces average duties on foodstuffs and farm products by about half and lowers wool and cotton clothing tariffs. Sugar tariffs are cut with a goal of eventual abolition in 1916. Meats, fish, dairy, flour, potatoes, coal, iron ore, lumber and many machinery classes see tariff elimination. Officials insist the changes will boost competition without surrendering markets to foreigners. The treasury will handle new income tax details for individuals, while corporations retain a 1 percent levy as part of the broader tax law. Special deputies and agents will organize collection.
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Treasury Department
United States
Local H G Baca heads to Albuquerque for fair
Additional Local Herman G Baca will leave for Albuquerque this evening to attend the fair. A Luther League social at Miss Lucy Becker's home featured business, games, and refreshments. The Valencia County Road Board met with all members present, while the State Highway Commission has not accepted Raff’s resignation. L D Beckwith passed through Belen en route to California to launch Our California Home for the World's Model Colony at Atascadero. Fire crews from Belen reported active duty, with Carl Hamilton, F A Barron, H Jesse, and Coplin returning to runs and exams.
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Luther League
Lucy Becker
Valencia County Road Board
Raff
State Highway Commission
L. D. Beckwith
Belen
California
Melrose Index
California Home
Atascadero
Woman’s Republic
Beckwith
Enterprise
Valencia County Teachers Assn Meets in Belén NM
A Valencia County Teachers Association session opens at Belén High School with Frank Sanchez presiding, featuring Invocations, music, and talks on education value. The afternoon covers reading, school management, language instruction for Spanish-American children, and rural teacher popularity. All educators and patrons urged to attend.
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Alicia Sanchez
Belen Public Schools elect officers and prep basketball court
The Athletic Association elected permanent officers and appointed an executive committee led by Paul Simmons as president and Mattie Harper as vicepresident. A basketball court space is being cleared with completion planned by mid next week. New lower grade pupils enrolled. several absent for the fair and others planning to attend Friday. Honor Roll lists Mae Young Ada Davidson Eloisa Sanchez Jackey Mae Mallow Wilma Young Tomasita Vianciado Felepita Beldonado Teresa Pacheco. Mestefiito school near Willard Torrance County opened with strong enrollment, teacher Gladys Ormsby from Valencia County Normal School is expected to excel.
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the Athletic Association
Paul Simmons
Mattie Harper
Pearl Haverford
E. R. Ziegler
J. B. Gunter
Mestefiito School
Willard
Torrance County
Gladys Ormsby
Valencia County Normal School
Belen
Chicken Pie Supper At Local Church Friday Oct 17
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church hosts a chicken pie supper at the church on Friday evening October 17. In addition to hearty chicken pie and accompaniments, music will be provided. A large crowd is anticipated and a menu will be published next week.
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Methodist Church
Valencia County Schools Report Details Mixed Session Lengths
Valencia County schools show one district in session with 24 teachers across 14 districts. Nine to three month schedules vary by district, with an average teacher salary of 61.70 dollars. Saturnino Baca serves as county superintendent, and the census rises to 3593 from 3388 last year. In Albuquerque, M. J. Quinn, a Santa Fe coast line conductor, suffered a broken leg and two broken ribs after a derailment near Grants. he was taken to St. Joseph's hospital.
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Valencia County
State Educational Department
Saturnino Baca
M. J. Quinn
Santa Fe Coast Line
Albuquerque
Quinn
Belen
Gallup
Grants
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sournal
Alma Swayne Weds Wilmer Roberts in Early Albuquerque Ceremony
A wedding with many Belen residents occurred Thursday when Alma Swayne married Wilmer Roberts in Albuquerque at 6 30 am officiated by Rev Herman Williams. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple departed on the 8 30 train to El Paso. Guests included Misses Virginia Simmons Frieda Becker and Henry Davison. Don’t forget that Chicken Pie next Friday night.
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Belen
Alma Swayne
Wilmer Roberts
Albuquerque
Herman Williams Offi Ating
el Paso
Virginia Simmons Frieda Becker
Henry Davison
Fergusson Seeks Public Lands For Western Good Roads
Congressman H B Fergusson introduces House Bill 8659 to grant Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana New Mexico Nevada Utah and Wyoming 250000 acres each of public lands for funding construction repair and maintenance of public wagon roads. The bill moves to the public lands committee with detailed land selection under state overriding boards and annual patent issuance by the Interior Department.
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H. B. Fergusson
Committee On Public Lands
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
State Land Board
Secretary of the Interior
Unclaimed Mail Matter At Felon New Mexico
Weekly list shows letters remaining in the Felon New Mexico post office for week ending October 2 1913. Addressees must claim by October 16 1913 or items go to the Dead Letter Office. A one cent charge applies per piece advertised. John Becker P M.
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Felon
New Mexico
John Becker
P. M
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Baca
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School Management
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Discussion County
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North Atchison
el Dorado, Kansas
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