Foreign Trade Talk Sparks Court Cost Savings Debate
In Saint Louis on January 21 W Ters of New York spoke at the Second National Foreign Trade conference saying US authority to regulate foreign sales is limited to importations and not exports. He noted price fixing abroad may be lawful if not violating foreign laws and urged permissive federal action to clarify the Sherman act. He warned about differing foreign laws and the need for cases to test interpretations.
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Ottoman views shift as Istanbul modernizes
Fragmented prose describes Constantinople evolving with electric lights telephones and trams after 1908 while retaining East meets West character. It notes the city as an agglomeration of villages with quarters, outsiders doing most work, and diverse ethnic groups shaping street life and social fabric.
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Hague era tensions and contraband policy debate overview
Fragmented text discusses international law on contraband at the Hague conferences, Moor and Britain’s roles, and aims for naval control and neutral cooperation. It notes proposals to prohibit military goods while allowing essentials, with cautious optimism about future peace efforts and the impact on commerce.
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