Court Sees Tariff Policy Sparks Debate On Five Percent Discount
A 1915 article discusses the Supreme Court reversal of a customs decision, arguing the five percent discount policy favored foreign ships and hurt domestic interests. It cites Treasury deficits, foreign manufacturer gains, and alleged Democratic impacts on tariffs and trade.
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Custeme
Democratic Congress
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Customs
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Treasury
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Voters Shift Back to Republicans Amid Economic Woes
The piece portrays a surge of former Democrats returning to the Republican fold after discontent with Wilson and the Democratic administrations. It notes business strains, factory layoffs, and the belief that Republican policies offered prosperity, with many ex-Democrats voicing a desire to elect Republicans to restore better times.
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Bryand Parker
Wilson
What Other Editors Say About Hon Sherman Ropi of Ritchie
The Gazette notes with regret the death of Sherman Ropi of Ritchie a self made man of studious habits and a picturesque member of the West Virginia legislature. The Charleston Gazette describes visitors allowed to inspect the fort locate the guns and photograph freely but later told they could not repeat it at that fort.
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Sherman
Ritchie
West Virginia
Charleston
Graduation speeches and public warnings from Parkersburg News
The piece critiques formal commencement talks that aim to impress graduates about real world affairs. It notes changes in recent years, arguing watchers over public welfare should caution youth against inflated self image while acknowledging graduates often grasp their tasks ahead.
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Parkers- Burs News
Cee
Babylon and its ruinous past and a tale of a whale
A fragmentary travel sketch surveys ancient Babylon now a ruin with Arab laborers tunneling beneath, German archaeologists exposing buried streets and relics, and a whimsical tale of a whale swallowing a man and a quirky aviator myth.
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Babylon
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Afesophotamia
Nimrad
North Dakota college exhibition demonstrates farm craft car
The display train shows a car powered by a dynamo operated by engineering students. It provides current for electric tests and carries a variety of agricultural products shown by young women from the culinary department. The event demonstrates practical farm work on the experiment farm.
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North Dakok Bas
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