Free Trade Billto Become a Law Tonight Signing Ceremonies Planned
The House backed the tariff bill and sent it to the Senate where Vice President Marshall signed it at 3 34 pm. President Wilson planned to sign at 9 pm tonight marking a major reform. The measure lowers duties on foreign goods, introduces a new income tax, and broad tariff revisions. Treasury work begins to enforce the new law as collectors resume duties ahead of full implementation. Two pens will be used for the signing with gifts for Representative Woodrow and Senator Simmons.
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Sulzer to Tell His Story in Court Amid Tariff Debate
The text discusses Sulzer preparing to testify in court while detailing the implications of the new tariff law. It notes wide government revenue impacts, expected rate changes, and projected gains from the income and corporate taxes, alongside political figures and procedural steps leading to the law’s implementation.
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Judge Removed in Contested Political Shakeup
A confused report describes a federal judge at Newed facing removal as President McReyholde’s administration fights with the Justice Department. The piece hints at resignation pressure and possible actions by the attorney general, with references to the Tenmyait and related political tension.
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Victor Murdock Meeting At Short House Aired Democratic Tensions
The report describes Victor Murdock addressing a crowd at a short house meeting on Thursday night. Proponents of the Progressive banner gained influence while Democratic factions clashed over the congress secret caucus and opposed reform efforts. John Ruhl chaired the event with Joe Lar assisting, amid a tense but orderly gathering.
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FolK Decision and Abesciates Cohmwe Washington Dig
The State Department delays a doctor on the Harry Thaw petition, seeking from Canadian authorities an explanation of Thaw’s travel. In Washington, officials question the Canadian envoy and the New York authorities regarding their handling and the ambassage request. The outcome remains uncertain as officials assess the legal and diplomatic implications.
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Woman Confesses Cutting Girl’s Hair in St Louis Case
Police hunt a suspect in a St Louis area hair-cutting case after a fourteen year old high school girl was victimized. Dogs trailed the trail to Miss Hawtin, who confessed to the act after earlier denying involvement claiming two men cut the girl's hair.
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Tariff change and local arrest noted in brief
An escaped county gang member named Tutus Devs was returned from East Liverpool by Deputy Sheriff Clarence Fi. Stout to serve six months after a prior partial sentence. The report also mentions tariff reductions proposed in 1916 affecting earthen ware, livestock products, farm machinery, and tools, with political debate centered on bank rates.
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Sam Blair Held For Disturbing Worship
Sam Blair appeared before Justices William Starcher on a charge of disturbing worship. Evidence supported the charge and he was ordered held for the next grand jury. The incident occurred last Sunday in Columbia. Blair was remanded to jail in lieu of bond. Also before Justice Harry Gorton, Marker was found guilty and held for the next grand jury with bond pending. An additional charge of defrauding a real estate firm was dropped. Mr and Mrs Foon W. Darts returned home from Nashville yesterday to spend several days...
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Temperance Forces Unite for Constitutional Prohibition Meeting
A national temperance coalition forms a panel for a constitutional prohibition campaign. Speakers include Senator Cory Sheppard of Texas and Governor Grace of Oklahoma, with leaders like Judge Ben Lindsey and others forecasting at least 20 000 attendees. The gathering aims to promote a unified educational and political push for prohibition.
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Gallery collapse injures several in uptown hall
A gallery collapse in an uptown hall caused injuries to at least four people, with some serious. The event occurred as the hall, used as a syndicate space, gave way under the crowded audience. Rescue teams moved quickly to assist victims and transfer the injured to nearby hospitals.
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Urgency appropriation provision sparks outrage over service carveouts
A broken Washington dispatch notes a proposed urgency appropriation draft that would exempt deputy United States internal revenue collectors and U S marshals from a new service requirement. Republicans denounce the measure as an outrage harming the public service system.
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Deserters Raid Leads to Immoral House Arrest
Police raided a rooming house in Hart's department area on Friday night after reports of immoral characters. Four women Lizzie Tavis Nellie Gea Ale Ben nett and Curtin Calvert were taken to the station and confessed their violations to Mayor Cole and officers Brooks and Howe. If caught in city limits again they face jail.
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Fragmentary crime note from Grassville court morning
Report describes four individuals ordered to serve the city after a minor disturbance at the police station. A separate damage action by L Natter against the county court seeks payment for a state witness. A circuit court trial in Grassville involves Jag a Dood and Fr Nutter, with alleged bridge incidents and related charges.
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Monongahela Valley Traction at 32nd Electric Railway Assoc Meet
June O Watson announced MV Traction will be represented at the 32nd Annual Convention of the American Electric Railway Association in Atlanta October 13 17. The event gathers electric railway officials engineers and manufacturers with Chicago exhibitors occupying vast space. President is General George H Hartis of Louisville.
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Thanksgiving Day controversy in Springfield addressed to White House
The report notes a proposed urgent meeting next week to press President White on addressing a manorial issue amid Thanksgiving events. It mentions November 19 marked as a date with historical references to the Gettysburg Address, and notes support from U S senators from Illinois.
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Baseball Fans Rally for Midday Display Next Tuesday
Victoria manager Miller plans world series style showings in the afternoon games next Tuesday. Thowe and other players are set to demonstrate every move from the field using a special board and live wire to reveal plays instantly. Tickets are in demand and vaudeville performances will proceed at night as usual.
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Dateschanged state Sunday school canvass held in April 1914
The state Sunday school canvass will be held on Wednesday Thursday and Sunday April 8 9 and 10 1914 at Grantingtom due to Sunny meetings. The convention moved earlier than usual.
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Senator Goff Tours Washington Upholding Licenses Vote
Senator Nathan Goff traveled to Washington last night to cast votes on a licenses measure. The bill faced opposition from several named opponents, including Underwood Simmons and Marshe L. Wf. GUL, with support from Ralph C. Maxell and Tow Baxe. Hydrat and Simsang Tow were associated with congressional activities in the same context.
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Jesse Schrader Dies at 22 in Coal Company Family Home
Jesse Schrader, 22, an employee of Consolidation Coal at the O’Neil mine, died at his father G. H. Schrader’s home. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at O’Neil, with burial in the Caw Yellowa Cemetery. Survived by his parents, two brothers J. B. Schrader and Maronta Schrader, and three sisters Carrie Tomby Mason Etta and Loalee Schrader.
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Lehigh Valley Coat Company Rescue Delayed
A chaotic report describes rescuers racing to reach a trapped man identified as Thomas Tonhwsky, believed autowibed after a fishing incident. The improvised scene remains dangerous as the imprisoned individual endures another night, heightening nerves among responders.
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Arbuthnot to Speak at Local Methodist Meeting
The Rev. S Arbuthnot of Parkersburg, former pastor, is expected to address the local Methodist Brotherhood at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon October 12 after returning from the Buckbuunos annual conference.
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