Tariff Measure Clears Senate Vote
Lawmakers report sufficient support for the tariff proposal with enough votes in favor to pass, signaling a likely enactment pending final approval and signing.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
2
Lawmakers report sufficient support for the tariff proposal with enough votes in favor to pass, signaling a likely enactment pending final approval and signing.
A tax plan targets what are called spurious wines made from pumpkins and fortified with chemicals. The levy would impose a 26 percent ad valorem tax on these wines and require a label listing all ingredients. Officials cannot estimate revenue as the tax will likely reduce production.
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The account notes a wide city reunion where those who won and those who tried gathered to reflect. It captures the mood of celebration and lingering rivalry as old competitors met again. The scene emphasizes memory, pride, and a shared history among participants.
Veterans gather for a Gettysburg reunion as long marches and weary steps end at the rail. The scene unfolds under a scorching sun as trains prepare to carry participants away.
Beatrice reports a supply of about 750000 gallons furnished by Prof. E. H. Barbour.
The fifth issue of postal savings bonds shows an increase of $41,900 in applications over the January 1 issue. Nearly nine tenths of the desired bonds are sought as a permanent investment.
A Senate Finance Committee majority agreed to move the sugar schedule date. The plan provides sugar will be added to the tree list on May 1, 1916, with the effective access date to be set by further amendments.
A young white Omaha girl describes her experience as a colored man named Robert L. Arants faces a divorce in Judge English's court. The report notes a male defendant and ongoing proceedings with local court attention.
The body of Mrs Alfred Jones was recovered six miles downstream after she drowned in the Blue River at Beatrice Nebraska on Wednesday night. Her husband and young son also drowned when their boat capsized near the dam while a companion named Rose escaped. The husband reportedly tried to walk the boat edge before it overturned.
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