Protection Law Argument Dominates Congress Debate
The Congressional Record reports a heated debate led by Senator Penrose and Congressman Fordney over a Democratic tax plan aimed at federal revenue. They fault tariffs and war-driven imports for Treasury strain, arguing protectionist measures are needed to avert deficits and avoid extending the current law beyond its term.
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Penrose
Pennsylvania
Europe
Custom House
United States
American Republic
Cleveland
Tan
Wilson-Orman
Mann
Tinois
House
Senate
Treasury
Community Christmas Tree Delights Kemmerer Crowd
On Christmas Eve a large Kemmerer band accompanied by the community gathered for the second annual Christmas tree ceremony. A grand tree stood before the pavilion, lit with colorful electric lights as the band played selections and the crowd joined in singing. The event, a symbol of Christmas spirit, left a lasting impression on children and adults alike, with credit due to those who organized the celebration.
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Kemmerer Band
Pease
Kemmerer
Coal Production in 1915 Edges Up Despite Shifts in Mix
U S coal output rose slightly in 1915 with bituminous gains of about six and a half million tons and anthracite down by over two million tons. Demand for export coal and coke for steel boosted gains in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Kentucky, and Alabama, while the western region saw coal output decline even as benzol recovery plants came online.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Alabama
Ohio
Mississippi
Cole
United States
Official Council Proceedings Town Hall December 1915
Special session of the council on December 20 1915 with Mayor J A Ba and Councilmen Hibbs Cannington Hogan Cunneh Deuelion Smee. They discuss permits for a fireproof building in fire limits and new street lights and review Frontier Supply Company rates for lights and water. A petition by Peter Sullivan to construct a fireproof building is read and under chief marshal supervision is approved. Bills for electrical work and extra fixtures are adjusted with a $100 hold and warrant to be drawn.
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J. A Ba
CM. Hibbs
W. C. Cannington
A. J. Hogan
Myor
Tier Supply Company
Peter Sullivan
Conneilyman
Hibbs
Sullivan
Copel Electric
Deuelion
Smee Hogan
Cunnington
Frontier Supply Company
Pew Street
Bell
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Faery
Fer Hallen
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LO. O. B. Hall
Visitinue
Brottia
Pix Dhetatore de Bam Sonn
F. O. B. Kemmerer
Order of Bears
Alex Scott
J. G. Gudmundsen
Pete’s Stock Exchange
Peter Gordon, Jr
Prop
Canada
Peterson Leading Tailors
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F. E. Curtis
Wyoming
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Miner's Exchange Saloon
Pabst Beer
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Begush & Kalan
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