Public Hearing Demands Deepens tariff amendment debate
Republicans push for Penrose amendment to open doors on tariff valuations for imported goods. The plan draws support from many Democrats wary of secrecy as Denison and Curtis propose a value proclamation method for ad valorem duties. White House notes would reduce litigation and ease appraisal work while another amendment targets contingent appeals for valuations.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Simmons
Finance Committee
Underwood
Ways and Means Committee
Denison
Curtis
Senate
Wilson
Board of Appraisers
Democrats Split Over Tariff Bill Hearings In Senate
Some Democrats in Washington back the senate move to bar public hearings on the tariff bill as the finance committee acts without hearings. Republican leaders seek votes for the Penrose amendment to force the committee to open its doors. A number of Democrats disapprove the decision, giving the opposition hope to override the majority.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
President Wilson Takes Holiday to Mount Vernon
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson with their family party left the White House for a holiday trip to Mount Vernon. The President slipped away quietly, driving through Virginia on the outing that became known shortly after departure.
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Washington
Wilson
Mount Vernon
King Manuel to Wed Princess Augs tine Victoria Next September
Sigmaringen Germany May 10 The marriage of former King Manuel of Portugal and Princess Augustine Victoria daughter of Prince Wilhelm of Hohenzollern is planned for next September.
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Manuel of
Portugal
Augustine Victoria
Wilhelm of
Indians in Game Again at Brady Park Sunday
The Pocatello Indians return to form for the first time this year as they face the Power City Americans at Brady Park Sunday at 3 p m. The Power City team is strong after a 5 to 1 loss to Twin Falls on May 4.
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Twin Falls
Pocatello Indians
American Falls
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Power City Bunch
Indians
Twin Fells Falls
Pocatello
Yellowstone Park Auto Access Advocated by Idaho Officials
James H Brady urges fair Interior Department study to allow limited automobile travel in Yellowstone. Theodore Turner of Idaho promotes park road use with regulated auto and horse traffic, citing already planned highway funding and state support. He backs Secretary Lane’s impartial review and notes Yosemite as a precedent.
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Washington, D. C
Theo. Turner
Pocatello
Idaho
Secretary of Interior
Terrell
James H. Brady
Yellowstone Park
Theodore Turner
Runce
The
Tribune
Turner
State Highway Commission
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Te Elther
Southeastern
Tishot
State Automobile Association
Northwest
Haines
Brady
the Tribune
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Norris Basin
Fire Hole Basin
Yellowstone Station
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Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone Lake
Grand Cannyon
Secretary of the Interior
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Yosemite National Park
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Lane
Department of Agriculture
Park
Idlaho
Addison T. Smith
Two International Marriages Set in Baltimore This Week
Two international marriages are announced in Baltimore this week. Baroness Alix Moncheur will wed Mr. Robert F. Loree, son of Leonor F. Loree of New York, with J. T. Loree as best man and several ushers from Baltimore. The couple plans to reside in West Orange New Jersey after a honeymoon. The second wedding pairs Miss Louise Warfield with Count Ledochowski, details indicating notable connections.
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Turkey
Washiton
Loree
Leonor F. Loree
New York
Delaware and Hudson Railroadompany
J. T. Loree
Richard Merrick
James Kimball
Marechal Brown
Philadelphia
Roberts
Edward Nobile
Pattsburg
William M. Donnelly
Detroit, Mich
West Orange
N. J
Sirmer Porscage
Marylemd
Les. Warlad
Conference Continues As Japan Seeks California Land Bill Stance
Secretary Bryan and Japanese Ambassador Viscount Chinda held an hour long conference on the California alien land bill. Japanese protests had been formally presented and Governor Johnson’s signature awaited. Chinda visited Counsellor Moore before Wilson’s Mount Vernon trip. Further talks were not announced, likely delaying continuation until later.
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Washington
Bryan
Viscount Chinda
California
United Sates
Johnson
Chinda
Moore
Leece Nduee
Wilson
Mount Vernon
Federals Routed in Nogales as Insurgents Gain Control
In Nogales on May 10, constitutionalists routed federal forces after decisive street fighting. About 800 insurgents led by Juan Cabral attacked the center, while 1200 federal troops with ten cannons and cavalry retreated toward Guaymas under heavy fire.
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Nogales
Guaymas
Gulf Port
Juan Cabral
Fouele
Bule
O Hara Anxious as Legislative Probe Questions Affidavit
Miss Maud Robinson testified before the Ettelson committee about alleged improper relations with Lieutenant-Governor O Hara. She said she signed the affidavit at the request of a liquor dealer seeking to influence a vice investigation.
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Chicago
Maud Robinson
O'Hara
Ettelson Committee
O’hara
Springfield
Thomas Vedrenberg
Mabel Inbush
Wisconsin
Huerta Constraints May Not Halt Ambassador Wilson
Huerta reminds Ambassador Wilson of limits on official intercourse with Mexico. Wilson continues to conduct embassy business with a defective government and is not expected to be recalled or given transport. The move aims to avoid disruption in the large American colony amid possible political confusion.
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Washington
Huerta
Wilson
Coutry
Rehearings in Standard Oil ouster case and highway funding
Jefferson City May 10. The supreme court granted a rehearing in the ouster proceedings against Standard Oil of Indiana and appointed a commissioner to take testimony on the company’s good faith in severing its connection with any trust. The court will also pursue use of Yellowstone park for automobiles, awaiting guidance from the secretary of the interior on required information.
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Jefferson City, Mo
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Denies Belong With Party In Wehrenberg Case
A Madison letter to the Journal denies Mrs. Inbush was part of the Wehrenberg party. She says she was in Chicago staying with friends and not in a hotel at the time. She views the name disclosure as political controversy against her father.
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Chicago
Journal
Madison
Injunction Not Issued In Pocatello Water Suit
The Pocatello Water Company suit against the city and Mayor Turner, seeking to restrain new rates, was not heard today as the judge delayed ruling due to the near hearing date. The complaint outlines plant value at 400000, gross income 36210.20 for year ending 1912, net income 730, and claims rates cutting profits by half would injure the utility.
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Pocatello Water Canany
Pocatello
Dore Turner
Dietrich
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