Plan to tighten Cuban reciprocity and Roosevelts stance debated
The article outlines a Cuban reciprocity plan tied to a 20 percent Dingley rate reduction in exchange for Cuba maintaining U S duties and increasing others by at least 50 percent General Bliss sails to Havana to negotiate with possible 25 percent cuts if needed, while rumors circulate about Roosevelt's stance on lily white Republicans and southern representation in the next convention Postmaster General Payne comments on representation and district voting basis amid southern party tensions
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Hay
United States
General Bliss
Havana
Cuba
Alabama
Roosevelt
Hanna
Payne
Congress
Washington
Opposition to Cuban reciprocity shapes winter campaign
Washington movers gear up to block the President and press for political currency. Henry T. Oxnard funds a winter campaign while opponents seek to couple Cuban reciprocity with Kasson treaty ratifications. Portuondo’s election as Cuban House speaker signals anti American bias and obstacles to the treaty. Roosevelt hints at possible special session if Congress stalls. Senator Cullom drafts a legal digest to support the effort.
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Congress
Henry T. Oxnard
Beet Sugar Trust
Washington
Herod Herod
Senor Portuondo
House of Representatives
General Bliss
Babcock
Roosevelt
Spooner
Milwaukee
Senator Cullom
Babcock Withdraws From Speakership Contest
The withdrawal of Representative Babcock in favor of Representative Cannon ends the contest for all intents and purposes. Several state delegations rush to back Cannon and pledge unanimous support to him.
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Babcock
Representative Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Washington social season opens with Mrs Roosevelt receptions
The social season in Washington begins on the 18th with Mrs. Roosevelt hosting a Cabinet ladies forenoon reception and afternoon calls. The British Ambassador and Lady Herbert move into the embassy during repairs, while the Italian Ambassador returns from New England. Washington fans visit New York for the Horse Show then return to resume winter gaiety. Mr. Mitchell says violence does not help strikes, arguing it harms public sentiment and reduces a strike’s chances.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Herbert
Lord Pauncefote
New England
Payne
Arlington Hotel
New York
Mitchell
Ex-Minister Wu Urges San Francisco on Chinese Trade
Wu speaks to San Francisco men on China's ties with the United States and world markets while noting a key barrier to trade stems from Chinese fear of railroads disturbing ancestral burial sites. He says China has riches in wool rice and coal but lacks capital to expand. He notes transportation limitations and reliance on water routes or camel packs.
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San Francisco
United States
Orient
China
Silver money road to China trade and US prosperity
Goodwin's Weekly argues silver as independent money could empower U S merchants to finance China trade, bypass silver demonetization, and boost American exports. It claims railroads, capital, and a silver loan to China could yield a $1000 million annual market for American products, challenging longstanding interest groups and pawnbroker influence.
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United States
China
India
Comstock
Jim Hill
Ite
London
Berlin
New York
Goodwin
Timely Suggestion for Cough Remedy This Season
A timely suggestion urges housewives to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy now for winter colds. It claims rapid results if taken at first sign of a cold and stresses safety for children. Sold by J.P. Spalding.
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Chamberlain
J.p.spalding
Union leader vows mine children education fight
John Mitchell declares the union will someday lift young miners from the mines through education and urges fathers to join the battle. He emphasizes collective action to raise the lads above the current laboring state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchell
Purgative Tablets Offered By Local Druggist
A reader is advised that drinking a glass or two of water before breakfast helps keep bowels regular and that harsh cathartics should be avoided. It recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild gentle purgative, sold by J. P. Spalding.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Spalding
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Mackay Real Estate in Idaho
Public notice from Custer County Idaho announces a mortgage execution and sale of Dan Dewire's Mackay town lot 18 in block 9 to satisfy a judgment of 33.75 dollars plus 18 dollars costs. The sale occurs December 20 1962 at 2 PM in front of the County Courthouse, with Sheriff Edwin Chamberlain collecting funds.
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Custer
Mackay
Idaho
Dan Dewire
Castor
Nthe
Mouston
Charles Baker
Houston
Goster
Dan Doewire
O. A.rawger & Co
Dan Dowrie
Ohas, Baker
Justice Court
G. A.sawyer & Co
United States
Court House
Sala
da Dewire
Edwin
Chamberlain, Sheri
Custer County
Summons in Case Involving Crane Heinhold and Bates
Legal notice citing John W. Crane and Oharien J. Heinhold as plaintiffs or defendants with W.P. Bates named in the summons. Details unreadable in OCR fragment but indicates civil action or defense proceeding requiring appearance or response. Proceedings appear tied to land or property matters and involve identified parties.
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State OF Idaho
Fourth Judicial District
Tdaho
Custer
Riaure
Sheep Mountain
Custer County
Idaho
Tvon
Taha
Geo. E. Keyes
Milton A. Brown
Bitat
Pain Balm Advertises Relief for Lame Back and Pains
A fragment notes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a superior liniment for muscular rheumatic and concentrated pains. It claims dampened flannel used as a binder on back side or chest provides relief. Sold by J. P. Spalding.
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J. P. Spalding
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Sherife
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Louis Pfeifter
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Oharien
J. Heinholdland
W.P. Bates
R. N. Hon
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W. H. Peukyer
R.n.hull &C
Inxs
General Merchandise
Challis, Idaho
William Buster
Challis
Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho Furniture
William Rampton
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