America Must Have Tariff for World Use
Jessie A Price argues America should adopt tariff reform to balance global trade. She warns free trade hurts U S industry when European labor markets are cheaper, urges coordinated duties, and cites immigration and class issues. She calls for wiser citizenry, stronger ties with Britain, and mindful enforcement at Ellis Island.
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America
Jessie A. Price
Thane
Sho
Europe
England
Foundations of Tariff Reform and American Unity
The speaker praises Amer ica's progress toward tariff reform, notes the deepening debate among leading minds, and credits statesmanship with addressing graft while revising tariffs to preserve progress. He stresses national unity, renewed faith in politics, and a commitment to universal ideals as the country faces the future.
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Don
America
Famous Boycott Arguments Begin in Supreme Court
Washington January 24 One of the most spectacular legal battles between capital and labor reached its final stages as the U S Supreme Court took up oral argument in the Bucks Stove and Range Co v American Federation of Labor case. The dispute centers on the legality of boycotts and potential contempts by AFL leaders.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the United States
Bucks Store and Range Company
St. Louis
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
Federation
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Alton B. Parker
Jackson H. Ralston
Frederick L. Siddons
William E. Richardson
John T. Walker
Bucks Stove and Range Company
Davenport
J. J. Darlington
Bucks Stove and Range Comany
United States
Cone
American Federationist
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Court of Appeals of the District
Boycot
Organized Labor
Aboycott
Ioycott
Legal clash over press rights and injunctions
The case debates whether banning the We don t patronize Uist publication violates constitutional press freedom. Opponents argue that even rights can serve unlawful conspiracies and that business has no protected property interest. Contention arises over a lower court injunction later modified by a higher court and contempt rulings against Gompers Mitchell Morrison.
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Onit
American Federation of Labor
Uist
Alao
Buck ® Stove and Range Company
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Veterans Encampment to Meet in Oklahoma City in August
Spokane Wash Jan 27 The eighth annual encampment of United States Spanish war veterans will be held in Oklahoma City August 21 to 23. Commander J J Jacoby of Seattle announces the event and will be accompanied by an escort of 100 Washington veterans in uniform.
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Spokane
Wash
Oklahoma City
J. J. Jacoby
Seattle
Jacoby
Washington
Fire Marshal Bill 15 Up to Governor in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City Jan 27 The House killed by indefinite postponement a tip tax bill by Champion amid jokes and defense. Other actions include advancing a fire marshal bill in the Goulding measure, approving $45000 for Panhandle artesian wells, and moving five supreme court commissioners into advisory roles to ease docket congestion.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
House
Champion
Dan Peery
Clark
Atoka
Virginia
Maxey
Senate
Panhandle
Supreme Court
Proposed treaty reduces prices of print paper
Associated Press report from Washington and New York notes optimism in Washington over the Canadian reciprocity agreement while key congressional committees delay action. If ratified by Canada and Congress, the pact would materially cut print paper costs, says John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers association. The ad at Coffeyville, Kansas seeks a straw.
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Associated Press
Washington
DC. C
Ways and Means Committee
House
Finance Committee
Senate
White House
New York
Congress
John Norris
Committee On Paper
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Vinita Law and Order Committee confronts bootleg booze
The Vinita Law and Order League reports rising bootleg liquor in the city. Pool halls on South Wilson street draw many drinkers, with youths and men entering, while officers struggle to control the scene. A Joplin bootlegger and shipments are referenced as factors, urging strict enforcement and merchant support. The report credits Judge Parks and Attorney Caldwell for initial steps and calls for public backing to curb the liquor trade.
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Vinita
South Wilson Street
Joplin
Joplin Man
Pats G. L. Bennett
He G. P. Cantrell
Hein
Moonshiners Trap in Oklahoma Canyon Raid
Federal and state officers raided a hidden canyon still fourteen miles north of Coblin, Oklahoma, catching two moonshiners as they menaced with riot guns. One suspect, M. Locke, surrendered after being cornered. the operation yielded a worn still, eleven barrels of mash, a kettle and worm, and provisions for a month. The distiller, said to be from Kentucky, planned fifty gallons of whiskey before the raid.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Coblin
United States
Bailey
M. Locke
Lacke
Kentucky
Marley
Calvin
Holdenville
Victor
Hugo
Distillera
Leavenworth
Jury Recommends Heavy Sentences in Whiskey Trials
In Friday's Daily the county court handed down several whiskey case verdicts. Isbell guilty with no penalty recommendation. Isbell and Tittle guilty with 60 days hard labor and 250 dollar fines each. Pearl Fennel guilty with 30 days hard labor and 50 dollar fine. Lewellyn verdict not guilty on pure food charge. Henry Ratner trial ongoing in the same docket.
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Dock Isbell
Clay Tittle
Isbell
Pearl Fennel
Marion Lewellyn
Henry Ratner
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Vinita, Okla
Vinita Law and Order League
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Geo. B. Davis
Sentenge
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