Revised Wool Tariff Schedule Moves Through House
Washington June 3 The bill to revise the wool tariff schedule approved by the democratic caucus was introduced in the house by Mr Underwood and sent to the ways and means committee. It is expected to be reported next Tuesday with a favorable recommendation. The Clark Underwood leadership forged consensus on the so called Kitchin resolution, framing a new policy stance on free wool and free raw materials within democratic tariff policy.
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Washington, D. C
House
Underwood
Ways and Means
Trim
Champ Clark
Fitzgerald
Kitchin
North Carolina
James
Kentucky
William J. Bryan
Ollie James
Clark-Underwood
Clark
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Carlisle
Senate
Bailey
Texas
Washington Notes on Lobbyists and Reciprocity Debates
Sensational notes before the senate finance committee reveal Allen and Graham New York lobbyists as not attorneys for the National Grange but as campaign fund organizers. They sought to inflame farmers against reciprocity to protect trusts in lumber, pulp and paper, woolen, and other sectors while also having represented whiskey and Standard Oil in past lobbying. A feud between Col Bryan and Underwood over the wool schedule is noted, with Wilson seen as a unifying candidate. Lorimer's bribery case is reopened, promising a thorough investigation and party fusion in the final vote.
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Senate Finance Committee
Allen & Graham
New York
National Grange
Finance Committee
Allen
Lumber Trust
Pulp and Paper Trust
Woolen Trust
Protective Tariff League
Cleven
Whiskey Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Col. Bryan
Underwood
House
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Lorimer
Canadian Reciprocity Day in Chicago Promoted by Western Economic Society
Associated Press reports in Chicago on Canadian reciprocity day events. Prof H Parker Willis of Washington urges approval of the reciprocity agreement as a step toward freer trade and reduced tariffs, while William A Scott of Wisconsin discusses potential benefits for consumers and the wider economic impact across North America. The discussion covers effects on wheat, by products, pulpwood, lumber, and the cost of living amid a changing tariff landscape.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Western Economic Society
Taft
H. Parker Willis
Washington, D. C
Willis
Congress
United States
Canada
Senate
Germany
England
William A. Scott
University of Wisconsin
America
Belgium Quake Hits Criderol Area At 2:40 PM
An earthquake was felt in Criderol Belgium and at Goscelles four miles north at 2 40 this afternoon. Many houses were damaged and streets filled with debris. There were no casualties though shops and lanes showed panic after the shock that struck Tuesday night.
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Associated Press
Criderol
Belgium
Goscelles
Here
State Receives Dividend Check From Traders Insurance
Oklahoma City June 5 The state insurance department received a draft for 1.41 from the State Bank of Chicago as receiver for Traders Insurance of Chicago. The draft is the final receiver dividend paid to claimants against the company. Total dividends declared amount to 74.90 percent. The draft is made in favor of Oklahoma territory. territorial books will likely reveal why the company owed Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma City
State Insurance Department
State Bank of Chicago
Traders’ Insurance Company of Chicago
San Francisco
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Territory
Delaney denies giving voluntary statement in dynamite plot
In Muskogee Oklahoma on June 5 John Delaney denied signing a statement claiming he was hired by the McNamaras to pick buildings for dynamite attacks. A detective said Delaney confessed offering maps and blueprints. Chicago police later discredited the confession as unsupported by records of 1907 explosions.
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Muskogee
Oklo
John Delaney
McNamiaras
Delaney
John McNamara
McNamaras
McNamara
Chicago
Okla
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Tron Workers
Prosecution Probe Opens on Lumber Trust in Chicago
June 5 in United States district court Todge Landis presided as a special grand jury was impaneled to investigate the so called lumber trust with a view toward criminal prosecutions.
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Chicago
Lumber Trust
United States District Court
Todge Landis
Wife of Railroad President Killed in Derailment
Associated Press report from Vergas Minnesota says Mrs L Berg wife of the president of the New Orleans Mobile and Chicago railroad was killed and Mr Berg seriously injured when the Minneapolis St Paul and Sault Ste Marie passenger train derailed after a washout near Vergas last night. Eight of the eleven cars left the track and three cars including the Berg private car were burned.
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Associated Press
Vergas, Minn
L. Berg
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago Railroad
Berg
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Here
Beg
Statement of Funds Show Cherokee Nation Credit
Entry lists May 18 1911 balances across Cherokee funds including National fund Orphan fund School fund and related interest and royalties totaling 2 414 392 65 with items such as Asylum BGG parcels cattle tax and town lots among the sources of value, per W W Hastings national attorney for the Cherokee nation from Indian affairs.
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United States Treasury
W. W. Hastings
Cherokee Nation
Office of Indian Affairs
National Fund
Indian on Trial on Murder Charge
The Doublehead murder case in Vinita district court moves toward completion as a new jury is impaneled for civil matters. Prosecution rests. defense to call a single witness. The incident occurred at Franty Dushane’s home west of Vinita amid disputes over a revolver.
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Bert Doublehead
Doublehead
Franty Dushane
Vinita
Dushane
Duchane
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