Progress of the New Underwood-Simmons Tariff Bill
Chronology tracks the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill from hearings in January to final conference in September. The measure becomes law after six months in Congress, with debates over general average duties, wool and cotton schedules, metals, agricultural items, and free list outcomes. The article notes a Democratic-origin tariff and outlines key shifts between house and senate provisions and final conference compromises.
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Provisions of new tariff bill summarized in House action
The article notes House passage of tariff measures showing averages around 27 to 30 percent with a Pennsylvania Aldrich bill carrying about 35 percent. It mentions free list expansion and overall average duties increasing, reflecting a shift in tariff policy and expected impact.
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