Payne Tariff Bill Signed After Long Fight in Congress
President Taft signs the Payne Aldrich tariff bill after a four month battle. Senate approves 47 to 31 and the leather schedule is sent to the House where it passes amid applause. Taft notes the act is not perfect but downward revision and protection meet party promises.
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Veterans March in Great Review at Utah Encampment
Forty four Grand Army of the Republic departments marched through Salt Lake City led by the Fifteenth Infantry and Utah National Guard with Naval Veterans and allied groups. Gov Spry and Commander Nevius reviewed bands and 2600 children formed a Living Flag as spectators cheered. The event included a Greetings meeting in the Mormon Tabernacle and speeches by officials and allied organizations.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Army of the Republic
Fifteenth United States Infantry
National Guard of
Army
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Temple Square
Henry M. Nevius
William Spry
United Bands
Henry M. Nevins
Temple
Mormon Tabernacle
Frank M. Starrett
William H. King
Eagle Gate
Main Street
Seventh South Street
Paradora
Malin Street
South Temple Street
Brigham Young Pionear
John S. Bradford
H. Smythe
Department of Utah
King
Nevius
Data
Nevins
Speches
Genevieve Hagar Longfield Lane
Ladies
The
Mary B. Gilman
Woman's Relief Corps
Clara E. Hoover
Daughters of Veterans
Edgar Allen
Rebecca Smith
Army Nurses
Charles Q. Bur‘ton
Comparison of Dingley Tariff with the New Law Now Effective
The list outlines upward and downward changes under the Dingley tariff. Items such as cotton hosiery, fancy soaps, oxalic acid, steel, shingles, hops, pineapples, lemons, wines, hemp, laces, fur clothing, fireworks, opium, cocaine, cocoa show increases. coal, agricultural implements, sugar, salt, carpets, wool, and iron products show reductions.
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Customs Court
McCumber-McLaurin
Veterans March IN Great Review
Big “Greetings” Meeting