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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
7
Reported divisions within the tariff board over revision seek presidential input as leaders argue the policy harms consumers. Some say protection delays relief, others fear hike in prices, with tentative calls for a clearer stance from Mr Taft and potential political implications.
A fragmented OCR line describes an investigation by a named official into county jail board activities. It notes alleged incidents, declarations, and a sequence of quoted phrases about actions and people, with many garbled names and places, making specifics unclear.
Seniors from Mosby will attend a gathering in Sobeaor to discuss trade and economic matters. Invited officials from the Chamber of Commerce will join, with hearings scheduled from 2 to 6 pm. The event includes a brief sketch and remarks by Local leaders aimed at strengthening community relations.
A garbled OCR fragment references Ed Stokes, Sweyn Ns, and a legal setting with judges, the bench, and parliamentary language. It implies historical court or attorney actions with mentions of Old Glory, Malan square, Ansonia, and justice diet pages, but lacks coherent details or dates.
The article recounts Taft defending his progressive proposals amid insurgent criticism over measures including a corporation tax and a general income tax. He argues the corporation tax targets profits before dividends and supports a general income tax only in emergencies, like war, with safeguards against perjury. He also discusses reciprocity with Canada and warns against annexation fears while highlighting labor, materials, and production parity with Canada.
London based American Ambassador Whitela Rell presided over and spoke at the American Society Thanksgiving dinner in Hotel Savoy. Mr Reid warned of two types of Americans who fail to embrace Thanksgiving spirit, one always critical of the U.S. abroad and the other who mocks Europe and neglects to learn from others. He noted U S prosperity and high wages amid broader cares this century.
A furl blooded Indian boy, J Pander Shunatona, claims eligibility to be a United States Senator via lineage to Chief Chonga-tonga. The piece notes the Senate rule requiring a person be at least 12 years old, two years beyond his age as stated. The report highlights potential eligibility questions and historical treaty context from 1817.
In a Commoner message to Congress Mr Bryan warns Democrats face two dangers: federal incorporation of big business and a central bank under the Aldrich currency plan. He urges a free wool tariff, anti trust protection, and a platform that presses for direct senate elections, cabinet appointment publicity, and newspaper ownership disclosure, while criticizing Martin v Littleton and Senator Littleton as unreliable to oppose trusts.
In Kalamasoo Michigan at the People's Church Gov Chana B Osborn and Lt Gov Fitz Gerald joined Gov Eberhart and former Gov Barhex in a mass meeting yesterday declaring that woman suffrage is bound to sweep the country within the next few years.
Albany officials move to form a reserve list of men with military training. Adjutant General Verbeck is to compile names with address age and service details from the regular army national guard and colleges with ROTC or similar training. The list will also include veterans of the Spanish American War.
William Kirk brings home a turkey with no head and a stretched body. The tale turns to humor as Ma scolds and Pa reflects on his theft and a peppery Turkish bath remark. The scene unfolds with family quips and a rustic, humorous voice.
A compendium from the New York World shows ten year murder totals and executions, with 36 034 deaths and 1 168 executions nationwide. It lists yearly murder counts for 1901 through 1910, note Chicago and New York figures, and cites Taft criticizing criminal administration as a disgrace.
Representative Underwood of Alabama chairman of the House ways and means committee has accepted invitations to make three tariff talks in New York City. He will speak December 9 before the Pennsylvania Club, December 16 before the Southern Society, and December 19 before the Catholic Club.
A forecast notes high pressure across the country with rains limited to western Washington and northwestern Oregon. Temperatures are cool in the south and gulf coast, with freezing in northern Florida and the Gulf Coast states last Thursday morning. Northwest temperatures run above seasonal averages while the central west is near normal. No major disturbances expected for two days, though warmer weather is forecast after Friday morning. Winds vary by coast and region, with calmer southwest or westerly trends in some areas and stronger winds toward the Grand Banks.
A parent recounts severe eczema on a three year old named Gilbert. After Chicago doctors failed, Cuticura Beap and Ointment cured the skin in four weeks. The letter promotes Cuticura and offers free samples via Patton Drug & Chem. Co. Dept. 145 Boston.
The House will open at noon Monday with Speaker Clark administering oaths to five new members replacing deceased representatives. William J Browning of New Jersey, and Dan V Stephens, William D Almey, T D McKellar, and Joseph A Taggart will fill vacancies. The party split is two Republicans and two Democrats with Taggart a Democrat and Browning a Republican. One seat remains vacant for Judge EH Madison’s Kansas district, election set for December 17.
A temporary grand stand collapsed at the State fair grounds in Jackson Mills during the Mississippi Ole Miss game. About fifty people were injured with some feared fatally. More than a thousand spectators were affected as the stand buckled suddenly, sending men women and children to the ground. Lieutnev Manship and State Secretary J N Power were present and escaped with minor injuries.
A famous home remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder ailments with six ounces of gin mixed with half an ounce furax Compound and half an ounce Buchu extract. Take two Renepage full after each meal and at bedtime to ease backache and rheumatic pains, with ingredients obtainable at any drug store.
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