Newlands Pushes Gradual Tariff Reform To Help Sugar Wool
Nevada Senator Newlands spoke in the Senate on the sugar and wool schedules within the tariff bill. He urged a gradual reduction aligned with President Wilson suggesting extending protection for three years, argued against free sugar and criticized Western discrimination while defending dairy and farm product adjustments. He noted West’s need for sugar and wool support for irrigation and rural prosperity amid a bigger party platform.
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Wilson
White House
Senate
Newlands
Kentucky
Belford
House Democrats
Atlantic Coast
Middle Western
Southwest
West
S Ir Newlands
Arge
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High cost of living not due to middleman says U S report
A Department of Agriculture bureau study finds the price gap between producer and consumer did not widen much over twenty years. From 1893–1902 to 1903–1912, wheat flour hog and beef prices rose in wholesale and retail markets with vegetables and potatoes showing larger retail gains.
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U.S
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Chicago
Newlands Urges Gradual Tariff Change For Beet Sugar
Senator Newlands promotes a regional tariff plan to raise West sugar via irrigation and beet farms, proposing a commission to study the impact with War Interior and Agriculture secretaries. He argues for staged duty reductions over five to ten years to avoid shocks and link beet growth to broader industrial and agricultural development.
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Newlands
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Hawaii
Newlanda
Brussels
Europe
England
Senate Pays Respect As Muller Visit To Annapolis
Dr. Laura Muller Brazilian foreign minister visits Washington and Annapolis with a Brazilian delegation. Senator O Gorman greets him at the Capitol and intro duces him to President Marshall. The party tours the Naval Academy and aviation field, views cadet drill, and notes interest in hydroaeroplanes for Brazil. They plan a Mount Vernon trip today.
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Dr. Muller
Naval Academy
Witnas
Mount Vernon
Fomb of
Washinton
Laura Muller
United States Senate
O'Gorman
Vics
Marshall
Root
Muller
Annapola
Gibbons
Moreira
Mulley
Chevalier
da Fonesca
Brazil
Navy
Annapolis
Vislt
Henry White
France
Br. Muller
Mr. White
Davila
Cal
George W. Goethama
Mount Verpon
New Blow at Trusts Nine Classes Outlawed in Senate Bill
Senator La Follette introduced a measure amending the Sherman act to place the burden of proving reasonableness on defendants when a party is found guilty of restraining trade. The bill bans any concern with over 20 percent US market in a commodity from claiming reasonableness and classifies nine types of combinations as inherently unreasonable. It grants courts power to fix prices for monopolized articles and provides a defense in contract or patent infringement suits if the plaintiff restrains trade.
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Senate
Senator la Follette
United States
Mr. la Follette
Mr. la Foliette
Supreme Court
Color Line in Street Cars Proposed in House
Representative Howard of Georgia introduced a bill to segregate street car seating in the District. It would require whites to sit from the front toward the rear and blacks to occupy only the rear seats on certain cars, with penalties and police power for enforcement.
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Howard Woald
D. C
Howard
Georgia
Ghaji
Tle Utilities Corporation
Prairie in with Marines to Philadelphia navy yard
The United States cruiser Prairie arrived at Philadelphia navy yard today from Guantanamo Cuba with two companies of marines. One company will return to their battalion. Marines sent to Guantanamo last January have now been returned to their home stations in Washington.
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Prairie
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Guantanamo
Cuba
Washington
Defends T. R. and I in Tennessee Coal case dispute
In New York on June 13 attorney Jacob M Dickinson questioned Tennessee Coal and Iron chairman Judge H M Gary about the 1907 purchase and rehabilitation cost. Gary testified the funds were prudent and would have yielded less if invested elsewhere. The judge noted government articles on steel price meetings and expressed surprise at their timing while Dickinson quipped about the mills of the gods.
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New York
United States Stock Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Moore & Schley
Jacob M Dickinson
Hm’ Gary
Gary
Dickingon
Breaks Hydro-Aeroplane Altitude Record At Annapolis
Lieut. Bellenger of the Navy Aviation Corps soared to 6200 feet, breaking the previous Annapolis hydro aeroplane high of 4460 feet set last year by Ensign Herbster. In a Wright bi plane, the ascent took 44 minutes with 49 and a half minutes for the return to the water and hanger.
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Lieut
Bellenger
Navy Aviation Corps
Washington
Annapolis
Ells
Curtis
Senate approves House cut in soldiers' homes board
A sundry civil appropriation bill faces final hurdles as the Senate backs the House reduction of the national soldiers' homes board from eleven to five. The measure, similar to Taft's vetoed plan, would exempt labor organizations and farmers' associations from antitrust prosecutions, delaying government actions and embarrassing several departments. The President's approval is needed to finalize the law.
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Senate
Board of Managers of National Soldiers’ Homes
House
Martin
Burton
Ohio
Sherman
Illinois
Newlands
Nevada
Work
California
War Department
Taft
Department
Legal Record: United States Commerce Court Proceedings
United States Commerce Court with judges Knapp Hunt Garland Mack. cases include Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co v United States and Southern Railway Co v United States. Proceedings cover rate regulation petitions, discrimination claims, and adjournments across multiple circuit and equity courts. numerous attorneys listed. criminal court docket included with judgments and sentences.
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United States Commerce Court
Knapp
Hunt
Garland
Mack
Lewis M. Bernstein
Washington, D. C
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
United States of America
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Communei
New York City
Jacksonville
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
Bowling Green
William A.morthcutt
FP. J. Farrell
Denizon
United States
Southern Railway Company Et al
Interat Commerce Ommisalan Et al
Interat Commerce Ommisalan Et al, Intervenera
Mobile
Mod
Fasus
Perkins and Bondiar Indemnity Co In Tax Case Building
L L Perkins and Bondiar Indemnity Co are named in a tax related matter tied to a building. The document references a bond or bonding party and a building project at a bonded structure. The text lists a firm address at the M L Bond Building.
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L. L. Perkins i Bondiar, Et Indemnity Co Traz
Boud Building
Equity Suit No 34999: Kidwell v White case noted
Real estate transfers listed across multiple DC wards including streets such as K Street Northwest and Mount Pleasant with homeowners like Harry A Kite and Joseph N Beye. Transfers involve dozens of lots, squares, and values mainly at $10 with a few higher sums, detailing property changes and trustees.
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Harry A. Kile
Toleon
Sistesnth
Seventeenth
John Morris
James J. O’brien
Apt
Seventh Et
Third Streep
Ip Oe A. Eighth Streets
Harry A. Kite
Joseph N Beye
Cleveland
Svenay Jump Street
Wilton Hanks
Hyter Myers
Nauare
Bobbins
Cole L. Heath Et Ux
Columbia Heights
Clarence B Hight
Addie Cohen
Linwood Heights
John W Glenngn
Glice D
Thomas L. House
Ninth Street
Leopard W Groomer
Melvin F. Fischer
Melvin F Fischer
Georgia Taylor
Ledroit Park
Elvyn Paul
Charles W. King
Square
P Street
Herry VY Boyle
Orion
Barber
Petworth
Norman Roberts Et
Tsabella Boemer
Dot
Bank
Municipal Building Company
M. Henderson
Lawrence
Maethrin
Bright &Oon Park
Edward McAtleer
Thomas and
Lada
Wilpatrick
Eighteenth Street
Foor- Ida Axeme
Winchester Wiilam John Pub
Lawcreme
Pribilet Islands Face Famine as Fisheries Funds Run Dry
The Department of Commerce warned that the Pribilet Islands in Alaska are near famine because the bureau of fisheries lacks funds to dispatch a long overdue supply vessel.
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Department of Commerce
Pribilet Islands
Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries
Deeds of Trust in various Washington blocks and additions
Multiple deeds of trust securing loans from banks and associations. Properties include Square 8h, Square 305%, Square 2861, Square 3590, and blocks in Ohio, North Capitol, Woodley Park, Meridian Hill, and Anacostia. Notable lenders include American Security and Trust Company, Washington Loan and Trust Company, and Northern Liberty German-American Building Association. Borrowers include Marie A. Tolson, Walter Tinton, James W. Bartley, Alfred M Kreig, Henry Bergmann, and others. Amounts range from 1,350 to 74,000 with terms from 1 to 6 years and interest mostly 5–6 percent, with semiannual payments.
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Marie A. Tolaon
B. Fi
Walter
Tinton
Harry al Kite
Anacostia
James W. Bartley
Biman Buhe
Ja Bank
Max A. Plobel
Harry K Boss
H. Gleam Phelps
Farey A. Kite
Josph N. Bye
B. Francie Saul
G. Percy McGlue
Harry A. Kite
Jopet Papatet Ux
Semvee Same
Marle E. Wagdel
George M. Rirsmerich
Douglass S Mackall
Ashington
Inaac Herman Et Ax
Mary B. Wilton
Henry H. Bergmann
Charles Schafer
Liberty
Dobbin
Mahlin D Kipter
Chapin Brown
Henry H Sergmann
Oriental Building Association
Winerd E. van Dousen
American Security and Trust Company
Alfred M Krelg
George M. Biers
Douglass Mackall
Washington
Permanent Building Association
Charles W. King
Paul Goody
Robert Lee O'Brien
Capitol Savings Bank
Eee
Geme
James P. Oyster
Alvin G. Belt
Gccuri Fe Klin Insurance Company
Bybee
Bam
Robert Lea O'Brien
Alvin
Belt
Elva A
Harry V. Boule
Harrison B
Thayer
Rolfe Brett
Barber
Isabelle Spencer
Elmore A Peller
Henry F. Mooney
Margaret
Arte
Ame
Fkigie
Alphonse C Hammer
Chopin Brown
Ary H. Bergmann
Richard
Wolfe Et Ux
William A. Hill
H. Glenn Phelps
Cure Earth
McQorh & Barbour
Clyde Cryer
Wiliam D. Gullivan
Charles Bryant
Vitam le Mantz
Contmbia Heights
Demuel J Spearing
Albert
West
William H. Bhunders
Charles ‘West
Municipal Building Company
Walker
Lewin
Mery A Flynn
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building
Woodley Fark
Catey M. Smith
Francis
James F Bird
Home Baymee Bank
Squa RD
Lawrence Butterfield
Brightwoor Park—Thomen Kilpatrick Et Ax
Pquttable Cooperative Building Association
Lawrence J Mangan
William J. Flather
John D. Coughlan
Willem H T Darsey
Woodley
Laura B. Parker
Kir
National Ravings and Trust Company
Nature
American Security gu@ Trust Company
Fears
BA Square
Roberta Whaon
William T
Washington Loan End Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Associaion
Alexander B Stewart
Nisholgon
le Brown
Meridian Hill
James G Hudson
Wiliam
Hil
Jonn D Coughla
Edward & McKnew
Southern Railway Timetable Fragments From Washington Schedule
Rail lines list daily dining and sleeping car services to Atlanta Memphis New Orleans Roanoke Knoxville Chattanooga and more. Through trains to Cincinnati Chicago and Louisville advertised with Pullman options and varied departure times across stations including Montgomery Mobile Selma Augusta and Jacksonville.
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South
Pollow'ng
Washington
Uniontown
Demopolis
Meridian
Roanoke
Bristol
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Meridina
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Nashville
Memphis
Asheville
Columbia
Summerville
Charleston
Aiken
Augusta
Savanoall Brunswick
Jacksonville
Florida
California
Gundey
Danville
Focal
Harrisonburg
Perlor
Warrenton
Om. Ieek
L. S Brown
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