Tariff Clash Prompts Taft Bill Doubts in Congress
Senator Smoot of Utah predicts tariff revision based on the tariff board report with wool and cotton schedules likely first. He says the President will urge amendments but doubts the Democratic House will accept the board’s recommendations or pass sweeping changes. Senate and House likely debate schedules including wool, cotton, steel, sugar, and chemicals as a whole tariff reform moves forward.
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Utah
Finance
Emoot
Titan
Senate
Ananes
Congress
Tariff Board
Ala
Tra
Democratic House
Haus
Senato
Rae
Coltadelphia
Tene Fuge
Iinanan Committee
Smoot
Tofay
Wnril
Democrata
House
Republic
Benrose
Court Drops Will Case Involving Sheridan Estate
In a district court ruling Judge Juation Weight dismissed the will dispute over the estate of Aun BOOS Warrarsheridan of Landover Missouri. The case centered on a year old child linked to Thomas Jr Sheridan and questions of guardianship and administration. Evidence included claims by Mrs Ette Shieldy Reed and Parrar Sheridan about the child’s birth and custody.
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District Supreme Court
Declan
Aun Boos Warrarsheridan
Alerk
Land Office
Landover
Adam Farrar
WOM
Onomas Jr
Sheridan
Parear-Sheridan
Ette Shieldy-Reed
Avnetta
Parrar-Sheridan
Shiells-Reed
Mheridan
Persian American Educational Society Amid Leadership Change
Mirza Sohrab being absent, Evittor Post reports that the Persian American Educational Society will operate under a new director. Muirza Ali Kil Khan announces he has assumed anch responsibilities and will handle duties beyond his own office in Washington on November 13, 1911.
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Mirza Sohrab
Uthem
Wolking
al Qutlent
Muirza Alilkiill Khan
Fersia
Washington
Serious Riots Mark New York Street Cleaners Strike
The street cleaners strike in New York City has grown violent with mobs terrorizing the city. Bricks were thrown from roofs, several people wounded, and Chief Schmittberger attacked. Mayor Gaynor is guarded in the street, and the health commissioner plans to take charge of the attuation to curb the unrest.
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New York City
Schmittberger
Gaynor
Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn
Commissioner of Health
War on Smoot plan assailed at union meeting
Delegates at the Central Labor Union denounced Senator Smoot as misinformed on printing methods and cost. P J Ryan, urging truth about hand versus power presses, warned of counterfeiting risks and ink waste, while calling out alleged union emissaries and political motives behind pushing new presses. Organized labor vows to oppose Smoot’s plan and defend hand presses.
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Ryan
Smoot
Uhah
Congress
Senate
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Central Labor Union
Government Printing Office
P. J. Ryan
Plate Printers’ Organization
Peintera
Weather Summary from Weather Bureau Reports Cold Wave Impacts East
The Weather Bureau reports a cold wave reaching the Atlantic States with freezing temperatures as far south as Florida. Fair overall in most regions except rain in the Atlantic States and Great Lakes snow in the northern Rocky Mountains and to the Great Lakes. Forecasts expect snow from the lakes to Montana and Wyoming, with unsettled conditions across the interior West and rising temperatures later in the week from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast.
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VU. B. Dept. of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Atlantic States
Florida
North Pacific
Rocky Mountain
Great Lakes
Middle Plains
Turing
Staten
Lake Region
Montana
Wyoming
Plateau
Interior Districta
Mirsinalppt
Atlantic Coast
West Gulf Plutes
Dtatea
Smlelgan
Huron
Echoes of the Rixey case delayed hearing at court
In Alexandria Virginia the corporate court postponed a motion to transfer Dr. Jones Rixey from Staunton State Hospital for the Insane to the Marion asylum for the criminal insane. Meanwhile an upset bid for Charlottesville and Albemarle Railway stock surfaced, with receivers reporting offers and delays until the January term. Burials and local notices fill the rest of the day.
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Ashington Post
Butlerin King Stes
Alexandria
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Corporation
Commonwealth Attorney
Jones Rixey
Western State Hospital For the
Staunton
Asylum For
Marion
Charlottesville and Aly Hemarle Railway Company
Asaeta
Trust Corporation
W. C. Watson
Charlottesville
Frederick Twyman
Hle
Charles Walker
A.G. Brent
Truat Corporation
Harley
Uppet
Rixey
Marlow
Persia Faces Encroachment as Britain and Russia Press
The Times says Persia is not independent but under British and Russian influence. Shuster accuses London and St Petersburg of thwarting order and keeping Iran bankrupt. Russian demand for an apology over the Petroff affair is not yet answered due to a new cabinet not yet formed.
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London Times
Shah
St. Petersburg
London
Paiaia
Russia
M. Petroff
Shua-es-Gultanch
Persia
Rusale
Bushire
Persian Gulf
the Times
W. Morgan Shuster
Tussia
Great Britain
Parale
Shuster
Teheran
Petroff
Army Orders Move Officers to Posts and Ships
Army orders list several officers proceeding to posts and ships including Maj. William G. Brill paymaster Maj. John H. Rice to Fort Hancock and Frankford Arsenal, First Lieut. Herbert Yemans to San Francisco, Lt. Col. Daniel McCarthy at meeting, and multiple captains reassigned to coast artillery units with moves to Manila and San Francisco. Also Maj. Jacob Loom retires from active duty.
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William G. Gan
BRILL
John H. Rice
Ordnance Department
Bandy Hook Proving Ground
Fort Mancock
HN. J
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Hredert W. Yemans
San Francisco
Cal
Mantle
Miles K. Taugber
Rico Resi
O Moara
Coast Artillery
William R. Dogres
Richard T. Blowe
Aliason
Gilmer
Seventy-ninth Company
James D. Watson
Tip Blaitheuway
William Tit Ball
Forties Company
Manila
P.1
Joan R. Musgrave
Louis R. Dice
3830
Miret
Mantis
Clarence
Mitchell al
Hirst
Joh O. Donovan
Cheerahaport
Harold Geygih
Abney Payne
Hollis Ler. Muller
388Th
Joseph F. Cottrell
Wie Keighitanth Company
Iansport
Hta Company
Philippines
Dlinston
Lieut
Chabe
Seventyseven
Naval orders and resignations issued in Washington DC
Commander A B Hoff to wait orders resignation accepted for Ensign Stark. Gowpr and Cochran listed in the duty bureau with instructions. A Bostrom and Burhell assigned to naval stations and navy yards in Hawai Mortolk Virginia spelling variants reflect administrative postings.
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A. B. Hoff
Enslgn
Stark
GOWPR
Washington, D. C
T. Cochran
Bureau of
Warbington
D. C
A. Bostrom
Hawai, HT
Duty Navy Yard
Mortolk
Movements of Naval Vessels Reported Across Global Ports
Arcivad Callao and vessels listed at Wuchaw Tallahasego Norfolk Oregon Woblee Cal Gheetar Marseille Bugle Guantanamo Albaty Shanghai Mississippi Tangier Sound Nebraska Georgia Hampton Roads Salish Tellabasser Newport News Nar rote Peorie Santa Cruz del Sur Guan tanamo Bupply Shanghai for Chetso Mia siseipol Tangier sound hampton roads for Georgia and vice versa.
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Wuchaw
Tallahasego
Norfolk
Oregon
Woblee
Cal
Gheetar
Marseille
Bugle
Guantanamo
Albaty
Shanghai
Mississippi
Tangier Sound
Nebraska
Georgia
Hampton Roads
Salish
Tellabasser
Newport News
Narrote
Peorie
Santa Cruz del Sur
Bupply
Chetso
Miasiseipol
Breaka
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Ada Farrar-Sheridan
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Ponce ON
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Raja- Max. Am
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Amonville
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Beaton
Maas
N.Y
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Mion
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Rts
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Mist
Hugn
River Bulletin
Harpers Perr
Nuy
Potomac River
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Wren
Moore
Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Alexandria Court
Alvin Wattells
Alvin M. Wattells
B. Wheatley
W. J. Morton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Buria
Bethel Cemetery
Wattella
Order of
Alva Aerle
Order of Eagles
Osceola Triba
Alexandria Light Infantry
Armory
Bouin Royal Street
R. V. Conrad
Winchester Company
Culpeper
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J.T. Lyles
Fairfax County
Bharon Chapel
Alice Roxbury
Mise
Alice H. Roxbury
Jacob Roxbury
Prince Street
Virginia Roxbury
Ada Clevenger
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G. Mason Smith
Cora G. Heintz Smith
Corporation Court
Young Smith
Nor 1K
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Portamouth
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England
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ARMY
Furs
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Stinemetz F and 12Th Streets
Empress’ Theater
America
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Beacon
Tacha Runeulu
National Springs
Palais Royal
Acade Bem
Raymond Paine
Academy Price
Lyceum
Queens of the Follies
Bargere
Rat Montgomery and
Tre Healey Crereng
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Maery Koler
Belasco
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Dublin
Liebler & CO
Murray
George Bernard Siaw
Lady Gregort
Saturnéy Nigat
Iguthleen Po Houithan
Wil Eer
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Thomas W. Rylets
Landatt
Peggy
Lestia
Ned Weyburn
David Belaicy
Blanghe Bates
Charles
Madame N. Nazimovath Fierry Wolfe
Glatre Unger
Erening
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P. Mates
Columbia
Lulu
Miss Dudel Seipale
Cohan & Harris
Winchell Smith's
Burton
Mormon Tabernacle
Maliness
Evettings
American Naturaltet
Natura
Arthur Deegan
Byron
Lagden
Garber Brochard
Raed Brow
Shirley
Keesler
Bays
Ars
Diy
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