Trade War Paynes New Tariff Schedules Prompt Debate
Senator Payne signals confidence that Congress cannot delay the Court of Customs Appeals when the President appoints judges. Customs houses to stay open until midnight Sunday. Discussions note the new tariff law raises revenue and aims for concessions from foreign governments while promising broader trade concessions and a potential repeal under future sessions. The Treasury announces concessions and new instructions apply to all ports, with emphasis on revenue impact and international negotiations.
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Cures Eczema Quickly New Discovery Promises Relief
An advertisement touts a new remedy called possam claimed to cure eczema and skin diseases. It promises immediate itching relief and two week cures, listing a range of conditions from acne to rheums. Minor troubles get Servantive and the product is available at Washington gram's and other drugstores with a free experimental package by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Taft Seeks River Water Solution Aboard Oleander
President Taft on the Mississippi aboard the lighthouse tender Oleander expresses hope for a plan to secure at least ten feet of water year round. He observes shifting channels and ineffective piecemeal improvements while traveling with governors on the St Paul. Postmaster Hitchcock and Secretary Nagel join the party at Cairo, with Secretary Dickinson set to rejoin in Memphis.
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Firemen as Respondents in Port Chester Divorce Suit
Port Chester volunteers from the fire department named as respondents in a divorce suit filed by Nell Hier against her husband, with trial before Justice Keogh. James H G Neill testified that two firemen were found in a room after a house blaze at 60 Trvlug Avenue, furniture moved, and a call to police led to corroboration. The ambassador’s statements on Italian recall rumors were also noted, denying speculation.
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Concessions To Germany Extend Past Trade Pact
The Treasury Department announced concessions to Germany extending beyond the expiring trade agreement on February 7. Customs collectors and appraisers will issue certificates showing actual market values of goods from partner countries. The renewals keep certain privileges, including export priveleges where no open market prices exist, while duties remain unchanged.
Smuggler Pleads Guilty In Cheese Import Frauds
Philip Musica pleads guilty to one count in a cheese import fraud case in New York. His father Antonio Musica testifies to his good character as the trial continues with remaining bail set at 3000 dollars. A customs official is cited by Musica in a claim about warnings, while tariff board members gather for initial deliberations at the assistant secretary’s office.
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President’s Stance on River and Harbor Bills Stirring Debate
In a critical letter, a writer argues the president’s St Louis speech signaled disapproval of pork barrel river and harbor projects. The piece defends Senator Burton and Speaker Cannon, asserting promoters pressured Congress and that the War Department board should guide funding. Washington, October 38.
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National Good Roads Congress in Columbus Ohio
The National Good Roads Congress meets in Columbus with James H. MacDowell of Connecticut as president, uniting with the Ohio Good Roads Federation. The aim is to form a national representative organization including railroads, farmers, automakers, and women’s clubs to centralize reports, standardize data, and influence state legislatures. Maintenance costs and the need for a stronger road system across the United States are emphasized, with comparisons to England and Europe and calls for better road administration and funding.
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Ozone Board Starts Work On Water Purification Study
The War Department forms an ozone board of three officers to inspect the oxidizing process used to purify water in the United States and Canada. They proceed to Fort Leavenworth to evaluate the system's success and practicality and its potential for installation at posts with failing filters.
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Dismissal of Lieut Terry Approved by President
First Lieut Howard W Terry of the Twenty second Infantry had been sentenced to dismissal by a court martial at Wart Gibson Alaska for pledging abstinence from intoxicants for five years from 1906 and drunkenness on duty The sentence was approved by the President Terry joined the volunteer forces at the outbreak of Reaultleg in 1598 as captain in the First Louisiana Infantry later served in the Forty seventh Infantry Volunteers and the Seventh Infantry before joining the Twenty second Infantry in October 195 Promotions in the engineer corps are announced with several promotions and reassignment notes including Major Herbert Deakyine and Lt Lawrence C Ricker listed as retired from the target ground unit in Guantanamo Bay and Des Moines
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U S Seeks 50 Cent Refund Over Passenger Fare
Government files complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking 50 cents refund from the Philadelphia and Reading Railway and New England Navigation for alleged passenger fare overcharge from Philadelphia to Newport News and return. The action, led by Acting Secretary of the Navy WP Potts, notes the fare published at 8.30 dollars, with 8.30 collected, and questions the need for 40 cents. Also reports on aliens admission talks and Hudson stamps issuance.
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Buy a reliable jeweler for watches and jewelry
When buying a watch choose a jeweler who sells only jewelry and watches. He will not approve a watch sale until it is in correct condition.
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Waltham Watch Advice for Buyers
When buying a Waltham Watch always ask your jeweler for one adjusted to temperature and position.
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Status of Chinese railroad loan called satisfactory by State Dept
State Department officers say the Hankow Sichuan Tail railway loan of 27.59 million dollars is in satisfactory status. Delays stem from Germany’s reluctance to share equally. Knox sought US quarter share reducing France and Germany stakes. objections have persisted, with a resolution anticipated in coming days.
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Walsh Faces Jail Plea as Walsh Misused Bank Funds
U S District Attorney Sims asks circuit court to take John R Walsh into custody and deny bail after his misapplication of Chicago National Bank funds. Government fears flight to any country without extradition. A Chicago banker case follows reports Morgan & Co denies plans to buy Walsh rail interests.
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