Trade War Tariff Debates Shape Customs Policy
Lawmakers argue that the Court of Customs Appeals should not be delayed by Congress as President appoints judges. Customs houses will stay open midnight Sunday as new tariff measures and concessions to Britain and France are announced, aiming to raise revenue and adjust trade terms under the new tariff law.
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Court of Customs| Appeals
Congress
Juesentaty
Serena E. Payne
Daar
United
Fass
Washington
New York
Warung
MO Fayne
Payne Finsent
Bun. Strom
Great Britain
Payne Hsh
Tay
Bassand Mat
Tari
Court of Cos
Ipsa
Payne
Thales
Senate
Terit Toad
Woody Whim
Ce Maton
Minnie Yoars
Schemls
France
United States
Uh Department
Ulemasian
Vissoot
Treasury
New Fork Put
Cures Eczema Quickly New Discovery in Medicine Era
A sensational claim touts possum a miracle skin remedy able to stop itching instantly and cure chronic eczema in two weeks. It purportedly treats acne, herpes, tetter, piles, rheumatism, and inflammatory skin conditions, with samples mailed free by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Washington Gram's
O'donnell’s
Alfrec’s
People’s Drug Store
Emergency Laboratories
Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Taft on the Mississippi River voyage with governors and navy escort
President Taft travels the Mississippi aboard the Oleander with Commander Tilman and a party of governors on the St Paul. He notes river changes and seeks a plan to secure ten feet of water year round. Postmaster Hitchcock and Secretary Nagel join the voyage with remarks about opossum meat and a poker table display aboard the boat.
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Taft
Oleander
EH Tilman
United States Navy
Cairo
New Orleans
Tilman
Mississippi River
Cherremaem Comgut
St Paul
Atlanta
Hitchcock
Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Bt Lous
Erastus Jelly
Dickinson
Memphis
Congressional
Alway
St Louis
Tarttalay
Cannon
Joe
Firemen as Corrrespondents in Port Chester Divorce Case
Port Chester volunteers from the fire department are named as correspondents in a divorce suit brought by Nell Hier against her husband. Trial before Justice Keogh reveals the couple moved after a fire at 60 Trvlug Avenue, with two firemen found in a room. witness Frank Alello testified, corroborated by police. Ambassador to Stay.
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Port Chester
Weastrington Post
White Twins
Trvlug Avenue
John O Dell
Keogh
James H G Neill
Low
Nell Hier
New York
Alello
Concessions to Germany Extend Trade Provisions
The Treasury Department announced concessions to Germany expiring February 7, allowing customs collectors and appraisers to process certificates from boards of trade showing actual market values of goods from partner countries. The old agreement will be kept in part with lower duties ending, while export privileges may be withdrawn where no open market privileges exist.
Smuggler Musica Pleads Guilty to Cheese Import Fraud
Philip Musica pleaded guilty to one count of defrauding the government in cheese importations. He stayed at large on $3,000 bail as his father Antonio testified to good character. decision reserved. James Hyland, a customs official, testified Musica warned him of possible acts. Tarif Board members convened for their first full meeting, reviewing preliminary matters and a backlog of letters.
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Philp Musica
New York
Philip Musica
Antonio
Antonio Mile
James Hyland
Tarif Board
Sesmon
New Tariff Board
Reynolds
No Slap at Congress Hit Promoters in River Harbor Row
A writer defends President against charges of slapping Congress over river and harbor schemes. The piece argues the president aimed at promoters, praises Senator Burton and Speaker Cannon, and upholds board of engineers as guide for river and harbor appropriations. It notes promoters pressured Congress and the President to ignore adverse reports. Washington, October 38.
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Save the President
Burton
Cannon
Et Louis
Congress
Gulf Deep Waterway
Special Board of Engineers
Missour and
Thnew
Lakes
Gulf
Secretary of War
Cungresa
War Department
Chief of Engineers
Board of Engineers
Ting Head
Charman Barton
Yarings
West
St Lows
Ava
SS Louis Simph
Mgantic
Pampaien
Ani
Senate
House
Enamears
Washington
National Good Roads Congress in Columbus session
The National Good Roads Congress meets in Columbus under the American Roadmakers Association with president James H. MacDowell of Connecticut joining the Ohio Good Roads Federation and the Association of Ohio Road Commissioners. The aim is to form a national representative society linking railroads, farmers, automakers, and women’s groups to centralize reports, coordinate state efforts, and influence legislatures toward permanent road improvement and funding.
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National Good Roads Congress
Columbus
Ohio
American Roadmakers' Association
James H. MacDowell
Connecticut
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Association of Ohio Road Coramipmionere
National Representative
National Society of Representative
Ozone Board Begins Work On Water Purification Study
A War Department ozone board of three medical and quartermaster officers starts a mission to evaluate the ozone water purification method at Mort Leavenworth and other posts across the United States. The team, including Lieut Cul Jefferson K Kean and Maj Fraderick Uusell, will assess feasibility and potential installation where current filters fail.
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Ozone Board
War Department
United States
Canada
Mort Leavenworth
Kans
Liedt
Jefferson K Kean
Fraderick
Uuseell Medical Corps
Bercram
Clayton Quartermaster
Dismissal for Lieut Terry Approved by President
The President approved the court martial sentence of First Lieut Howard W Terry Twenty second Infantry for drunkenness on duty and for taking a pledge to abstain from intoxicants for five years from 1906. Terry began service in 1898 with the First Louisiana Infantry, later joined the Forty seventh Infantry Volunteers, and has held multiple commands including a post in the Engineer Corps.
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Terry
Howard W Terry
Twenty-second Infantry
Wart Gibson
Alaska
First
Louisiana Infantry
Forty-seventh
Iry Volunteers
Seventh Infantry
Twenty-second
Infany Try
Engineer Corps
Col. Smith
Leach
Corps of Engineers
McD. Townsend
Joseph E. Kuhn
Edward R. Stuart
WA. Mitchell
E. L Dalley
Herbert Deakyne
Philadelphia
U.S. Seeks 50 Cent Refund on Passenger Fare
Government files complaint with Interstate Commerce Commission overcharges by Philadelphia and Reading Railway and New England Navigation Co for Philadelphia to Newport RI travel. The 50 cent refund request, cost of filing reportedly exceeds the demanded amount. Also notes immigrants admission talks and Hudson stamps issue plan.
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Sam
Interstate Commerce Commission
Unite States
United States
Philadelphia and Reading Raiway Company
New England Navigation Company
Philadelphia
Newport
Roi
WP Potte
Buying a Watch: Choose a Jewelry-Only Jeweler You Trust
When purchasing a watch, visit a reliable jeweler who specializes in jewelry and timepieces. They will not sell you a watch until it is correctly fitted and verified for accuracy and quality.
Waltham Watch Advice Featured for Buyers
A notice urges buyers to ask jewelers for Waltham watches adjusted to temperature and position to ensure accuracy. The guidance emphasizes selecting timepieces tuned for environmental variations and wearer orientation.
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Waltham Watch
Status of Hankow Sichuan Railway loan unsettled
State Department officers say the loan for the Hankow Sichuan line remains satisfactory though delays persist. Germany’s reluctance to grant the US equal participation and the distribution of construction work among France Germany and Britain hindered a finalized agreement. Secretary Knox advocates a quarter share for the United States, but France and Germany oppose adjusted allocations.
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State Department
Bs Ukely
Koon
Germany
United States
France
Great Britain
China
Knox
Walsh to be held in custody after bank fraud conviction
United States District Attorney Sims filed a petition in the circuit court seeking Walsh be jailed and his bail denied. The government asserts Walsh may flee to a country not covered by extradition, preventing an appeal to the Supreme Court. A separate New York report denies Morgan & Co plans to buy Walsh railroad interests.
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Chicago
United States
Sims
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Walsh
United States Supreme Court
New York
Morgan & Co
Fim
John R Walsh
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