The Need for Light in Tariff Legislation
An editorial argues for a scientific tariff system with a permanent tariff commission. It criticizes current cost-based methods, urges accountability by protected industries, and cites New York Chamber of Commerce steps toward an enlightened, evidence based policy.
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Congress
Tariff Commission
New York Chamber of Commerce
American Association For Labor Legislation
Minneapolis
Boston Ladies’ Tailors and Dressmakers’ Union
Federation of Labor
South Dakota
International Association of Steam and Hot Water Fitters
Milwaukee
Wenatchee Exposition Travel Boost with Low Rates
Wenatchee expects many visitors for the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition aided by unusually low railroad rates from eastern terminals. The Great Northern offers special excursion tickets from major cities valid for travel to Seattle with validation required before October 20 and return by October 31. Local Seattle game day and Wenatchee day rates are hinted, with notable arrivals listed including E. M. Thayer and J. N. Parker among others, as the city positions itself as a regional terminal for eastern travelers.
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Wenatchee
Pacific Northwest
Piper
Great Northern
Seattle
A.Y.P
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
MURDERERS MAY AVOID HANGING UNDER NEW CODE
The new criminal code allows judges discretion to sentence first degree murderers to life imprisonment rather than death, unless a life sentence fails to satisfy justice. The code outlines four legal modes of murder and retains the court's discretion on punishment.
Bardlona’s Popular Image Amid Anarchist Tensions
Bardlona, noted for anarchist activity, moves through streets unguarded as he shows fearless, light-hearted leadership. His calm stance appears to bolster his approval among supporters despite unrest.
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Bardlona
Wiswell Opens Seattle Home for Exposition Visitors
Mrs. T. C. Wiswell of 4529 Brookly n Avenue Seattle announces she will open her 12 room home overlooking the exposition grounds to Wenatchee visitors during the exposition. Located two blocks from the university campus with reasonable terms. Reservations suggested and camping sites available.
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T. C. Wiswell
Brooklyn Avenue
Seattle
Exposition Grounds
University
Seek Divorce to Swap Husbands in Des Moines
Wives of Louis R. Hough, a packing plant owner, and F. R. Hancock, a wheat fortune builder, filed for divorce to swap husbands. Both petitions alleged cruel treatment but were withdrawn to keep details private. Hancock later admitted mutual affection with Hough’s wife, fueling talk of a double wedding after decrees.
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Des Moines
Louis R. Hough
F. R. Hancock
Hancock
Hough
Philadelphia
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