Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-06-25
INCOME TAX PLAN MAY
De RADICALLY CHANGED
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.Earthouake. stone and china ware,
oxnr. ssed oils, lemons, cheese, wines OF
al Kinds. matted liquors, knitted gooes'
sill dresses and silk goods, leather
p,oves. Iaces and embreidefies Vi
,,,hatever material composed. and arti-
cles, made wholly or in part OF the same
toss, jcwelry and precious, seii'-i't.
iolas and imitation precious STONES,
suitable for use IN the manufacture VI
jewelry. .ha
son the following in addition TO the
regular duties as provided IN the oiii'
the. duties specified below: -.
..s,,pars. ETC., testing by The POLAR
seoue. not above IS degrees, hiteeH-
bnnareeths per cent. per pound anu ioi
.,,e~v additional degree by the peiafi-
Scone test an additional one-huporeuti
CENTS per pound; molasses, TWO eeais'
per gallon. tho An
n,ra roat alna.a and other ike an
-. ana all woods and hair on the
ssr;ns of such animals. and all Won
wstes. IL per centum aid vaioreih
erha president could revoke his Loo
,,,x,,tio, whenever satisfied that s.ie
determinations had ceased TO eAis..
II striking out provisions asaine.
x,.,,;cb foreign nations protested .ns
senate Democrats acted upon the oeu
that the proposed requirements vi.
.uunecessarily inquisitlve anu w.
=. Ever ;mportation and possibly pio-
No .'...,ss ,,,an,,factured by child iabof
...a,,ia he excluded together with cohs,e'
,aha. goods. through an amendmeh. ny
$3.50 gorah. which the finance com
;..aa adonted. 1t would exclude all Vi
thesseneral goods except iinlheuia'e go 49,
ducts OF agriculture, forests anu i's
Ia manufactured wholly or IN par ~
carvict labor or by children uiiuei
,aars of age. Circuit courts Oh appe.
..,on,d he given concurrent Jurlsaie.io'
,v;th the United States court OF cus'o'i'l
.,s,ea,s. through another provision pu'
q nv the Senate committee IN all case'
involving more than slp a..
IN the six hours of caucus, today NV
senators spoke on wool and sugar oend
tor Walsh finished his argument aeai's
,,otb proyisions, Senators Thornton am
Rausdell and Thompson spoke aiofe ."'
CAME lines and Senator Myers suppofte'
the bill as it stands.
Senator Thompson said he hah 'ooi e'
kansas. with both President wilson am
SECRETARY Bryan in the campaign Gays
and heard nothing to make him oeheV'
that the Democratic party was pieoseo u
free wool and free sugar.
Senator Thornton, while not an
no,,ncing that he would vote agains
the bill declared he expected to con
tinue his fight on the floor OF the sen
ale III the caucus voted against hi
contention.
Senator Myers took shape issue witt
his colleague, Senator Walsh H.
read a letter from prominent WOO
growers and beet sugar producers II
Montana endorsing free wool and fre
sugar, and said he had interpreted tn
Democratic platform to mean ire
wool and free sugar.
Senator Ransdell will conclude hi
argument tomorrow morning and Sen
ator James will make main speed
in support of the bill.
Senator Reed, the active figure il
the Investigations of the. lobby com
mittee may have further remarks t
make, but the arguments will all be j
before 4 o'clock. Leaders of the ma
pority hope that the caucus will no
+ have to resort to binding pledge, blu
il a pledge is thought necessary
win be proposed and put through.