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February 22, 1911
The Brunswick News
Brunswick, Glynn County, Georgia
What is this article about?
In Washington on Feb. 21, Representative Underwood of Alabama stated that House Democrats will immediately revise Payne-Aldrich Act schedules if an extra congressional session is called after March 4 adjournment, correcting reports that they would not.
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Washington, Feb. 21.—If the extra session of congress is called following adjournment March 4, the house democrats will begin immediately to revise several schedules of the Payne-Aldrich act.
This authoritative statement was today given out by Representative Underwood, of Alabama, prospective chairman of the new ways and means committee.
It was made to correct an erroneous report in circulation during the past few days. Mr. Underwood said the statement that if the extra session is called the democrats in the house will not begin the work of revision of the tariff is absolutely unfounded.
This authoritative statement was today given out by Representative Underwood, of Alabama, prospective chairman of the new ways and means committee.
It was made to correct an erroneous report in circulation during the past few days. Mr. Underwood said the statement that if the extra session is called the democrats in the house will not begin the work of revision of the tariff is absolutely unfounded.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
What keywords are associated?
Congress
Tariff Revision
House Democrats
Payne Aldrich Act
Underwood
What entities or persons were involved?
Representative Underwood, Of Alabama
Where did it happen?
Washington
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Washington
Event Date
Feb. 21
Key Persons
Representative Underwood, Of Alabama
Event Details
Representative Underwood stated that if an extra session of Congress is called after March 4 adjournment, House Democrats will immediately revise several schedules of the Payne-Aldrich Act to address tariff revisions, correcting an erroneous report that they would not begin this work.