RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT
DEBATKD IN CONGRESS. APPROVED BY THE*LOWER HOUSK. Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. WASHINGTON. February 14. Tho House of Representatives* has considered the Reciprocity Bill, the vote to consider it being carried by 197 to 120. Tho Democratic leaders announce that but a few of their party object 'A. the measure. The Republicans are split, one section (the "Old Guard") fearing that Protection will be abandoned. Addressing the Pan-American Commercial Conference, President Taft paid ho hoped the day was not distant when reciprocal trade relations would join all countries in North and South -America. Such-an example would be. an-object-lesson to the rest of the world, and would tend to discourage war.
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Evening Star, Issue 14490, 15 February 1911, Page 6
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110RECIPROCITY AGREEMENT Evening Star, Issue 14490, 15 February 1911, Page 6
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