Abstract

Will the President Listen
June 4, 1930 issue

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Final returns from the U.S. tariff poll indicate that the editors of every section of the country overwhelmingly reject the pending measure. As earlier reported, a majority of the New Englanders replying demand its veto and more than three-fifths of the editors in the eight other leading industrial states. More than three-fifths of answers from the Northern agricultural states, nearly two-thirds of those coming from the West and more than seven-eighths of the Southern replies flatly call for a veto.

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TARIFF -- Law & legislation; TARIFF -- United States; UNITED States -- Politics & government; VETO; EXECUTIVE power; UNITED States
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