The Protectionist, Volume 24Home Market Club, 1912 - Protectionism A monthly magazine of political science and industrial progress. |
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Page 11
... York to whom they send their goods , II making undervaluations compara- tively easy . Then the importation of watches in " knocked down " condi- tion allows evasion of the stamping provisions of the law of 1909. This enables the dealers ...
... York to whom they send their goods , II making undervaluations compara- tively easy . Then the importation of watches in " knocked down " condi- tion allows evasion of the stamping provisions of the law of 1909. This enables the dealers ...
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... York as in Lancashire , an evidence of the keen competition that exists today and always has existed in the cotton in- dustry , it represents a condition that could not long prevail . It needs no ar- gument to prove that an industry ...
... York as in Lancashire , an evidence of the keen competition that exists today and always has existed in the cotton in- dustry , it represents a condition that could not long prevail . It needs no ar- gument to prove that an industry ...
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... York According to the New York Tribune , the twelve countries having trade unions organizations have a total population of more than 347 , - 000,000 , but the total number of trades unions members in them is only a trifle more than ...
... York According to the New York Tribune , the twelve countries having trade unions organizations have a total population of more than 347 , - 000,000 , but the total number of trades unions members in them is only a trifle more than ...
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... York before the Senate Fi- nance Committee developed the fact that the " sugar trust " wants free sugar . The witness admitted that the company which he represented " was paying for the free sugar propaganda and was a leading advo- cate ...
... York before the Senate Fi- nance Committee developed the fact that the " sugar trust " wants free sugar . The witness admitted that the company which he represented " was paying for the free sugar propaganda and was a leading advo- cate ...
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... York ( est ) 83 No. Carolina ... 8 Oklahoma Pennsylvania .. 4 9 Georgia Philippines 2 Hawaii 6 So. Carolina 20 Illinois 2 Tennessee 15 and two Indiana 20 Vermont 6 Iowa 8 Virginia 24 Kansas 2 Hawaii 6 Kentucky 23 Nevada 6 THE NATIONAL ...
... York ( est ) 83 No. Carolina ... 8 Oklahoma Pennsylvania .. 4 9 Georgia Philippines 2 Hawaii 6 So. Carolina 20 Illinois 2 Tennessee 15 and two Indiana 20 Vermont 6 Iowa 8 Virginia 24 Kansas 2 Hawaii 6 Kentucky 23 Nevada 6 THE NATIONAL ...
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