The Tariff Act of 1890 raised taxes to 49.5% on 1,500-plus items. Championing the move was the “Napoleon of Protectionism,” William McKinley, an Ohio Republican congressman who would be elected ...

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Commerce Secretary and future United States President Herbert Hoover approved, and WNAX was born in 1922 ... saxophonist Howard Kieser and pianist Art Beal to play dance dates in and around Bismarck.

Most historians can tell you what happened after President Herbert Hoover signed the Smoot-Hawley tariff into law that year: Global trade collapsed, aggravating the world’s slide into depression.

There’s no future with presidents who have the politics of Mussolini and the economics of Herbert Hoover.” A woman carries a sign that reads 'Driverless Government,' showing a flame engulfed ...