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But Smoot-Hawley is certainly stirring up some buzz today. For those unfamiliar with ye old Act, Smoot-Hawley was named for Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, and ...

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In 1930, the Smoot-Hawley Act was created by Utah Senator Reed Smoot and Oregon Representative Willis C. Hawley, both Republicans. This was the second-largest implementation of tariffs in U.S ...

The Herald was the first to merge, going from a venerable Democratic paper to a shill for the Republican Reed Smoot machine in its combination with the Inter-Mountain Republican before its ultimate ...

Susan was born February 10, 1946, to Reed Smoot Seaman and Mary Albertson Seaman in Cedar City, Utah. Surrounded by loved ones, she passed away peacefully in Taylorsville, Utah. As the oldest of ...

Willis Hawley of Oregon, chair of the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee, and Sen. Reed Smoot of Utah, who chaired the Senate Finance Committee. Smoot-Hawley was "broad," putting tariffs ...