Sugar bounty sparks European market struggle and policy clash
Cable reports a singular European battle over sugar control as Germany, Britain, and the United States weigh bounty shifts to boost sugar production. Plummeting prices threaten farmers and factories, prompting calls to extend subsidies to maintain markets, with cross national objections likely.
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Premier Davis Appointment Sparks BC Political Circles
British Columbia faces a new premier selection after Premier Theo Davis, chief justice of the BC Supreme Court, is named to succeed the late Chief Justice Ble Mathew Poghy. D. W. Higgins, three term legislature speaker, is a leading candidate as cabinet ministers resist forming a ministry. The scene is a tense political stake with strong personalities in contention.
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Washington editor to sue over libel claim
The World reports Washington editor Frank B. Noyes of The Evening Star intends to sue New York Sun editor Charles A. Dans for criminal libel. The dispute centers on an AP and UP press battle and a Sun editorial criticizing AP management, prompting Noyes to authorize legal action in New York.
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Nominee for Mexico post named by president Ransom
Washington February 23. The president nominated Hon. Matt Ransom of North Carolina for minister to Mexico to succeed the late Jeano P. Gray. His confirmation was reported. debates referenced bimetal compliance and the monetary conference. Two clerks’ pay raises were discussed with mixed votes as lawmakers debated salaries. A Georgia crime target dubbed “the Georgia snake” remained at large after a burglary and a police chase with a reward offered. A separate case involved three Black suspects and a white youth linked to Wells store burglary near Americus, with two captured.
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Terrible L and N Railroad Wreck Near Greenville AlS
A private telegram reports the through passenger train from Montgomery to New Orleans derailed on the L and MN line near Greenville Alabama. The wreck caused a coal car pileup igniting a fire. one passenger died and many were injured, with several likely fatally. Several Maconites were aboard the preceding train en route to Mardi Gras.
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