Leaders Fight to Control Senate in Key Primaries
Leaders of both parties brace for a Senate control clash as primary elections narrow the field. Republicans claim gains are possible but unlikely to flip a majority while Democrats expect to pick up two seats. The current Senate split stands at two to the Republicans, though the outlook remains uncertain amid regional contests.
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Shifting Colorado and Washington Senate Primary Race
The piece reviews Colorado Democratic and Republican candidate fields for the upcoming primaries, highlighting Tulio Scott and Collin Nam C. Dunks for the Democrats, W. B. Callicotte, Samuel D. Nicholson, and Karl C. Schuyler for the Republicans, plus notes on Washington contests involving Senator Wesley I. Jones and challengers. It also covers New York Wadsworth efforts, Vermont dynamics with Governor Dillingham, and the broader national view of Senate control as states finish their primaries.
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Italians Seek Laws Allowing Workers to Seize Factories
Mila Sept 18. The Confederation of Labor demands immediate convocation of the Italian parliament to pass laws enabling workmen to take over management of industrial plants. Resolutions favoring a compromise after factory occupations were adopted at a stormy confederation session. Somalist leaders attacked the confederation and urged Socialist party control, a mortalist demand being rejected.
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Arbuckle Refinery Drops Sugar Price in New York
New York reports Arbuckle Sugar Refining Co lowers granulated sugar price from 17.10 to 19 cents per pound. Market refineries follow, but dealers still supply most demand at 14 to 14 1/2 cents. Also notes state primary returns after Tuesday vote with 6,250 voting in Republican primaries and 41,098 declaring preferences.
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New Pneumatic Truck Tire Era Emerges
A historical note on the rise of pneumatic truck tires in the United States. It recalls when about 25,000 motor trucks existed and describes how early Pneumatic Truck Tire designs introduced structural strength, advanced breaker strips, and secure road holding to boost transportation efficiency across food and industrial sectors.
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