Sugar Refiners in Open War Over Free Sugar
In Chicago sugar manufacturers warn of an open war against free sugar as importers and cane interests push to end competition. They say beet sugar outputs 600000 tons annually from 16 states and pay farmers 590000000, arguing free raw sugar would destroy domestic industry and create a refiner importer monopoly. Chairman C C Hamlin of Colorado calls the publicity a misrepresentation campaign to sway public opinion.
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Chicago
New York
Ohio
California
C. C. Hamlin
Colorado
Madne
End of Life by Shooting by Retired Admiral Taylor
Washington DC retired Rear Admiral John Yeatman Taylor, a renowned naval surgeon and former medical director of the Navy, shot himself in his study. Found unconscious by a butler, he died after half an hour. Grief over his son’s automobile death in Wilmington two years earlier is linked to his decline.
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Washington
DD. C
John Yeatman Taylor
United States Navy
Paylor
Enormous Guns for New Ships
The Navy plans two giant battleships carrying three 14 inch guns in each turret. Bids for construction are to be raffled next month by the Navy Department.
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Washington, D. C
Oklashorma
Nevada
Young Thief, Aged Just Thirteen, Arrested In Horse Theft
The young suspect Mason Elty and Ta John Hauge, called the youngest horse thief extant at 13, stole a horse from Lonnie Blair near Iowa Falte, then hitched the horse in the city, bought a ticket to Austin, and was arrested.
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Lonnie Blair
Iowa Falte
Austin
Third District Official Results Shift in Nebrison Race
Official figures show Stephens Democrat with 22,553 votes and Eliott Republican with 18,608 in Nebraska's Third congressional district, giving Stephens a majority of 3,964. Latta's previous year totals and district breakdowns are noted, with Eliott carrying multiple counties and Antelope recording sparse returns.
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Lingojn
Neb
Stephens
Eliott
Latta
Boyd
Antelone
Burt
Merrick
Nance
Livestock Market Prices Seen Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Livestock market reports show bids in varied ranges for cattle from good to choice and veering to medium stock. Hogs ranged around six to six and a quarter dollars with bulk sales near six twenty six, while sheep and yearlings traded around two to five dollars with ewes and other categories noted.
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Bionx
Four Men Die in Scalding Construction Incident
Four men working on a construction site were killed in a scalding accident. An engineer and two Swedish workers were among those burned as the injury section reported the fatal incident.
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Burn
Potter
News Of A Week In Condensed Form
A roundup from around the world notes Postmaster General Hitchcock allowing a full year for second class eligibility despite expired subscriptions. Officials discuss Navy pay and construction amalgamation, antitrust actions re Harvester, Standard Oil and Tobacco cases, plus court rulings on stock running. Reports cover cyclones, strikes, legal cases, and notable bequests. Headlines touch Pulitzer will, Apple congress, and a wide array of international and domestic events with emphasis on named persons, places, and institutions.
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Hitchcock
Personal Uncle Joe Cannon Declines Presidential Run
Former speaker Joe Cannon says he is too old to run for president as his steamship Chaio baj sails from New York toward Panama. He questions the idea of returning a presidential fee from a Panama canal gun inspection trip around December. A $40,000 yearly fund for five years supports an experimental public business school in New York, aided by Mr J Harriman. Mrs. Belya A. Lockwood of Washington denies Michigan newspaper claims that he is frail. she is eighty-one and active.
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New York
Panama Canal
Mrg. J. H. Harriman
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Washington, D. C
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Lockwood
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Berry
Bouton
Des Moines
Northwestern
R. M. Afshtan
Dawell Junction
Agilmore City
Mine
Coffin
Albrook
Fort Dodge
Coffy
Bert van Houten
Ives
Sidney
Ora Hopkis
Taihot
Russell
Talbot
Beatrice Clark
Walter McCarthy
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Mason City
Qark
John Ralland
Tria
Keokuk
Atund
French Rolland
Lou Rolland
Delta Delta Delta
Iowa City
Surnace
FLD
Stout
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Keane
Evangelist Long
Io Shenandoah
Christian Church
Masonia
Stuart
John Shotwell
Muscatine
Ufelos
Henry McForkeuteock
Minneapolis
International Catholic Colonization Association
Belle
Howard Tathan
Albia
James EE. O'Callaghan
Radshaw
Ian Atwood
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Waterloo
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Latie
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Gulifornia
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Mstrict Court
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Marlon Mholenbhugh
Evan -Polist
Springfeld
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Gorvle
Mncmislay
D. H. Martens
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Bex Molnes
Nuathoo
Martens
Nothoo
Thomas Watson
Borlous Illneen
Penitentiary
Ft. Madison
Watson
Mills County
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Coulrge
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Great Western
Cedar Palla
Waterlon
William B. Tell
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Tewa
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Washington County
Hte Waa
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Hell
Oart Aldo Central
Charles City
Staite Board of Control
Justa A. Robinson
State Institution
Kentucky
Misa Robinson
State Board of Control
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Tair
Coo College
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Iowa News Briefs Highlight Growth and Crime
A Parry electric firm wins the Howton plant contract, Des Moines train service improves, marriages and legal cases unfold across the state. Fires destroy landmarks, court rulings shape divorces and trials, and community projects like schools and water works advance amid accidents and arson fears.
Changes in Football Coaching in the Big Michigan Era
Analyzes shift from raw power to versatile coaching in college football. notes Michigan under Yost adopting broader playmaking, deeper squads, and earlier substitution. contrasts with eastern and Missouri valley practice, highlighting impact on scores and All American selections.
Youngest American Athlete Richard Baxter Born
Richard Baxter, son of Hugh H. Daxter, a pole vaulter and millionaire, is presented as the youngest registered athlete in the United States. An Amateur Athletic Union card was issued before he reached twenty four hours old, with Captain Matthew Halpin of the New York A C as proposer and Robert C. Kater seconding from a mama alub.
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Hugh H. Daxter
Richard
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Matthew Halpin
New York A. C
Robert C. Kater
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