West and East Trade Tensions Over Production and Prices
The piece argues western producers should curb output to sustain prices while eastern manufacturers push for higher gains. It notes wholesale prices have fallen, gouging tactics by producers threaten market balance, and warns a shift toward equitable exchange may emerge as production slows. It also mentions political mobilization in the west to secure favorable terms.
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West
Boston Transcript
New
Voters See Disillusionment Abroad And At Home
The piece contrasts American voter skepticism with British labor optimism and disappointment after the Labor victory. It notes strikes and protests in London underground transport, denies claims of widespread communist influence, and critiques politicians for unkept promises and delayed reforms.
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America
Great Britain
Clopin
London
Labor Party
Sugar Prices Rumor and Reality Mix in Talk of Surplus
A federal bulletin by the Refining Company foresees large autumn sugar surpluses of 1.3 million tons this year and nearly 2 million tons in 1925, driven by wartime cane growth. While some experts predict lower prices, others warn that production control could push prices higher, amid political tension in Rhode Island.
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Federal Refining Company
New York
Rhode Island lawmakers in deadlock and chlorine gas scare
The Rhode Island legislature faced a prolonged deadlock with Republicans and Democrats clashing over leadership and quorum. Chlorine soaked papers caused multiple members to faint, triggering threats to leave the state and sparking calls for protection. The dispute prompted idle sessions and questions about who is really behind the turmoil.
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Rhode Island
Assembly
Senate
Bucome Il
Best Editorial on the American Vote and Native Rights
A garbled editorial discusses election tactics and the American vote, contrasting past foreign and domestic practices. It references a presidential act about territorial citizenship and voting rights, noting registration, eligibility, and the impact on Native groups and state participation.
Employer promises loyalty over punishment at higher pay
A terse, albeit odd, statement claims the employer favors promotion over firing and will pay more for loyalty than cleverness. It notes shared responsibility, compares workloads, and asserts the firm seeks someone with a real idea while bearing anxieties and offering top salaries to the right candidate.
Inside the 1908 to 1920 Republican campaign machinery
The piece reviews the long arc of party organization and leadership, noting critics, campaign strategies, and key figures such as Hitchcock, Hilles, Te McCombs, and Hughes. It discusses the challenges of national chairmen in directing campaigns, handling criticism, and balancing party unity with political pressure.
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Patt Organication
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Democratic National Committee
Lake
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White House
William Gibbs
Mel Maley
Charles E. Hughes
Willan
Svolcox
Mead
Simone
Political party leaders strain under 1924 nominating chaos
The piece recounts internal strife in the 1924 campaign, blaming George White for a weak chairmanship while noting Butler’s unsettled role in guiding the Republican ticket. It praises Butler’s handling of Coolidge nomination and portrays Levy as delivering a solid performance amid factional pressure.
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Jus Candidae
Mays
George White
Lowden
Caylidge
Batter Way
Tie
Cay
Japan Aroused by California Crime Sparked by Murders
News of the slayings in San Pedro sparked protests across Japan with strong anti American sentiments. Officials urged restraint as dispatches suggested the killings were not tied to immigration issues and government leaders urged calm. In Los Angeles activists ransacked the home of actor Jack Pickard, stealing jewelry valued around 40 thousand dollars.
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Jie Tly
Associated Press
America
San Pedro
Voice
United States Congress
Los Angeles
Jacl Pickard
Tentative Democrat Plans and Convention Details
A detailed outline of Democratic convention procedures is described with tentative plans for addresses, committee appointments, and rule changes. It covers organization steps, credential reports, rules on nominating speeches, and the long process to adopt the party platform before nominating a presidential candidate.
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Stecel
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Wet law lost as commissioner balks at beer permit measure
The article reports a liquor law vote failure after Commissioner George P. McKenzie refused assent to a bill permitting beer and light wines in certain premises. He referred the amendment to the governor general in council, who warned the measure against law conflicts amid ongoing Canada United States negotiations on shipment through Alaska.
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Lhect Council
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Unite Seates
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Answers to Questions from The Wilano Independent Information Bureau
A chaotic Q and A feature presents queries on history language and facts. Topics include the Greek courier from Marathon to Athens, Niagara Falls power use, naming of Anne Arundel County, plural voting in England, crab apples, Browning magazine contributions, and U S coinage history.
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Car Goes Over Bank Bridge Killing Engineer in Arizona
In a June 22 AP report from Spokan, Alwin Strom greh, a 42 year old electrical engineer from Ajo Arizona, was killed when a car driven by Stromgrer went off a 50 foot bridge. Alvin Johnson, 22, Spokane, was injured as two young women passengers also in the vehicle were hurt. The crash occurred near Athol and involved a dive of the vehicle over the bridge into the water.
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Associated Press
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Ariz
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Stromgrer
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KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENT NEAR GREAT WALLS
Associates Press report from Circat Falls describes the fatal car crash late today on the West road about a mile south of Great Walls. Rosenthal of Durant Wis. died. Rogerson of Vironia Wis. injured lightly.
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A Rosenthal
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Great Walls
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Vironia
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