Argentina bars sugar exports as Tucuman growers hold surplus
Argentina will not revoke the export ban on sugar. Tucuman growers reported a 50,000 ton surplus and pushed for exports. Labor groups warned higher domestic prices, urging retention of the surplus. The Director of Rural Economy estimates 260,000 tons of sugar harvest with a 52,154 ton surplus kept as reserve.
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Tucuman
Kigoyen
Argentina
Irigoyen
Director of Rural Economy and Statistics
Sugar Combination Sales Declared Illegal
Philadelphia January 38. Sales of sugar and other food items with merchandise in combination sales were declared illegal by United States District Attorney Kane.
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Philadelphia
United States
Kane
Japanese Army to Cut Service to Two Years Across Arms
Tokyo reports a government decision to reduce compulsory military service from three to two years for all infantry and most other branches, excluding cavalry. Paris dispatch notes a theater project aiding war orphans and a Y M C A effort teaching literacy and French to illiterate workers behind the front lines.
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Tokio
Britain imports from Germany post armistice rise in trade
London reports that since the armistice Great Britain has imported from Germany goods valued at 217,900 pounds and exported to Germany goods valued at 116,000 pounds.
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London
Great Britain
Germany
Three-wink system adopted for Los Angeles police
The public service commissioner endorses a new three-wink method to summon patrolmen to their boxes for headquarters orders, making Los Angeles the first city to trial the plan alongside its street lighting program. Budapest predicts annual Hungarian budget needs of 10,000,600,000 to 12,000,000,000 crowns regardless of border changes. Paris sets reintegration rule for prewar club members who must prove they did not bear arms against France to rejoin.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Public Service Commissioner
Los Angele
France
Political Boss Ruef to be released from San Francisco prison
Abraham Ruef the political boss known for the San Francisco graft cases will be released January 7, 1926 due to good behavior credits. Ruef was sentenced in 1911 to 14 years and paroled in 1925 after three years’ prior incarceration in the city.
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Ruef
San Francisco
Sac
Abe’ Ruef
Tim
Jai
Ruet
Francis J. Weney
Morris Haas
Juri Venire
Haas
Lawyers Dominate New French Chamber In Early Returns
Paris reports the newly elected French chamber comprises 626 members with 154 lawyers, 52 farmers, 28 military and naval officers including two generals and a vice admiral, 15 working men, five bankers, 4 priests and 3 pastors in the church, and 12 Jewish members in early tallies.
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Paris
Army
Navy
Lewis charges operators aiming to break up unions
John L. Lewis acting president of the United Mine Workers reported miners faced charges by bituminous mine operators aimed at breaking the union. He planned to travel to Columbus, Ohio, for the reconvened UMWA conference next week.
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Lewis
Indianapolis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Columbus
Ohio
United Mine Workers
Czech social democrats organize bank in Prague
The Czech social democratic party formed a Prague bank with a capital of 30 million crowns to finance party cooperative stores and related institutions.
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Prague
Czech Social Democratic Party
Flogging Practices Continue in India and Burmah
In India and Burmah the code still allows natives to be flogged for certain offences. As many as two thousand natives are flogged yearly in Burmah, but these floggings are generally not severe.
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India
Burmah
Special Notice From The American Cooperage
The American Cooperage company announces it's the largest barrel place in Maryland and pays the highest prices for old empty barrels. Main office on Light and Fayette Streets in Baltimore. Morris Latinsky, proprietor.
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The
American Cooperage Company
Maryland
Fayette Sts
Baltimore
Morris Latinsky
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