Tariff Concessions and Cuban Sugar Debate
A heated discussion on Cuban tariff concessions contrasts eastern and western views. Proponents argue aid to Cuba may aid emancipation, while opponents warn it harms the beet sugar industry. The piece weighs economic and patriotic considerations and asks if Cuba’s needs justify sacrificing domestic beet sugar.
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Guban Bugar
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Young Train Wrecker Faces Serious Charge Near Jewell
The county jail holds Silas Johnson a sixteen to eighteen year old resident north of Jewell charged with attempting to wreck a freight train. He confessed after detective work linked him to the act Thursday near a bridge over the Mud Lake bed. Bond set at $1,000, potential penitentiary up to life, reform school possible due to age. The incident followed earlier misguided impulses and risks to morning passengers were noted as the freight crew cleared obstructions. Detectives warn of severe penalties and Johnson’s future depends on grand jury action.
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Silas Johnson
Jewell
Haif
Jessa Jines
Webster City
North-Western
Young Johnson
Justice King
Albert Johnson
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