Sugar policy debates in 1918 19 guide price promises
The text recounts a historical sequence in Indiana and nationally about sugar policy. It notes the 1918 equalization board, a sugar shortage claim, and debates over buying Cuban sugar to stabilize prices. It references President Wilson, Senator McNary, Attorney General Palmer, and actions that aimed to keep sugar affordable, including bulk purchases and price guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne’ Yeason
Gar Equalization Board
Bnext
George A.riskie
Lrd
United States
Wilson
McNary
Cratic
Mitchell Palmer
Louisiana
Readiness to contend for presidency amid sugar policy debate
A garbled text argues Cuba and sugar policy under a Democratic administration. It claims the Sane Equalization Board warned profiteers would control sugar and that delaying Cuban sugar buys costs Americans billions. It asserts voters pay through higher retail prices and criticizes administration inaction.
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Bty
Amarien
Cuba
Wil Vom
Sane Equalization Board
Cone Sumer
Nurses Meet Here Tomorrow in District No 6
The Grae uote Nurses' Association of District No. 6 schedules its quarterly meeting at the Nurses Home connected with the Indiana Hospital. The event takes place Wednesday with an excellent program prepared and urged attendance by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Graeuote Nurses’ Association of District No. 6
Indiana Hospital
Tomarrawy
Ats Rbernaen
ATL Deenedigs
Lia Neta Lee
Redd Road
Crownsville
Cwnsville
Wed in Cumberland Warriage License Granted in Aid Maryland
A marriage license was granted in aid Maryland yesterday for Wells and Miss Margaret A. Sturt of Alesville. The fragmentary text notes questions about Cox and Bryan, but the readable fact confirms the license grant and names the couple and location.
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Cumberland
Aid
Yestering
Wells
Margaret A. Sturt
Alesville
Ahat
Miners and Operators Reject Conference in Wage Dispute
A written exchange from Clearfield Pennsylvania records the Association of Mining Operators refusing to meet with the Policy Committee of the United Mine Workers of America. The document outlines wage increases for most workers, with specific dates cited for the new pay and back wages to be included in forthcoming payrolls.
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Ohn Mrophiy
Volto
United Mine Workers of America
Dis- Wick No. 2
Wilson
Shaul
Ince
BLM
Clark
Miss Walker Accepts Post at Valley City Normal
Miss Laura Walker, formerly at Didiene Normal School, accepts a position at Valley City Normal School in North Dakota. She left for Valley City on Monday evening at 7 45. MacSwiney Still Living. London dispatch notes British plan to rush Major Cork figure from Brixton Jail to a hospital for forcible feeding upon unconsciousness, though unconfirmed.
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Laura Walker
Didiene Normal School
Valley City Normal School
Valley City
North Dakota
Walker
MacSwiney
London
Love Mavyor MacSwiney
Cork
Beixton
Maine Vote Signals GOP Governor Victory by Wide Margin
Figures from Maine show the Republican candidate Parkhurst won the governorship by about 75,000 votes amid a surge of new voters, especially women. Precinct returns indicate strong GOP turnout across all counties including Knox and Auckland. White House aides cite lack of Democratic organization in Maine as a key factor in the Republican victory.
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Nonten Veling
Curtis
Knox County
Auckland
Parkhurst
TNPG
Llewelyn Towers
Wilson
Washington
League of Nations
Maine
White House
Cox
All Aboard For Indianapolis Parade Hints And Travel Tips
Instructions for travelers to Indianapolis from Pittsburgh guide safety, lodging at Claypool Hotel, pennsylvania ribbons, luggage handling, and packing tips. Details cover parade attire for G A R members, train schedules, and possible side trips, with notes on tickets, validation, and paper cups for drink service on the journey.
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Indianapolis
United States
Claypool Hotel
Department of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvani Station
Pittsburgh
Destina Ition
Wona. Roberts
Paassoneway
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mearest Station
Wavelvd
Dpittsburgh
Jat Tai A.M
Tho Alm
VPM
Rink
Tve Ge
Clues Found In Fatalities At Whiskey Run
Reports say two men Cosmo and Villa were shot near a Woods area after a gathering at a house. Several suspects, including Mary Cimano, are in custody but refuse to testify. Inquest found Cosmo mortally wounded by twenty four perforations and Villa with nine bullet entries from .82 and .38 calibres.
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Villa
Cosmo
Mary Cimano
Parking up for discussion by councilmen
Borough council considers street paving bids amid high material costs and worker pay. State rejects bids. one proposal could cost 90,000 dollars per mile, needing about 1 million dollars to pave a route from Indiana to Shelocta. Fourth street width from 75 to 60 feet proposed by property owners, referred to Street Committee. Protest over surface water drainage from West alley into Bon Ton cellar noted, referred for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Shelocta
William Kissinger
Fourth Street
Church Street
South Borough
Samuel Rose
Westalley
Bon Ton
Price changes in wholesale markets and livestock
Price changes across fruits, vegetables, and dairy show mixed movement with oranges and peaches up or steady. Livestock receipts indicate steady demand for cattle hogs and lambs with prices ranging across grades. dairy and poultry rates listed for creams, eggs, cheese, and fresh dressed hens. A rumor about Fifth Cousin Soerel closes the item.
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New York
Formal living room decor outlined in period style notes
The article discusses home decor focusing on furniture arrangement and the formal atmosphere of living spaces. It stresses balance among pictures and furniture, the impact of color and scale, and the need for practical comfort in American homes, mentioning Cox and political figures in passing.
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Poole
Revenue man in new office in Blairsville
R. M. Allen, deputy collector of internal revenue for the district, says his office moves from the Federal Building to the Municipal Building on North Seventh Street this morning. William G. McAune notes that advocates of the League of Nations do not insist on its form.
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R. M. Allen
Blairsville
Internal Revenue
North Seventh Street
William G. McAune
Tose
League of Nations
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