Why Fight Is All on Sugar in Tariff Debate
Washington reports examine why tariff policy centers on sugar. Louisianan cane sugar producers warn free sugar would ruin their industry, while beet sugar interests claim $61,000,000 in U.S. investments are at risk. The piece notes Hawaii Porto Rico and other beet and domestic producers are involved in the contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cofgresamas Clyd H. Tavenner
Washington
Bette
Hardwick Committee
Beat
Ruth Ty
Convocation Well Attended in Laramie Cathedral Gathering
A large crowd attended a convocation at the Cathedral in Laramie with many coming from nearby towns. Notable attendees included local clergy and town leaders while discussions covered church affairs and community issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees
Wroming
Laramie
Hivele Ware
Uanerven
Deno Thornberry
Her
Mechanic
Thomas & TD
Rev
Boo Halter
Boringa
How
Corbett
Lowe
le Ber Albert
Government Seizure Looms Over Misbranded Meat Goods
In Washington D C on June 17 the Secretaries McAdoo Houston and Hedfield ruled that meat and meat products in foreign and interstate commerce are liable to seizure if misbranded or adulterated. They ordered immediate manufacturer compliance with the food and drug act in addition to the meat inspection law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
McAdoo
Houston
Hedfield
Food and Drug Net
City Council Pursues Development Amid Creek Dispute
City officials press ahead with a contract for Pope Springs development. The council, advised by the city attorney, proposes a demurrage bond to secure title and requires specifications by the city engineer. Applications for a pipe line and sewer access are referred to the water and sewer committee as residents seek routes through blocks and alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Springs
Ety
HG Knight
Agricultural Schoo
Ea ‘Avai
Value Pacific Fourth Addition
Couneil
Jomen W. Quaintance
VJ Tidball
Alow Realty Company
Sevicon
Spring Creek
Suffragettes Convicted After Turbulent Trial
June 11 reports reveal leading suffragist figures convicted in a landmark case connected to a contentious protest. The verdict followed an intense trial scene with strong statements about sacrifice and allegiance to the cause.
Explorer Ready to Leave on Arctic Expedition
The polar expedition led by Vilhjalmur Stefansson departs Nome on July 26 aboard the Karlak and the Alaska. Captain Robert Bartlett aboard the Roosevelt lineage vessel heads north through Behring Strait toward the Arctic Ocean. The plan is a three year stay with aims to study Arctic regions and native cultures and return to Nome in September, weather permitting.
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Wtefansson
Earth
Vilhjalmar Steffansson
Arctic
Robert Bartlett
Meary
Roosevelt
Mastoe
Karlak
Coronation Guif
Victoria Land
Amundsen
Stefanseen
Nome
Septemer
Greenland
Sis
Solseuel
Alaska
Kartuk
Be ‘Ring Strait
Artic Ocean
Bosfort Sea
Stefenssen
Vatablish & Tees
Karla
Herschel Istead
Beaufort
McReynolds Rule In Landmark Fleet Case Reaches Final
Judge John Athee of Cheyenne upholds Midwest Land Co title in a major land dispute involving valuable assets. The ruling addresses ownership rights and abstains from allowing withdrawals during the case, with further similar actions pending.
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Washington
John Athee
Cheyenne
Wye
Midwest
Lee
Stump and Pomeroy Plan Semi Pro Ball Team at Laramie
Stump and Pomery of the New Brunswick pool hall organize a semi pro baseball team for the summer in Laramie. The lineup mirrors the old Gem team with new lettering changing Laramie to TK. Ralph Glenn captains the Brupewiel Balk club as negotiations continue with teams from Hanne and Rawslow for a Fourth of July appearance.
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Messrs
Stump
Pomery
New Brunswick
Gem
Laramié
Laramie
Brupewiel Balk Club
Ralph Glenn
Hanne
Rawslow
Nottage Died Funeral Today From Work Injury
William Nottage, about 20, of this city, died two weeks after a switch engine accident at the Pacific Fruit and Express company. He suffered a severe foot injury followed by blood poisoning and gangrene, endured at Cheyenne and Cheyenne hospital. He left a wife and three children Agatin, Mary and Hew, and was active in the Moose and Woodmen of the World lodges. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Stryker undertaking parlors with Masonic and Moose involvement.
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Pacific Fruit and Express Company
Wiliam Nottage
Tee House
Watcr
Fex
Joho
Cheyenne
Willam Noettage
Agatin
Mary
Henry
The
Moose
Punerel
Wedeweday
Stryker
Ber Wright
Methodiet Church
Cheyenne No No 3
Palllasters
Onder
Weather Today Washington Outlook Wednesday Through Thursday
The forecast covers Washington with cloudy periods and light wind. Warmth remains mild into Wednesday and Thursday with a chance of showers, while coastal and mountain areas may see steadier precipitation.
Senator Martine Clash Highlights West Virginia Hearings
Charleston dispatch reports a near clash between Senator Martine and Morton of the operators' association during a labor dispute. The committee prepares to finish witness examinations in Washington as strike actions widen and rumors of a district executive board meeting circulate.
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Charleston
W. Va
Martine
Quinn Morton
Operators’ Association
Morton
Trikere
Camp Holly Grove
Kenyon
Washington
Swanson
Iver Feild
J. W. Ashby
C Watts
Watts
Holly Grove
Mar Wom
Winsom
Attormere
Uranium Ore Discovered in Empress Region
A Wyoming mine owned by A. G. Richards, son of a former governor, shipped about one and a half tons of uranium ore containing radium. experts in Washington and Prof J J Mellarvey support ore value and radioactivity, with potential sales up to 22 000 per ton if grades hold. The report ties radium prospects to Wyoming resources and medical hopes, amid celebratory yet exhausting royal events in Empress.
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A. G. Richards
Wyoming
Keytome
Albany
Geological Survey
Washington
Monseay Department
J. J. Melfervey
Pasadena
Cal
Richards’ Ealms
Mellarvey
Larem
Richards
Mme Curie
Friedmann Departures Hint at Return to New York
Unclear text suggests James Friedmann of New York medical circle left his post after months in care for tuberculosis. The article notes a hospital home return and raises questions about retirement, without a definite statement from the doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedmann
York
James
Taberraboain
Ile Imetiiuie
Debate on Redekins In Senate Warms Up Appropriation Talk
Washington June 17 The senate debate over the appropriation bill grew heated with Senator Lane accusing associates of presenting a bill containing scant information and being detained in duties. Senator Stone, committee chair, replied that Lane did not know what he was talking about.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Lane
Stone
Street Singer Faithful Despite Harsh Treatment in City
A fragmented account describes a street singer praised for faithfulness while facing hostility from the public. The piece notes English born performers seeking success through talent and managerial support, with an observer condemning mistreatment in a crowded retail area and city crowd.
Lobbyists and senators discuss reform amid sugar and labor debates
Senator Smith testifies that lobby activity shapes policy, citing labor, sugar, and press influence. He defends lobbying as a constitutional right for labor unions and industry groups, while noting newspapers and publishers also participate in public discourse and policy shaping.
Labor Leaders Held For Death of Women
Labor leaders are detained amid a clash over a strike tied to the death of women workers. The incident involved industrial union figures and an ongoing dispute over safety and work conditions at the plant.
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Diecuse
Council of Ad
Engligw Court
Lendom
Maevein
Explorer
M’reynolds
Riner
MID West O14
Pomeroy
Nottage
Atinne Hospital
Loddes
Moose Order
George Crawford
George
W. O W
Cohurede
Early
Hines
Berlin
Victoria
Imperial Bos
Wil
Bon
Keystone
Carent
Fardeon
Bert Sugar Industry
Senator Smith
Committee
Teutt
Clarence C. Haimlin
Colorado Springs
Hamlin
Smith
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Wiley
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Taft
Labor
Wwewich
Mage
Deei Vente Pingree
Nathawial Herma
Deelacrd
Wanda
Oled
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