Spreckels Says It Caused Break With Father Over Sugar Trust
New York July 20 Henry C Mott director of American Sugar Refining testified before the special congressional committee. He said the company never discriminated against planters or punished Louisiana sellers and that much Louisiana sugar was refined in New Orleans. Spreckels recalled letters linked to the rift with his father and brothers lasting fifteen years. Freeman denied knowledge of minutes mutilation. Mott offered to buy Louisiana sugar for independents at the company price plus a premium, while denying discriminatory practices by local agents.
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New York
tenry C Mott
American Sugar Refining company
congressional
surat trust
Lousiana
rehaars
New Orleans
Mr. Alott
Louisiana
Henry A Wise quotes on refinery output and sugar imports
Henry A Wise, U S District Attorney, defends prosecution of steel wire men and discusses refinery instructions. He explains plant capacity of 40 000 barrels and monthly purchase needs of about 200 000 tons of raw sugar, storage of 70 000 to 166 000 tons, and the impact of freight rates on pricing.
Watch Found In Alligator Linked To Missing Girl Mystery
Forsyth Georgia July 26 a prized gold watch and chain were found in the stomach of a large alligator that died on a porch near here The watch bore the initials of twelve year old Janst Thom son of Island Grove Florida who vanished two years ago From the lake bank where she was last seen the girl played with the al ligator which later swallowed her The discovery by J M Jackson and others fuels belief the alligator accounts for the missing girl who has never been heard from since The case hinges on the engraved Waltham watch and its initials
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Forsyth
Janst Thomson frem
Island Grove
Fla
J. M. Jackson
Jackson
Waltham
Bobby Leach Over Niagara Falls Survives Barrel Plunge
Niagara Falls July 20 Bobby Leach becomes the second person to survive a drop over the Horseshoe Falls. He launched a steel barrel from the New York side, rode the river currents, and fell 158 feet into the gorge. The craft vanished, then reappeared as rescuers pulled Leach from the barrel with a broken left leg. He waved to spectators before being taken to shore. Separate report: Thirty seven of eighty four wire manufacturers plead nolo contendere to nine pool restraints and are fined a total of 12,700 dollars.
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Niagara Falls
N. J
Bobby” Leach
Horseshoe Falls
Nilagare
Leach
New York
Lewis
Electrical Development company
Frank Bduder
Archbald
criminal branch
United States circuit court
tech
F. W. Roebling
Roebling Sons company
Alfed I.’. Moore
Philadelphia
Frank J. Newbury
Joseph H. 5. Beldin
Thomas Wallace, Jr
Louis F. Anfulty
Newell B. Parson
Fine Wire Magnet association
nolle contendre
Wise
Rubber Covered Wire association
Ferdinand W. Roebling
John A. Roebling
Pope Not So Well Physicians Find His Temperature Raised
Pope reports indicate the pontiff's condition worsened since Tuesday with a higher fever yet overall symptoms remain not alarming. Doctors Peiacci and Marchiafava consult at the Vatican on the sore throat case.
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Tome
Peiacci
Marchiafava
phician
Vatican
Conservatives Declare Canadian People Must Decide on Reciprocity
Ottawa July 26 The Conservative caucus demands voters endorse reciprocity with the United States and vows continued obstruction until Parliament dissolves. The Liberal caucus says elections should be held as soon as possible, likely late September or early October, with Parliament to convene after the vote and the bill advanced if the government wins.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Canada
Starts on Life Cruise James B Hammond Hopes to Visit World Ports
James B Hammond, 73, typewriter inventor and manufacturer, left New York aboard his yacht the Lounger II for a twenty seven year cruise to touch at every yacht in the world. He plans to live to 100. The Lounger II carries an automobile, a nurse, a masseur, a chauffeur, a secretary, a dog, a canary and a phonograph, in addition to owner and crew.
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James B. Hammond
New York
Lounger
Missing midshipmen found in Norway after disappearance
Ges ton L. Hol and Charles L. Clifford, two American practice squadron midshipmen who vanished last Thursday, were located safe at Finn railway station in Chrttin Norway after traveling from Berlin where their vessels were. They will be returned to their ships under police care.
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Holmes
Clifford
Norway
Chrttin
Geston L. Hol
Charles L. Clifford
Finn
Berlin
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