Roosevelt on reciprocity upped by farmers debate
The speech cites Colonel Roosevelt at the 1912 St Paul state fair and traces reciprocity with Canada. It notes the Canada Canada reciproc ity not started by Taft, origins in McKinley Roosevelts era, and Taft’s cautious approach and later recommendation after study. It mentions Canada’s firm refusal signaling U S benefit interests.
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Dent Taftou
Lori
Biegid
Uilake
Aiuifer
Canada
United States
Roosevelt
St.Paul
Taft
McKin Rosevelt
Sizley
Congress
Cuba
Prosperity Forecast From 1912 Business Leaders
The New York Sun report notes Julius Kruttschnitt and Otto Kahn predicting U S prosperity with a caveat that politics will influence the cycle. Kahn warns that a political unsettled climate could dampen the revival as crops and industry show strength in 1912. James McCrea of the Pennsylvania Railroad voices optimism that a new era of prosperity has begun.
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New York Sun
United States
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Lloydine
Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman Railroad Lines
Kruttschnitt
Harriman
Otto Kahn
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Europe
Mauretania
Atahn
Kahn
Wilson
Feng Themene Tribune
Pittsburg
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCrea
Convention Lessons At Tabernacle Sessions Highlight Mutual Work
The report covers night sessions at the tabernacle with young men's and ladies departments meeting in Fielding Academy earlier. Fred J. Price urged pre planned programs and hymns, while W B Morgan noted engaging balicongs for the young men. The convention closed after an afternoon of questions and a final tabernacle meeting.
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Nyspeom
Tabernacle
Fielding Academy
Sauditorium
Morgan
Fonsas
Ion
Hyer
Zation Clark Aude
Aubcyaie Felayeh Lee
Fred J. Price
Taber- Lake
Wormy fruit shipped from Utah tied to Cragun Brothers
Inspector Norton reports a letter from Utah State Inspector Claud Taylor about wormy pears shipped to P. M. Candy Company in Soda Springs by Cragun Brothers of Ogden. The letter notes potential penalties and requests harsher fines on repeat offenses.
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John Norton
Claud Taylor
Utah
Tom Mighty Whitte
Maeiae
Norton
Coming Tonight at the Opera House Paris
Jack Christie and company present the drama A Dangerous Friend at the Opera House tonight in Paris for the first time. The piece is billed as a good moral entertainment and is expected to draw a wide audience seeking quality live theater.
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Jack Christie
Ot Players
Paris
Teachers and Parents Must Unite for Childrens Future
A speech urges parents and teachers to support children and teachers, stressing parental responsibility for homes and community effort to assist educators. It argues visits to schools, open cooperation, and mutual benefits will improve schooling and honor teachers.
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Sve-Musé
Pioneer's Widow Julia Budge Remembered as Noble Devoted Partner
In Paris and the Budge family circle Aunt Julia known for kindness and service to others. She stood by Pres. Budge for nearly fifty six years, facing sorrows with unselfish devotion and faith, guiding and encouraging through life’s trials.
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Juris
C.cw
Pres. Budge
Paris
Julia
Excursions Sore Canada Attendees and Funeral News
Feeder notes list Arthur Budge Seth Budge and others including Mrs Dan Price Mrs J Wa Hayward Dr Franklin Budge and Jos R Shepherd attending a farming congress and a funeral service for Abdul Budge in Logan last Monday afternoon. Names include Bara Budge J A Stucks and wives from Par is and Montpelier.
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Arthur Budge
Seth Budge
Dan. Price
J._Wa -Hayward
Franklin Budge
Jos
Signs Point Toward Prosperity for Gary as Steel Orders Rise
Gary, Indiana, enters a boom phase as United States Steel reports August orders of 6,163,375 tons, up 21,296 tons from July and the highest since 1907. The Tribune notes mills near full capacity, predicts extensions, and cites banker interviews signaling strong business for the year ahead in Gary’s steel era.
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Gary
Ind
Tribune
United States Steel Corporation
The
New York
Ford
Special train service linked to county fair schedule
A special train will operate between Paris and Montpelier in the county fair period. Service runs Thursday Friday and Saturday October 10 11 12 with return from Paris around 6 30 p m.
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Sperial
Paris
Montpelier
Mrs Nowland of Dingle Recovers After Amputation
Mrs Arthur Nowland of Dingle underwent surgery in Montpelier last Thursday. Doctors found gangrene in the left leg three inches above the knee and amputated it. Her condition is improving as the blood poisoning subsides and she is expected to recover.
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Arthur Nowland
Dingle
Montpelier
Bad Man Jones Steals Silver From Montpelier Jewelry Store
A man described as a negro named Bill Jones broke a back window of a Montpelier jewelry shop, packed silver in a suitcase, and fled. He was later found at a Cokeville farm and offered silverware for sale before being jailed in Paris awaiting district court action.
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Bill Jones
Montpelier
Cokeville
Paris
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