Sugar Industry Seeks to Stabilize Prices Amid Rebound Efforts
The piece reports on attempts by sugar producers to rehabilitate prices after a rise in June followed by a pullback. It notes Cuban output is projected higher this year and discusses plans to adjust production flow, aiming for better gains for growers while debates over trucking, freight rates, and policy continue. It cites American and Cuban wage groups and mentions Irving Fisher as a source in a 1930s context.
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Lune
Syurt
Cristi
Cuba
Joammat
Irving Fisher Syo
State of Mind Weaker Than Wak es
B C Forbes laments a pervasive mood of pessimism across the United States. He notes slumping prices for wheat copper rubber and sugar and warns that falling profits and demand threaten railroads steel and retail sectors. He cites high unemployment and tight credit while urging broader reflection on policy and action to revive enterprise.
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B. C. Forbes
United States
St Im
War Vet Chamnion Rodeo Rider Dies in Denver
A war veteran and rodeo rider named Crockett died in Denver after an incident during a rodeo event. The death followed a contracted injury suffered during combat service, with reports describing the tragedy and its impact on participants and organizers. The article notes the clash between wartime service and postwar athletic competition in a city event.
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Denver
Bays SANTA MONICA football team visit praised
Bays Santa Monica reports a Friday night football exhibition on their soil praised as top class with no paid players. The writer extols the team as a near university level program, noting multilingual players and limited practice time amid boastful comparisons to distant schools.
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Santa Monica
Columbus
Parlo Rico
America
Mexico City
German sabotage claims agent testifies before hearings
In a mixed commission session in the Netherlands on September, American claims agent Oberk Bonynge described prewar German actions in the United States as civil wrongs rather than criminal acts. He cited evidence of Germany’s alleged worldwide propaganda and sabotage planning, detailing communications to Agent Von Trapen and responses by officials, including Amel ia.
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Netherlands
Oberk Bonynge
America
United States
Ronsage
Germany
von Trpen
Amelia
Petitions to Sell Cornstalks Plant Filed in U S Court
In Nasville Ul Sept INS reports petitions to sell the Cornstalks Plant filed in a U S court. The filing names Lapkrupt National Cornstalks car as involved and references Kealerick F plant and CFC Titan. Testimony notes a fire and a pet incident connected to the case, with collateral details from the parties and investors.
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U.S
Nasviele
Lapkrupt National Cornstalks
Kealerick F. Plant
Tony Rg Shateher
CFC
Titan
Tereteivera
Core
Sikamiki
Butter Pat Expert Wins Parm Award Spotlight
An unclear item notes a Butter Pat expert winning a Parm Award at a national event. The fragment mentions names and places such as Capper, Stephen Aton, and Washington, with references to an annual meeting of a country league and a spread of awards. The legible facts indicate an award and participant names.
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America
Venti
Wivernniny
Ortaberth
Two Girls, Pilot Die in Air Crash
A Beisler air disaster near Jerome Idaho claims the lives of two young women and a pilot. The victims identified include Manley Michez and Margaretene Canes, with Mare Jorie Canes noted among the deceased. Investigators report a midair collision as the probable cause.
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Jerome
Ida
Ani the Pitt
Amy Erol
Manley Michez
Mane
Nervice
Mare Jorie Canes
Margaret Ene
Mystery stabbing wounds man found in west Koster home
A 14 year old boy was found in his bedroom Monday morning with knife wounds on both sides of the head in West Koster at 807 Camden Street. He was taken to the Physi Surgeon hospital to determine how the injuries were inflicted. No suspect information is provided.
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Camden Strert Sie
Physi
Emlaortain
Prince Leopold of Bavaria Succumbs in Munich
Prince Leopold of Bavaria dies of pneumonia at his Munich home after a long life of military service and highest German honors. The obituary notes his status and recent health in a terse early report amid a busy market day.
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Léopold
Bavaria
Terlin
Urebist
Germany
Leopolt of
Thiene
Munieh
Speer bounty yields two Chromeian quarters reward
An optimistic notice reports a reward of $1 for an unknown item involving Speer. The fragment mentions two Chromeian quarters as part of the payout.
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Wantite
Produ
Fides Tong Speer Bial
Fistry
Cromeian
Supreme Court Opens New Term After Vacation Break
Readings show the United States Supreme Court gathering in Washington this week to begin its new term after vacations. Key justices and clerks prepare for the docket and anticipated opinions.
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United States
Supreme Vowel
Washington
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