Sugar profiteering probe expands in western territory
Federal special agent P F Marrinan arrived from Boise in Pocatello to pursue charges against Utah Idaho Sugar Company officials. He said margined sugar sales violated federal rules and warned more prosecutions would follow across business sectors.
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Presidential Primary Vote Totals by State and Candidate
The article lists scattered state by state vote tallies across the nation for multiple presidential candidates. It shows Wood, Harding, Lowden, Johnson, Hoover, Coolidge and others receiving various shares, with totals by state and some absentee results.
Italy's Ministry in Doubt as Cabinet Forming Begins
Rome June 12 AP reports consensus that former Premier Vivolo is tasked with forming a new cabinet but newspapers differ on potential ministers. Names discussed include Orlando Luzzati Meda Bonomi Sonnino and others with a possible coalition despite socialist abstention. Giolitti may travel to Spa conference if successful.
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Brazil Recognizes Mexican Provisional Government
Mexico City reports Brazil recognizes the provisional government of Mexico under President La Huerta. The move comes as international reactions shape early postwar governance in Mexico. June 12.
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Beckett and Burns Set for Heavyweight Clash in London
London June 12 AP Joe Beckett heavyweight champion of England and Tommy Burns Canadian pugilist will box twenty rounds. The bout aims to determine the title and features both seasoned fighters in a historic confrontation at a London venue.
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Penrose Weakens Under The Strain
Philadelphia reports show Senator Penrose worsening under convention strain. Two of his physicians were in attendance at his home early this morning as news of his condition spread through the city.
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Borah Keeps Own Counsel at Republican National Convention
Senator Borah did not address the convention as Willis nominated Harding and other speakers drew least praise. Borah sat with Idaho during balloting, voting for Johnson while receiving two first-ballot votes from Yeaman and Guthrie, then one vote as Guthrie shifted to Lowden.
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Pennsylvanian Delegation Notes Senator Penrose Condition
Pennsylvania lawmakers say a telegram from Senator Penrose's physician indicated he was very ill and might not survive the day. They question the Harding statement attributed to Penrose as reported in Philadelphia.
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Harding Tide Checked by Recess Move
Ohio Senator Harding led the roll with 133.5 votes as the Republican convention recessed to rearrange strategy. Wood Lowden and allies planned a pool to blunt Harding drift while delegates debated a break to seek a nomination before Monday’s ballot.
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Argentine Sugar Exports Approved to Aid U S Shortage
Argentine President Irigoyen has granted sugar shipments to the United States up to 14 000 tons for relief of the shortage. Ambassador Stimson secured the concession, waiving the 30 percent export deposit. Chilean minister Emilio Figuero Larrain secured 8 000 tons.
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Ball Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
Washington June 12 AP reports D Ball of Iowa was appointed today by President Wilson as assistant secretary riculture.
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