Sugar report Encouraging Beet Crop Prospects in Utah Idaho Districts
The June issue of The Sugar Cassette reports Utah-Idaho Sugar company's survey as of June 1 showing 90 percent crop condition despite spring drought. Beets planted on fall plowed land germinated well with 5 percent replanting. irrigation and storms after May 25 improved prospects. Sugar prices fell from $9.00 to $6.40, then rose to $6.55 as Cuba's crop outlook stabilized. US beet crop and prior year figures noted.
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Sugar price outlook tied to tariff cuts and farmer income
Sugar products in 1923 fetched the highest prices in years except for the 192A run up. If tariffs push prices down below a fair level, the current wheat farmer slump could recur in the sugar beet industry.
Campaign funds to be quizzed by senate committee
The senate committee on campaign contributions and expenditures will hold its organization session and set up headquarters in Chicago. Chairman Senator Borah of Idaho announced the panel will require campaign managers to file reports every ten days upon request by any member.
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Cycle Trades of America
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New Cabinet Formed in Albania After Elections
In Albany a new cabinet announced by Bishop Fan 8 Noli as former foreign minister. Premier Jan Smuts defeated in elections in Cape Town Union of South Africa. In Temple Texas Mrs Myrla Ferguson wife of former Governor Ferguson opened her campaign for Democratic gubernatorial nomination. In Shanghai traveler and correspondent Frank A Carpenter died in Nanking.
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Albania
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Union of South Africa
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Shanghai
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Nanking
Universal conscription debate and bicycle promotion mix
A reader weighs universal conscription for war, urging caution on defining wealth and postwar systems while fearing abuses and profiteering. Separately, a bicycle advocacy note credits Cycle Trades of America and local dealers for a nationwide Ride a Bicycle push, touting health, cost savings, and universal daily use with practical living benefits.
Chinese and Soviet Sign Rail Control Agreement
Washington reports that on June 18 the Chinese and Russian Soviet governments reached an arrangement granting them exclusive control and administration of the Chinese Eastern Railway, with official claims made regarding the arrangement's scope and implications.
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Senate panel to monitor campaign spending with Chicago HQ
The senate committee on campaign contributions and expenditures plans a Chicago headquarters and will continuously monitor spending during the campaign. It will meet on request of any of its five members, chaired by Senator Borah. The panel will seek reports every ten days from party campaign managers, listing expenditures and fund sources including contributor names.
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Chicago
Borah
Idaho
State Department Rejects Investments for U.S. Government
The State Department on behalf of the American government and citizens rejected certain investments. No further details provided.
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Butcher Rejoices Over Wife's Recovery
A newspaper ad item reports a butcher celebrating his wife's recovery after gallstone issues. It cites a claim about Mayr's Wonderful Remedy clearing catarrhal mucus in the intestinal tract and easing liver and intestinal ailments, with a money back guarantee at Cooks Drug Store. It also mentions a Chinese basket at Dance Palace tonight.
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