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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
7
In Washington on April 26 representatives of large sugar refineries and Justice Department officials conferred but made only general discussion of the sugar situation. Talks will resume as refiners warned prices may rise again while officials pursue adequate stock and supply surveys.
United States District Attorney Mooney and four Louisiana sugar planters travel to Washington to testify before a congressional committee on sugar prices and their statewide impact. Meanwhile American Sugar Refining Co boosts the wholesale price by one cent, to 18.5 cents, with 21 cents retail. Five ships carry 100,000 bags of Cuban raw sugar at the docks, two unloading. Subotitsa revolt reported as Magyars clash with municipal police, two killed, five wounded, suppression by morning. Budapest-linked agitators tied to Hungarian rights group.
British foreign secretary Hart Curzon issued a statement denying reports of dissention within the supreme council. He said the British delegation understands the reports of cleavage but finds them without foundation and considers the slanders cruel. An American message echoed the concern over a deplorable situation caused by the rumors.
Washington reports varied county and city population increases across the nation. Sacramento California grows by 65 857 a rise of 21 161 or 47 3 percent. Shawnee Oklahoma adds 2 548 or 23 9 percent. Hibbing Minnesota up 6 257 or TOS percent. Virginian Minnesota 3 049 or 23 9 percent. Niles Ohio 4 719 or B0 percent. Youngstown Ohio up 6 265 or 126 0 percent.
Judge W A Babcock presided as motions and demurrers were heard in district court yesterday morning. It was announced that William Carver, a Bliss rancher, will be tried for murder in the case involving the death of a Busyie herder after a dispute over stray sheep on Carver's property. The trial is set for Monday May 17.
The house public lands committee endorsed a resolution directing the interior department to investigate and report on establishing a new national park in California to preserve giant redwood trees. The April 26 report signals a favorable step toward federal protection of the forest giants and related duties for park creation.
Voters in New Jersey Ohio Idaho and Arkansas cast ballots or prepare to select delegates in a tight Republican contest between Wood and Johnson with the Big Four aligned to either candidate. Democratic delegates follow separate paths with some unpledged voters and appointed choices. Elections set for May in some states and ongoing in others as campaigns court influence and delegate totals.
Lincoln Neb April 26 Tabu-
Reports from today on the recent primary election indicate WY. J. Bren will be one of the four delegates at large to the Democratic National Convention. Bevan leads the field by about 8000 votes. the few unreported precincts are unlikely to alter the outcome.
Littl Rock Ark April 26 the Republican third district convention adopted resolutions endorsing Cavertor Paaweded of Illinois for president. Two delegates elected to the Republican convention were benefited.
The sixth strict republican convention elected one delegate and instructed Celeste on the action.
A meeting of Nebraska delegates results in four votes for Major Meoperah Lesa Weed and twelve for Senator Thain Wy. John Son at the Republican convention. The announcement came tonight after a gathering of 10 of the state's 16 delegates.
Fragmentary report shows Powien urging practical fraternal business principles to aid governance as Governor Prank and a Republican presidential candidate navigate a tense address. Names and details are partly unreadable.
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