Bread Prices Rise as Canada Considers Wheat Fix
Ottawa signals Canada will fix wheat prices at 2.20 per bushel amid U.S. price moves. President Wilson backs a 2.20 basic wheat price with 2.20 for bread, while Chicago reports suggest the action will not revive the once-skyrocketing loaf as bakeries brace for the new cost structure.
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Little Friendship Felt for Germany in Poland Crisis
Comenstagen, Aur. 31 says a new Polish council retirement arose from dissolving rather than resigning to block a German military ultimatum. Teichstag committee urged a truly representative Polish assembly and responsible rule, a move Mundechau fears could trigger German withdrawal from Poland. Panterman notes push against a Polish kingdom as press agree Vollah sentiment shows little friendship for Germany.
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Spain Plans For Many Reforms After Cabinet Meeting
Premier Dato announced a comprehensive program of reforms to be announced soon, with general elections to follow. Spain has faced widespread strikes and bloodshed, and the government aims to quiet unrest by proposing extensive reforms.
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New British Reconstruction Ministry Faces Pledge Test
London 31 AP report on the new Ministry of Reconstruction, its postwar tasks, and the critical pledge to restore prewar union conditions. Labor leaders insist the pledge must be fulfilled, or public confidence in government will falter as industrial councils are proposed to mediate between employers and workers.
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Athletic Teaching Course Inaugurated At Greeley
The state teachers college will start a course in athletic teaching under Physical Director Ralph Glare to raise athletic knowledge among teachers. The plan calls for each teacher to be sent to high schools in the state to coach athletic teams and also handle classroom work. The year will emphasize playground administration for men and women. In Illinois, Hardin district farmers harvested a Wattsaver valley crop, with prices ranging from $12 to $10.8 per ton.
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Pope Stirs London Endorses US Peace Note
London approves Wilson’s peace reply after the pontiff appeals for an end to the war. Ambassador Page reports British public showing evident approval and enthusiasm. Lord Cecil endorses the president’s note and doubts any further reply will be needed.
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Hearst Declines Run For New York Mayor
William T Hearst will not seek the New York mayoral nomination. His declination to appear on the ballot was filed with the board of elections on the last legal day. A San Francisco dated notice attested by a notary states Hearst refused to run, clearing the field for Judge John F Hylan in the Democratic primaries.
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Mail Order Co in Bankruptcy Filed by Stockholders
Involuntary petition in bankruptcy filed in federal court against Curtie-Bilfer & Co a mail order firm capitalized at 1 000 000 on behalf of stockholders. They allege 50 000 in company property was transferred four months ago to H Mueller president and Herbert Apfelbaum secretary treasurer to hinder delay and defraud creditors. Curtis Miller & Co arranged branches in Pittsburg and San Francisco. Previous complaint cited misuse of malls. Stockholders claim stock was sold under misrepresentation that 16 000 customers pledged to buy 20 to 249 worth of merchandise each.
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Gain in cotton crops in August forecast
Washington August 31 Cotton production prospects improve by August to an estimated 12,499,000 bales of 500 pounds each, with acre yield forecast at 174.6 pounds. This compares with July estimates and prior years, reflecting a 25 point decline from normal at 70.3 percent of normal.
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Officials to Stop in Utah on Transcontinental Trip
French high commission members led by Edouant De Dilly begin a cross country journey with San Francisco as the death station. En route stops include Omaha September 1 East Lake City September and San Francisco September 8 for Lafayette's birthday dedication of the Lafayette room at the University of California. The party will halt in Denver September 11 and 20d 12 on return to Washington.
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Boures Josette Case Signals Big Loan Talk
Fethrograd reports prospects that after Moscow talks the provisional government may secure from the United States a loan of 5,000,000,000 roubles, indicating favorable dispor tion among Americans following the national conference.
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Emperor Charles names cabinet in Vienna dispatch
Vienna dispatch says Emperor Charles has chosen cabinet appointments including Baron Von Baslans as minister of railways Dr OwlkHnski as minister of public instruction De Schauer as minister of Justice Dr F Von Wimmer as minister of finance Freiherr Von Welser as minister of commerce and Count Bilva Isuca as minister of agriculture Women as guides Estes Tank Colo Aug 31 Women will serve as guides for Rocky Mountain National Park tourists next year Several have qualified and others are accompanying current guides Read the Classified Ads.
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Storage for grain on large gale in Ogden
In a city canvass by BM. N. Greene of the Department of Agriculture, Ogden shows room for about 1,000,000 bushels of produce with potential for more. Utah Cereal Food Co offers 250,000 bushels, space under regular rates, buyers may sell at market price. Twelve storage sites found, mostly modern frost-proof facilities. Greene to continue to Salt Lake surveys.
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Stolen Clothes and Tools Reported Near Russell-James Tent
Acknowledges thefts from an avenue room including a suit of clothes and a hat. A Ford truck belonging to the Russell-James tent was entered during the night, with three spark plugs, wire, a spark coil, pliers and a spark plug wrench taken. Also, A Blatg of Twenty-First Street reported a horse stolen from the rear of their property, described as a bald-faced mare about 7 or 8 years old with one spavined foot, halter remaining.
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