Sugar prospects in Utah Idaho forecast heavy beet yield
Utah Idaho Sugar Company officials report promising prospects for the upcoming beet season. George A. Smith cites favorable field reports and expects larger acreage in Newpa and Payette areas, with strong growth in tubers this season and possible increases next year. Labor conditions look secure with sufficient applications on file. Idaho plans another irrigation project on the Snake River, expanding access to water and land for development, including the Carey water project and new railroad ties.
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Lake Jilly
George A. Smith
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Mr. Smith
Utah
Idaho
Tuys
Indann
Mark Austin
Newpa
Paystto
Maho
Qiv. Smith
Notarius
Jxhor
Inml
Andor
Daye
Tani
Snake River
Waimtath Cove
State Land Board
Mind Gonals
Utm
Snake
Malai
T G. H. Hauunett
Salt Lake
Gelobar
Carey Net Company
King Hal Irrigation & Power Company
Haine Ie
Glen's Ferry Land & Irrigation Company
Hammett
Glen's
Perry
King Mr
Bile
Gil
Risay
Intersumm Confab Ends As Hitchcock Leads West
Colorado Springs July 21. The Intermountain Republican conference closes with Frank H Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican national committee, addressing national committee members and state chairmen. Western leaders discuss campaign plans, fund prospects, and a proposed Chicago headquarters as they roll toward Taft’s nomination.
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Colorado Springs
Calo
Danner
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Stas
Hitencock
Chicago
Pike's Peak
Rome
George W. Cooke
W. A. Haggell
Ship State
Bil McGulra
Oklahoma
Digaest
Hall Amd
Ditteheerk
Huenenek
Cincinnati
Taft
Hitchcork
New York
Hitchcock
Rammates Wa
Hself
Chirag
Compassa
A. M. Stevenson
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wyong
Nevada
Montana
California
Oregan
Washington
Texas
Anil Vie
New Mexico
Argo
Witehcock
Chiatry
Min
Market Report on Wine Prices and Buyer Activity
A fragment describes a market for wine with a price advance from opening rates. Continental buyers purchased most of the goods, while American buyers paid a higher per watt advance over the May spot parity for suitable parcels or stage-bridges.
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Americas
Police Seek Aug Eberhard in Multi-State Missing Case
Police in New York and New Jersey search for August Eberhard, a grower from near Mooren Mills, amid a murder case tied to his aunt Ottille Eberhard in Hackensack. A man was arrested in Dobbs Ferry on suspicion of being the missing youth. family says temper and insanity in the wife’s family may explain motives. His daughter Breda recently sought hospital treatment and vanished after the murder report. The ad warns to be prepared for injuries and describes Dr. Thomas electric dil as a quick relief.
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New, York
August Pherhard
Mooren Mille
Dulchors County
New York
Tie
Breda
American sprinters dominate Olympic finals at stadium meet
Landa and Melvin W. Shep yard of the Irish American club headlined a day of strong American showings at the Olympic trials. Shep led in the 100 meter with a near world record time as Porter of the Irish American club won the high jump at 6 feet 2 1/4 inches, narrowly missing the world mark. Americans swept most heats, with Porter and Lawson notable in sprint events and J. B. Taylor making a notable Pennsylvanian debut.
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New’ York
Amerlet
Harry J. Porter
J. K. Baxter
Paris
Imu
M. F. Sweesay
New York
Porter
H. A. Gidney
Boston
A. C
Munro
Norway
Jenner
England
Alownd
Gtdnes
Lanny
Chamion
Potter
Somody
Hungary
Geveral
Porter Mae Thrag
Lawson
Robertson
Hoch
W. W. May
University of Illnois
Halswell
Wincent Paul i
A. i. Mls
J.B. Taylor
Univerity
Pennsylvania
Taylor
Amarten
Unitad Kingsdom
Canada
Walker
Bagi! Arion
Ameartenne
Stevens
South Africa
Keer
Amurion
Baetor
Roberlann
Anil Tey
Hinery UI Jung
A. Cy
Anil C, J
Americans Fail To Qualify In National Wrestling Trials
In Britain and New York and other venues, two opponents advanced while American contenders faced elimination. Graeco-Roman preliminary bouts concluded with 20 Americans entered, and J B Green failed to qualify in the 100 meters swim heats.
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Bacon
A. G
Ulck
Great Britain
Noraganez
New York
Craige
New York City
J. B. Green
Stucklyy A. G
Indicted figures named in federal grand jury case
Denver dealer Stevens and Charles Hulster of San Francisco were indicted on counterfeiting charges. Eugene M. Caffry of Wichita and Kansas accused of pension frauds. Albert Bradley of Columbus, Ohio, charged with unrelated offenses.
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Denver.s
Silan
Stevens
Carly
Charles Hulster
San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury
Eugene M. Caffry
Wichlts
Kehsas
Washington, D.C
Albert Bradley
Columbus
Indictment for Mail Fraud Involving Golf Leaf Inc. Company
An indictment was returned against Hubee and Jay P. Manning of the Golf Leaf Inc. company for using the mails to defraud by false representations about stock sales. Previously, Manning and Hoban faced conspiracy to defraud charges and were acquitted.
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Mails
I ‘Af
Agatnst
Boh Hubee
Jay P. Manning
Golf Leaf Inca Company
Charglar Themith
I N
Maansing
Hoban
Footman Confesses Murder of Employer in City
July 21 report states Cornto le confessed to aiding the stabbing death of August Remy, a wealthy retired banker. He claimed Remy bit him during the struggle, and that he later tried to destroy the wound by burning with a hot knife. He confessed to hiding stolen jewels in his coat.
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H.hng
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Tahoe
Severty
London
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Wrights
Eberhard
Wien
Thomac
America
Kuhn
Mintral
Bears
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
Paddy Rodgers
Butte
Mont
Michael Henry
Rodgers
Henry
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