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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
2
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The president of the United States equalization board reports abundant raw sugar nationwide and expects retail prices to remain under 1 cent per pound. Hoarding is unnecessary as the 41,175 pounds daily output is directed to domestic use and refined sugar will not be shipped until American needs are fully met. Local refiners foresee strong prosperity and a large capital stock, with Utah projected to gain influence among sugar producers.
The peace treaty's complete terms leave many Austrians despairing while the public recalls the four years of Central Powers atrocities. The article argues that shared German guilt is ignored and that mere territorial concessions cannot compensate for the loss of lives and the suffering inflicted on allied nations.
Porter argues for industrial democracy through a National Council of All-American Industrial Democracy. He urges on the job organization, a wartime style industrial board, and a bureau of standards to set unit costs. He contends lower prices with steady profits, reduced waste, and worker purchasing power improve society.
Merneatols Minn July 28 Williams Doniston San Brancie and Phillip Brain Minneapolis are slated to meet in the singles championship at Haven courts for the Northwestern tournament. Brain is the present champion. Drain and Teatford Jane of Minneapolis will team to challenge Johnston and Chye for the Northwestern doubles title.
A fire in Shlwateer Wisconsin killed Ava Goan, a widow, and four children in their home. Two other children were rescued. The blaze began in the basement from an unknown cause. The incident occurred on a Friday in late July. The Finnish diet today erected a foasor honoring K. J. Stahlberg as president of the republic.
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