No Beet Sugar Seed Imports From Germany Debate
At Lake Oct 1 a meeting of the United States Sugar Manufacturers Association opened at the Hotel Utah with 30 members. They discussed Germany’s limits on beet seed exports and the need for domestic seed to meet U.S. production. Germany refuses unless food or cash is supplied in return, threatening the beet sugar industry if imports are blocked. The session outlined possible committees to press the U.S. government for a solution, with broader industry impact if foreign seed remains unavailable.
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Jess Han
United States
Astoci Slop
Utah
Thirtrooe
State Department
Germany
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Italy
Great’ Britain
Gerwean
Cermany
U.S
Truman M. Palmer
Chicago
Unitas
Palmer
Cone Tan Manufactura
Tabernacle
General Electric Plant Tie Up Shuts Down Work
A disruption halts operations at the General Electric plant in Schenectady New York as workers participate in a tied up action. Details are scarce due to partial OCR text.
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General Electric Plant
Rhenectady
N.V
General Electric Company
Wed
Feday Sg
Supplying Aberdeen Coal for Comfort in Winter
An ad style line promotes Aberdeen coal as a reliable heat source. It touts quick warmth, reduced coal waste, and efficient burning with light ash, claiming small fires from Aberdeen provide lasting comfort during cold periods.
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Aberdeen
Burma
Labor clashes and religious meeting unfold in Brainerd
Reports from Brainerd describe a strike over an eight hour day with patternmakers walking out while some remained at work. The event featured an association program led by John Whalley, local choir performances, and sermons by W G Fuddefoot and J K Crown. Evening address by Crown focused on missionary work in the Armenian context. The gathering also included a business session with officer elections and reports. Separate notes cover a Congregationalists meeting in Utah, with sermons by visiting clergymen, reports on religious conditions, and a Progressive campaign appeal for Utah churches. Scene closes with Clara Kimball Young’s Trilby at the Isis.
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Fdly
Union
John Whalley
Atkinson
Claude Shields
Association
Her. J. K. Crown
San Francisco
Armenia
St. G. Mammer
Ogden
Philips Congregational
Maintax
Tes
Frank G
Be Laas Carter at the Albra Orpheum Tonight and Saturday
Book early for Be. Laas Carter at the Albra Orpheum, with shows Thursday and Saturday. Seals are recommended as seats sell quickly for this period performance by the noted artist.
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Laas Carter
Albra-Orpheum
Ndt
Elag Prepares for Charity Show Amid Prison Escape
Prank Gonzales, serving a robbery sentence in a state prison, escaped two miles north of Layton while allowed to quit work. Deputies and volunteers joined a manhunt toward Evanston as officials described Gonzales as a 22 year old Mexican man, 5 feet 14 inches tall with black hair and a distinctive scar. The escape prompted plans for a charity entertainment at the prison camp to raise morale.
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Prank Gonzales
Layton
Gonsalag
Fone Alu. Ure
CO. Analth
Priton
Salt
Jake
EA Janney
Evanston
Wyo
Gonzales
Boy thief arrested selling stolen bicycle in Harrisville
Albert Johnson, an 11 year old boy, was arrested by Detective Robert Chambers at Lars Larsen’s Harrisville home after attempting to sell Corie Mataon’s bicycle. Detained by Larsen, the youth confessed to taking Chris Hanson’s bicycle from the Weston Union Telegraph office steps to raise funds. He was turned over to juvenile court authorities.
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Uying
Corie Mataon
Arozen
Albert Johnson
Robert Chambers
Lars Larsen
Harrisville
Staton
Jokeson
Larsen
Chambers
Johnnos
Preston
Ida
Cane Lo Ogden
Helen
Chris Hanson
Weston Union
The Explorer at the Alhambra Orpheum Today
The Explorer plays at the Alhambra Orpheum today as a wonderful story for audiences seeking light cinema and charming entertainment in a classic venue.
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Alhambra Orpheum
Chicago imposes Sunday dry rule after citywide vote
Chicago voters approve a drastic city order banning liquor from Saturday night to Sunday night ending after 12 o clock. The measure closes saloons and will drive many liquor interests from business. Brewers' association plans a meeting to discuss the impact while residents react to the new prohibition and related changes.
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Chicago
T Ithe
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