Sugar Producers Accept Prices For Sugar Supply
Sugar producers in conference with the Food Administration reached unanimous agreement setting the arable retail sugar price at about 8 cents a pound and wholesalers at eastern refining points at 7.5 cents a pound. The plan includes a global distribution framework under a new international committee led by U S officials to secure sugar for the United States and allies. The committee will coordinate with Cuban and beet sugar interests, with details to be finalized by a Food Administration panel. The new price takes effect near October 1 as 1917 crop reaches refineries, with eastern timing slightly later.
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Arbuckle Brothers
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EC. Howe
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Love
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Sinshelmer
Huntington Geach
W. P. Turner
Manuel de Ceapedes
Cuba
Rates found prejudicial in Boise Valley traction case
The Interstate Commerce Commission division in Washington holds that the Haeds Bolsa Valley Traction Company rates from Boise to Colorado and other points are excessive. Twenty six petitioners challenged the combination rates that exceed blanket Boise to Oregon Short Line rates, found prejudicial as they were built by adding local rates to Oregon Short Line fares.
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Washington
Ezamigera Division
Interestate Commerce Comission Today
Hi. F. Herat Et al. Herads Bolsa Valley Traction Company
Boise
Caldwell
Traction Company
Oregon
Second Liberty Loan Campaign Opens October First
Washington announces the second Liberty Loan drive will run four weeks from October 1 to October 27 with patriotic meetings nationwide. The nation observes Weather 24 as a celebratory day, as Congress finalizes the 13.09 billion bond bill and officials urge broad participation in the loan effort.
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Washington
Congress
Copper Prices Fixed by Government and Producers
Washington reports copper prices fixed at twenty three and a half cents per pound for four months under a voluntary agreement between the government and leading producers. Prices set f.o.b. New York, with wage protections and measures to prevent market manipulation. The War Industries Board headed by Frank A. Scott approved the plan, and future contracts will follow the new rate for war needs.
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Scopper
Federal Trade Commission
Frank A.scott
Strom
Excuse Offered For Chicago Mayor
Chicago September 21 The city's legal department in an opinion published stated the mayor would act legally in prohibiting a public meeting by the Peoples' Council of America for Democracy and Terms of Peace after Governor Lowden banned the organization from meeting in the state The opinion approved by Samuel A Ef telson corporation counsel was at the mayor's request It quoted the US Constitution to defend citizen free speech and held an executive officer has no right to preemptively prevent a peaceful assembly
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Chicago
AM Department
United States
King to Join in Visit to Hawaii
Washington Sept 20 Senator WH King has accepted an invitation to join a congressional party visiting Hawaii in November as guests of the territorial legislature. The party will include about fifteen senators and thirty five representatives. They will travel via Denver and Salt Lake City to San Francisco and reach Salt Lake City on October 29 in the afternoon and evening.
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Balt’ Lake
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Salt Lake
Who's Your Neighbor at the Orpheum Theatre
The review highlights a Willard Mack play presented for four days at the Orpheum Theatre. It portrays wealth and influence’s vicious characters in a dramatic, sermon-like story with a strong moral, balanced by wholesome home scenes and a romance. The acting is praised as notably strong and capable.
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Orpheum Theatre
Willard Mack
Rankin Drew
Ti Lan
Ife
Five German Alien Enemies Held Overnight in Salt Lake City
Five German alien enemies were marched into Salt Lake City police station by a rifle-bearing soldier and kept overnight for safety after being sent to the city from the northwest for government activities. Guarded by Sergeant Quinn of the coast artillery, they were later to be transferred to Fort Douglas. The named men are Keafue, Kingberger, Thomsen, W. Falk, and Fred Bturgta.
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Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Douglas
Ara Teno Keafue
Ine Kingberger
Thomsen
W. Falk
Fred Bturgta
President Smith Returns From Southern Salt Lake Trip
Sept 21 The trip by President Joseph F. Smith and his party has concluded with their return from a southern stop in Salt Lake City. The delegation's movements and ongoing duties are not detailed in the fragment.
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Mith
Squth Salt “Lake
Joseph F. Smith
Touring party reports accident free trip through Utah
A party led by President Smith and including Heber J. Grant and Hyrum M. Smith completed a ten day automobile tour from Provo to Balt Lake and St George visiting Nephi and other towns. The group aimed to study crop production and general condition, expressing satisfaction with the journey and noting no incidents. Separately Utah county’s sixty volunteers began mobilization for Camp Lewis Washington, with Oscar Jensen replaced by Orval Coruthwalie after a finger injury.
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Heber J.grant
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Apostle
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Oscar Daniel Jensen
Lake Shore
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Thistle
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