Robinson Proposes U S Relief Program At Luncheon
Senator Robinson of Arkansas unveiled a six point economic relief plan at a national Democrats luncheon. He urged tariff abandonment, lower government costs, antitrust enforcement, non cancellation of foreign debts, no price shocks, and reallocation of surpluses. Debates over prohibition and critiques of Hoover era policies followed, including attacks on Glass-Steagall provisions and economic remedies.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkanany
Taipoy
Minds
Hougze
Mary T. Norton
New Jersey
Nellié Tayloe Nora
Senate
America
Erltica Durte
Narion
Prohibition Bureau
Hug
Capitol Hill
Senator Robernson
Hoover Ballet
Hoover
Democrata
Mays
Newark
Low Barometer in Texas Weakens Grain Values
A Texas weather drop triggered irregular grain declines in Chicago trading. Wheat futures slipped, and Canadian wheat shipments surged with 760,000 bushels purchased for overseas delivery. Profit taking limited gains, while corn and oats eased modestly and provisions held steady. Franklin Beginners Dismissed at 3:20 From Mandegon end of school, teachers dismissing older and younger pupils at 3:20.
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Chicago
Texas
Winnepeg
Franklin
Mandegon
Franklin School
Stocks and Bonds Quotations 7 by Carl D McKinner
Abbreviated securities market page listing New York stocks opening prices April 12 with various firms including Continental Can General Electric Woolworth and Denver Stockyard names and scattered bid offers across multiple issues.
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Carl D. McKinner
York
Clowes Smethoan
Can Gay
Aingclean
Continentat
del & de Pont
Brandara
Woolworth
Jedthe Hand
Shara
Kocal Btocke
Bo al Denver UN
Stockyarda
Newicalt
Gomye Peds
Small Stages Comeback in Il Primary
Chicago April 13 Former Governor Len Small nominated by the Republicans led by more than 60,000 votes over Omer N. Custer as 4405 of the state's 7220 precincts reported Small 258148 Custer 204790 Oscar Carlatram 163352 Probate Judge Henry Horner of Cook county won the Democratic nomination by about 121000 votes over Michael L. Tmoo of Chicago with returns from 8061 precincts.
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Chicago
Len Small
Re ‘Publicana
Omer N. Custer
Galesburg
Thavata
Small
Custer
Attoy Laos
Oscar Carlatram
Henry Horner
Cook County
Measuring Flumes Installed on Cemetery Lateral
Council reports installation of measuring flumes on the cemetery lateral to apportion water for Linn Grove cemetery and nearby farms. Thomas Fay receives half the water. 60% goes to Linn Grove and other farms. City to place water gaps at multiple north side blocks along Sixteenth and Fourteenth streets. Cranford water line work ordered between Thirteenth and Fourteenth avenues for Cranford residents. Water dept to clean rowery and basins. streetwork and bridge approach refinements discussed with Union Pacific. Storm sewer work begins on Third Avenue between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
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Linn Grove
Thomas Fay
Sixteenth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Bn Cranford
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Avenues
Cranford
Water Department
Milt Seaman
William Welsh
Union Pacific
No. Jolten
Third Avenue
Welsh
Stork Express: Multiple Births Reported Across Greeley Area
A Greeley hospital born list notes several newborns this April from families including Mitre of Buckingham, Hidgjet Windsor, Ansher son of Route 2, Meyer of Durango, Lin dram Route 2, Tyler of Long Beach, Altace of Ault, Lettarge of Worleaday, Walles, Pippin of Keenesburg, and Griffiths in Fort Lupton. Names include George Henneth, Vernda Keith, Patricia Lou, Harriet Ruth, and more, with weights ranging around 7 pounds.
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Stork Express
Greeley Hospital
John Mitre
Buckingham
Agid
Harold JL. Hidg
Jet “Windsor
Mee. D. C. Tyler
Long Beach
Calif
Tie
Vernda Keith
Tyler
Gil
Lila Jackson
Gill
Fort Lupton
KR. A. Pippin
Keenesburg
Harriott Ruth
Birs
Margaret Griffith
Light Cruiser Dragon Arrives at St Johns to Restore Quiet
April 12 reports say the British light cruiser Dragon arrived at St Johns Newfoundland after disorder last week when rioters damaged the colonial building and threatened Premier Blg Richard Squires. British naval authorities ordered the ship to the city to restore order as the community remained quiet today.
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Bt John's
N. F
Dragon
Bt. Johns
Richard Squires
Grain and cattle markets report from Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show grain and livestock values and trends. Wheat corn and oats futures move unevenly while cattle and hogs prices ease or hold, with references to regional shipments, receipts, and wholesale levels across multiple states including North Dakota Idaho and Colorado.
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Kanana
Gold Panning Class Draws Large Attendance at Fort Col
A gold panning class met at the bridge on North College avenue with about 416 men in attendance. A. D. Adolph panned a nugget roughly the size of a DD shot. Professor BT Watson led the session, and Watson has started about 2,000 men learning to pan gold, with requests from 26 towns to establish more classes.
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Fort Col Ine
North College Avenue
BT Watson
Watson
U.S. Deficit Tops Two Billion Dollars in April
The deficit reached $2,017,558,746 on April 12 as outlays totaled $4,147,820,272 while receipts from all sources were $2,130,261,526. Income tax drops and lower customs duties drove the shortfall. expenditures rose, postal deficits grew, and government investments added to the red ink.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Bnec Corporation
Treasury
Federal Land Banks
Ben Hur Returns to Sterling in New Sound Film Engagement
Sterling theatre to host Ben Hur with sound and music effects Thursday and Friday. Metra produced the epic over three years with a four million dollar budget and about 150000 cast, unveiling vivid color Biblical scenes. Manager Perrin notes Greeley audiences are already familiar with the original run.
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Ben-Hur
Acress
Aomé
Sterling Theatre
Metra
Perrin
The
Sterling
Greeley
Oreines
Return engagement promises more crowd drawing chariot races
The speaker notes Groeley residents enjoyed the previous show and expect a repeat visit with sound. Many plan to attend once or twice more, ensuring strong turnout for the forthcoming engagement.
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Groeley
Selling Pressure on Stocks Is Relaxed
American press report from New York on April 1 notes markets closed heavy with mixed losses. Leaders drifted, most down only fractions as transfers totaled about 1.1 million dollars amid no sign of credit expansion impact. Coca Cola dropped about five points. U.S. Steel and American Telephone fell. Denver Produce and Standard of New Jersey also eased. Local market items and a small broadcast note conclude the item.
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Associated Presa
New York
Federal’ Reserve
Mat
Wich
Coca. Cola
Dar
American Telephone
Homestake
Norfolk
Western
People’s Gas
City Ice
Cleveland
Lambert
Johns Manville
Standard
New Jersey
U. S. Steel
Colorado Presbytery elects Porter moderator and Morrin vice
John Porter was chosen moderator of the Colorado Presbytery at its annual session in Greelay Ray. Canon City’s P Morrin became vice moderator and R A Lawhead of Torrington Wy. was named assistant clerk. The meeting included committee reports and Women’s Missionary Society activities with about 20 attending. Dr George A Barker spoke on a recent visit to Mexico followed by a pageant The Urn of Destiny. Sessions run through Wednesday afternoon.
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Jol GB. Porter
Fort Morgan
Colorado
Dinnar
George A. Barker
Mexico
Capital Stock of R F C Subscribed
Washington April 18 the treasury subscribed the remaining 160 900 000 of the 500 000 000 capital stock of the reconstruction finance corporation The law allows up to 1 6 billion in obligations the treasury may buy or sell to the public The board of directors of the co
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Oday
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
The
Unclear corporate debts and auto board dispute noted
Fragmentary report indicates questions about debt issuance to cover loans and repairs since February. It mentions $8,000,000 repaired by April 1 and a state board denial of a $2,400 request by the game commission for a purple automobile, with talk of cheaper vehicle options.
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Denver
State
Ing Board
Tal Game Commission
Wourd Meu
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