Military Quiets Ohio Coal District Amid Tense Strife
In Eastern Ohio, a military presence steadies a coal region after two men were shot in a mining dispute near Somers Willi near Adah. About 300 National Guardsmen, under Col. W. L. Marlin, were on duty with 75 stationed at Somers operation. No major violence reported as diggers and guardsmen faced boos and scorn. Work to resume Monday.
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Cadiz
Ohio
Somers Willie
Adana
National
W. L. Marlin
Cleveland
Somers
Afficles
Caille
Cherrington Discusses World Peace Efforts and Elections
Cherrington explains how abstentions by Japan and China shape a principle that could bankrupt Japan by limiting its mainland claims. He notes Germany's shift toward fascism pending April 4 elections and cites Franco German talks on peace. Woolley is praised for organizing a global arms conference meeting with petitions signed by millions of women.
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Japan
China
Asia
Trenta
Germany
Hindembprg
Prunaia
Cherrington
France
Far East
Three World Trends Discussed by Dr Cherington at Kiwanis Meeting
Mrs Earl C Hamilton president of the A A U W presided as Dr Cherrington outlined three world trends: communist universalism national self sufficiency and democratic internationalism. He warned the United States against national self sufficiency under dictatorship and urged a democratic internationalist path for peace and security.
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Earl C. Hamilton
League of Wationg
United States
Cherrington
Um .Dy
Rogsla
Cherimington
Ravalthan Pasgeil
Manchuria
Russia
Germany
France
England
Hawag
Europe
Achillea
Hasdin
Secral
Teachers College Assembly
Markets at Omaha and Denver Grain and Livestock Shows Mixed Trade
Market reports from Omaha Denver and Chicago show cattle hogs and sheep receipts with steady to firm tone in spots. Cattle and calves price ranges mostly steady, hogs active to higher, lambs and mutton prices varied by region, with persistent notes on supply and demand balancing across western markets.
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Omaha
Staers
Ehales
California
Shearinue
Kavinna City
H.im
Texaco Men Meet to Talk Over Business
Texaco officials from Creelay Bolton Ault and Ga Safle gathered at the Camfield hotel Thursday evening for a Texaco business meeting. About 34 men attended with Howard Slater of the Denver office as principal speaker discussing new Texaco products and company plans.
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Howard Slater
Denver
Texaso Oll
Creelay
Bolton
Ault
Ga Safle
Camfield Hotel
Texaco
Slater
Funeral notice for Johnathan Hutter in Macy's event
Obituary notice for Johnathan Hutter with funeral details on April 16 at 2.00 at Macy’s venue. Identifies Noble Grond as involved in notice.
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Johnathan Hutter
Macy's
Matheson
Noble Grond
Securities Market Brighter as Stocks and Bonds Rally
New York traders saw a clearer upturn with stocks and bonds extending a recovery begun near the end of the prior session. Receivership of Middlewest Utilities noted as cleared by brokerage cycles, aided by vigorous credit demand cited in the Federal Reserve weekly. Utilities led gains, with some thinly traded preferreds advancing while North American preferred rose about six points and electric power issues improved.
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New York
Middlewest
Federal Reserve
Met
North Amerledin
Electrle
Iszuea
Banb Brotherhood Elects Beach Leader at April Meeting
Banb president William R Beach was elected head of the Brotherhood of the First Baptis church at the April 1 gathering. George Kimball led the dinner, introduced speakers and musicians including Dr B W Bones of St Johns college who spoke about Ball island. About 110 men attended and floral gifts were sent by a local shop. Grover Adams named vice president and J L Henry treasurer. A committee led by Augustanus Charles Buckingham Hugh Warren and Ariel Parke will arrange the May meeting likely on the second Thursday.
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William R. Beach
Brotherhood of the First Bapital Church
George Kimball
B. W. Bones
St. Johns College
Island of
Ball
St. Jain's College
Grover Adams
J. L. Henry
Augustanv
Charles Buckingham
Hugh Warren
Ariel Parke
Prcise
Two New Daughters Reported in California and Colorado
Stork Express announces Constance Ann born to Mr and Mrs Willis Dean Regester at Pomona Valley Community hospital in La Verne California. Weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces she joins the Regester family with connections to Greeley. Ellen Glen named for a second daughter born April 11 to Mr and Mrs Gene Harrington of Denver, who formerly lived in La Salle and Plorca districts.
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Willis Dean Regester
Second’ Street
la Verne
Calif
April
Pomona Valley Community Hospital
Constance Ann
Regester
Ray Regester
Greeley
Wifa
Corara
Gene Harrington
Zenobin Strest
Denver
Ellen Glen
Harringtons
la Salle
Plorca
New Medicine Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts a new medicine that claims to break rheumatism’s grip in less than a week with a money back guarantee. It urges readers to pay one dollar to start treatment and contrasts this offer with previous remedies.
Ru-Ma Rheumatic Pain Relief Ad Claims Fast Cure
An advertisement promises instant relief from rheumatic pains with Ru-Ma, claiming first day easing of aches and swelling. It guarantees a money back offer if the pain does not stop within a week and notes availability through Gilbert-Dishop Drug Co. and other local druggists.
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Gibert-Dishop Drug Co
Class Initiation and Union Delegates Named
Members of the 8 B A initiated a new class at the T O of F hall on Thursday evening. R W Forester and M A Ware elected as delegates to Denver for national delegate election. convention in Chicago in June. Social dance followed business session with Vada Wooster arches and Clydé Christian tap routine entertaining the crowd. Chicago April 15 showing showers in Kansas and Texas cooled wheat optimism amid a crop summary predicting 260,000,000 bushels less production than last year. prices closed unsettled.
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8. B. A. Hell
T. O. OF
Hell
R. W. Forester
M. A. Ware
Denver
Security Benafit
Chicago
Vada Wooster
Clydé Christian
Kunsan
Texas
Bally
Oklahoam
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Whart
Repossession Sale Of Classic Cars At Jacobson’s
Repossessed vehicles including a 1928 Chiyalet four coach a 1936 Star Sedan a 1928 Plymouth four two door a 1926 Ford four coupe and a 1828 Whippet Cabriolet four are stored at Jacobson's Sea Mr. Disey. Sale information indicates Sunday morning pickup from the lot.
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Plymouth
Ford
Jacobson's
Sea
Disey
Jacobeon's
All Masons and spouses invited to April temple gathering
All masons with their wives or sweethearts are cordial ly invited to be at the Masonic Temple in Greeley next Monday evening April 18 at 7 45 P M A pleasing surprise awaits you Royal Arch Chapter No 13 Refreubmenta
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Masonic Temple
Greeley
Royal Arch
Inteh Market Holds Steady Amid Mixed Signals
Traders report little change as indicators show flat yields and steady prices. Analysts note thin volumes and cautious participation from investors awaiting clear guidance on policy and earnings outlook.
Where Does She Get Her Pep and Vitality Booster
A vintage health puff promotes a stimulant called Pope pepsin as a family doctor prescription. It claims to awaken a sluggish system within a week, urging readers to use the syrup daily to energize tired organs, improve liver function, and avoid constipation without laxatives.
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Fie
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Carl D. McKissey
York
Emer Motors
Great Extern Sugar Co
Emery
Woshwertz
Colo
Electria
Scorchy Smith
Kelley
John C. Terry
ING
Kansas City
Bayes
Gora
Ontu
Potateer
Trusk
SU Sucka
Hutter
Benny Ssteady
Denyer
Tate
U. S. Shine
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Red River
Tdaho Ruaseta
U. S
Les Ois
Bagua Riateaes
Banb
Bapt. Brotherhood
Stork Express
Paul Dill
Optometrist
Guite
Cresley
Young
Haarlem
Gilbert Bishop
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Company, Inc
Feonard Etroct
Arene
Gilbert-Bishop
G.B
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