New Credit Plan Voiced To Restore Confidence
Secretary Mills urged a reinvigorated credit structure and restored national confidence at a Waldorf Astoria briefing. He called for controlled credit expansion safeguarded by the federal reserve system to spur economic recovery and warned against fiat currency, unbalanced budgets, and growing inflation.
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
United States
Mills
Federal Reserve System
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Mille
Arma Thae
Creditanatait
Germany
Great Britain
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Forces of Recovery and Confidence in American Life
The speaker argues recovery is gradual not sudden, noting government actions by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and public‑interest units to halt hoarding and expand credit. He cites signs of revived confidence in towns and railroads, urging patience to allow forces in motion to take effect. He remains convinced of the promise of American life.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Brother Surrenders Over Denver Hit Run Death
Denver April 26 Hdldie Ott owner of a Jefferson county dances hall telephoned police that his brother Johr was the unidentified motorist who ran down and killed Freisre, 70, one mile west of Denver on the Golden road. Otto offered to surrender his brother to Sheriff J Digging. Freisberg's body was found on the road before daylight. A cowlight from a team and car was the only clue to the motorist's identity. Associated From Denver April 25 George Oakley 55 a odd-job worker of Lakewood suburb was killed early today when run down by a motorist who fled. Oakley's body was found on the Golden road west of Denver city limit. A cowlight seen near the car was found near the body. No other details.
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Hdldie Ott
Jafferson County
Johr
Oo Freishere
Golden Road
Otto
J. Digging
Jefferson County
Freisberg
George Oakley
Lakewood
Oakley
Golden Roa
Denver City Minite
Eborist
Golden
Wheat Market Rallies After Brief Declines
Chicago April 26 Wheat prices firmed after brief declines as Kansas weather and Nebraskan acreage news buoyed sentiment. The wheat visible supply fell 8,672,000 bushels with a rally closing 1/8 higher. Corn and oats recovered, with corn down 4 to 2 shade, oats steady, and provisions unchanged.
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Jehn P. Boughan
Associated
Chicago
Kansas
United States
Indian Fighter John Patterson Dies at Grand Junction
John Patterson, an Irish born Indian fighter who homesteaded near Hiles bridge and later farmed across the Greeley area, died at a daughter’s home in Grand Junction on Saturday. He fought at Band Creek in 1864 and was part of the Third company that aided the Chicago attack on Cheyennes and Arapahoes. He left a long frontier life in Hotchkiss and the Greeley district, survived by six daughters and one son, and helped build the Old Denver and Pacific railroad through Greeley. Patterson defended the Band Creek action as retaliation against brutality toward women and children.
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Jesse TR
W. M. Patterson
Greeley
Alice Timothy
Peckham
Grand Junction
Greeley District
Band Creek
Hotchkian
Hotch-kiss
Grand Jeneton
Tichard Patterson
Jenne
W. R. Patterson
Plangant Valley
Patterson
Denver and Pacific
Ireland
Tryington
Sand Creek
Arapahoes
United States Senate
Rele
Supreme Court Revives Sapero License Case in Ethics Ruling
Denver April 25 The Colorado Supreme Court ruled advertising by a physician does not automatically breach professional ethics. It reversed the Denver district court in Dr Kalema Sapero of Denver v. State Medical Board, returning the case for disposition of disbarment actions. Sapero has practiced in Colorado for 25 years. board objected to ads in Lamar Sterling and Florence. The high court said a license cannot be revoked for mere ethical breach absent moral turpitude or dishonorable conduct.
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Kalema. Sapero
State Medical Board
Dr. Sapero
Supreme Court
Medical Board
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Medigal Board
Lamar
Sterling
Florence
High Court
Te Board
Lcense
Marriage License Issued to Clyde Cummings and Ni Kora Mots
Clyde Cummings of Deertrail and Ni Kora Mots of Grocley obtained a marriage license. The filing lists both individuals as parties to wed, indicating formal approval for nuptials in the local records.
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Clyde Cummings
Deertrail
Ni Kora Mots
Grocley
Family celebrates Dean Royer birthday with tree planting
A Royer family gathering at Glen park marked Dean Royer's birthday and a tree planting ceremony. The event included cake and ice cream after the planting, with Mrs. Russell Royer dedicating a juniper virginiana can. Attendees included D C Royer, Ther Royer, Russell Royer, Willis Butoh, and Roy Murchison's family from Fort Collins.
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Dean Royer
D. G. Royer
Russell Royer
D.C
Willis Butoh
Roy Murchiaon
Fort Collins
Stock Market Wobbly as New Week Opens
New York April 26 The stock market began the new week wobbly as traders remained cautious ahead of tomorrow’s meeting of the directors. Steel and other industrials showed mixed to modest gains while some advance in American Tobacco and related issues offset declines in others. The British pound and French franc edged higher in early foreign exchange trades.
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Associated Press
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Ford Motor Co
Summer Round-Ups At Horace Mann And Cameron Schools
Parents are reminded that the summer round-up for Horace Mann and Cameron Schools will be held Tuesday April 26 at 2 o'clock at Horace Mann school. Washington's round-up is slated for Friday April 29 at 2 o'clock. Also noting the Denver Produce poultry prices and assorted foodstuffs with varied rates for breasts, springs, whites, and beans.
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Cameron School
Horace Mann School
Washington
Denver
Egne
Wilto Dennerles
Butt
Fragmentary quote on cooperation and human labor
A muddled antiquated quote questions whether one will do the work of a human being, mentioning a doe Nature’s Lessam Dost and various small creatures working together to order their party of the universe. The passage implies a moral prompt toward cooperative effort.
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Natere
Marcus Atretinn
Five men in car battle lead to three jailed and two hospitalized
April 25 report from Danvers detail a knife fight among five men after a quarrel began in George Skeen’s apartment. Donald Levena and Bill Dorton were seriously injured. Howard, Skeen, and Boyett were jailed. Mrs. Marjorie Claycomb witnessed the fight and was held by police. A pocketknife and hospital transfusion efforts are noted.
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Danver General Hospital
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Baril B. Williams
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Donald Leana
Bill Dorton
Levanus
George Skeen
Jos Howard
John Boyett
Howard
Levang
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Sheen
Levans
Patchds Play To Be Presented By Baptist Youth
The First Baptist church hosts a Tuesday evening play titled Patchds at 8 o'clock for the public, organized by the church's youth group. Cast includes Rolland Powell Ruth Bauer Deana Ferm Mitchell and Helen Scrivner with mutual and vaudeville skits from the Boosters club. No admission charged with proceeds aiding the state B P U fund.
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Ruth Bauer
Deana Ferm Mitchell
Helen Scrivner
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Birth Announcement in Fort Lupton April 25
Stork Express Fort Lupton reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gottg of Prospect on April 25. The birth occurred at the home of Mrs. Bessie Schallenberger, who is in charge of mother and baby.
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Fort Lupton
Lester Gottg
Prospect
Bessie Schallenberger
Nurse Recounts Sleep Aid and Gas Relief Claim
A nurse explains a home remedy claiming to improve sleep by relieving gas. The article references a product named Adlerike and mentions doctors and drugstores, including Fletcher and Gilbert, with reports from a local press piece about stomach discomfort and better sleep after use.
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Gilbert
Bishop Drag
Korsey
Karney Drug Btors
Chicago and Denver Potato and Livestock Market Notes
Market reports from Chicago Denver and Omaha detail mixed potato prices and steady to lower livestock values. Wisconsin and North Dakota potatoes are listed with Russets and Burhans. cattle and hogs show mixed but mostly steady demand amid abundant supplies. Prices for No 1 Burhanks and Russets range around $1.25 to $1.70 per 100 pounds. cattle and hogs in Denver and Omaha reflect cautious activity and steady to lower trends.
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