Easier Money Seen by New York Authorities
New York authorities see easier money ahead as banking data suggests banks are less eager for cash. Discounts at member banks fell, while weekly reports show a $61 million rise in loans and investments. Federal purchases of government securities surged to over $93 million in the week ended April 20, lifting reserve holdings to about $1.078 billion.
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Frank H. McConnell
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Billy
Reserve Syatem
Joana
Default judgments closed against Close in stockholder liability suit
District court entered default judgments against Y A Close for 600 dollars and R O Close for 4200 dollars in a stockholders liability suit brought by Grant McFerson state bank examiner in charge of the defunct Gilcrest state bank. The Closes have moved to Oklahoma but were served in Colorado. G Hartung, defendant in the same action, refused service in Colorado and the case against him is being handled in Wyoming. Peter Kreps named receiver in a foreclosure suit against Haldane Woolsey. Clay Appleby represents the plaintiff.
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Y. A. Close
R. O. Close
Ault
Grant McFerson
Gllcrest State Bank
Tha
Oklahoma
Catorado
G. Hartung
Colorado
Cheyenne
Biles
Peter Kreps
Haldane Woolsey
Clay Appleby Platniiff
Stock Prices Move Upward amid Mixed Trading
Financial editor report notes cautious gains in New York while U S Steel and General Motors show support at bear market lows. Midday rally follows, with prices edging higher then rotating. Separate Northern Colorado wage dispute hearing set for Lafayette union hall tomorrow as coal firms seek wage cut. Wheat corn and oats futures listed with mixed quotations across Chicago and Kansas City markets.
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Dressy
Glaude A. Jagger
Prasa Financial
New York
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Raily
Denver
Colorado
State Industrial Commission
Union Hall
Lafayette
Horton Elected Head of State Organization
Horton of Graeley was Tuesday elected president of the Colorado Society of Burbary and Heating Babshes, at the Albany hotel in Denver. He will also be state delegate to the National Association of Master Plumboro convention in New York City in June. Attendees included J. H. Woehler and others.
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Horton of
Conejos Leads in U S Loans Report Shows
Weld county tops Colorado in farm credit relief requests with 219 loans totaling 45982, while Conejos seeks 14757 in 14 loans and Rio Grande asks 41642 in 186 loans. Larimer and Boulder show smaller sums, with Adams, Morgan, Logan, and Delta district notices included. Last week for loan applications. local agents note loans reflect security and county effort. Eastern Colorado received 426,258 from 19 percent of total loans. Western slope exports 260,160. Delta district 20 school meeting set for Monday May 2 with voting 7 to 9 p m followed by business session.
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Weld
Colorado
Huxaca Corporation
Conejos County
Rio Grande
Larimer
Boulder
Adams
Joany
Morgan
Logan
H. H Simpson
Eastern Colorado
Western Slope
Louis Joan
Markets across midwest and Denver show mixed farm prices
Chicago reports lambs steady with packers showing solid demand. Denver shipments 787 cars with rail and truck receipts, demand moderate and markets steady. Kansas City cattle and hog markets weak to steady with varied loads. Omaha notes cattle slow and prices easing, sheep steady to weak with spring lambs above 6.90. California and Arizona markets show fed lambs firm, new crop lambs limited, with general price volatility across regions.
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Chicago
Denver
Fotatoea
United States
Colorado
Sbipmenta
Kansas City
Omaha
California
Japs Move To Check Revolt in Manchuria
Associated Press dispatch from Harbin reports a major Japanese drive in Manchuria to crush a Chinese revolt against Pu Yi’s government. Three brigades moved by rail and river in a pincer along the eastern railway. Nakamura’s brigade departs Harbin by Sungari river in gunboats to join forces near Sanxin.
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Associated Press
Harbin
Manchuria
Japan
Chinchow
Henry Pu-¥i
Jowar Bunsgari
Denver Fire Sparks Rescue of Babies From Roof
A heroic pair, Mr and Mrs Orval Whaley, dropped their two children Bobby and Calvin Toss into the arms of three bystanders on a roof to escape a blaze in their Denver apartment. The babies were unharmed as firemen and bystanders aided in further rescues amid spreading flames. damage undetermined.
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Denver
Orval Whaley
Whaley
Bobby
Calvin Toss
Tuga
Stimson Plan for Five-Power Disarmament Meeting Fails
On April 27 Colonel Henry L Stimson announced a five power disarmament conference plan but Premier Tardieu could not attend and the meeting dwindled. Secretary of State said he would sail home Tuesday. Participants would have included Stimson Tardieu MacDonald Bruening and Dino Grandi.
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Prema
Geneva
Henry L. Stimson
Tardjan
France
Stimson
M. Tardieu
MacDonald
Chancsllor Bruening
Dino Grand
Funeral service for Mrs Guy Mains of Denver
Death notices report Mrs Guy Mains of Denver daughter of W J Abrend of Gresley, funeral at 1:80 Thursday at Olingers mortuary Denver, with interment at Fairmont cemetery. Also notes the death of Will Hallett, 75, of Oakland, on April 19, brother of Sam Hallett of Graiey, survived by widow and son Lawrence.
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Guy Mains
Denver
W. J. Abrend
Gresley
Olinger's Mortuary
Fairmont Cemetery
Willi Hallett
Oniland
Gatit
Honethers
Hera
Mr. Hallett
Sam. Hallett
Graeiey
Haw
Hdow
Lawrence
Oakland
Dog license due May 2 under 1909 ordinance
By virtue of Ordinance No. 190 passed May 18, 1909 the dog license for 1932 is due May 2 and payable at the City Clerk office. Dogs without licenses will be impounded. Seacil Roberts, Chief of Police.
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Seacil Roberts
Bancroft in Russian Film and Community Players at Sterling
A Sterling theater screens The World and the Flesh starring George Bancroft in a Russian revolution era role. The Community Players perform A Pint of Gin between shows, directed by Pauline Hering, featuring Miriam Hopking in a key role.
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Bancroft
Sterling
Sterling Theater
George Bancroft
Pauline Hering
Miriam Hopking
Water Service To Extend Into Glenmere Park
The council ordered a two inch copper water service extended into Glenmere Park from Fourteenth Avenue to water the eastern end for sprinkling this summer. Grogs plat will be placed on the east end near newly planted trees. Anton Prusek asked for extension of a water main on Sixth Avenue north of Fourth Street. Hesafa and another plan to use water at this time. Council voted to investigate.
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Glenmere Park
Fourteenth Avenue
Anton Prusek
Sixth Avenue
Fourth Street
Hesafa
City Council to Attend Hearing on Power Rates
Greeley city council will attend a public hearing in Fort Calling next Tuesday evening on proposed electric rate reductions. Regular council meeting in Greeley at 4 p.m. Tuesday to handle routine business before departure.
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Greeley
Fort Calling
Sanda
Cornell
Senate Votes Increases on Income Levies
Washington reports the senate finance committee rewrote income and corporate tax provisions in the revenue bill. Individual rates double to top the house figure. corporate tax rises to 14 percent. Debate over surtaxes continues with proposals up to 45 percent. Normal rates increase to 2, 4, and 8 percent. Denver reports E G Edwards of Fort Collins granted trucking authority for livestock and farm goods across multiple counties.
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Ansoiaver
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Cassociated
House
Harrison
Mississippi
Denver
State Public Utilities Commission
E.G. Hdwards of
Fort Collins
Lorimer
Weld
Jackson
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Death and Kindness
The Mashburn family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of their baby. They also appreciate the beautiful floral offering from the community. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mashburn and children.
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Mia
J. B. Mashburn
Grain: Rally Late Grain: Wheat Changes Tilt Market
Grain markets rallied late in Chicago on April 27, aided by stock strength, offsetting earlier declines. Wheat showed mixed deliveries with spreads prominent, closing roughly unchanged to down 5 cents. corn and oats were flat to up slightly while provisions eased.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Gray Reporti Ag
Harvard students put on probation after Cambridge disturbance
Sixteen Harvard students including freshmen and two upperclassmen were placed on probation by the Harvard administrative board for their part in the disturbance that caused a Uproar in Harvard Square last Thursday night. The action followed a special meeting of the board in Cambridge on April 27. Hoover vetoes pension bill. President Hoover vetoed a bill granting higher pensions to dependents and gallantry pensions and new pensions.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Harvard Square
Harvard Administrative Board
Hoover
Ausociated Press
Washington
Union Pacific earns $10 per share on year results
New York April 27 Union Pacific today reported $153 54 earning per share on outstanding common stock after charges 9 92 a share. Dividends on the common stock amounted to $22 229 109 for the year. Total operating revenues were $154 568 410, down from $189 074 the previous period a drop of 18.2 percent. Operating income reached $109 951 355 versus $193 154 840 in the prior year a decline of 43.0 percent. Freight traffic declined 17.9 percent in ton miles of revenue freight, due to a sluggish U S business climate, per president Carl K Gray.
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New York
Union Pacific
Clorey Thy Company
Notth
Nny
Carl K. Gray
Ty Ous
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Saweta Leadey
Carl D.eag
Kistervestment
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Kerv
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Fery
Milacric Bond & Hi Danver UN
Atoc
Marna Corp
GTN
Havocane
Sharer Greaz
Horton
Conejos
U.S
Delta
District No. 20
Wis
Danver
Red
Ewan
Bealls
Patria
Arex
Gilbert-Bishop Drug” “Co
Weldorado Drug Co
Glenmere
Senate
Edwardes
U.P
Presbyteria Church
Meir R. West
Helen Carter
the House
Eighth Ave
Hibbs Clothing Store News
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hibbs Gothing Co
Hart Schaffner, & Marx
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