Governor Ends Border Warfare Over Labor Import Crisis
Governor Johnson revoked the blockade against ebony labor and withdrew National Guard troops after protests from Colorado and other states. He cited dangers of a wider immigration clash and urged federal action to restrict cheap alien labor while noting beet workers and railroad labor pressing Colorado's relief rolls.
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T Associated Presa
Denver
Johnston
Colorado
National Guard
Roosevelt
Weil Ald
Valla
Cal
New Mexico
Coummerce
Tingley
Johnson
Miight
Genein
Great Western Sugar Company
Gecar
Wood
Althe
Maddux
Great Western
Sigar Company
Rocky Mountain
Great ‘Western Sugar Company
Lawrence W Bush death ruled accidental after autopsy
Police and coroner concluded the 89 year old farmer Lawrence W Bush died from an accidental fall from a tree near his La Salle area home. Autopsy found multiple skull fractures with no bullet in the brain. A small wound behind the right ear may have occurred on impact. His body to Macy mortuary in Greeley.
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Lawrence W. Bush
Greeley Hoapital
F. Armstrong
Shorts
Zaton
E. G Holden
Bush
Armstrong
Macy
Gresley
Armestrong
Shavit
Guy Gailinger
la Salle
Imagple
Robert A. Walker
Walker
Soronor Armstrong
Island Grove Wards May Be Enlarged
County physician Dr Schoen proposes enlarging Island Grove ward facilities and adding an operating room to care for contagious cases isolated from the County hospital. County Commissioner Charley Plumb noted differing views from hospital staff and delayed action as hearings continue.
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Island Grove
Ios Pilil
Jases
Hag Boon
Behoen
Jvas
Charley Plumb
Schoen
Peraona
Gree Jey
To Commissionera
Plumb Wali
Thursday Deadline for A B Tests on Driver Licenses
Thu deadline set for drivers with last names beginning A and B to complete driving tests under Chariss Gunn state motor vehicle supervisor rule. Final date for C and D groups moved to May as announced by officials.
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Phoraday
Drivera
Wan Oy
Drivare
Chariss Gunn
State Motor, Vahicle
Walter Morrison on Weld History at Exchange Club
Walter Morrison traced Weld County history noting its 1859 establishment by the Claim Club and the first county seat at 81, Crain now on the Platte river. He outlined the county's eastern boundary toward Kansas and described duties of the county clerk's office.
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Weld County
Walter Morrigan
Weld
Jounly Dorl Ab
Exchange Club
Weld ‘County
Claim Club
Morrigan
Vrain
Oema
Lown
Platte River
Gilcrast
Kansna
Ima
Morrixen
Morviaen
Government Benefits Liberalized on Beet Crop
The administration expands sugar beet subsidies under the 1926 conservation program. AAA officials estimate national payments rise to about 14 dollars per acre for soil conserving rotations linked to beet sugar crops, exceeding earlier expectations. The reform lowers required nonbeet acreage from 60 to 40 percent for beet growers, affecting producers with at least 10 acres in beets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Far Administration
AAA
Auger
Congraguman
Fred Cummings
Move to jail on warrant for property removal
Victor Deming of Alma was returned to Greeley Tuesday by Sheriff Gua Anderson on a warrant charging him with removal of mortgaged property an auto. Mortgage is held by Stewart Waltney.
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Victor Deming
Alma
Greeley
Gua Anderson
Stewart Waltney
Burglars at Economy Hardware in Johnstown Flee With Cash
Marshal W V Riches spotted burglars during a break in at Economy Hardware Store in Johnstown early Wednesday. They fled with about 100 dollars in cash, left behind ammunition and eight shotguns and rifles tied with a bed sheet. Debris and government checks were scattered as officers Tom Howery and Theodore Teehagan investigated.
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W. V. Riches
Johnstown
Witt
Adam ‘Todd
Great Western
Ratock
Ula
Atleys
Marshal Riches
Tom Howery
Theodore Téeghagan
Denver Seizes Wages of Delinquent City Taxpayers
City officials started a drive against employees late in arrears on taxes and mailed the salary check of Charles F Morris chief deputy district attorney. John B McGuire revenue manager said Morris owed 23085 taxes from 1928 through 1936. Similar action will follow for others who fail to pay tax collector.
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Denver
Charles F . Morris
Giatricl
John B. McGuire
Morrig
McGuire Anid
Matson Wins Horn Contest in Denver Music Week
Results from the junior high school instrumental contest during Denver Music Week list William Matson of Greete first with a horn performance scoring 14.18. Frank Schuiler of Mort Colling takes second, Robert Kilbourn of Greeley earns third, with other participants named.
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Evese
Denver
Fiat
Shirtes Beuster
William Matson
Greete
Ohoe
Boulders
French
Frank Schuiler
Mort Colling
Robert Kilbourn
Greeley
Hickert Placed on Police Force in Greylay Council Vote
George Mickart selected as special Greylay police member for 100 dollars a month after 13 applicants, to cover two new parking shifts starting May 1. Other candidates named include Jack Robinson, Julius Walker, Barney Grods, and more. final ballot by Mayor Briggs. Parking limits set for an area around Seventh to Ninth avenues and Eighth and Ninth streets to ease downtown congestion. Cardwell named Special Officer at Taland Grove Park for softball season at eight dollars a day. Budget decisions include band funding adjustments and gear bids for city projects.
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George Mickart
Greylay
Hickert
Jack Robinzon
Julph N. Walker
Barney
Cyvad
John Maler
Roy Nicka
Charles L. Grigaby
Gerald B. Lyons
Jan Hi
Towell
Palmer
Homer Glma
E. B. Lewis
Chet
Grogs
Sing
Hickort
Waller Robison
Benoit
Walker Thros
Tad
Briggs Contru
Tickert
Arog
Pollis
Poller Boggs
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
Seventh Stree T
Trith Street
Seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Ninth Avenud
Tenth Street
Seventh
Ninth
Avenuss
Cardwellsland Grove
Cardwell
Taland Grove Park
Th. BU. Hatch
Greeley Municipal Band
Municipal
American Legion Drum and Bugle
Greeley Web
Falyh
High Schook Band
Legion
Hatch
Laglon
Frum Corps
Ue Alglado
Cummings
Lincoln Park
Lag Brothers Hartware
Woebler & Vorca
Huring & Ropp
Rucker
Fire Department
Goolrich
Weld County Gorge
Forbes Tita Service
Firestone Tire
George Adams
Thirteenth Avenua
Adams
J. BM. Stewart & Sons
Goa
George Dayly
Net
Improvementa
Glanmare Park
Charles Young
Jaepe
Detective Son Named Torturer in Lindy Case Allegation
District Attorney Groghan said Elise Parker Jr was named by Mabry Webs as directing the kidnapping and torture of Paul M Wendel in a Sheepshead Bay hideout. Parker allegedly supervised torture that produced Wendel confessions.
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Prat
Brooklyn
Willan Fx
Groghan
Elise Parker Jr
Mabry Webs
Paul M. Wendel
Wale
Tard
Parker
Wendel
Sheepshead Bay
Indicted 96 See Weinstein Among Group of Accused
Denver April 29 a federal grand jury indicted 96 persons including Harry Weinstein a Denver plumber. The charges stem from extortion schemes tied to the shooting of Max Schwartz near his apartment and a downtown robbery involving about 95 000 in jewelry and cash. Weinstein allegedly demanded 15000 in extortion from Schwartz's son Martyn. Schwartz was killed last November. Wainstein reported being kidnapped twice and claimed associates demanded 5000 to spare Weinstein's life.
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Denver
Harry Weinstein
Plumbst
Denyse Daserlet
Max Schwartz
Dart
Belwartz
Elain
Pere Song Accusgd
Jims
N Gi
Sehwarta
Martyn
Sanday
Townsend Accused of Scorning Followers
Dr. Francis B. Townsend admitted he was not optimistic about passing pension legislation this session or the next. Otto Moore, Denver lawyer and Townsend follower, testified that Townsend warned followers of hopelessness in immediate action. The subcommittee heard how Townsend called opponents old fossils, a term reportedly used by movement leaders.
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Angeles
Francis B. ‘Townsend
Coperese
Townsend
Gtar
Autheommmittee
Otto Moore
Denver
Moore
Wiel da Wa
Caro
Robert WD. Clemants
Pansion Organization
Chamber Directors Hear Thomas Welsh on Tax Situation
Thomas Welsh spoke to Greeley Chamber of Commerce leaders about Colorado tax risks if a replacement levy is not provided. He urged supporting a constitutional amendment to allow a state income tax to serve as a replacement and questioned current proposals.
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Thomas Welsh
Colorado
Thomas Welah
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Marshall
Lamb Price Record Set in Denver Market
Denver April lamb market set a new price record with top bids reaching $12,504. Officials reported more than 18,000 sheep in the market, the day's largest turnout this year, as traders noted a 25 cent rise over the previous week. Montgomery Ward plans a new store. the Graham Furniture location will close when its lease expires in August.
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Denver
Markat Ince
Tony
Roosevelt Leads Big in Pennsylvania Presidential Primary
Roosevelt ahead of Breckenridge by more than 18 to 1 in Pennsylvania's Democratic presidential preferential primary with 386,267 for Roosevelt and 20,700 for Breckenridge from 4,059 of 7,088 precincts reported. Borah remains unopposed in the Republican primary, with about 237,000 votes noted. Public and partial results also show scattered Roosevelt support and write ins in other states.
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Xero Prasad
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Henry BH. Mrockenriden
Deal
Ponnayl Vaul
Taturna Today
Gays
Breckenridge
Repubican
Willam J. Borah
Boston
Alt Landon
Kansas
Feaiarna
Pennsylvania
Pesident Roosevelt
Colonal Holy Breckenridge
New York
Roosevalt
Brack
Saridge
William
Borah
Blum May Be Next French Cabinet Head
French police sources say Leon Blum, socialist leader who has not joined government before, may form a cabinet when the new chamber of deputies opens after next Sunday's run-off elections. The popular front could give socialists about 120 seats, with communists and socialist factions competing for posts.
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Trost Parle
Policicat
Leon Blum
Socials
Tne
Whkely Foodg
Chamber of Deputies
People's Front
Communiat
Sovialist
Radical-Socialiss
Socialieta
Chamber
Popular Front
Candidata
Sli
Ltst
Blun
7Te
Albert Sarrant
Hiy
Diam
Orapcks
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers on Wheat and Potatoes
A sparse listing shows prices for winter wheat 2.95 and pinto beans. crop pintos 40. potatoes 1.20 to 1.86. The brief notes reference rural buyers and new crop items with terse price points, reflecting a market snapshot.
Telephone Co Excess Profit Indicated in Anagoulea
Washington April 1 8. Long distance operations of the American Telephone and Telegraph company netted 180 million dollars in excess of a six percent return on invested capital over a 23 year period. WCCO accountant Krug testified the long distance business earned over 400 million dollars, exceeding a seven percent return by more than 180 million. Protests by AT&T counsel accompanied the federal investigation.
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Anagoulea Ivenus
Washington
Tydenca Amariain Telephony & ‘Telegraph Company
Come Mission
WCCO
Krug
Townsend Financing Under Senate Inquiry Probe
New York Democrat Joseph Gavagan said evidence on Townsend pension financing would be given to the Justice Department for investigation. Otto Moore testified that Townsend funds raised about $20,000 via the Townsend Telegrams and Bondsendi campaigns tied to a pension movement. A Townsendsgram was introduced at the hearing promising a great victory.
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Los Angeles
Iman Joseph
Gavagan
New York
Tear Gas Sets Off to Disperse Alabama Mob
National guards used tear gas bombs to scatter a crowd outside a courthouse after Walter Miller, a Black man, pleaded not guilty to the assault and murder of Willan Woodward. Guards moved Miller from the courtroom to a truck for removal.
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Alabama
Associated Press
Huntsville
Ala
Walter Miller
Wivlan Woodward
Birningham
Tax Measure Passes House With 267 to 92 Vote
The administration's 803 million tax bill passed the House by 267 to 92 to fund bonuses, relief, and a broad corporate tax revision. It moves to the Senate finance committee for consideration as Morgenthau prepares to testify. The bill includes a corporate tax based on income gradation from earnings withheld for stockholder distribution.
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Washington
House
Senate
Morgenthau
Lta
Lindberghs Leave France for England
The Lindberghs depart Boulogne for England after a six day stay in France. Crowds in seaside towns pressed for privacy, with Charles and Anne Lindbergh largely unrecognized as they traveled by rail to Talkstone and locals besieged their hotel seeking autographs.
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Boulogne
France
Charles A. Lindbérgh
England
Have
Talkéstone
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Universlty of Nebraska
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Bouldar
Ward
Boulter
Montgomery Ward
Graham Turniture
F.D
Landon
Massachusetts
Pinchot Bexton
Blum
Chiekan Thett
Carl Lehmidt
Greeley-Cheyenne
Thett
Ture
Council For the American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Townsend Financing
Justice Dept
Lindberghs
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