Senatorial Hopes Note U S Inquiry and Campaign Costs
Denver reports rising interest as federal probes touch Colorado senatorial race. Candidates Shay Hadgey Morrison and Coe- Ugan welcome inquiry, pledging cooperation. Nye calls for federal curb on campaign expenses and possible constitutional reform. Cutting suggested plan to cap costs. state funding of primary expenses eyed to limit wealthy influence.
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Denver
U. S
A. S
J. C. Phippa
George H. Shay
William V. Hadgey
Republicrnn
James A. Marsh
Edward P. Coe- Ugan
Chanrat
Livy
George P. Nye
Senolor Phipps
Washington
Senate
Nye
Congress
North Dakotaa
Congressional Action
Alleir Legistion
Nee
Aittle
Cutting
Seneter Cutting
Nya Fe
Sovate
American Sailor Shot by Communist in Chinese Battle
Dispatches from Shanghai report a U S Navy bluejacket wounded by communist fire as gunboats on the Yangtze River near Wuchang battle. British sailors were wounded aboard a gunboat. bandits and anti foreign attacks fueled broader violence as warships reinforced to protect foreigners.
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Shanghai
Als
Dao Americin
Ghangaha
Ear Province
United States
Diapatehes
Britiah Gollera
Rankow
Wuchang
Havynils
Captors Demand Immediate Ransom Amid Alarming Abductions
A distress message reveals captors threaten to kill several women including Miss Edith Nettlestor and Miss Edith Thirttson of the British Church Missionary Society. They were seized en route from Chuvgen to Fenping, while efforts to escape were thwarted. Violent clashes involving gunboats and consular protests followed, with casualties among sailors and civilians as tensions rise.
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Tortire
Foochow
Kienyang
Kuklen
Edith Nettletor
Edith Thirttson
British Church Missionary Society
London
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Fenping
Davonets
A. QR
J. Hearne
Tientsine Pokow
Punched
Putow
Nanking
Sisug
Camorunisia
Changsha
Revs
United States
Paton
Palas
Ameritana
Kinks
Lundgren Renews New York Flight Attempt from Amarillo
Amarillo, Tex August. Hollywood flyer Lundgren left from Amarillo bound for New York to complete a world flight in 200 hours. He planned to reach Kansas City first day and expected arrival in New York within 18 hours. Co-pilot Charles Sotlarz accompanied him, with Roger Q. Williams awaiting joining in New York. Winds slowed progress and a prior landing at 8:30 p.m. yesterday followed a delay.
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Tex
Tsi Lundsgree
Hollywood
Hemnsley
New York
Iie
Kansas City
Lundgren
Charles Sotlarz
Roger Q. Williams
Alton Railroad Control Change Reported
W G Blsard receiver for the Chicago and Alton announced acquisition of a minority stake through purchase of 4141 0 bonds, giving new control partial ownership. The move affects ongoing operations and future plans for the line.
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Aletimore & Obie
Chicago & Alton
Alton Imo
Hera
McArthur Appointed Army Chief of Staff
Aug. 5 report confirms Major General Douglne MacArthur is named chief of staff of the army by President Hoover, succeeding General Charles P. Summerall. Nationalist troops reportedly reentered Changsha earlier, restoring control after recent capture by communists. Local notes include a traveling art exhibit at Colorado State Teachers College and a barley yield report from Longmont.
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Weakington
Douglne MacArthur
Ataft
Army
Hoover
Charles P. Summerall
Colonial Art Company
Oxlahoma City
Colorado State Teachers College
Down
Longmont
Awoutern West County
Frank
Tarr
DG. J. Montgomery Diaco
Mead
No Set-Up in Drought Thru East Is Seen
Aug 5 reports from Washington describe a broad drought across the central to eastern regions with only scattered showers and no general rain. Weather bureau notes minimal rainfall in recent 24 hours, while officials warn that without timely relief a major catastrophe could follow in 10 to 20 days if drought persists.
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Tasu
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Appalachian
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Tilwat
Wisconsin
Nebraske
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Missouri
Ohio
Omaha
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Indiana
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Kentucky
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South Dakota
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Louis 5. Trher
National Grange
Southerner Voices Against Dry Law in Debate
An Anodated Press report notes B N O'Connor Covlrick of Fredericksburg testifying before the Institute of Public Affairs that the South should abandon its state partisanship in favor of prohibition. He called prohibition a failure and argued there is no reliable data to prove economic benefits for the South. He challenged proponents to show clear gains and cited four indexes to judge ten years of prohibition, including federal control increases and crime shifts.
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Fredericksburg
Attagney
Institute of Public Affairs Todry
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Siy
Laotrlels
Prohibitionista
Reptlican Party For Credit
Antisiloan League
Alogell
Calturca
4Ulla
Orreste
Soviet Will Not Pay Debt from Czars Era
Moscow editorial rejects assuming czarist debts, stating the Soviet government repudiated them since 1917. It notes readiness to pay interest on new credits at higher rates to ensure peaceful compensation, while condemning embargo onnovelty and praising U.S. stance as sane.
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Kremlin
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Tarestlat
Nawapayer
Damage suit following Loveland accident
Bert Collins and Mortta Segal lead a damage suit filed in district court seeking a total judgment of 23 608 60 against R A Hulc after an automobile collision June 28 near Loveland. Samuel Jacobs and Mrs Jacobs seek 11 372 0 for injuries to their son Samuel and resulting expenses.
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Bert Collins
Mortta Segal
Sifrley Jaeche
Samuel Jacsba
R. A. Hulcatt
District Court
Bear Loveland
Royal Jacobe
Haloatt
Sogal
Eight Men Beheaded in Hankow Street Scene
Eight men were beheaded in Hankow streets as military authorities tightened offenses against a red uprising. Foreign guards patrolled the city and the French community formed a voluntary defense corps. Reports say commmutat armies pillaged and burned Changsha and marched toward Hankow.
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Changsha
Haokow
Ita
R Efiles
Wuehang
Hanyang
Wea
Autos Blamed in Part for Hay Fever Rise
Public health officials link auto use to higher hay fever rates as pollen exposure rises with more driving. They warn that age of automobiles and urban wear contribute to the increase and urge weed control measures. About 5,040,000 Americans suffer hay fever or related allergies.
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Enburbon
Cleo
American refutes England's claims to polar areas
Laura H. Martin, geologist and geographer, told the Institute of Politics that Britain asserts dominion over polar regions beyond discovery. She noted the United States has never claimed Antarctic land and questioned Britain's claims tied to Admiral Byrd's base. Dr Reeves added the U.S. historically rejects territory claims based on discovery alone and defended international law on polar sovereignty.
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Local Scouts Honored At Camp Horne Week Four
Honor boys include Charles Fair and Rus ch Grattan from Troops Five and Four. Sixty plus scouts from Greeley Boulder Longmont Fort Collins Laramie Rawlins and Sterling attended as week four opened with 57 scouts present.
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Starling
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Porco
Wyo
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Majrics Patterson
Arehia Drenneo
Fort Morgan
Carl Bawards
Purco
Edward Borgenberger
Alfred Falk
Ray Waters
Verne Edwards
Carl Brookey
Parco
Wye
Corn Price Soars Amid Drought Relief Talk
Corn prices hit new highs after statements on government drought relief. Trade focused on losses from the crop, with wheat advancing and futures closing higher. Australian gold rush news follows, as prospectors race to Bendigo and nearby regions driven by reports of a large petroleum deposit discovery affecting markets.
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Associated Press
Coondent
Chicago
Aug. S
Baover
Rosa
Corr
Stork Express Brings Baby Girl to Ant Couple
Mr and Mrs Jacob Has brouck of Ant welcomed a baby girl at Growley hospital Monday afternoon.
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Jacob Hasbrouck
Ant
Royal birth expected as Duchess of York nears delivery
In Glamis Scotland Aug King George the fourth grandchild may arrive within hours. Reported rumors point to a potential male heir amid strong likelihood of William or Victoria status. The anticipated birth highlights succession questions as the Duchess of York and the royal family await the new child.
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York
Daugheec
George
Prince of Wales
Duchesy Atrendy Hig Ous
Titla Prigeos
Elizabeth
King George's
Erincesy
Mary
Haa
Fragmentary note on a royal inquiry and official hurry
A damaged fragment describes an event at the royal house involving the secretary Ly and a person holding a post in an argument. It notes someone rushing today to claim to be indiscreet at the moment, with unclear details and missing context.
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Vanturias
Tom
Son Born to Judge and Mrs Wilbur M Alter
The Alters welcomed a son born Sunday at Porters and Hospital weighing six pounds. He is the third child of Judge Wilbur M Alter and his wife. The family recently moved to Springs where they have resided for two years since his elevation to the Supreme Court.
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Denyer
Cola
Wohi M Alter
Pan
Porters and Hospital
Wilbur
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