Roosevelt vows veto on refined sugar imports bill
A congressional sugar control meeting in Washington reports unanimous support to pass the sugar bill while President Roosevelt signals he will veto if it contains restrictions on refined sugar imports from Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Key figures include Rep Coffee and Sen O Mahoney, with reactions from Rep Cummings and Sen Adams.
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tAvendl
Jones
Dem Orrat
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Hawaii
Porto Rico
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Liss
Coffae
Cutef
Congress
Adahis
Colorado
Senate
House
Interior Department
Cummings
Denocrat
Newa
Roosevelt
Tisrold Hogsett
Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
Charles M. Kearney
The
National Association
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyowing
Kearney
Maryin Jones
Adams
Marvin Jones
Ha‘writ
Puerto Rico
Departments of State
Colorado readiness for $46 old age pensions stirs statewide
Colorado county welfare departments rush preparations after federal approval for a $46 a month old age pension plan. Audits begin to check eligibility while forms, instructions, and interview procedures are distributed to Weld and other counties as September payments approach.
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M W. Kouns
State Welfare
Social Security Board
Colorado
Kouns
Weld
Carl M. Kouns
Dwight Q. Clie
Weld County
Federal Social Security Board
Forte
Cilne
County Welfare Office
Viewnew Pension Plan
Earl
United States
Two Suspects Deny Guilty in Erie Miner Killing
Erie miners Mike Gustovich and Matt Myteh, jailed, persist in denying involvement in the murder of Dan Rastelli, 42, found beaten to death in Erie last Monday. Sheriff Gus Anderson said both were grilled for hours, while a third man Pete Pankovich, arrested with them, accuses Gustovich of the crime.
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Mike Gustovich
Matt Myteh
Erie
Dan
Rastelli
Mrnday
Gus Anderson
Anderson
Pete Pankovich
Gastovich
Myron
Tegtman quits sheriff's post
Deputy Tegtman resigns after serving since January 8, 1925, with Sheriff Gus Anderson noting no immediate appointment to fill the vacancy. He had been appointed from Eaton, where he owned a farm, and had served as a traffic deputy.
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Theodore “‘Tegtman
Gus Anderson
Sherif Anderson
Taptman
Eaton
Anderson
Tegtmaan
Forcible Feeding Used To Save Greeleystein Prisoner
Denver reports physicians at a Colorado psychopathic hospital used forcible feeding to save Gaymo Martin, 27, of Greeley, who had refused food for nine days during a hunger strike while jailed on forgery charges. Sheriff E Monzingo stated Martin was a model prisoner before his arrest two weeks ago.
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Denver
Colorado Psychopathic Hospital
Gaymo Martin
Greeley
Martin
E. Monzingo
Jhoe Enamty
Dagor
Mougin- Bssild
Stonzingo
Alleger
Nini
Inti
Wage Bill Battle Delays Farm Bloc Crop Loan Debate
Washington August wage and hour bill faces resistance from farm bloc members who threaten to block approval in the rules committee unless it backs a separate senor crop plan. The labor committee chairs expect a special rule to let debate start soon as districts report differing views on the measure. Police court fines include drunkenness speeding and fighting charges across several individuals.
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LA Asociated
Jtressy
Washington
Aug
House Labor Committee
House
Sessiom
Wero
Norton
Dem
New Jersey
O'Connor
New York
Miles
Plane Carrier Is Rejected by Navy for Fault
Washington Aug 5 The navy department after trials of the crack carrier Yorktown refused to accept the vessel due to faulty reduction gears and other defects. The Board of inspection found the gear and some features unsatisfactory and Admiral Leahy ordered Newport News Shipbuilding to halt work on the Enterprise while tests continue. The 19 million dollar Yorktown will not be formally accepted until faults are corrected.
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Washington
Navy Department
Yorktown
Board of Inspection
William H. Leahy
Naval Operation
Leahy
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Wich
York
Three Arrested In Threshing Row Over Wages Threats
Deputy sheriffs arrested Leo Bertron John Frere and John Gates on Wednesday after threats to upset bundle haulers and damage threshing crews near Puritan. The agitation began Tuesday at C H Dellinger’s outfit with pitcher wages raised from 3.00 to 3.50 and truck drivers from 6 to 7. A new demand for higher pay prompted the clash and arrests followed.
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Guy McGinness
Bertran
Baseball Roundup From New York to Boston and Chicago
In a chaotic A L schedule summary Gehring and Pytlall homer for New York and Cleveland respectively while Makosky earns the win for Cleveland. Batters, pitchers, and defenses are listed with scattered scores and missing details across multiple games from Philadelphia Detroit Washington Chicago and St. Louis.
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New York
Chicago
New Yorker
Stratton
Brown
Lowell
Wicker
Makosky
Murphy
Dickey
Gehring
Boston
Cleveland
Belteries
Hudlin
Pytsk
Newsum and Desautels
Pytlall
Philadelphia
Detroit
Talteries
Auker
York
Suifth
Brucker
Johnson
Philandhphia
Fox
Greenburg
Washington
St. Louis
Koupal and Hemsley
Appleton, Luke and Gillies
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Hoyt
Phelps
Blanton
Brandt
Weaver
Todd
Young
Lowing
Pitchor
Cox
Waiters
Atwaad
Shoux
Bryant
Moot
Hartnettwait O'Dea
Demares
Marlin
Phil
Durward Luper Dies Wednesday
Durward Luper age 52 of 3001 North Bleyouth died Wednesday afternoon. He owned a local welding shop and was active in fraternal groups. Survived by wife Nellie and two daughters Fay Suulth of Hogane Oregon and Maxine Schafer of Wray. Brothers Penay Luper of Grovles Ray Luper of Toys ton Oxasye and Gate Hanbury. Funeral arrangements by Macy's.
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Durward Luper
North Bleyouth
Mrr. Luper
Luper Fe
Nellie R. Luper
Mra
Fay Suuilth
Hogane
Ore
Maxine Schafer
Wray
Penay W
Ranger Wins Fourth Race To Defend Cup Title
Ranger aboard Coast Guard Cutter Araa off Newport wins her fourth race in the America’s Cup defense. Endeavor crosses too late after a premature start losing about a minute and fifteen seconds. Harold S. Van derbilt becomes the first amateur boatsman to defend the national trophy three times.
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Rangers
Endeavor
Vanderbilt
Governor Ammonos to Testify Before Grand Jury
Governor Ammonos tentatively scheduled to testify tonight before the special grand jury probing microphones hidden in his private offices. Attorney Carroll said the governor requested to testify, with hearings likely to take several hours. witnesses Samiders and Getty also testified, stirring speculation of a powerful lobby and liquor bill defeat amid ongoing probes.
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Arestolet Prenat Deurer
Taller Amumona
Denavey
Monte Vista
Caryol
Carroll
George E. Samiders
Herman C. Getty
State Civil Serving Commission
Tax collections in Weld reach seventy four percent
Weld county tax data show total collections at 73.82 percent for the year through August 1 with a collar of 74.83 percent of the total. County Treasurer Harvey Witwer announced the figures on Thursday. The report compares closely with August 1 of the previous year, when the rate was 74 percent. The first half was completed by March 1.
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Harvey
Witwer
Hunter Orders Night Officers To Be Vigilant
Chief Hunter instructs night patrolmen to heighten vigilance in the business district after relief from fighting duties. Officers will again check doors and windows and patrol fixed beats to assist colleagues, countering misinformation from merchants about the end of the fight.
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Hunter
Chet
G. C. Minter
Dent
Witdewd
Larga
Patralmon
Hirota Objects To Assertion on Yanks in China
Foreign Minister Koki Hirota said Japan aimed to break the Sino Japanese stalemate by peaceful and military means and denied a plan to recruit American pilots for China. He noted Tokyo was pursuing diplomatic talks with Nanjing alongside military operations in the north. Separately, Frederick Seamster of Yolw University and Connecticut College will speak on leadership at First Baptist Church services Sunday morning.
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Koki Hirota
Japin
Dice
Sidek
Japan
United States
Trussell L. Hearn
Los Angeles
Ghia
Hirota
Nanting
North Oissivt
Comet
Hearn
Marshall Chang Fao- Lin
China
Baptist Church
Frederick Seamster
Yolw University
Connecticut College For Women
First Baptist Church
Seamster
Colorado State College of Education
Union Trouble Closes Plymouth Factory Amid Strike Clash
Detroit union conflict stalls Chrysler Plymouth plant operations as United Auto Workers and Independent Chrysler Triployas clash over four men fired for alleged participation in a Wednesday noon incident. 16 workers injured in previous fighting. gates closed and workers sent home as talks resume late Wednesday.
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Detroit
Ans
Chrysler Orperation
Plymouth
United Auto
Cime
Independent Association of Chrysler
United Statemobile Workers
Richard T. Frankenstoon
L. A. Wyes
Farmer South of Milliken Sought in Disappearance
Sheriff officials sought a farmer living south of Milliken after Tobn Wallace 43 disappeared. Wallace, 6 feet tall and 160 pounds with brown hair and eyes, had been nursing since Friday and left home with four cows. Lt feared foul play. Fire dept called to Mrs Lillian Sister residence for a cow incident with high wind. no damage.
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Sheriffs Office
Neadly
Sauia
Tobn Wallace
Dave Scott
Milliken
Waleace
Wallace
Piro
Lillian Sister
Pwalfth Street
Alto Con
Burial for Windsor laborer held Thursday
Frank Lee Zanfelt, 64, a Windsor laborer who had lived near Windsor Lake, dropped dead while talking with a fellow worker near Cactus Hill schoolhouse in Black Hollow. He was buried in the Yivans cemetery Thursday. He had lived with another man in a Windsor cottage for five years and appeared to have suffered a heart attack. Local officials did not know his origins or relatives.
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Frank Lee Zanfelt
Inhorer
Windsor
Cactus Hill
Black Hollow
Thurasany
Zantalt
Windsor Lake
Zantelt
Miuntenthya
Wilmoth Wis
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Psychopathic
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Polles Department
J. V. Richarda
Ster Ing
Charles Molander
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Adamis
Thornstone Walker
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