Mother Jones Active in Ludlow After Massacre
The veteran labor organizer Mother Jones moved through southern Colorado during the Ludlow strike of 1914 1958 recounts her presence at picket lines and relief work and her clashes with Rockefeller interests later jailed twice in Woluranburg and Trinidad. Her long Colorado involvement includes 20 years as a noted figure with a last visit in 1924.
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Trane Danver
Dea
Maye Land
Mather Jones
Colorado
Tabor Teadera O
Cloody Ceat
Ludlow
Wome
Thairtenia
Mother Jones
Tabor
Triniddd
Tne
Cauge
Joy Lawson
Denver
Jabar
Bullete
Mino Guarda
Atrikere
Eat
Aviera
Hava
New Scout Troop at Gilcrest Progresses
Gilcrest organizes a new Boy Scout troop progressing rapidly with tenderfoot tests passed by Roderick Mcleod Beat Mons oon Lewie Moreman Robert Tim othy and Lloyd Tats. Others Fran ric Dethke Joe Stenger and Donald Young have tenderfoot status. Many workers pursue second class requirements and may soon pass the test. On Friday Mr Harmagorth will lead a group of tenderfoot plants to Cat Hills for an all day hike to enable the boys to pursue some of their tests.
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Bilcrest
Gilcrest
Roderick Mcleod
Monsoon
Lewie Moreman
Robert Timothy
Lloyd Tats
Franric Dethke
Joe Stenger
Anh Donald Young
Harmagorth
Tanderfoot
Cat Hills
Wheat market steadies as December futures hold firm
Heavy December wheat deliveries totaling about 16 000 000 bushels failed to depress late trading in Chicago and other markets. Wheat closed irregularly with fractional to 3 percent declines, while corn and oats showed smaller gains and losses. Shares rose modestly in New York with notable advances by several large firms. A German liner incident near Panama reported under control after a fire in the hold, as a Pueblo suicide tied to unemployment reported locally.
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Chicago
Wilon
Kangae
Otty
New York
Ralle
Utiles
Sala
Atchigan
Norfolk & Western
Migtourt Pacific
Ailautte Constinc
Dupont Ale Med
Your Pledge Registered Here A
A brief notice records a pledge registration marked by the emblem of a civic or organizational campaign. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate formal registration or endorsement events associated with the pledge.
Kersey Honor Roll Adds Many Students and Events
The Kersey Consolidated school reports many new names on the honor roll and notes 400 enrolled junior high students. Blue ribbon recipients include Earlene Hendrix and Vivian Christmin among others, with red ribbon winners listed. A dance band engagement is announced for December 16 at the Avalon Ballroom, and a memorial monument in France is mentioned.
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Kersey Consolidated
Schagla
Mies Genevieve Aris
Rocorda
Earlene
Hendrix
Vivian Christmin
Jake Gonsales
Theo Anderson
Toma Mason
Virginia Gross
Lillian Allee
Eather Btroh
Donald Mathlowe
Lorraine Larson
Meredi Toler
Alice Haltelfinger
Isabel Gonzales
Hetty Champie
Raymond Golsick
Ghestur Morey
Jean Hammons
Army Needs More Generals Asserts Chief of Engineers
Major General Lytle Brown, chief of army engineers, says the Army needs more generals and that division engineers in charge of river, harbor and inland waterway work should have general ranks based on ability rather than permanent postings. He proposes reducing district commands from twelve to six, merging Atlantic and Pacific regions to streamline leadership and salaries hinder advancement.
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Washington
Stagen
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Jnlund
Brown
Diristona
Nort
South Atlantic
North
South Pacific
Baltig
Habit Is Cause of Winter Idleness Expert Opinion
Washington experts challenge the winter work myth. They say habit, not climate, keeps many builders idle while winter schedules can cut losses. annual schedules help owners save with winter work. James Taylor of the bureau of standards argues production on clear winter days compares to August in suitable conditions.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
James & Taylor
Bureau of Standarde
Taylor
Wittin Goutharn
Northorm
Sugar Output Near Great Western Record Mark
Sugar output of Great Western Sugar is near a record, with production expected to rise about one million bags to roughly 10,200,000 this year. The Wall Street Journal notes the 1927 28 peak at 10,817,000 and forecasts three million more bags sold before February 28. Earnings should cover preferred dividends, with solid finances and a large debt balance, while low sugar prices suggest price reductions next year.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Modena Builds Plant Turning Wine Waste Into Pulp byproduct
A new factory in Modena with 10,000 hundredweight pulp capacity uses wine by products to create grass pulp for broader uses. Supported by the fascist National Federation of Agriculture, the project aims to profit from waste with a novel processing method.
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Thanociatet Press
Modena
Italy
Missionary Society Meets as Miss Prentice Reports
La Salle reports show 18 attended the Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society when Mrs. Crockatt presided. Miss Prentice, home on furlough from Tientsin, China, shared vivid notes on work there. Briggsdale club hosts luncheon and votes to join Federation. DGD club elects officers. marriages in Windsor and St. Sake announce local nuptials.
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Woman's Missionary Society Meta
Crockatt
la Salle
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbytarian Church
Mra
G. C. Grockatt
GC. Crockatt
Margaret DeVinney
W. W. Rodger
Mias
Maggies
May Prentice
Tientsin
North’ Chine
Miss Prentice
Charles Darbin
Tia’ Hime
Wray
Misa Prentice
inGhina
America
G. C. Crockath
George Marshall
Oscar Neilson
Brigasdale
Briggsdale
Briggsdale Women's Club
Lmncheon
Homer Brock
le Tinsman
Golorady
Federation of Women’a
Eoasts
Tinsman
Chiba
Federation of Woman'a’ Clubs
Unclear historical note on pulp byproduct and energy use
Fragmentary report describes tartaric compounds and pulp processing to generate electricity at a factory. It states a revenue of 42 cents per hundredweight of pulp and notes 6,600,000 hundredweight wasted annually in aly.
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Alent
Sty
Elactria Power
Aly
Eleven Weld Districts Aid Red Cross Drive Report
Eleven Weld county districts report a total of 392 dollars for the Red Cross in the county wide roll call. Most communities meet or exceed their quotas with chairmen named for each area including Fort Lupton Windsor Gill Fort Lupton and Windsor with notable contributions. Some districts show smaller sums while others reach into double figures and schools contributing in several districts.
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Weld
Red Cross
Weld County
R. W. Golder
Gresley Treshf
Red Crowe
Pact
Bud Dietrict
Mres Grace Tinkar
Keota
A. W. Moora
Lone ‘Free
Albert Avery
North Greeley
Gladya’ Carroll
Pleasant Valley
Charles Bills
Gilarsat
Charles Peterson
Gill
O. R. Raed
Faormars Spar
May Gren
Ougoo
Jury to be ready Tuesday in O Loughlin case
Denver association dispatch reports the O Loughlin murder trial may seat a jury by adjournment as prosecutors show five preemptory challenges remain. Judge Calvert plans a night session until a jury is chosen. several jurors express scruples about the death penalty, a witness testifies of personal inclination against it in a case involving the stepdaughter. Leona O Loughlin, accused, appears recovered from a spinal puncture while her brother attends. a defense team reportedly hires chemists to test stomach substances amid the prosecution theory of a foreign matter. Aimee McPherson returns to the pulpit at Angelus Temple after a four month illness, supported by her son Ralph, with sparse audience as she speaks in a weak voice.
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Associaton
Denver
O'Loughlin
Henley A. Calvert
Ray Jordan
Sach
Jordan
Leona
John Welz
Leo O'Loughlin
Stont
Defenga
Darity
Aimee
Armageddon Changes Hands in City Archaeology Purchase
The University bought for arch aeological exploration the ancient city battleground and 23 acres on Mount Cannel near from Mrs. Lawrence Oliphant widow of an Englishman. The site ties to Necho vs Josiah and Allenby against the Turks in the region.
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Chicago
Handa
University
Battle
Mount Cannel
Lawrence Oliphant
Anwara
Necho
Josiah
Allenby
Foudro Valley Camp Holds Regular Session And Election
The Foudro Valley Camp No T191 will hold a regular session on Wednesday December 2 1990 at 8 PM. The annual election of officers will be conducted, and many matters of importance will be considered. A A Woodbury Clerk Roy C Elan Vesible Council.
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Dy G. D. Club
Mes. Mueller Gul
D. G
Mim
Sitney Reid
Treadurer
Caerman Party
Fred Mueller
Bob Lindrum
Woopmen
America
Foudro Valley
A. A. Woodbury
Roy C. Elan
Farney to Open Sterling Engagement as Organist
Francis Farney, noted organist formerly with Publix theaters, will perform at the Sterling theater with manager Staramore announcing the limited engagement. He will present works like William Tell and Orpheus, offering matinee and evening recitals during the 170 week stay, with morning radio broadcasts at 11:40 over KPKA.
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Francie Farney
Francis Farney
Sterling Theater
Staramore
Mr. Farney
Publix
William ‘Tatl
Orpheus
Varney
KPKA
Christian Science Sermon Highlights Doctrines and Texts
The season sermon across Christian Science churches discusses occultism and mesmerism as evil influences. It cites scriptures urging spiritual armor to withstand evil and references Mary Baker Eddy’s science text on mortal mind and its effects on the body and truth overcoming such errors.
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Léesson
Mary Baker Eddy
Stork Express Delivers Nine Pound Girl in Lasalle
Stork Express announces the birth of a nine pound girl to Mr and Mrs John Standings of Lasalle on Sunday November 23.
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LeSalle
John Standings
Lasalle
Thanksgiving Plays and Music for Big Bend School event
Thanksgiving program at Big Bend School features plays readings and songs led by the Seventh Grade and Miss Leana Troster. Selected pieces include The First President's Proclamation That Things Are No Worss My Sire and A Pilgrim taberladie with a cast of many named students.
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Peckham
Big Bend
Bish
Clarence Loreng
John
Ralph Levent
Boma
Margaret Finley
Jamea
Hayman Bmytherman
Sunan
Carn Master
Paul
Oliver Pumphrey
Lewie
Rus Be Root
Leana Troster
St - Ga
Priscilla Mutlins
Joly Thankserying
Sons
Yean Winelow
Thanksgiving Play at City Junior High School
A short Thanksgiving program at Greeley Junior High included patriotic songs and two Glee Club numbers under Mrs. Hersle OGrady. The play traced observance from Pilgrim days to modern times with cast including Governor Bradford, Miles Standish, Pilgrims, soldiers, nurses, and scouts from local groups.
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Greeley
Hoys Glee Club
Hersle O'Grady
Jack Bedford
Bradford
Everett Corder
Miles Standish
Opal Lee
Opal Anderson
Lucille Huston
Jack
Roberts
Dean Mercer
Dr Blue to Speak at Aggies Honor Day Address
Dr Hel G Blue, head of the sociology department at Colorado Teachers College, will deliver the principal address at Colorado Aggies Honor Day in Fort Collins. The spring ceremony recognizes students admitted to 12 honorary organizations during an all college assembly with possible athletic awards. past speakers include Dr A G Gustafson of Denver University.
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Hel G. Blue
Colorado Teachers College
Colorado Aggies
Dnc
Fort Collins
A. G. Gustafson
Denver University
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