Italy Debts and December Payment Plan
A fragmented report outlines Italy's plan to pay a US debt by December 15. High officials discuss full payment of 1,248,437 dollars by the due date, noting related international negotiations and Italy's current status with France Britain and others.
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Philippine Question Seen As Cause for Scrap in Congress
The Washington Bee reports the Philippine question stoking debate in Congress with Hawes Cutting bill discussions. Senator Copsland of New York is expected to speak against Crecing, while Senator King of Utah signals independence and may oppose both measures. King's view suggests additional independence proponents foresee further action after the Christmas recess.
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Copsland
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Atmeiea
King
Utah
Penrose Only Bidder on Broadmoor Hotel
A receiver sale of the Broadmoor hotel drew only Penrose as bidder. El Pomar Investment Company, led by Penrose, offered 600 650.70 dollars, about a quarter of the 32 429 judgment against the Broadmoor. Alberton Campbell of Pasadena will manage the motel, replacing Nat Freed. A Denver board of education committee interviewed Dez Homer W. Anderson, deputy superintendent, for possible roles in Omaha schools. Anderson was not a formal applicant.
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Omatn Board of Education Today
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Einstein Must Give Political Views for Visa
At Princeton New Jersey Professor Albert Einstein has been invited to visit the United States. He faced questions at the American consulate about his political beliefs as part of a visa inquiry. Einstein argued the inquiry was humiliating and refused to answer certain probing questions, stating he came because of the invitation and would not travel otherwise. The outcome depended on a visa decision due by tomorrow morning.
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Reclamation Service Threatened Dr Mead Tells Western Group
Dr Elwood Mead federal reclamation commissioner addressed 79 delegates from 12 western states and Texas at a Salt Lake City conference. He warned that without broader congressional funding the reclamation fund would exhaust by year end and the policy could be halted, harming western communities and national economy.
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Secretary Doak Says Employment Better
Secretary of Labor Donk Ifs report to Congress notes improved employment conditions. He cites manufacturing gains and a steady home market for exports as factors boosting hiring. Despite drastic cuts in immigration and deportations, unemployment has fallen while labor demand remains strong.
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Colorado Pioneer Dies at Home Near Collins Fort Colina
Ault man B-kngsue Patrick Ganih, 78, died suddenly at his Soldier Canon home near Fort Collins Monday afternoon at 4 o clock from a cerebral haemorrhage. Born July 22, 1854 in Sandusky Ohio, he was a Colorado pioneer noted by Saint.
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Patrick Ganih
Soldier Canon
Fort Colina
Sandusky
Saint
Colorado
Modest Maidens Trademark Hyglatered it 8 Patent
Obituary and notices recount the life of a Fort Collins area man noted for mining and later stone quarry business. Survived by children and grandchildren in multiple states. Funeral held at Saint Joseph Cathedral with Rosary and burial at Soldier Canyon. Also notes of local attendance and school perfect attendance days in Lincoln.
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Sightseers Barred From Grand Canyon Viewing Area
Houlder City Nevada December 6 announced by Walker BR Young construction engineer Bureau of Reclamation that sightseers will be barred from the Grand Canyon near Hoover dam work. Lookout Point will replace direct viewing to prevent traffic jams and safeguard ongoing excavation. John Wm Jones, chairman of the water commission, will hold examination December 19 for water commissioner and deputy positions. only one application had been received by today.
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Gporathina
Cassociated Prenay
Denver
John WM Dimes
Wervieg Commission
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Denver Man Ends Life Jump From Building
A Denver man, identified as J. Orman, an accountant and former railroad worker, died after leaping from a building. A farewell note found on him blamed life’s failures. his coat and cards showed membership in the American Legion. The body lay near the Republic bulld fox Lore landing on December 13.
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Fresa
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Dec
Wat Arbster
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Loans to State Ranchers Pass 4 Million Dollars
Denver dispatch reports the Agricultural Credit Corporation has approved more than four million dollars in loans to Colorado farmers and ranchers. The funds support cattle sheep and other farm needs, with a policy to review requests twice weekly at the Denver office amid efforts to prevent forced liquidation of livestock and stabilize farm operations.
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Joan Cam-Imiting
Union Pacific Reported to Acquire Pennsylvania Stock Block
New York dispatch states Union Pacific has acquired a block of 100,000 shares of Pennsylvania Railroad, a move seen as expanding its investment presence and potentially enhancing relations between the two trunk lines, though not granting management power.
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