William Borah nominated for president at Colorado farm conference
A Fort Collins gathering of the Farmers Grange delegates heard Idaho Senator William Borah urged as the progressive Republican standard bearer. McKaig and other speakers questioned Roosevelt's administration and touted Borah as best able to unite independent voters and progressives behind a reform platform.
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Roosevelt Digest Vote Shifts Against New Deal in South
Early returns from multiple states show strong anti New Deal sentiment in Massachusetts and Georgia backs Eugene Talmadge, while Tennessee and other states tilt toward the administration. The Literary Digest poll parallels a declining Roosevelt majority versus 1932 levels, with several states now opposed.
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Literary Digest
Roosevelt
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Oklahoma
Florida
Minnesota
Hoosevalt
New Tax Bills Loom before Congressmen
New tax revision moves face delays as Congress considers changes to wealth taxes. Senator George of Georgia notes studying legislation paused after the last session while Morgen reviews recommendations on corporate levy adjustments. Treasury bond market opinions surface as Congress meets.
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Denver man Albert Wolff found guilty in fast time
A Webb county district court jury found Albert Wolff, 24, of Denver, guilty of automobile theft in a case linking a Plymouth sedan rented last May from Jacobson Motor Co of Greeley to a scheme involving forged checks and a trip to Denver. Trial evidence included Wolff’s plan to return the car to Jacobson and repay funds, his use of a Sher man hotel registry, and a July Denver return before arrest on August 21.
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Plymouth
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Outlook for Livestock in 1936 Summarized
Colorado State College economist T. Summers previews 1936 livestock markets. Cattle should feed for market with higher but variable prices possible. hogs and lambs seen rising, wool prices steady to higher. poultry prices likely strong into 1938. Potato disease guidance notes avoid planting infected tubers and proper planting depth.
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Colorado Stute College
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Potato Growers Find Rotation Key To Rhizoe Trouble
A Colorado State University horticultural expert says rotating crops reduces rhizo pests in the San Ja is Valley and beyond. Carl Metzger recommends a definite evap rotation. potatoes yield best after legumes or other crops.
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Young Roosevelt Denies Lobbying Claims In Hearings
Fort Worth reports Eliot Roosevelt, son of the president, rebutted charges by General William Mitchell that he worked for a powerful lobby shaping aviation policy. Roosevelt called the accusations a pure political smear, insisting he never engaged in lobbying and earn a living honestly.
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Dee
Willam Mitchell
Eliott Roosevelt
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Congressional Committee On Patents
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Washington
Mavell
Cronaadlent Chamber of Commerce
Sheriff Declares Witness Stand In Hane Case
A sheriff announced the witness stand in the Hane case as court proceedings proceed. The abbreviated OCR reads with uncertain names but indicates testimony steps underway and official procedure continuing.
PWA Pushes Colorado Projects Toward Construction
Local PWA affiliates in Denver report about 914 000 to 1 000 000 dollars in WRA projects in Colorado ready to start by week end. Additional funds of 7 000 000 will be let in three weeks. Ten projects have started under current program with formalities remaining on others. Deadline set for December 15 to enter contracts. some delays noted due to late Washington approvals.
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Metzger
San Juis Valeley
Denver
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Federal Public Works
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Ami
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George M. Null
U P Will Buy North Park Railroad Line
The Union Pacific plans to acquire the North Park and Western railroad line for about $650,000 following a state commerce commission directive. The 121 mile route runs through Coalmont and surrounding areas, with the deal subject to assessment of the property and conjoined assets.
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North Park Railroad Line
Union Puefile Roitroni
Sitterstate Commerce Commission
Jarawls
North Park & Western
Steemnedy
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Coalmont
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Callrosdies
Nurchase
Fragmentary note hints at railroad deal shaping economics
A garbled passage mentions Union Prestia and several fisenbaldiary companies. It suggests a railroad deal aimed at affecting economics to become large, but the text is unclear and partial.
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Fisenbaldiary
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