Pueblo Rails Order Boost Hopes For Pueblo Industry
In Denver Colorado last week the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company announced Santa Fe railroad authorized a 26484 ton rail order. The move could reopen Pueblo Sunrise and nearby lines to production, with $126000 valued work planned at Sianeque works. Steel buyers expect large orders but price declines have slowed purchases.
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Sunrise
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Dngail al Sianeque
Pueblo
W. S. Storey
Santa Ps
New York
Wall Street
Feve
Une Steo
We Want Bread and Unemployment Protests March on Capitol
A long march in Washington ends with demonstrators handing petitions to Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner. They demand immediate employment relief and unemployment insurance, chanting We want bread with beer and the Internationale. Police restricted march access to a limited number of delegates amid tense exchanges and orderly procession.
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Paraded Contingent Sought Permits for Watch in Providence
A young woman Allie Durink led a Providence parade with Banmiin and Rayhelds amid chants and marchers. Police guarded the marchers as crowds gathered, with officials expressing satisfaction at the arrangement and a plea for a swift exit from the city. Representative Vvalo and La Runtolis discussed the event and future monitoring on the floor tomorrow.
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Gop
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Thant
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Permuasion
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la Runtolis
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Permon
Hanes
Vvalo
Hudson Farmer Wins Suit Over $100 Check
G A Segalke, a Hudson farmer, sued Ili and Montgomery Ward in county court after a $100 check Segalke wrote on Nov 28 1931 to cover beer laborer A J Asenbode was dishonored when Brighton First National Bank closed. The court found sufficient funds existed and ruled the check must be presented the day after issuance if a bank closes. West of Grautey represented Segalke.
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Hudson Farmer
Ili
Montgomery Ward
Denver
Segalke
Brighton
A. J. Asenbode
Globe Trotter Murder Aboard Ship Off Long Beach
The Globe Trotter voyage ends in murder aboard the Carina near Long Beach as Captain Wanderwell is shot in a cabin during a quest for his killer. The crew, nine women and seven men, includes notable figures and a widow Mrs. Aphia Vanderwoll who aids detectives in the hunt for a man she knew as Guy.
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Hopartha
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Met
Aphia Vanderwoll
Tally Wood
Vanderwoll
Tomit
South America
Polish spy Vanderwell tied to famous wartime intrigue
An elderly Polish-born former informant, Valerian Johannes Tleczynski, known as Vanderwell, who served as a German spy suspect in Atlanta during the war, surfaced in a convoluted tale involving attempted assaults and a widow seeking a husband. Two weeks earlier a quarrel led to violence as he allegedly attacked Lis assment. A former adventurer and actor in perilous escapades described in Deaths and Funerals notices, his real name and past are noted amid oblique references. Interments and funeral notices follow for local figures as Macy’s drawing room rites set for Thursday, with burial at Lion Grove.
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Lolly
Ken Ahd
Wisiderivoll
Adventiror
Lis
Lhis Waatte
Ale Khey
Alain
Vanderwell
Atlanta
Georgia
Namie Wis
Valerian Johannes
Tleczyneki
Poland
Prairie View School Levy Reduced To 0
Prairie View No 05 district board and county commissioners reduced the special tax levy for the coming year to zero. The district had previously authorized a levy of 448.15 and expects cash on hand and general levy to cover operating expenses.
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Treadny
Prairie View
Cametory Family Memorial Observance Notice
The Cametory family requests friends to omit mention of flaws in tributes as they gather for a memorial service. Details of the date and location are being coordinated with relatives and local contacts.
Greeley Area Discusses Problems and Solutions
Community leaders meet to address winter relief, unemployment, and irrigation driven growth. Dr. Dickerson urges sympathetic aid and work opportunities while praising the milk fund and local charitable efforts. J. H. Woolf notes freight rate improvements and the district’s irrigation gains under Platte River projects boosting future development prospects.
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Dr. Dickerson
Ile
Uuil Mo
Dickerson
J. H. Woolf
Freigut
Greeley
William R. Kelly
Granley
North Platte River
Kelly
Ant Weld
Colorado
Freally
Alcova project speaker warns on future development reserves
A candidate for Alcova outlines plans for reserving water for future development before a large federal investment. The message names key figures and mentions a new unemployment committee appointed by President. Officials cite resignations and state political shifts in Clear Creek County with noted personnel.
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Alcova
Uni
Kelly
Claude, Curr
Petrikin
Prod Norcross
Ww. Carlson
L. B. Currel
Colorado Water Dispute Shapes Rural Town Future
A regional debate centers on a town projected to hold about 8500 residents amid water supply strains from the Laramie watershed and Poudre. Speaker Kal ly argues Colorado must claim water produced within its borders for projects like the North Platte, stressing state development and adherence to compacts. He warns against conceding rights before major projects are completed.
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Gredley
Laramie
Kally
Calorado
Calorada
North Platte
Colorado
Christmas program and reservations for community event
Christmas dinner and program details announced with a 1.0 price. Reservations requested by December 7 with contact numbers for Mrs Gowilnwth, Mrs Hayes, and Mr Elam. Nomination and election of officers scheduled for Wednesday, December 7.
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Madero Woodman
Thotr Tates
Dee
Hayes
Elam
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