Eaton Factory Wins Pennant Seeks Greeley Second
Eaton Factory wins the pennant marking a first in the Great Western contest, while Greeley finishes second. The report notes Windsor and Fort Leplou as potential hosts for future events and details awards, vacation days, and factory performance metrics including tonnage and sugar processing quality.
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Eaton
Greeley
Eplon
Great Western
Argauniparya
Hickeney Ponsang
Sugar
Gosund
Fort Leplou
Windsor
Laveland
Sfitehall
Fayette
Gamu
Glaus
Creeley
Angelgurtian
Neste
Py Iit
Rhamienstie
Biter Factory
Executive Council Members Declare For Extra Session
Denver dispatch reports four executive council members favor a special legislative session to address the state's finances. They await Gov. Teller Ainmane's statement and a full budget briefing from Fredaurey Nomer 2. Auditor Thomas Aunear warns there is no immediate solution. Secretary of State George H. Saun Hers says action rests with governor and treasurer. A separate Denver incident notes a crashed plane at the municipal airport injuring no one.
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Denver
All
Executive Council
Legislate
Teller Ainmane
Fredaurey
Bedfort
Thomas Aunear
George H. Saun
Andiler Ant
Tyron G. Rogave
Fae Garlod
U. S. Warships Stand by To Aid Citizens
United States warships were held ready to evacuate Americans as tensions rose in the Pacific. Three ships, including the Marblehead, Pope, and Sacramento, stood by to assist civilians if necessary while concerns grew over potential Japanese actions and the safety of American residents.
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U. S
Tanighé
Chineke
Feprisalg
United States
Eaton Factory and Field Crews Earned Great Western Pennant
List of factory staff and field crews receiving the Great Western Efficiency Pennant. Names span multiple rows and roles including foremen, superintendents, chemists, engineers, and office staff such as time keepers, stenographers, and managers. The roster credits numerous individuals from sugar and beet divisions, boiler rooms, and maintenance, with roles identified from foreman to assistant superintendent and beyond.
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Eaton
F. E Miller
York Saxton
H. D
Budd
Dollar House
E. W. Miller
W. A. Beets
J. H. Sherman
3. D. Stone
C. C. Louthan
GS. T
Landen
T. S. Barnes
C. Ne Galvin
C.£. Pryor
E. D. McK
L. H. Clements
Earl Dickens
Barekeeper
Ahitor
Heary Sedar
Harold Springer
J. M
Briggs
Sagan
J. W. Jackson
Haffey
R. J. Harts
W. D. Nichdleon
Canad Fell
Biddle
A. Bennett
Elmer Anderson
Pall Dale
Henry Schuppe
W. C. England
Forze
F. T- Shetbuilhy
G. W. Hines
P. J Haffey
A. A
R. G. Rodewald
Weldman
J. L. Sherman
Evans
Lara C Tinn
H. A- Lang
H. L. Flutter
G. A. Matheny
G. W. Cumley
Agnistant
J. H. Trant
Wy Mae
H. & Miller
G. E. Morehead
R. P. Deakins
CG. L. Springer
Barber
Dies Will Call Conference To Balance Budget
Representative Dies of Texas told President Roosevelt a House caucus would form to agree on a definite program to balance the budget. He predicted at least 100 Democrats would join, while opposition from Tugwell was noted. A committee would be named to draft an early balancing plan to win Cabinet support and pass Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Representine Uveé
Texas
Roosevelt
House
Congress
Drew
Ife
Tugel
Dies
Naine
Lo Fou
Gart Wright
Oklahoma
Feders
Stalin
Anse
Toabe
Senate
Domwerits
Psouth
Waek
van Nuys
Indiana
Jendera
Jin
Sensis Mengores
Pone
Kialio
Senntorsa Match
New Mexico
Capper
Dakela
Pope
Hoosavelt
Tvs
Gail Capper
Frazier
Lnv
Hateh
Billy
Criminal Court Calendar Set by District Judge
A new criminal court calendar was announced by District Judge Frederic W. Clark for Thursday morning. The first case involves John Smith of Greeley charged with receiving stolen goods, set for trial. other cases include Leon Groves accused of theft from the McPherson ranch and several defendants in related counts. A new trial for Lois D. Teed is scheduled for December 10, while cases against Moore and Robert Matra over alleged offenses remain set for pending defense coordination.
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Tha
Criminal
Callendar
Frederic W., Clark
John Smith
Greeley
Leon Groves
McPhérson Ranch
Masters
Metendan
MePhergeny
Welrd Mucker
Marvin Witcher
Wi H. Bowles
Andy Ruland
Gilbert EL
Merdor
Bling Espinosa
Raymond ‘Gonziles
Kersey
John MeAtes
Eric
Lois D. Teed
CA Moore
Robert
iMatra
Erios Pushes GOP Legislature Focus in Colorado Campaign
Charles A. Hing, Republican National Committeeman for Colorado, launches a campaign effort urging concentration of Republican influence in the state Legislature. He argues for a stronger GOP temper in state government and mobilizes support ahead of elections.
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Proiey Dauver
Charles A. Hing
Republiein National
Colorado
Mata
Mublic
Iag
Payroll Tax Over Five Million in Colorado
Colorado officials report the unemployment compensation tax collected through payrolls has surpassed 5 million dollars. John Lynch, director of the state bureau, says about 4 400 employers taxed on payrolls of roughly 445 000 workers as of Oct 1. Tax projections rise to 10 009 000 by the end of benefit payments after June 4, 19ub.
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Alata
State Bureau of Ass
Denver
Colorado Industrial Commission
John Lynch
Burcau
Indy
Colorado
Lynch
Metro
Walch
Alate Cindy
Loss of Police Pension Suit Forcing Levy Under Fund
Center Nebraska reports that if the police pension levy is ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court, counties would pay the pension from the general fund. Weld County officials discussed the impact as the state tax commission weighs options and the attorney general conference.
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Nes
DILL
Sipreme
Weld County
Uotord
James P. Molnvey
Wether
State Tax Commission
Aitorney Generl
Wlote
Chet
Tixas
Mrs Lew Ray to Read Holiday Story at First Baptist
Mrs Lew Ray will read Temple Bailey's holiday tale Tig Cauile in the Forest at the First Baptist Church auditorium on Sunday December 26 at 7 20 p m The program includes a ten minute organ revival by Mrs Miriam Trvover and other Christmas features The public is invited to attend
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First Baptist Church
Lew Ray
Temple Bailey
Miriam Trvover
Alc
Mmh
Rayhan
Free Shows For Children In Two Greeley Theatres
Two free children’s programs set for Saturday morning at Gregley Theatres in Greeley and at Sterling theatre. About 1,000 youngsters expected to attend a Christmas party featuring Laurel and Hardy, with short films and Toy Town Host cartoons. Cooperation from Kiwanis and local merchants aims to entertain elementary age children in the morning show starting around 9:30.
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Gregley
Aiday
Oiag
Kiwanis
Thapetra
Sterling Theatre
A. &. Stalcup
Greeley
Texas
Tax Ritter
Milliken Resident Killed Deepening Irrigation Well
Frank Stevenson a Milliken resident, aged about 61, drowned while deepening a large irrigation well on the N Warren farm north of Wellington in Larimer County. Witness Carl Betz said Stevenson fell about 12 feet into water after slipping and becoming wedged, with artificial respiration used at the scene and at Macy mortuary in Greeney. Funeral set for Friday at Macy’s drawing room with interment at Tan Grove.
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Frank Stevenson
Millikens
N. Warren
Wellington
Milli- Ken
Fort Col Una
Maer
Greeley
Stevenson
Beng
Milliken
Warren
Larimer
Carl Bete
Bniken
Amauk
Balmer Mortuary
Fort Collins
Macy
Greeney
Aukon
Pee Stevenson
Peru
Juelf
Liremie
Wye Turton Stevenson
Medicine Bow
Wren
Gligga Stavenson
Mr. Stavenwen
Macys
Tan Grove
Weather Shippers Forecise Report Foretells 36 Hour Temps
Weather bulletin notes unsettled Colorado southeast with snow curves in north and west portions. Forecast calls for warming in southeast Thursday into Friday with 24 hours of light winds. Temperatures: north and east near 1 degree, south 15, west 15. Mountain passes risk icing. travelers urged to monitor conditions.
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Do Aise
Colorado
Util
Calder
Andy Gushes
Cvider
Toeul
Nish
Clipper Craft On Test Flight To Antipodes
Honolulu reports the Samoan Clipper heads toward the South Seas on the second survey leg to Auckland preparing a regular air link between Hawaii and New Zealand. Captain Edwin C. Wueick pilots the 1087 mile leg to Kinguine reef with total 3410 miles via Pago Pago and Sania. Biweekly service between Honolulu and Auckland expected, linking with Pan American clippers from Alameda to Hongkong on the return flight starting December 29.
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Honolulu
Auckland
Hawaii
New Zealand
Edwin C. Wueick
Kinguign Reef
Paya Pago
Sania
Anelland
Honoluli
New Zaaland
New
Kansas City Registration Rolls Questioned Over Fake Names
Maurice Mc Dripfan, United States attorney, asks FBI to examine apparent attempt to pad Kansas City's new registration rolls with fake names. City election guard, appointed by Governor Lloyd C. Stark, sought federal help after fraud purge in the 1936 general election.
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Trex Khangagalge Dag
Maurice Mc Drifpan
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City
Bipartigan City
Lloyd OC. Stark
Elee ‘Ion
Six Year Old Boy Struck by Car Not Injured
Six year old Bobby Lutz was struck by a car while sliding on a street near Nishaine Thursday morning. He was examined at Crowley hospital and found to have no injuries except for a few bruises. His parents are Mr and Mrs Max Lutz of 807 Wlegend Nornne.
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Bobby Lutz
Max Lutz
Nishaine
Tho
Hreeley Hospital
Police Chief Urges Boys to Preserve Christmas Decorations
Police Chief G. C. Munter appealed Thursday for boys to observe the Christmas spirit and help preserve the decorations in the business district after reports of vandalism. The call urged restraint and respect for the season and local property.
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Ohio
Cuke
G. OC. Tmunter
Ehillyon
Aggressive Leadership Forecast for Next Session
A fragmented draft report discusses expected leadership styles and policy shifts for the upcoming session. It notes debates over labor standards, wage proposals, and agricultural measures, with party lines shaping the tempo of legislative action and potential compromises among committees.
Symes Refuses To Take Over Bank Tax Case
Judge J. Postor Symes declines federal jurisdiction in a bank tax case filed by State Treasurer Namor Ty Redford to collect a service tax Colorado National bias. Attorney Waller Blood requests transfer from Denver district court to federal court citing state court basis. Symes notes federal jurisdiction conflicts with state charter, delaying action.
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Symes
Denger
Federal Dletriee
J. Postor Symes
Namer Ty Redford
Colorado
Waller Blood
Bool
Denver
Ulsielst Gourt
Judeo Symes
Detiyite Blosis
Biok
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