Roosevelt Promises No U S Entry to League of Nations
President Theodore Roosevelt reiterated that the United States would not join the League of Nations and outlined a three point peace plan. He spoke during Woodrow Wilson’s birth anniversary observance, calling for disarmament, border defenses, and international inspection to prevent aggression.
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Uonsociated
Washington
Roosevelt
Liscouns
League of Nations
Armett
Woodrow Wilsoly
Hoorevelt
Wiiin'ho
United S States
Thoogoyell
Teigi
Alao
Asgore Amt Uirn International Conlingiog
Ars Pot
Wilson
United States
Confiscation of 15 Slot Machines Across Weld County
In a drive led by officials in Weld County, fifteen slot machines were seized from Windsor and surrounding areas including Greeley. They were placed in the county jail basement. The collected devices were criticized as highly suited to lure youths into gambling and raise temptation to play.
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Co Eleriit
Weld County
Windsor
Greeley
Reat
Wyatt
Conna
Lucerne Eaton district farm sales reported
A Canadian paper notes several land deals in the Lucerne Eaton area. Nely Pearain of Greeley paid 35 000 for a 80 acre tract northwest of Lucerne at 225 per acre with partial cash. Additional entries cover cabbage yields, potato sacks, onions, beets, and other local farm activity. Multiple brokers and buyers, including B F Waggoner and T W Broyles, are cited.
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Greeley
Nely Pearain
Lucerne
Coakley
A. Morgan
Grealey Real Estate
Minn
Tientry Roth
Tagatte
B. F
T. W. Broyles
George L. Jonesy
Eston
Mm. Kuwabara
B. F. Waggoner
Farmers and Families to Attend 3 Act Farce at Greeley High
Greeley chamber of Commerce will entertain farmers and their families with a three act farce titled Hand Up at the Greeley High School auditorium on January 4 and 5. The Community Players stage is directed by G. Nixon with preparations for free tickets to be announced.
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Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Facmera
Greeley High School
John K. Stafford
Chamber of Commerce
Sonn G. Nixon
Community Players
Cattle Drive Chronicle From Point of Mocks to Lodge Grass
Former Cornish resident Wilbur Thoman describes a 500 mile cattle and horse drive from Point of Mocks ranch near Cornish to Lodge Grass Montana. The trek began Sept 22 with 150 cattle 20 horses and a mule for support, traversing rough Wyoming terrain and stopping near Sheridan for a cowboy named Weaver. The group faced a dust storm on arrival Nov 8, and the trail included 16 miles with several losses and a 2 16 year old helper. Residents followed the journey with interest as the herd rode into Lodge Grass.
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Point of Mocks
Cornish
Lodge Grass
Mont
the Tribune
Wilbur Thoman
Mouton
Thomas
coltInworth
Thorion Fang
Sheridan
Weavce
Texas
Weaver
Weld County
Wyoming
Turk
Otto Boree
Mimo
Gha
Whomos
Montana
Gruag
Mr. Thonsan
Northern Colorado Banks Agree on January 1 Charges
Representatives from northern Colorado banks met in Gyneley to discuss uniform service charges to be effective January 1, 1934. The plan aims to offset reduced banking income under the new act of 1958, with Greeley bankers noting customers should accept the changes as fair. They expect revised rate sheets by January 2 and urge customers not to worry about the impact.
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Qrester Banks
Rauke
Colorado
Gyneley
Lanka
Greeley
Forty Eight Former County Employees Added to Weld Roll
Forty eight former county employees who were foremen and truck drivers on CWA projects were removed from the Weld rolls on Thursday and will be returned to the county payroll in the same roles. The last CWA work day of the week was Thursday. Checks for Weld CWA work will be issued Saturday night, though distribution may extend into Sunday.
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Romminsioneres
Figures Forecast Colorado Revival As 1934 Opens
Colorado faces the new year with hopes of prosperity as reports from retailers and livestockmen turn optimistic. Public Works and Civil Works authorities project millions to pour into the state, spurring re employment. State engineer George M. Bull notes 120 project loans totaling 10.5 million dollars are under consideration, with 28.1 million possible if assistance rises.
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Colorado
Ina
Roonavelt
Hng
Aduiluleteating
Farmera
Publica Works
Ciyll Works
George M. Dull
Public Works Administration
Moffat
Sincn
Bull
Gre Y Colorado
Washington
Glenmere Skating Alert Sparks Police Warning
Police warn Glenmere skating is dangerous as ice thinning and water gaps appear. Dozens of calls report people on the lake. officers monitor the scene while authorities urge parents to keep children off the ice.
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Glenmere
Ander
Volloe
Neely
Aocenn Nolan
Cronutra Lake
Palice
Teas Smith
Thuratay
Feldas
Griggsby Is Not Guilty acquittal in Pueblo case
In Pueblo on December 28, Saracph Griggsby was acquitted by a district court jury, charged with improperly taking 6474.50 from the funds of Jehnnings and Rnlleva. The jury deliberated about one hour and twelve minutes, reportedly voting four to four on the initial ballot before the final verdict.
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Pueblo
Saracph Griggsby
Jehnnings & Rnlleva
Wray
Colo
District Court of Judes
William B. Stewart Hera
Clemency Denied for Walter Reppin in Colorado Murder Case
Newark teenager Walter Reppin learned officially that Governor Johnson refused clemency for his brother Herbert, sentenced to death for Vincent Reagan’s murder. Walter, who traveled from Newark, described his fear and shock as the lethal gas method proceeds, with execution set for the week ending January 6 at Colorado Penitentiary.
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Dever
Iurbert Reppin
Newark
O. Johnson
Colorado
Bester Walter
Vincent Reagan
Taxi Delver
Barilor
Johngon
Reppin
Flo
Rengin
Dia
Vincent Regan
Herbert Reppin
Shier
South
N. J
Cam
Johnson
Carine Cy
Walter Reppin
Hatashegan
Colorado Penitentiary
Roppln
Herbert
Ainfold
Edwin Co. Johnson
Von
Ngo
Wien
Reppin Han
Custont
Hla
Walter Ropplit
Pueblo
Toyne to assume county agent duties in Holyoke
T V Toyne, agricultural instructor at Holyoke High, will become assistant county agent on January 1. He arrives with Mrs Toyne and their child, Corts, to begin new duties. Also noted is a car collision on Ninth Avenue injuring Miss Coates, who suffered a facial gash after a Roy Abbott vehicle struck Al Lycan’s car.
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Toyne
Holyoke High
Colorado Agricultural College
Greetey
Tayne
Miso Cortes
Jowell Coates
Roy Abbott
Klevsenth Avenue
al Lycan
Eleventh Street
Tycan
Weaver Cancels Speaking Tour For National Beet Growers Meet
A J S Weaver a US agricultural administrator cancels a trip to Greeley next week to address the National Beet Growers convention delaying plans to outline a sugar program. Wire reports claim White House and Roosevelt administration doubts on sugar duties and quotas influence his absence. Colorado congressman Fred Cummings says the trip is inadvisable without a full administration position.
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Associated Peet Danver
Hec
Denver Pant Ing
Warrington Galt
Gresley
A. J
Ssricultural Industriant Administration
Department of Agriculture
Weaver
Grooley
Washington
National Heat Growera Convention
Wallace
AAA
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Tarité Commission
Fred Cummings
Colorado
National Beet Growers Association
Wenger
Greeley
Browers
Cumminge
Local buyers pay to farmers ea 29
Local buyers pay to farmers at the market in a brief note listing prices per unit. The item records a small sale or exchange of agricultural goods with no additional context or names.
Debentures Plan for Highway Relief Thrown Out
Supreme Court rules Debenture Bill for highway relief unconstitutional. Court rejects House bill No 6 and another measure, halting efforts to borrow $1,000,000 for road construction. Governor Johnson plans a conference on relief funding as sales and cigarette taxes eyed to raise funds.
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Supreme Court
Aupreme Court
Senate
House
Edn C. Johnson
Toxiar
Yavenue
Beet Tender Holdback Dispute Involving Judge Florance
In an action tied to the Le Baile district dispute over a $1 per acre holdback, Judge Florance ruled that Roth failed to prove entitlement and ordered a $22.20 judgment after Shafer was found to have left a contract due to political coalitions. Willian Goob and Snyder represented plaintiffs with Prvmonia BH. J. Snyder, a veteran from Greenly, attended.
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Leellander
Ull Hin
Justin Court
Florance
George Shafer
Henry Roth
le Baile Diatrict
Shafer
Hott
Plovanco
Moth
Willan TR
Goob
Sewells to Open Greeley Store This Saturday
Sewalls United Stores, Salt Lake City based, will open a new Sewells store in Greeley on Saturday morning. A. E. Schnabel and J. T. Crough will manage the new market, with Sewella as owner expanding his grocer group. The plan emphasizes buying local produce including Greeley flour, butter, potatoes, and more for regional circulation.
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Sewalla United Stores
Aire
Salt Lake City
O. J. Skages
Seventh Street
Blehrh, Avenue
A. E. Schnabel
J. T. Crough
Skages System
Wall
Sewells
Mr. Sewella
Sys E Tum
Thig
Greeley
Chessens iWey
Sewelly
Graaley
Sowells
Premier Duca of Roumania Assassinated
In Sisal Roumania Premier Duca was assassinated while boarding a train after a conference with King Carol. A student fired four shots at close range, killing him instantly. Ian G. Joyen was named premier by King Carol after the event.
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Roumania
Hoomania
Romania
Sisal
Pathor
Ducharast
Carol
Liing
Ian G. Joyen
Alezander
Duen
Ufa
Minlater
Alfatra
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John T. Adams
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Charles O Witter
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Cummings
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