Poem Circulated In Germany Honors Stresemann Read in Frankfurt
A Clyde Keegan poem honoring the late German minister Stresemann circulates in Germany. A letter from Charles N. Powers of the American Chamber of Commerce Germany Branch Frankfurt describes a gathering with Wolf von Dewall and plans to publish the piece in Transatlantic Trace.
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F.clyde Keegan
Wesley
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Strenemany
Ato Panquet
American Chanthar of Commerce
Germany
Prankfurbon Dalhan
Ay Keegan
Fallowsi
Stresemann Stresemann
Stresenanny Blrongman
Frimil
Chapoole
Pete
Cyworld
International Forgst-Menots
J. Clyde Keaga
Charles N. Powers
Amament Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Keegan
Ginner
Sloan
American Chamber of Cammard
Frankfurt
Mabening
Wolf von Dewall
Frankfurter Zeltuitz
Sjicka
Streseuian
Bliepsmann
Minerlcan Chamber of Commerce
Dewill
Wolt von Dewall
Teachers College
League of Nations
Martha Ingersoll White Dies After Operation
Martha Ingersoll White widow of Marion N. White of 1493 Tenth Street died Tuesday night at Greeley hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born August 32, 1906 in Geneva she was a 1984 graduate of Greeley High School and Teachers College. Survived by husband two daughters Phyllis and Patricia, parents A W and Mrs Ingersol and two brothers Charles and Albert Ingerhart of Greeley. A First Baptist Church member and former director of the Art Wide Guild funeral Friday at 2 with viewing after 1:30. World Wide Guild honorary pallbearers.
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Marthe Ingera White
Marion N. White
Greeley Hospital
White
Geneva
Greatey High Wehaa i
Teachers ‘College
Herdv
Fowler
Bhete
Art Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
World Wide Guild
Nation Leaders Share 1931 Hopes from Notables
An array of prominent figures gives forecasts for 1931. Newton D. Baker hopes adjustment to industrial civilization to prevent depressions, Frank Hawks wants faster air transport, Will H. Hayes envisions a confident screen era aiding prosperity, and Gene Tunney calls for disarmament progress and court decisions on Prohibition. Jane Addams seeks international disarmament and unemployment relief. H. L. Mencken predicts a political crackdown on power and a renewal of rights, while Ben Lindsey calls for abolishing divorce courts in favor of expert-led reforms. George Putnam desires stronger publishing markets, S. Parkes Cadman champions a rational spiritual universe, Huey Long seeks a war to split Wall Street from Main Street, Julius Klein urges continuing anti-waste in trade, William Green pushes for wage organization for workers, Amelia Earhart sees aviation gains, Alexander Legge wants higher farm prices, and Nicholas Murray Butler weighs in on academic leadership.
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Raul
Tio
Newton D. Baler
Frank Hawks
Spead Tiler
Will H. Hayes
Motion Picture Producers
Tiss Gributora
Alldious
Gena Tunney
Heavywelz
Boxleg
Solutiony
Adriatic
Balkans
Germany
France
Rngland
Supreme Court
Clark
New Jersey
Jane Addamen
Hull House
Haa
United States
Ben
Lindsey
Denver
George Pelmer Putnam
S. Parkes Cadman
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Wall Street
Main Street
Thor
Julius Klein
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Amelia
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Nicholas Murray Butler
Market Guide for the Housewife in Greeley Stores
A housewife market guide lists prices for flour, beans, nuts, fruits, vegetables, and dressed poultry in Greeley markets. It covers Snowflake flour, Great Northern beans, onions, peppers, cabbage, cucumbers, apples, oranges, grapes, walnuts, coconuts, dried fruits, and dressed poultry with price ranges and unit measures.
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Greeley
Clue Bell Cour
Graham
Cole
Cormon
Pinto Heans
Yyx
Great Northern
Navy Bears
Tor
Colery Atalks
Lamont
Oritges
Jon
Bbc
Dacia
June Geert
Fragmentary statement on government competence and reform
Fragmented text argues that evidence by high officials proves administrative competence and capability to address global issues. It suggests future judgments of government effectiveness depend on fulfilling this hope and managing national character amid international problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Columbis University
Unite States
Shepard Faces New Bond Or Jail In Poison Murder Case
Denver reports Major Charles A Shepard, a surgeon convicted of poisoning his wife, must secure a new bond of 20000 or face imprisonment. His bondsmen claim they posted property valued at 108000 to secure the bond and demand release without paying the new fee. Relations with the court and attorney are unsettled as the deadline nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chiries A. Shepard
Kanuaz City
Kan
Liberty
Maarreet
Harry
Tata
Daviel Racy
Mike Minowite
Hondamaan
Shepard
Ates Tornay
Markets close mixed on year end profit taking in New York
Profit taking trimmed gains as stocks eased after a volatile day. U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel led advances while American Telephone edged higher. Dow components and others closed mixed amid thin year end trading and profit pressure. Wheat and corn futures fell while grain news from Canada and U.S. exchanges attempted to set tone for 1921 markets.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Dethloheta
American ‘Telephone
Auburn Wula
S & Point
American Can
Dupont
Allied Chemical
Chicago
Winnipes
Nature Keeps Eye Clean Traditions of sight care
Fragmentary note recalls keeping the eye clean through simple daily actions. Mentions eyelids watering and nose sensations as part of routine care. No clear person, place, or event identified.
Wagner Urges Steady Wages Across Industry
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York urged that industry bear a duty to maintain wage continuity to protect workers, arguing profits should not substitute for steady pay. Dr. Leo Wolman backed wage stability, criticizing charity as a substitute for industry. A. F. Whitney blamed automation for unemployment and urged shorter hours to distribute labor.
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Cleveland
Nerloda
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Association For Inborn
Leo Wolman
Association
A. FL Whitney
Greveland
Jabor
Chaperones Ignored at Dormitory Functions View
G W Pine and Dean Adams defend student conduct at dances and urge clear expectations for proper behavior. Interviews suggest chaperones were present but not seen as affronts, while fraternities and sororities plan instructional roles. administrators stress advance notice and disciplined programming to guide student conduct.
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G. W. Pine
Dean Adams
Students Allowed Late Hour For New Year Celebration
Colorado teachers and college students plan watch parties as the old year ends and the new year begins. Attendees may not return to judging places until 1 a.m. Thursday, extending the previous closing time. Classes will not be held and all maps will have the day to recover from New Year's festivities.
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Colorado Teachers College
Dalfon
Kennedy proposes major curbs on football scheduling
Dr Charles W Kennedy of Princeton outlines a code of football principle calling for fewer games, elimination of spring practice, and greater student input. He urges delaying first games, pairing with similar institutions, and stressing education over prestige while warning reductions may cut gate receipts.
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New York
National Colleg Te Athletic Association
Charles W. Kennedy
Princeton
Ite
Sis
Aly Friends of Football
Griuel
Dr. Kannedy
N. GA. A
Avila
Kennedy
American Foottal Concho Association
Gene Sust Pagt
3 . Sanford
University of Georgia
Best Chance to Obtain College Rank Found
Town City Iowa Dec 31 A Purdue University study by Dr H H Hemmers shows the student most likely to finish college honors is younger than peers, comes from a small family, and attends a large school. The study finds higher grades correlate with being slightly heavier and less interested in sport, with fathers largely professional men.
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Iowa
H. H. Hemmers
Purdue
American Psychological Agenciation
Remmers
Sparta
Unclear medical remedy promising quick relief
Fragmented ad text touts Benefits of a product called Oyutox Tout for backache leg pains and bladder irritation. Claims rapid action within 15 minutes, money back guarantee, and pharmaceutical-sounding language. Purchase price listed as 660 at a local drugstore.
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Greetey Drux
Heavy Quake and Tidal Wave Thru Oceanica Reported
Belated dispatches describe a massive earthquake on December 4 that triggered an eight foot high oceanic wall washing Western islands and destroying homes and cattle. Survivors climbed palm trees as waves spread toward Sydney and Chile reports note coastal flooding for hundreds of miles with a foul odor from decaying matter.
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Oceanica
Sydney
Hera
Augteatagia
Stan Ar Durla
Chiesa
Sumata
Java
Haleceldt
Chile
Mrs Margaret Bedford Dies at Home in Wednesday
Mrs Margaret A Bedford 68 died at home 1226 Fourth Street at 9 25 Wednesday morning after illness of several weeks. Survived by four children Everett Bedford Hesate Bedford of Grants Bay Mrs Lac Gish Little River Ran and Merton Fadford Santa Barbara California. Wife of the late George S Bedford.
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Margaret A. Bedford
Mra. Bedford
Vorney
Childian
Everett
Hesate Bedford
Grastay
Lac Gish
Little River
Ran
Merton Fadford
Santa Barbara
Oalif
George 8
Funeral Service for Depews on Wednesday
Funeral services for George D. B. Depew aged 63, proprietor of the Cottage Sun Hotel at Hudson, were held Wednesday after he died Monday from heart failure. Survived by his widow and six children, the family sent the body to Barnes Key for burial.
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Hudson
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