Conference on Armament Opens in Geneva in 1927
Geneva opens a world disarmament conference attended by leaders from about thirty nations. Arthur Henderson chairs, outlining aims to reduce armaments, prevent violations, and build future meetings. He cites Far East tensions and urges all signatories to uphold peace safeguards under the League and international treaties. The session aims to limit weapons, avoid outside armament, and schedule follow up talks.
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Geneva
Far East
Arthur Henderson
Door Heaith
Ute Outact
League of Nations
Ha Grert
Teague Council
Henderson
Three Executives of Reconstruction Board Take Oaths
Washington reports that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation began duties as Charles Gates Dawes Jesea H. Jones Harvey Den took oaths as directors. Meyer Milly and others did not take oaths. Inquiries near 100 million dollars awaited a definite loan procedure. The board met behind locked doors after the ceremony.
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles Gates Dawes
Jesea H. Jones
Houston
Texan
Harvey den
Fine Bluff
Arkansas
James L. Dougherty
Eugene Meyer
Paul Bestor
Federal Farm Loan Bureau
Ogden Milly
Treasury
Wilson McCarthy
Salt Lake City
Senate
Milly
Mille
Hoover
Meyer
Howes
Jones
Covel
Deaths and Funerals in Greeley and area
Wesley KR Clark 59 of 1434 Eleventh Street died early Tuesday at home after years of illness. Survived by widow Agne and daughter Vera Fi Clark, a French teacher at Greeley High. No funeral in Greeley. body in state at Battley Funeral Home, Wednesday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., then sent to Leroy Minnesota for funeral and interment. Clark joined Odd Fellows in Leroy. Rose Bauer, 85, longtime Greeley resident, died Tuesday in North Platte Nebraska after moving there two months ago. survived by six siblings including John T Bauer of North Platte and Dave Bauer of Greeley. Funeral Friday in Macy’s. long-time operator Miss Bauer previously with local telephone exchanges and County garage. Also notes Sorghum rising as new farm product in southern Missouri Ozarks with thousands shipped to other states.
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Wesley KR. Clark
Eleventh Street
la Salle
Clarka
Leroy
Mint
Rose B. Bauer
Gresley
North Platte
Nebr
John
T. Bauer
Miss Banat
Fort
Wold County
Mies Bauer
Alhert
Dave Bauer
John T. Bauer
North Platts
J. le Bauer
Farmery Bour
C. R. Bauer
Claarmont
Wye
Henry Zaller
Leadville
Roy Schroefer
Colby
Kan
Macy's
Stock Prices Drift Lower After Early Gains
Stock prices moved downward as early gains faded across rail and industrial issues. Trading remained dull with several rails giving back most of their upturn, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific down, while a wage-related rise faded amid expectations of dividend cuts and a slow freight revival.
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Associated Product
New York
Banta Fo
Union Pacific S
Jssues
Southern Pacific
Whitch Earl
Positor
Markets Market Report From Chicago and Denver
Chicago and Denver markets show mixed activity with cattle and hogs moving on light to moderate demand. Prices range with calves and lambs steady to firm, while wheat and corn ease amid easing grain futures and broader peace-hope finance signals.
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Denver
Colorado
United States Joins League to End Fighting at Interchurch School
Denominational training school for church workers to be held at Bethel Baptist church in Grenley starting Sunday Feb 14. Four classes run through the week cover Old Testament history missions and Sunday school methods with free registration as participating Sunday schools support the program. Local church representatives from United Presbyterian, Reformed Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, Bethel Baptist, First Baptist, Nazareth, Swadilah Tabernacle, Methodist, First Christian, Park Congregational join planning committee.
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Tatur
Grenley
Bethel Baptlet
Thoreday
Lollowine
Bothsl Baptist Church
Rolla G. Steer
Hero Missions
A. F. Zimmerman
W. F. Ripley
Denver
Gaching
Thelma le Munter
J. A. Nordstrom
Rothel Baptist Church
George Hill
United Presbyterian Church
Terrocal
United Presbyterian
Reformed Presbyterian
First Presbyterian
Bethel Baptist
First Baptist
Nazarena
Swadlah Tabernacle
Methodist
First Christian
Park Congregational
Charles Buckingham
Mret Baptist
Mrp
J. D. Sauter
Ralph Bishop
W. D. Balcom
Iet Christin
L. R. Rice
Nazarene
Harold Gilmore
Interdemons National
Past Exalted Rulers' Night at Elks Lodge in Greeley
The Elks lodge hosts an annual Past Exalted Rulers’ night this Wednesday at the Greeley lodge. Notables including Albert EB. Fine Frank Nell Dave Severake John Medaren Willims Ry Patterson and others will chair and attend. A lodge session precedes the entertainment followed by lunch served by the lunch committee chaired by Roy Beaman.
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Elks Lodge
Greeley Lodge
Numober
Ruiera
Albert EB. Fine
Frank Nell
Dave Severake
John Medaren
Willims Ry Patterson
Townsend
O. J. Flasher
Edward J. Hadeil
Robert Hanna
Caarios Lilelt
Ainett JA. LaFoliette
Robert G. Strong
Harry Kelly
Mur Ry
Birth notices and a missing airman found
A series of birth notices from Greeley hospital report a baby girl named Batty Lov, weighing 744 pounds, born to Mr. and Mrs. John Sandow on February 28. a boy named Jamed Robert Lowell born to Mr. and Mrs. N. Mondt, weighing 9 pounds 44 ounces, born February 2. both mothers and babies in good condition at present. Also: Army pilot William A. Cox Jr, missing since yesterday, was found alive in Sequoia National Park after bailing out. fellow pilot Edward D. Hoffman remains missing as search continues.
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Mir
Ani
3. Davis
Highmanth Street
Greeley Hospital
Mya
John Sandow
Dan
Batty Lov
San Francisco
Ninth Corps
U. S. Army
Sequoia National Park
Willam A. Cox
Park Alivn
Cox
Edward D. Hoffman
Salvation Army Meetings Show Strong Attendance Rise
Attendance at the Salvation Army gathering on Monday night increased from the previous week. Major Morton’s series has extended through the week with varied programs each night, including the Wonderful Conversion of a Mad Man, male voice singing, women’s game feature, and a youth social event at 27 Seventh Street at 7:45 PM.
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Halvation Army
Major Morton
Ensign Austin
Ensien Austin
Morton
Seventh Street
Funeral for Riley Held in Denver Rooming House
Brief funeral service conducted today for Joseph G. Riley, an ex convict who fatally shot himself in a Denver rooming house while authorities sought him in connection with the kidnapping of Benjamin P. Bower. None of his former associates attended.
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Riley
Denver
Atrangera
Joseph G. Riley
Rooming Haux
Benjamin P. Bower
Folica
Six Millions for Roads in Colorado
The 1932 state highway budget, awaiting approval by Governor Adams, calls for slightly over 4 million dollars for state roads this year. About 156 projects are slated for funding, with roughly 800 thousand dollars estimated for expenditure. The state will contribute 1 million dollars for federal aid projects matched by a similar federal sum. Maintenance totals 1.8 million dollars.
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Denver
Adama
Gunnar Berg Addresses Ministers of Greeley
Gunnar Berg spoke to the Greeley Ministerial Association at the United Presbyterian church social rooms on Monday. He urged ministers to understand boys and explained that the Boy Scout movement seeks such understanding, noting Major Percy Morton of the Denver Salvation Army also attended and spoke informally.
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United Presbyterian ‘Church
Gunnar Berg
F Greeley
Berg
Boy Scout Movement
Percy Morton
Denver Salvation Army
Bera
Bower Case Action Referred To District Attorney
Denver February reports say the Foster investigation into the Benjamin P. Bower kidnapping concluded after two weeks. Police Chief A T Clark delivered all evidence to District Attorney Earl Wottengall who will file charges or order release of Gh Wheed barber, Jack Richards shack owner, Albert A Taylor and Joe Pannell ex prizefighter tied to the case. Meanwhile farmers from eight states press senate on Frazier farm relief plan. Delegation led by John Simpson of Farmers Union testified before agriculture subcommittee. States represented include Oklahoma South Dakota Texas Colorado Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois North Dakota.
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Denver
Foster
Denjamin P. Bower
A. T. Clark
Earl Wottengall
Will Iis
Gh. W. Heed
Jack Richards
Hower
Albert A.’ Taylor
Joe Pannelleex
Taylor
Farmera Re
Whahington
John Simpson
The
Farmers Union
Senate Agriculture
Frazier Farm
Olahoma
South Dakota
Tawa
Colorado
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
North Dakota
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Chicago
Kansas City
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Earry
Ted
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Holtara
Omahi
Bert
Tower
Ia Packers
Atrovia
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Prana
Carl D. Helinley
Amveatment Securities
Great Western
Denver Gas & Becuie
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Cement
Onlif
General Hise
General Motors
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Waie
Sade
Montgomery Union Padhus
Biantard
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League
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Mississippi
Bhanghal
Paris
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Conall
Nanking
Elka
Stork Express
New York Stock Exchange
Tribune Daily
Blacka
Carl D. McKinley Investment Securities
Nat. Bank
Farmers Union Oil and Refining Co
Care Tribune
C. W. Nichola & Co
Eth
Greeley
Ming Propa
Bergen Park
Coto
Mortharn Colorado
C. W. Nichols & Company
Pareenas
Jall
Salvation Army
Ninth Street
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TAMS
Euner-Empson
Kuner-Empson
Weld County
Rockies
Kuner
Empson
Toaly
Sanitary Meat Department
R.S. Collins
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