Huge I O C F Building Fire in Boston
Fire destroyed a five story stone building housing the Odd Fellows in Boston early today. Fire Chief Henry Fox estimated losses at 180000. Several firemen injured and two hundred guests evacuated from their rooms. Two women and two young men from third floor rooms admitted to hospitals for exposure. Five alarms brought crews from all city sections. Embers and flames illuminated the sky as walls threatened collapse. The block housed lodges offices and ground floor businesses. Cause undetermined.
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Boston
Odd Fellows
Targo
Booth
Loas
Henry Fox
Claredon
Gold Fellows Block
Markets in Chicago and Plains Markets Report Jan 4
Chicago livestock and grain prices show mixed demand with cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep advancing at times. Strong bids persist for feeders and vealers while grain futures edge upward with corn near 39 to 42 cents and wheat around 41 to 40 cents for nearby contracts.
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Kansas
City
Texag
Denver
Uelivoy
Geiternia
Colorado
Harmday
Seodure
Sheen
Omaha
Jan. i
Castle
Atockera
Fevdera
Alandy
Saturn
Kanaan City
Wheat Values Falter Amid Decline in U S Supplies
Chicago January 4 A lower wheat market followed a 603 006 000 bushel drop in U S wheat stocks with weaker export demand and bearish pressure from stock and cotton markets. Trading by board of trade directors consumed much of the day as corn oats and provisions also fell.
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Chitago
United States
Board of Trade Directors
Prairie and Sinclair Oil Firms Merge
Reports from Tulsa claim the long awaited merger of Sinclair Consolidated Oil and Prairie Oil and Gas and Prairie Pipe Line is completed. The new Consolidated Oil Company will be headquartered in Tulsa with H R Gallagher as president and Earl Sinclair chairing the finance committee. Stockholders will receive shares in the merged firm and headquarters moves include offices in Independence Kansas City Fort Worth and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Sinclair Consolidated Oi Corporation
Prairie Oil and Gaa Company J
Prairie Pipe No Company
Consolidated of Corporation
Harry H. Hoots
Exchange National, Bank
Tula
Rogers
Earl Sinclair
Harry F. Sinclair
Sincrary, Consolidated
T Te
Independence
Kane
Kunsas City
Fort Worth
H.R. Gallagher
San Francisco
Lie Shell Petroleum Corporation
Consolidated Companies
J. W
Wizpatrick
Prairis Companion
Sioclair
Exchange Nacional Book
Ree York
Tulea
Nelson K. Moody
Exattiopi
Ges
Dana F. Kelsey
Gates
Prairie Pipe Line Company
Githo
Public Courses From Teachers College This Winter
Teachers College offers two nontechnical, non credit courses for the general public starting next week. Practical Public Speaking led by Robert T. Allen meets in Cranford Hall Room 203 at 7 30 p m on January 14 for ten 80 minute sessions at 4 80 total. Mental Hygiene by Dr W T Waitt meets in the same room at 7 30 p m January 21 for ten sessions at 4 80 total. Single admission to Dr Waitts Mental Hygiene is 50 cents. Information at 2000 branch 36.
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Teachers College Ta
Courasa
Robert T. Allen
Cranford Hall
Mamta! Hygiene
W. T. Wait
Resident Here 0 Years Dies at Home on Monday
Mrs Emma C Thorsell wife of John Thorsell of 2314 Fourth Street died at her home Monday morning Born in Sweden July 7 1864 she came to the United States about 42 years ago She lived in the Greeley area for 90 years Survived by husband John Thorsell son Carl J Aniersop two granddaughters Mrs Guat Anderson and Mrs E Jans on a brother Alfred Duell Funeral at the Swedish Free Mission church Tenth Avenue and Eleventh Street Wednesday at 2 pm Rev P Berg in charge interment Lion Grove Suttley Funeral Home in charge
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Emma C. Thorsell
John Thorsell
Fourth Street
Mra
Thorsell
Sweden
Greeley
Thareell
John Thorsel
Carl J. Aniersop
Clough Furnitors Company
Mra. Guat Anderson
E. Janson
Alfred Duell
Swedish Free Mission
Tenth
Areaue End
Eleventh Street
Rev. P. Berg
Lion Grove
Suttley Funeral Home Ty
Financial Markets Limp into New Year as Bears Hold Ground
New York stock activity remained subdued as markets opened with a feeble advance and many indicators showing gloom. Share prices slipped several points, while annual bank statements drew interest for signals on liquidity and credit.
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Associated Jreae
New York
Congress
Two Depositors Rob Bank Then Return to Surrender
In Mank's Corner North Carolina on Saturday two disgruntled depositors from the People's State Bank branch forced the vault open and fled with two thousand six dollars. They later returned and surrendered after hiding the money. The men were identified as H. H. Millar and Blease Wood.
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Pras
N. C
People’s State Bank
Nesixtanonshiar
H. H. Millar
Blease Woodwir
Millar
Failures in Return To College For Winter Quarter
Six students failed to return to Teachary college for the winter quarter due to inability to prepare sufficient hours. Seven did not return because of financial hardship, according to registration figures. Many students were already registered before the fall quarter ended, with late arrivals delaying the registrar's office.
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Teachary College
Latecomera
Resistrar
W. G. Frasier
Dents
Gahool
Saveremotes
Church Reports Growth Despite Low Mood in 1931
Annual meeting of Luth Zion's Church notes a gain of 46 members for 1931. Rev G F Hangelmann reports 53 new communicants, seven died, 24 youths confirmed, 351 participated in Holy Communion, and more than 15 families are attending. Palm Sunday confirmation planned for March ½0.
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Luthjannn Zion
G. F. Hangelmann
Hapitar
Ferdinand Wegelin
George Specht
David Tats Compass
Jacob Ginther
Jacob Kiesler
Jacob K. Ginther
Reporter barred from Kentucky court room
Knox County reporter Bryan of the News-Sentinel was barred from Circuit Judge Henry F. Prewitt's courtroom during the William Hightower murder conspiracy trial. Prewitt barred him after other News-Sentinel staff had been restricted. Bryan said he would appeal, accusing the court of suppressing press access and noting potential higher court action.
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Mt: Sterling, Ky
Jack
Bryan
Knoxvilly News-Sentinel
Judes
Henry F. Prewitt
William Hightower
Harlan County Mine ‘Union
Hightower
Jndge Prewitt
John T. Mautoux
News-South
Mel
Atories
Mautoux
W. B. Tomes
Jones
Ot Exarts
Harlan County
Fudge Prewitt
News-Sentinel
Kentucky
News- Sentinel
Fannie Brown Dies at Central School Age 12
Fannie Brown, 12, of 1220 Twelfth Avenue, died at home Monday at 2 AM from meningitis complicating an ear infection. She was a pupil at Central School. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. George P. Brown, a sister Angeline 9, and a brother George 3 months. Funeral by Macy's with interment at Linn Grove Cemetery in Greasley.
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Fannie Brown
George P. Brown
Twelfth Avenue
Ingide
Br. W.F. Spaulding
Fennie
Central School
Angeline
George
Macy's
Linn Grove
Gresley
Divorces Granted on Cruelty Grounds by F4 District
Two acts of divorce were granted today. Mrs Amanda Specht was awarded a decree against Henry Specht of Gresley on cruelty grounds. Mrs Gladie Albert and Harley Albert received a decree on cruelty grounds. Albert must pay $16 monthly toward the support of the minor child.
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Tudge Neil F. Graham
Mra
Amanda Specht
Henry Specht
Gresley
Gladie Albert Aned
Harley Albert
Albert
Farmers Union Meet at Union Hall in Wadnaslay
Greeley Farmers union will meet at Union hall Wednesday evening January 4 at 7 p.m. The meeting is open to all and will take up the 1932 program.
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Greeley Farmers Union
Union Hall
BP. m
Gandhi Arrest Signifies Deportation Possibility
Gandhi faces possible deportation as authorities arrest him for the third time. London editors debate the action, with some praising firm government rule while others warn of undermining self government promises. Reports suggest Willingdon may keep Gandhi detained at Veranda prison or elsewhere.
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Veranda
Bombay
Willingdon
Irwin
Mahatma
Yaranda
Frtin
Harma
London
Maghatma Gandh
Gandhi
India
Mac Donald
Lord Willingdon
Alsll
Aiica
Iminister
Daily Herald
Labor
Gan
Thare
Daily Mail
Lund
East
Liberal News Chronicle
Daily Express
The
Round Table Conference
Appreciation Resolution for Rev. Hugh Creswell Pastor
Weld County Ministerial Association passes a resolution of appreciation for Rev. Hugh Creswell pastor of the First Presbyterian Church as he resigns and moves from the city. Dr. W. D. Cole of the Methodist church and Dr. Rollo Speer welcomed, noting Creswell's genial presence, counsel, and public spirit.
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Hugh Creswell
First Presbyterian Church
Weld County
Iin
W. D. Cole
Methodet
Church Unity of
Tnion
Rollo
Speer
New Baptist
Association
Creswell
Weld County Ministerial Association
Nin
Jabar
Eight State Civil Service Posts Go Vacant
Eight civil service positions are vacant after the deaths of state workers last week and over the past week. Daniel J. Donovan, collection clerk for the state land board, died at home after a brief illness. John Annear, inspector and clerk in the bureau of metal mining, died in Boulder last week. R. F. Counaalor, division irrigation engineer, died at home in Antonite. Posts will be filled from the civil service eligibility list.
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Democrates
Pers
Denver
Jas
Daniel J. Donovan
State Land Board
Mis]ness
John Annear
Bureau of Metal Mining
Bouldar
R. F. Counaalor
Antonite
Laat
Grandi to Lead Italian Delegation to Geneva Arms Conference
Foreign Minister Dino Grandi will head Italy's delegation to the world disarmament conference in Geneva next month. The small group, including Balbo, Bivriani, and Garxera, will be augmented by several officials as Italy seeks a cooperative stance with the United States.
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John Evans
Dino Grandi
Italy
Geneva
Bellevue Hotel
Lausanne
Antonio Mosconi
Hioty
Luses
Mussolini
Signor Grandi
Stimson
Hoover
Bignor Grandi
Washington
Grandt
United States
Air
General Balbo
Pabricio Ruspoll
Foshay surprised at Salisbury offer
Saude Colorado January 4 W B Foshay ex head of the defunct W B Foshay Co Minneapolis claims reports that C W Salisbury former VP of the company would plead guilty to defrauding charges are unbelievable He says Salisbury faced financial difficulties yet cannot believe he dropped plans to stand trial a second time and that Foshay paid attention to the matter
Defendants in Foshay antitrust case to face second trial
Foshay says he will appear personally with four co defendants as the second trial opens on January 1 in federal court. He notes none have funds for counsel and that he intends to plead their case, while C W Salinbury abandons plans to stand trial a second time and will seek mercy from the federal court.
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Ahay
Foshay
Ingul Coutsel
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Tribune
C. W. Salinbury
Hay
Federal Court
Oklahoma Bandit Blamed in Death of 11 Officers
Oklahoma’s newest desperado Charley Arthur Floyd, a 26 year old labeled the Deadly Bandit, is blamed for the deaths of eleven officers during a spree that included bank robberies and kidnappings. Known as a ruthless highwayman, he is said to operate from Earlaborne oil towns and has ties to the Cherokee Nation. Reports note his criminal reach across several states and a claimed Robin Hood persona feeding a dozen poor families. Price and poultry figures from Denver dated Jan 4 accompany the brief listing of commodities.
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Muskoges
Okla
Oklahoma
Charlea Arthur Fi
Deace
Desperedo
Ad & Cold
Alex
Springfield
Young Brothers
Floyd
Flyod
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
Colorado
Sallisaw
St. Louis
Hia
Otthcare
Earlaborn
Oil Boon Town
Wolls
Missionary Halverstadt Regains Liberty in China
Har Halverstadt, a U S missionary held by bandits since December 24, was released near Futing after tense negotiations with provincial authorities. She described her Christmas ordeal traveling by mountain paths and sleeping in a barn, with scant food of dry rice and salt fish reported as comparatively good.
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Foochow
China
Misa Halverstadt
Futuing
Wei Chen
Fulsing
Abi
Mrs Ablstrand Named Estate Administrator
Mrs C T Ablstrand was named administratrix of the estate of her mother Mrs Margaret M Milne of Greeley in county court Monday. Milne died in Greeley. The estate includes six parcels of rent property in Greeley and Vielult valued at 8990 dollars and personal property valued at 683.78 dollars. Heirs are husband Robin Y Milne, Mrs Ablstrand and Howard A Milne of Oakland California.
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Chicago
Ianihy Pearce
Ian
U.S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraske
Idaho Russett
Colorado McClurer
Eaton
Jan
Otatoca U
Shine
Myer
Cotoyaco
McClures
Riumphe
Prairie
Sinclair Oil
Teachers College
Financial Marketa
Farmers
Union
Wadnaslay
Maeral
Grandi
Salisbury
Misionar
Mrs. Ablstrand
U. S
Banking
Hansa
Federal Reserve Bank
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