State Senators Oppose Argentine Treaty and Embargo on Meat
Denver Jan 14 The Colorado state senate petitions Congress to oppose ratification of the Argentine sanitary convention and to continue the embargo on beef from countries with foot and mouth disease. Senator Clair Hotchkies led the memorial, backed by 27 Democrats. one senator, George M. Houston, dissented.
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Congress
Denver
Colorado
Clair Hotchkies
Hatchliss
Senate
George M. Houston
Greeley
Argentina
United States
Hotchkiss
3 Holdings
A. EG. Hendree
Ueinootat
Mayle Vista
Ed UC. Johnson
Iargeel
Feadlay
Pension Delay Stemming From High Court Action
In Denver on January 13 Associated Press reports Governor Ammons will delay January pension payments for Colorado old age recipients pending the state supreme court’s response to interrogatories about the $45 pension amendment. The governor, welfare director Koung, and Attorney General Rogers discuss funds with Washington officials. The welfare board sought federal backing of about $1.25 million for January and about 26 000 pensioners face delays. Local counties requested roughly $350 000. May of the federal security board says funds may be allocated to cover January, enabling relief for unemployed and dependents. Ammons plans to submit the interrogatories to the high court today or tomorrow.
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Associated Presa
Denver
e-Colorado
Aupramo
Teller Amumone
Bari M. Koung
Etate Welfare
Byron G. Rogers
Ammons
Washington
Counser
Scicnl Security Board
Colorado
Lad
Glans
Konva Ptid Be
Governart
Lalephone Coliyery Sitiong
Geoffrey May
Gonl al Aacurity Board
May
Koung
aAtimony
Labor Motor Parley Under Heavy Guard
In Lanstog Michigan on January 14 Governor Murphy reopened talks between General Motors executives and labor leaders to end the strike that left about 114000 GM workers idle. A state police guard ensured privacy as a board of strategy sat nearby awaiting union direction during a closed door session.
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Lanstog
Mich
Franke Murphy
Motora Atrike
Hon
Board of Atrategy
Strikera
Larry Daviden
Joseph RB. Joseph
Genesee County
Michigan
General Motors
Flint
Davidaw
Joseph
Murphy
Mentoor
Mrs Sullivan recounts trip to Danceland and Ellen’s death
Maude Sullivan testified that she and her husband took their 17-year-old daughter Ellen and two other men to the Danceland Gastha at Ocean Beach the night the state accuses Robert A. Simpson of causing Ellen Sullivan’s death. She described hearing Ellen return later and seeing her injured as she died in hospital after being attacked and thrown from a window.
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Peat Norwich
Maude Sullivan
Ellen
Ocean Beach
Robert A. Simpson
Ellen Sullivan
Kentucky Ratifies Child Labor Amendment
Associated Press reports Frankfort Kentucky ratified the proposed child labor amendment to the Constitution on Wednesday. The House approved a resolution already backed by the Senate by a 69 to 24 vote after Governor A. F. Ouandier urged support. He noted 14 states had ratified and 13 more were needed for formal addition.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Kentucky
House of Representatives
Senate
House
A. FH. Ouandier
Meet Your Little Merchant Tribune Carrier
The enterprising Little Merchant who delivers the Tribune in the district between Highteenth and Twentieth streets and Tenth avenue calls the railroad is Duane Darling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Darling of 505 Pitth street. He was high in the subscription selling contest last summer and seeks odd jobs for paper carriers. At school he is in the ninth grade and active in debate. Sea Scouting supports his outdoor hobbies of swimming, hunting, and ice skating. He belongs to the VF. W. drum and bugle corps and is advancing in the group.
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Highteenth
Twentinth Streets
Tenth Avenue Cail
Duane Darling
Albert M. Darling
Pitth Street
Duane
Lha
Duane la G
VF. W. Drum and Bugle Corps
Greeley's Outstanding Young Man to Be Honored Jan 22
Weld County the Outstanding Young Man will receive the Gold Key award at a Junior Chamber banquet in Greeley on January 22. The national winner will be announced at a national banquet. A local committee selects the winner under 26 for civic achievement and character. details include radio broadcast of the national event.
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Greeley
Weld
Herd
Jan
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Thia
Gus G.edwards
King
Harry P. Hibbs
Garnsey Jr
Banuet
M. R. Rickettand
M. R. Rickettand FE. B. Jacobson
Chambers
Swinner
Thatle
Tha Mullannl
Wealthy Widow Marries in New York Cathedral Chapel
Mrs. Virginia G. Donnelly, 26, a wealthy widow and former Nelsons and Kans ity dregs manufacturer, married Jean G. de Mavaignac, 40, a French motion picture producer, in the chapel of St Patrick's Cathedral on Wednesday January 14.
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Vesta
New York
Virginia G. Donnelly
Nelreas
Paul
Donnelly
Kansity Dregs Matufacturer
St. Pawick’s
Jean G. de Mavaignac
Weld County Feeders Set Record In Feedlots
Weld County cattle on feed reach 67,109 this winter, up from 63,600 last year, while lambs number 884,078 versus 430,800 a year earlier. The Weld County Credit association has released the annual feeding census since 1926, listing long-term figures for cattle and lambs in local feedlots.
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Weld County
Weld County Credit Association
Credit Association
Weld
Sinte
Caltia
Park Church Approves Revised Plans for Remodeling
Park Church votes unanimously to proceed with a $30,000 remodeling plan after months of consideration by members trustees and the plans committee. The action authorizes trustees or committees to contract for alterations to the church structure to meet expanding religious and educational needs as cost progress allows.
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Park Church
Park Cive Wedneeday Svening
Plana
Pirat Park
Greelay
Thompson Reappointed Deputy District Attorney at $2000
Williall Thompson of Greeley was reappointed deputy district attorney for one year at $2000 per year. District Attorney H. M. Baker made the appointment, confirmed by both district judges. The board had not yet acted on an agstantent and Boab’s signing status remained unresolved.
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Snells
C. G., Coffin
Tack
Butler
Bean
Boar
Rommmisaioners
Dr Cross to Review Plays at City Library Friday
In New York City Dr H A Cross head of the English department at Colorado State College of Education will reopen the Book Tour series at the Public Library Friday evening January 15. The event starts at 7:30 and ends about 8:30 with a discussion of plays including Tonight and Tomorrow by Coward.
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New York City
H. A. Cross
Colorado Stain College of Educaton
Public Library
Re Public Ia
Cross
Ool Coward
Mussolini and Goering Expect Franco Victory
In Rome and Berlin reports say Mussolini and Goering foresee Franco's triumph with Italy and Germany ready to aid afterward. Officials stress continued friendly ties and collaboration, while Goering presses for Italian acceptance of volunteers for Spain and warns against Bolshevik influence in the Mediterranean region.
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Goering
Franco
Germany
Italy
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Gen- Junian
Britain
Spain
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Svar
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Quirini
Rome
Umberto
Berlin
Duce
Venevin
Ydace
Hitler
Morocco
Francisco Franco
Banquet of Scouts Sunday Heralds Long's Peak Council Event
About 150 attendees expected at the Long's Peak Council Boy Scouts of America annual conference and banquet in Greeley Sunday sponsored by College of Education. The afternoon program at Little Theater in Cranford Mall features a tea at the Faculty Club and an address of Welcome by Dr. W. D. Armentrant. Roy T. Johnson of Sterling presides. H. D. Eldridge heads arrangements. officers to be chosen. District representatives include Gus Vloisekti, R. R. Knowles, J. Walt Castels, and others from Sterling, Fort Morgan, Longmont, Boulder, and Laramie. A Cubbing demonstration by Pack No. 4 of Sterling and a dramatic presentation accompany the program.
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Greeley
Boy Scouts of Amerie
College of Education
Use Little Theater
Cranford Mall
Faculty Club
Theaculty Club
Roy T. Jonson
Sterling
Esiding
Sexelon
Armentrant
C. King
Greelay Sea Scouts
Auger
Greeley Sea Scouts
Francis Brows
Nclude
Gus Vloisekti
Chayenne
R. R
Knowles
J. Walt Castels
Fort Morgana
Brush
Dean
Arthur Johnson
Port Calling
J Lee
Longmont
Maleoly
Hylind
Boulder
D. Diuridge
Gree
Peter Tlesendale
Rock Springs
John Corbett
Laramie
James Pulver
Sedgwick
Will Hing
Ane
Brazier
Covell
Charles Willegin
James Larkin Recovers from Sewage Plant incident
James Larkin, superintendent of the Greeley sewage disposal plant, was overcome with gas Tuesday evening and convalescing but unlikely to return to work for several days. He was reported in a coma for about three and a half hours after he was gassed.
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James Larkin
Greeley
Larkin
Greeley Banks Reelect All Officers and Directors
Weld County banks held annual stockholders meetings Tuesday with all officers and directors reelected. In Greeley First National, Greeley National, and Weld County Savings named new terms for officers and boards, including presidents Patrilin Pailling, Wheeler, and Jackson, with directors listed among Graham, Southard, Davis, and others.
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National
First National
J. A. Be Patrilin
R. F. Graham
G T E. Southard
J. 3. Davis
Cashler
G. J. Scom
J. C. Guster
Wisletant Cashlers
Petrikin
Graham
Davis
Southard
Frank B. Davis
Charles Swink
D. B. Bier
Barber
H-1
Waldo, Jr. Weld County Savings
C. N. Jackson
A. W. Lerguson
H.W. Bic
Lashler
L. Gordon
Jack
Mistetatt Caghiorg
OWN
Jackson, Ferguson
McGilp
G. As “Hewitt
D. H. Fackson
Warner Funeral Service for O W Warner Planned
The funeral for O W Warner of 300 Tanthagentia will be held Friday morning at 11 at Sathisy Funeral Home. Interment will be at Rivoralde Cemetery in Denver.
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O. W. Warner
Tha Sathisy
Rivoralde Cemetary
Donver
Brumley Fired On Near Zone Driver Says He Was Shot At
Brumley of Gresley, nek driver for Robert Steel, reports a man in a brown overcoat and hat fired once at his northbound truck one mile from town. Tracks were found at the scene, another man with brown hat and coat was detained in Fort Lupton Jail but claimed to have been hitchhiking between Greeley and Lupton.
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Escar Brumley
Gresley
Robert Steel
Sheriff's
Attica
Pato
Brumley
Thor
Fort Lupton
Greeley
Lupton
Mattson Family Calm at Funeral for Kidnapped Boy
In Tacoma January 14 a Presbyterian pastor led an 8.25 minute service for Charles Mattson 8.25. Family and about 260 friends attended at a mortuary. Parents William and Sophia Mattson spoke softly as they viewed the coffin. Brother and sister William and Miriam shared quiet reactions alongside relieved relatives after the heartbreaking days awaiting the boy’s fate.
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Tacoma
Wish
Llaeter
Gottin
Chirlea Mattson
An Mes
W. W. Mattson
Aiytar
Mra
Mattsow
Kidoapar
Honda
Akock
William Mateson
Hie Alster
Morial
Harold Ay
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