Hoover Plans Summer Holiday if Senate Allows
President Hoover expects a two week outdoor holiday in the northern Rockies starting in August or early September with stops at Glacier National Park near the Canadian border and Yellowstone. He may extend the trip if the Senate delays naval treaty work, and will likely spend time in Washington to finish important matters before leaving. Invitations for public appearances will be politely declined while he is away.
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Associated Penn
Washington
Hoover
White Howes
Rocky Mountains
Bep Tember
Mika Gluetler
Candin
Yellow- Aiose Park
Senate
Mando Uulle
Prosd
Congress
Rociles
Bauer and Wheeler to meet in Greeley junior final
Dave Bauer Jr and Charles Wheeler reach the Greeley junior tennis final after defeating Art Wile on, Bury Ogie, and Ernie Keyes in the semifinals. Wheeler eliminates Keith Freathart. Bauer previously beat Keyes to reach the final.
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Dave Bauer, Jr
Charles Wheeler
Wall
Rontingers
Gresley
Greeley
Keyes
Clase
Bauer
Haver
Byvo Seis
Keres
Gaine
Whaeler
Paul McLain
Life Heat
Keith Freathart
Boya
Dive Bauer
Grooley Hel School
Tean
University of Colorado
Elihu Root calls for federal agents to curb communists
In a letter to Ralph M. Easley of the National Civic Federation, Elihu Root urges the creation of a federal police force to counter communist activities. He argues existing agencies enforce laws on tax, counterfeit, and prohibition violations but do not protect against subversive groups backed by powerful conspirators. He notes the letter precedes a congressional committee hearing on communist activity.
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New York
Hijhu Reot
Ralph MM. Easiey
National Civic Federation
Enys
Pupprees
Adda
Tibet
Communist Activie Uce
Reat
Wheat Market Near Tuesday's Close Rumors Move Prices
Indications of U S wheat export business via Mexico influenced the market. Corn prices stayed high relative to wheat, lifting wheat values. The spread between corn and wheat was narrow for 1885 patterns, with specific bid figures for Kansas City and Chicago at various months.
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Chicago
U. S
Mexico
Court Weighs Racket Noise in Chicago Hotel District
In Chicago on July 15 a court considers a case about a racket near Igadore Rand's meat market behind Herrie and a hotel run by H CG Holdga. Crates of chickens and ducks kept a guarding dog caused sleep disruption as locals complain the noise disturbs residents and patrons.
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Chicago
Igadore Rand
Herrie & Meat Market
H. CG. Holdga
Bull Forces Face Opposition in Stock Market Rally
The newly organized bull forces meet strong opposition from bears as stocks fluctuated amid cautious trading. Earnings reports buoyed some names like Missouri Kansas Texas and Commonwealth Edison, while investors awaited full quarter results. Call money remained plentiful at about 2.4 percent with time money firmer as seasonal demand nears year end.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
General Electric
Commonwealth Edison
Western Union
Savers Reading
Raf Atocke
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
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Time Money Ia
Konke
Rudolph Schildkrant Dies at Hollywood
Rudolph Schildkrant a veteran of stage and screen died today at his son Joseph Schildkrant's home after two heart attacks. Born in Constantinople he built a lengthy film and stage career in Europe and the U S with notable roles in The King of Klige and His People.
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Hollywood
Call
Rudolph Schildkrant
Tie Son
Joseph Schildkrant
Motion Picture Studio
Schildkrant
Constantinople
Europe
Schildinnut
Romania
Inter
Glaseia
Uta
United States
Universal Pictures
Mint
P Behildkraut
America
Yiddish Theater
New Yorke City
No Ballyhoo for Double Hanging of Lamar Bank Thugs
Canon City Colorado July 16 The ballyhoo that preceded the Lamar bank bandit case was absent today as preparations moved for the execution of two partners in crime Bayard L Royston and George J Abe er Both stood condemned after the First National Bank robbery of Lamar in 1928 Warden Prancis Up Crawford and prison chaplain Father Reginald Harvett conferred with Governor as officials prepared for the execution with no public hour announced The condemned men remained calm and rumors of a Wednesday or Thursday hanging circulated as officials sought to satisfy authorities about the executive process
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Anguelitol Freon
Canon City
Colo
Tha Ballyhoo
Ftatph
Pleagle
Lamar Bankc
Inet
Bayard L. Royston
George J. Abeer
State
Royston
Nationa
Adama
Joquarions Royston
Ababler
Chicago Killer Not at Michigan Summer Home
Chicago detectives said the killer was not at the Newaygo area summer home. John Norton announced that after questioning William A. Smith a Burke informant identified by resemblance. Burke reportedly hid near the resort. Smith was arrested while Burke evaded capture by about half an hour amid a raid with Michigan police.
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Chicago
Tred Ourks
Newaygo
Mich
John Norton
Norton
William A. Smith
Burke
Smith
Michigan
Lake
Thomas Bonner
Planes Groomed for Pacific Flight From Tacoma to Tokyo
In Tacoma experts prepare two planes for a long Pacific crossing to Tokyo. Harold Browley aims to fly the City of Income, needing about 18 days to reach the start. The Pacific Era, City of Tacoma, and other pilots plan test flights and fuel increases to extend range from Alaska legs to Nome and Juneau.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tokyo
Harold Browley
Pacific
North Pacific
Robert Wark
Tddid Brown
Seattle
Enid
Alsitian
Bra” J
Alove
Juneau
Nome
Alaska
Praises Greeley as Business Community
A Topeka auto salesman Jack Ridings praises Greeley as a beef hub during a Rocky Mountain tour. He and his companions tour Yellowstone, Longview, and other western towns while noting Longview’s lumber industry. Ridings plans to relocate to invest in Greeley after returning home.
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Greeley
Rocky Mountain
Pacifia Coaat Cutog
Jack Ridingo
Topeka
Kon
Lyon
Ridings
Frod Weaver
Weaver
Kanena City
Foy
Funeral services for Fred Cameron at Buttley Home
Funeral services for Fred Cameron will be held at the Buttley Funeral Home Wednesday afternoon at 4 30 oclock. The notice notes the service time and location as the main details.
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Fred Cameron
Buttley Funeral Home
Costigan Attacks Sugar Tariff in Loveland Talk
Edward Costigan, Democrat candidate for U S senator, condemned the Hoover sugar tariff as harmful to sugar beet farmers during a Loveland meeting. He urged reducing the sugar tariff, criticized Congress for not passing Wagner unemployment relief, and warned the tariff plan worsened unemployment amid Larimer county Democrats.
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Costigan
Loveland
Edward YP
Cpetian
U. S
Ilo
Larimer County
Run Meei
Congress
New York House Committee Opens Radical Inquiry Hearings
Republican Representative Hamilton Mighty leads a ten day inquiry into communist influence in New York City schools unions and labor, with witnesses including Dr. William J. O Shea Charles G Wood Matthew Woll and Grover Whalen. The panel plans further hearings in Detroit Buffalo Philadelphia Chicago and possibly Seattle and San Francisco. Amtorg Treding officials may be summoned as Soviet trade reps.
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New York
Hamilton Mighty
House
Communist Investigation Committee
New York City
Ito
William J. O'Shea
Charles G. Wood
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Basics
Grover Whalen
Michael Lyons
Representative Fish
Ingrestorial Group of Five
Detroit
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Chicago
Wisconsin
West Coast
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Comenuuiste Ave
He Neti iv
Two Brothers Die After Motorcycle Wreck Near Yuma
Athol New Mexico July 14 John Hudgans 25 of California and William Endgens 24 of Athol were killed in a motorcycle wreck near Yuma Arizona. The brothers had been in Arizona to pick up William and return to the coast on William's motorcycle. William had previously been badly injured in a steer crash and was in hospital when their mother urged John to bring him home to California.
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Athol
N. M
John Hudgans
California
William Endgens
Yuma
Arizona
John
William
Denver Policeman Wounded in Fight With Unknown Man
Denver patrolman A J Wickenhauser was wounded in a downtown gunfight after stopping a man carrying two bindles. The assailant fired four shots. one hit the officer’s hip and two others struck objects. Wickenhauser returned fire but his revolver was disabled by a bullet from the other gun. He was taken to Denver General Hospital for treatment.
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Denver
Armset
A. J. Wickenhauser
Wis
Denver General Hospital
Tayny
Wickenhauser
Wiskenhauser Drowe
Frasier Finds Bargains in Europe This July
Frasier reports European bargains comparable to August clearance sales and notes July deals in Brussels. He, George Willard Frasier, president of Colorado Teachers College, mentions buying a straw hat for four bits on July 1. Holland also offers contrasts on July 4.
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Naual
Brussels
Belgium
George Willard Frasier
Colorado Teachere College
Frasier
Ais
Misa Ruth Gunsnui
Greeley Eldeen
Ute Mercury
Holland
Sargon Again Is Triumphant
Miss Nettle Barnhart of Denver reports dramatic health recovery after using Sargon Pills. She cites 16 years of stomach trouble, poor sleep, and energy loss, but now sleeps well, gains weight, and feels renewed strength. She credits Sargon with cleansing poisons and restoring health.
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Sergon Gore
Roel
Sargon Pilla
Sargon
Miss Nettle Barnhart
Pearl St
Denver
Qnhert
Doug Ca
Adyy Mf
Company M to Play Brush Wednesday in Softball Clash
Company M local Colorado National Guard unit fields its softball team for a Brush game Wednesday at 1 o'clock at Highland Grove Park. The public is invited as preparations continue for the Labor Day state softball tournament. Division meets are planned next month with Company M at Loveland and another at Brush. the unit, among the fastest locally, looks to win the city league.
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Company M
Colorado National Guard
Brueh
Jnland Grove Park
Labor Day
St Lazar
Mlidis
Loveland
Brush
Greeley
Groun
Golden
George David, Jr
George Irvin
Stork Express Delivers Baby in Greeley Family Named
Mr and Mrs Ben Dusk of Stanby welcome an eight pound son named John Walter born at 1413 Sixth Avenue Greeley. The mother is Mrs Loree Woed of Gilt formerly Mrs Bush.
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Ben Dusk
Stanby
Sixth Avenue, Greeley
John Walter
Bush
Loree Woed
Liquor Salute Near Coast For Cu Race Broadcast
New York July 15 A British ship flies its flag as it docks near Aspenge carrying liquor for passengers. The event centers on a 12 mile offshore racecourse off Newport where Steamship Owners and H. D. Walker discuss bringing alcohol to travelers. The Ayacuaya treaty with Great Britain would allow liquor to be imported undersea, prompting questions on wet versus dry allies.
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Argosiatad Préan
New York
Om Ly
Nawport
Great Britain
Walker
Water Tax Notice Due Date and Late Penalty
Water tax for the last half year was due July 1 1980. If unpaid by August 1 1980 the water collector may shut off service without further notice. Cite Water Collector.
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