Child Labor in Homes Is Investigated
Bureau report details widespread use of child labor in homes, farms, and streets. Young girls 12 to 16 work long hours for meager pay, often with duties like heavy lifting and childcare. Despite NRA codes limiting mill labor, many children turn to domestic and farm tasks, prompting calls for stronger legislation to curb industrial child labor.
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Peeta
Raetory
Streou
Milla
Oran
Bureau
Meretables
Sunup
Bireau
Colorado U Expects Enrollment Increase
Boulder July 21 University of Colorado officials say improved business conditions and federal student loans will boost fall enrollment. The school qualified for $4,725 per month from a government fund to provide work for more than 90 students at wages ranging from 10 to 20 dollars per month. Enrollment last year was 8,074 with a projected substantial rise as registration in the summer session ran 9 percent higher than the previous year.
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Boulder
University of Colorado
Young Republicans Meet Friday Night in County
A large group of young people attended a preliminary meeting of the Young Republican Voters organizing here in the courthouse. Speakers included Judge English and county Republican chairman Young. The group plans a general meeting next Thursday at 7 30 in the district court and invites interested residents from Guth county towns to attend in Greeley.
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Tia
Actioa
Judge English
Court House
Stith
Cnate
Fom Young
District Court
Greeley
Birth Announcement for Wirginia Ellen Smith in Kersey
The Stork Express reports the birth of a daughter named Wirginia Ellen to Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Kremmilag on July 11. Mrs Smith is the former Cleo Deringer a former teacher in the Kargey schools Delors for marriage.
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Kersey
Wirginia
Ellen
Frank Smith
Kremmilag
Mra. Smith
Cleo Deringer
Kargey
Delors
College Schedule for Current Week
College week schedule lists book reviews in Little Theatre and multiple Tax Symposiums at Cranford 214. Events include graduate luncheons, games, and assemblies with noted speakers from Governors Program and Taxpayers organizations. Activities span Monday through Sunday with reviews, lectures, and social events across Kepner Auditorium, Crawford Hall, and Southwest Campus.
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Little Theatre
Kepner Hall
Cranford
Clay
Edward C. Johnson
Colorado
Caroline Miller
Mias
Elizabeth Carney
Pesembly
Gunter Hall
Armenteout
Graneford
As le Mumper
Gatorade
Little Tharaire
Thomas Turssi
Ernest Hern
Teschere Gollega Gonegert Band
Crafford
J. Trexel
Bure Mary
Serge Willard Frawler
Cook
Sidney Howard
George Willelard Freaster
Little Theater of the A Rocklea
Juliet
Little Theater
Crawford Hatt
Eva le Gallienne
B. A. Crome
Teachers College
Gouthweet
Kepner
Ore Ernest Horn
University of Iowa
Paul McKes
Golorado State
Teachsre College
Lead
Warneco
Rew RG
Speer
Raptiat
Wisconsin Voters Skeptical Of Roosevelt's Plan Says Buckingham
C A Buckingham reports Wisconsin residents doubt the Roosevelt administration will meet expectations. He notes the farm sector faces slowdowns, Mississippi River barge traffic resumes, and Wisconsin dairymen face horse factory shutdowns and cheese stock issues. Buckingham and his family spent two days at the Rustic after visiting in Bancardville and the middlewest.
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Wisconsin
Farasi
Husk
Hoosovelt
Nats
J. Buckinghim
Grepley
Hia
Perode
Banchardville
Wis
Sollk
Buckingham
Leon
Charles Jr
Bucksogphem
Welds Jume Gas Tax Shares Tallied at $5 201
Wald county to receive $5,200 from the state apportionment of gasoline tax money announced in Denver. Polices Court fined several by Saturday. Emilio Melendes and William Brooks listed for drunkenness and DUI respectively. Devaker of Grerley fined for appealing.
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Wald
Denver
Polles Court
Emilio Melendes
Greolsy
William Brooks
Devaker
Grerley
Two Mobile Bases for Stratosphere Balloon on Landing
National Geographic Society and Army Air Corps plan two mobile bases to cover the Explorer balloon landing near Rapid City South Dakota and Des Moines Iowa. They will coordinate with police, weather, and broadcasting teams to track and report the descent and final landing location within a wide arc.
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Washington, D. C
Essouéiva Plang
Officims
National Geographic Society
Aemy -Air Corpa
Explorer
Earth
Anny
John Oliver la Gores
Tua Society
Wanslauxton
D. C
Tha
Ava Bolo
Amiddin West
Society
National Broadcasting Company
National Geographic Sottery
F.C. Vonburgh
Araft
W. Tratert Moora
Calonistlown, Dazed
Pearin
Altho
Dec Moines
Bao
Don Moines
George WV. Hutch
J.S. Roy
Beclety
Autorial ‘Ptat
Edwin L. Wishard
Photographia Department
Theeaven
Wilbo [Syard
Walletina
Grasshopper Poison Fatal to Milk Cows
Five valuable dairy cows died and two more were dying after grazing near a road where poisoned grasshoppers had been discarded. Harvey E B Witwer reported the incident, noting a broken sack found among weeds likely the source. Cattle owners Jake Burkhardt John Hoff George Miller lost cattle as they wandered the field and were shod with poison.
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Hanna
Harvey EB. Witwer
Wilch
Jake Burkhardt
Flood toll rises as Warsaw under floodwaters
More than 200 people die and about 200000 dollars in damage are reported as the Vistula River spills over in Warsaw near the presidential palace. A new flood wave from the Carpathians pushes toward the capital after a week of high water.
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Pracy
Warsaw
Poland
B&tea
Warenr
Carpathian
Volsp
The Strange Party at Quackerville Ponds
Quacker and Mrs Quacker attend a parade of elephants performing tricks for the Quackers. Elephants entertain with trunk stunts and sandwiches, then depart leaving space for pond time and a sense of community. Mrs Quacker praises the event and friends, noting learning to understand different creatures.
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Graham Bonner
Quacker
Girty
Quack
Quackarville
Surrey
Oon
Quackos
Quacko
Grant
Fenton
Fitet
Quacke
Young Democrats Meet Here Thursday in Greeley
Young Democrats Association of Weld County plans a July 26 meeting at 7 30 p m in the county courthouse Greeley. A preliminary session Friday drew 36 members as organizers expressed interest and enthusiasm and arranged speakers from Topeka and Kansas City. Mina Boilly of Topeka was injured in a Thursday auto wreck near Lagelle with a broken rib fracture of the knee and leg return examination showed no internal injuries.
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Greeley
Whataday
Jrere
Jy Alton Dane
M. Hi
Smith
Shaleman
Lig
Onnyor
Kansas
Mina Boilly
Aoleth
Topeka
Lagelle
Purcell News Briefs and Movements in July
Purcell residents report Mrs Geo Werle suffered an injured leg after a haywagon mishap rupturing a blood vessel. O L Brewer and George visited daughter Mrs Fred Starbuck in Evergreen. Primrose Pricelist club hosted a dance Saturday with Denver orchestra. Furcall residents made trips to Lovelani and Port Collins for borings. Richard Erickson Frank Parke and Runsell Benson left to visit Nola Nelson and August Renann near Ward.
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O. Ls. Brewer
Grorge
Mra
Fred Starbuck
Evergreen
Primrose Pricelist Club
Nuninet
Denver
Furcall
Lovelani
Port Collins
Borrice
Richard Erickson
Frank Parke
Local social notes from Fort Lupton and Denver visits
Hudson and Mira Sterley Walters attended a Fort Lupton show Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Perry Cook and son of Long Beach California visit Selanda and Huson relatives. Mrs J Henuykendall and Mrs Mary Hicks were in Denver restaurants Wednesday. Mrs J D Cuykendall left to spend time in Denver with friends. Mr and Mrs V P Franklin drove to Greeley Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J P Pranidih visited Denver. The text notes average almond tree height between 86 and 76 feet with some reaching 120 feet.
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Hudson Hudson
Mira
Sterley Walters
Fort Lupton Tueday
Perry Cook
Long Beach
Callt
Selanda
Ff Huson
Charles Kugel
Fort Lupton Tueaday
J. Henuykendall
Mary Hicks
Denver
J. D. Cuykendall
V. P. Franklin
Greeley
J. P. Pranidih
Miss Langworthy to Lead at Teachers College
Miss Langworthy will remain at Teachers College as a permanent appointee to the English department. She comes from four years on the faculty, brings bachelor and master degrees, and a doctorate after studies in voice and theater. Langworthy will conduct an experimental speech education program and previously filled Margaret Blackburn’s post during three quarters.
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Inleh Langworthy
Colorado State Teachera College
Wagityh
Milas Witzgoth Fatherson
New York
Beeng
Batharaon
Nn Iatter
jMened
Jevelatant
State Normal School
Miss Langworthy
Mira Margaret Blackburn
Tlly Junor Lad Bern
Litto
Interclass Swim Won by Rae Team at College Pool
An Intercliga Elm tournament at the college pool Wednesday saw Rae Team win with 00 points under captain Jim Rae. Merto Primty led Team By second with 3b points, Geno Hood captaining Gila’s third place with 35 points. Lon Kine topped the advanced group with nine points. Intermediate group saw Beller Veh with two good gaunts and Ffoin Berg leading beginners with ten points.
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Suliuse Leigh
Jim Rae
Merto Primty
Jand
Geno Hood
Cap Gila
Lon Kine
Groun Beller Wae
Cebt Gaunts
Ffoin
Dr Wood and Two Song in Pulpits on Sunday
Dr Wood and two Wood family members will preach in two churches on Sunday. Wilbur P Wood, senior, studies theology at a Denver seminary and will lead Lakewood church while Dr Wood preaches in Greeley. Laurence Wood, junior, studies at DePauw and plans to enter ministry, preaching in Beaver.
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7. B. Wead
Greeley Methodiat
Wilbur P. Wood
Mu? School of Theology
U Tenver
Swain Analyzes 3-Cornered Democratic Race
Alva A. Bwain reports on Colorado Springs politics as three factions rove for control. Roche Adams and Johnson camps mobilize delegates, with machine backing and county contests shaping the state assembly and primary. The piece notes shifting alliances, party machinery, and expected nominations ahead of the general election.
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Alva A. Bwain
AK Pont
Colorado Springea
Tiehl
Caitlgin
Uekins
Roche
Adams
Adame Phopla
John T. Darnett
Baulus
God
Joe Mush
Tim Poll
Herbert Farrall
National Committee
Maun Alip
Batrall
Palata
yThe
Enca
Tha Adams
Dang Bank
Johnson
Joln Carroll
Cranngore
Ntlss Roche
Alralelt
Possibia
Ney
Iegliutse
Rocha
Aint Urey
Lbra
Hoche
Contigan
Chapman
The
Arapahoe
Boulder Cau
Germany
Paris
Billy
Chey Alva
Uburau
Roele
Goung
Costigan
John T. Barnett Vang
Johnson Trove
Phillip Hornhorn
Dim McInroy
Witter
Nate Warren
Jay Dia
Carr
Leo
Progress
Huo Wp
Yeats
Cad Mourney
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Neher Steel
Ryaier
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Col & T. T. Fe
Carlie
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Ideal Hell
Roosevelt
C. A. Buckingham
Weld
the Union Delivery Co, Phe
Purcell Purcell
Geo Werle Hes
Johnson’ S Wax Hering & Repp
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6Th Ave
Rae
Swain
Crade
Una
Arnor Adams
Miss Fs
Polen
Gureres
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Tribune
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Delyroit
Advertising Menager
Greeley, Coln
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Tawapapera
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