Education for Peace Emphasized at World Sessions
Dengar Colo July 27 The World Federation of Education Association opened its fourth biennial conference stressing youth education for international relations and world peace. H N Pentington of Hemeworth England noted divided views on teaching League of Nations peace in grammar schools. A H Reeve of Philadelphia argued education should foster international understanding through family, schools, and media.
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Rampoiatel Press
Dengar
Colo
World Federation of Education
England
Mr. Pentington
League of Nations
League of Na‘Hana
Mra. A. H. Reeve
Philadelphia
Conferance
Nicaraguan Canal Feasible Says Army Engineer
Lieutenant Colonel Dan I Sultan of the army engineers says a Nicaraguan canal is practical from an engineering view after leading 25 officers and 276 enlisted men to survey a route. He estimates a $700 million cost, notes potential traffic gains, three locks, 112 miles length, 105 foot summit, and unlimited water supply, with smaller cuts and lower slide risk than Panama’s project.
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Washington
Nicaragua
Dan I Sultan
Army
Sultan Agid Thera
Economista
Panama Canal
Vona
Panama
Pansama Canal
Pavama
Stimson Says Faith in Germany Justified
Secretary of State Stimson says his Berlin trip confirmed the American government and people are justified in their faith in Germany, its people, and its future. He met Chancellor Bruening, foreign minister, and other officials, toured museums and Potsdam, and found renewed confidence in Germany’s prospects.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Stimson
Govrnment
Bruening
Dr. Curtius
Potsdam
San "Bouc Castle
Bays Named on New Jersey Coast Charts
United States coast and geodetic survey identifies 20 bays on New Jersey coast charts. Principal bays adjacent to the outer coast include Newark Raritan New York Book Carnegat Great Bay and Delaware bays. Additional bodies of water meet bay definitions but are labeled as inlet lake or similar.
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Maxy
New Jersey
United States Coast and
Xeodetic Survey
Newark
Raritan
New York
Andy Book
Carnegat
Great
Great Bex
Delawara
Loveland Man Dies After Car and Motorcycle Crash
Robert Burke, 23, of Loveland, died at Loveland Hospital from a skull fracture hours after his motorcycle collided with a car driven by J. W. Dickey. Burke rode over a hill and struck the turning car. players from a nearby golf course carried him to the hospital. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Burke, the latter an assistant master mechanic at the Great Western Sugar factory.
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Loveland
Robert Burke
Here
Burke
Hoapita
J.W. Dickey
Dickey
George Burke
Great Western Sugar Company
Grafton Army II Scout War Ends With Black Victory
In Friday night war games Scout War Victor Scouts divide into red and black groups with armbands. A flour sack battle precedes a capture the flag match. After 45 minutes the blacks win led by General Austin Gratton while Karl Farr leads the Reds. Troop 58 of Ault and one committee member attend.
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Scouten
Austin Gratton
Karl Farr
Ault
Totems Carved From Cedar For Tribal Burial Sites
Historical text notes white artisans, using modern tools, carving cedar totems for tribal burial sites. It states tribes employ outsiders to cut back data in marble and granite and create miniature totems for use at burial locations, claiming efficiency in recording histories.
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Gro
Wreck On Highway Delays Traffic Near Lupton
A Fort Warren soldier driver, James, lost control near Lupton causing a car to overturn off the highway between Platteville and Fort Lupton Sunday night. The Buick bearing Kansas plate 44 272 left the pavement and rolled. No injuries reported though traffic stalled as onlookers gathered and the car was towed to a garage.
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Batuday
Fort Warren
Plattevisla
Fort Lupton
Mr. James
Fort ‘Warren
James
Smith Centers Political Skill To Obtain Sopping Wet Platform
New York July 27 Former Governor Alfred E. Smith keeps his presidential choice under wraps until a wet war plank is added to the party platform. Anonymous friends say he backs John J. Rusk in the plan to name a candidate willing to run a dripping war plank. Cermak of Chicago, after a talk with Smith, echoed the prediction.
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Smith
New York
Alfred E. Sibith
John J
Althouy
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Priests Face Choice to Stay or Flee Vera Cruz
In Vera Cruz, priests were told by Papal Nuncio Flores to decide whether to remain in their parishes or flee the state under Governor Tejeda’s religious law. Bishop Guisar Valencia was instructed to inform clergy. Reports from Jalapa spoke of injuries and church closures with four Jalapa churches damaged by fire amid unrest.
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Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Adalberto Tejeda
Nulzo Flores
Rafael Guisar ¥ Valencia
Vera Crux
Jalapa
Vigny
Pedro Can Tlle ¥ Landa
Gulsar
Chile Resigns Hamad Opazo and Montero Becomes Vice President
Santiago reports Petro Opazo resigned as acting president of Chile last night. Esteben Montero, previously chosen premier, assumes the vice-presidency in the new leadership arrangement.
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Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Petro Opazo
Hamad
Esteben Montero
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Minnie Wickhorst 78
Mrs Minnie Wickhorst died at Weld County Hospital after a two month illness. She had been an invalid for years and is survived by several children including Ernest Wickhorst of Brighton. Burial arrangements were not specified.
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Minnie Wickhorst
Weld County Hospital
Ernest Wickhorst
Brighton
Wickhhorst
Stork Express Carries A Son For Davila Family
Mr and Mrs Irvin Davila of Fourteenth Avenue welcomed a son weighing five pounds on Sunday morning.
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Horn
Irvin Davila
Fourteenth Avenue
Hemroid remedy touted as quick relief without surgery
An advertisement claims hemorrhoids clear quickly without salves or cutting. It cites bad blood circulation, weak symptoms, and an internal remedy Dr. Leonhardt's HEMROID that supposedly removes congestion, restores circulation, heals, and strengthens diseased tissue. Gilbert Bishop Drug Co. backs the product with a money back guarantee.
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Leonhardt
Gilbert Bishop Drug Co
Adv
Not Guilty Plea Entered in Colorado Murder Case
John Schopflin pleaded not guilty to the murder charge of Enid Mar Mot t, a Wigging, Colorado schoolteacher, arraigned in Fort Morgan district court before Judge N. E. Munson. Trial set for September. insanity plea option noted within two weeks. Suspect arrested in Sacramento last month with alleged confession of the shooting.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
John Schopflin
Enid Mar- Mott
N. E. Munson
Schopflin
Schouflin
Sacramento
Gullf
Migs Marriott
Last Yacht Reaches Port in Ocean Race
The Ketch Tismore owned by William Roos of New York City finished last among ten yachts in the 2000 mile Atlantic crossing from Newport to Plymouth. The Dorada won. Skal and Amber Jack I placed high on handicaps with other American-owned entrants completing the field. The Lismore lost sails to a storm and sent crew ahead to England to conserve food. All boats except Ilex and Martenes TY were American-owned.
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Plymouth
Eng
William Roos
New York City
Myre
Roog
Mie
Plymouth Harbor
Newport
Lismore
England
Hamburg
Paul Hammond
New York
Higshland Light
Mistress
Water Gypsy
Skal
Tiex
Maltenes MI
Amber Jack II
Amber Jack I
Highland Light
Ages
Ilex Asventh
Martenes II
Lia- Taore
Ilex
Martenes
Grasshopper poison orders urged before Friday closing
Farmers should place orders for ready mixed grasshopper poison ahead of Friday when the County mixing plant will close. County Extension Agent.
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Notige
Drilling of Cement at Johnson Well Progress Reported
Field reports indicate drilling of cement from the Johnson well on the Greagewogg structure progressing toward new depths, with 500 feet daily and at 3800 feet by Sunday night. A Continental pipeline hearing set for Friday July 31 at 2 PM in Denver, plus lease records for Pawnee Creek dome and other properties, are noted.
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Tha Johnson
Greagewogg
Randy
Continental 611
Grengewood
Denver
Hardin
O’clark Jy
Public Utiliies Commission
Greasawaag
Continental
Jozeph
Ewing
Graciay
Pawnee Creek
August W. Breder
Madrid
Nebr
Emil Krelfola
Nebraska City
Harry
Ralls
Aigna
Company Ag
Fort Lupton Boy Serious Injury After Horse Team Accident
Fort Lupton July 27 Buddy McWilliams 15 was injured when a frightened horse team kicked him from a wagon seat. He lay bleeding heavily and was taken to St Josephs hospital Denver with a severe leg injury. The incident occurred while he worked for W W Bateman on the west side of the river.
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Tribune
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Brush
Sterling
Denver
Ault
Yenne
Loveland
Betes Park
Colorado
St Te
Thompson Canon
Egtes Park
Hidden Valley
Trail Ridge
Fall River
Milnar Pass
Grand Lake
Graeley
Nebraska
Iowa
Uindy
Cool Playground
Rocky Mountains
Fort Lupton
Buddy" Mc.Willams
W. P. McWilliams
the &T. Joseph's Hospital
Horsts
Dlac
W. W. Batemanson
Digo
Hawan
Kisses Are Like Money and Passions of Desire
A playful aphorism compares kisses to money, noting demand and counterfeit vibes. It contrasts varied forms of affection from small to grand, hints at misuses and extravagance, and suggests true happiness cannot be bought, while love remains a sweeter exchange.
City Water Tax Notice for 1933 Delinquency
City water tax for the second half of 1933 was due July. If not paid by August, the account becomes dormant and may be shut off without further notice, per the city water collector.
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Aince
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Pais
Wall Street
Johnson
Fort Lupton and
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Rya
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Guvinvant
Greeley Tribune
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