Japan weighs retaliation after US treaty end
Tokyo reports indicate Japan studies economic retaliation in response to Washington terminating the 25 year commerce and navigation treaty. Foreign Office says new treaty possible but linked to China negotiations. Officials note Washington must clarify intentions while Japan weighs further steps.
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Note from Hull Clears Way for Ban on Military Supplies to Japs
Washington reports Secretary Hull announced action to terminate the 1914 treaty with Japan affecting trade and embargoes on materials. The move, supported by Secretary Hull and President Roosevelt, aims to curb Japanese advance in the Far East and is expected to take effect after a six month period.
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Playground Pageant At Lincoln East Side Crowd Event
General view shows a crowd around a group of girls from the Cameron period playground performing a clown dance. A penny pitching side show operated by children from the Lincoln east side playground is featured. A group of hula dancers led by Shirley Shaw and others perform while Patsy Jean Barnard is named.
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Joy Houlchens
Beverly Ketch
Liza May Roberts
Dorothy Shaw
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Lincoln, General
Cameron Playgrounds
Katherine Beckner
Beryl Rome
Raymond Noyen
Three Men Rescued From Diving Bell At Exposition
San Francisco reports three workers Louis Gilpin Falgar Symmons and William Arthur were trapped for about fifty minutes in a diving bell beneath the Golden Gate exposition. Power failure trapped them beneath the water until the water was pumped out and rescuers reached them lowering a hose to free them.
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Golden Gate Brygsllion
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Bres
Exposition Ize Department
Emeren
Unclear Quote on Japan and East Asia Policy
Fragmentary OCR passage cites a premier claiming Japan challenges order in East Asia. The garbled text mentions sentiment toward the country improving and a river metaphor. No clear event, date, or entities beyond Japan and East Asia are established.
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East Asia
4 H Entries To Be Required Before Aug 1
Weld County 417 club members planning livestock or poultry entries must file by August 1. Entries are submitted to the club member or county agent at the county agent’s office. The rule aims to help fair committees plan budgeting and space at Island Grove Park for a large, anticipated exhibit. The premium list will be enlarged to accommodate more entries and mailed to club mothers once printed.
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Resaon
Ieland Grove Park
U S. Likely to Enter War Early Says Col Edmunds
Col Edmunds warned that United States will join its next foreign conflict sooner due to public sentiment matching past trends before wars began. He cited eras before the Spanish American War and World War I, noting similar attitudes toward national fate and involvement.
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Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming regions
Weather notes report rainy and thundershowers across Colorado with Friday in east and mountains Thursday night. Wyoming shows cloudy to thundershowers in extreme south and southeast Friday, with cooler temps expected and a 21 hour period late Thursday night.
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James Kiy Ia Nominated To Communications Post
Washington July 27 President Roosevelt announced the nomination of James L. Fly of Tennessee to be a member of the Federal Communications Commission, succeeding Frank H. Steinem who resigned.
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Frank Th SteNneh
Colpitts Proposes Dog Ordinance Protest In Greeley
City officials in Greeley faced protests as Colpitts urged council to pass a new dog control ordinance. The measure would empower officers to euthanize dogs not under controlled supervision when necessary, prompting arguments about police overreach and enforcement challenges. Alderman Vanderhoof defended the rule as a tool to curb stray and dangerous dogs while promising safeguards against abuse.
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Shave Fined $25 and Gosls for Carnlesy Derrying
John Henry Shaw of Greeley was fined $25 after a Wednesday hearing by Police Judge Phil Gillam for drunkenness driving and reckless driving. Charges dismissed. Shaw, 63, a warehouse foreman for Union Pacific, was injured in hospital after a piece of nipa fell at the depot.
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Phillip Gillam
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Shaw
Heagla
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Spud Tloliday Observed In Weld County Amid Busy Harvest
In Weld County farmers marked Spud Tloliday with continued potato digging and field work. Jyesa Press notes early turnover, watches for market conditions as crops hold steady with yields reported from 150 to over 200 sacks per acre. Large acreages of beans, corn, beets, and alfalfa demand attention. dairy herds and feeder cattle add to farm duties.
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Telia
Three Buried To Death In Canton Fire Tragedy
Three people die in a Canton Ohio blaze as flames consume a residence. Victims include Paul Morgan, former Canton Repository manager and Canton radio station WHC executive, his wife Helen 30, and Paul Jr. The charred bodies were found in their bedroom. A memorial service is planned at Union churches next Sunday night with Rev. Edwin Elder delivering the sermon at First Evangelical Church. Acting details uncertain due to damaged text.
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