Debt payment debate in Great Britain sparks fears of default
A controversial Daily Mall piece cites British official and public figures arguing over a June debt installment to the United States. The discussion centers on whether paying 975,750,000 pounds now could avert a default, with warnings that repudiation would harm the economy and global credit.
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Nedal
Snowden
Great Britain
Econé
Ken
Eilver 'At
Feduca
Perohah
Concrete To Be Poured For Dant Dam Project
Early article describes immense Colorado dam plans with 800 tons of concrete daily capacity and 100 miles of tubing for large refrigeration. Notes initial work at the site includes four tunnels, bedrock foundations, and heavy construction to divert water, enabling a vast hydroelectric and irrigation system. Also reports a funeral in Woodstock Virginia for Lillian Howard and burial arrangements in Baltimore.
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Assofetet Press
Cly
Nev
tylsUng
Colorado
Hyer
Coursa
Mercia
Orld
Lillian Howard
Anil Bira
Lapira
Woodstock
Lailor
Simon A
Miss Howard
Bérs
Baltimorn
Indiana Repeal Poll Aims For June 25 26 Vote
An Associated Press poll reports Indiana voters showing a split view on the 18th amendment with many undecided. The poll indicates a possible wave toward repeal but notes the state may still lean toward keeping prohibition. Delegates will be chosen for a June contest to decide on the amendment’s fate.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Mr Fields
Iune
Bemendmont
Rodeo Fund to Be Solicited Next Wednesday
The Grevley spud rodeo and Fourth of July celebration fund drive will be solicited Wednesday and Thursday. Hip Tee, chairman of the finance committee, said favorable conditions prevail this year. The goal is 2200 to finance a notable celebration benefiting northern Colorado. volunteers will canvass businesses and residents, with contributions scaled to past experience and expected local benefits.
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Gredley
Tee
Inc
Tribuna
Grevley
Colorado
Concessigne
Seat Wales
Iso
AB Laken Jn
Lao
Nielson Suit on Oil Land Claims Begins in District Court
J H Nielson sues to enforce a one fourth share in land near the St Anthony well against Ramsey Petroleum Company. Trial in district court opened with J H Nielson presenting a claim based on verbal promises of Frank Franks, who says the agreement expired Sept 1, 1931 and denies any cut in. Ramsey officials and Franks’ Oklahoma representatives attend brief proceedings. plans for further drilling on the Buckingham structure remain uncertain with no definite timetable.
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J. H. Nielson
Santdre ‘Wold
Jeusa
Ramsey Petroleum Company
Dhe
Buckingham Olmetura
Telat Befora
C. QO
Coffin
R. Mt. Franks
Ramey Fina
Niglon
Niclaon
Lla Glaim
Franks
Franka
Citizen's National Bank of Boulder
Laud
Nielsen
Nielson
Ft Wr
Offcialy
Ramsey Company
Francia Larchet
Fort Callins
Glay BR
Apple
Fratkgenmon
Oklahom
Malo Hla
Davis Suggests ATI Supervision of Armament Manufacture
Davis urged international supervision of armament production at the arms conference steering commission meeting. He argued supervision by state or private factories would reduce weapon output and enhance global control. Geneva was cited as the location of the discussion with the American ambassador present.
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Geneva
Uf Armaments
Stats
United States
Korman
Davis
Armanent
Armoricat
Incge
Beet Sugar Producers Present Case to Tariff Commission
Washington June 6 representatives of American beet sugar manufacturers presented figures on production and consumption to argue for tariff protection. They seek a definite outlet under a quota plan and cost-cutting proposals while Dr John Las Coulter, designated to represent Secretary Wallace, holds meetings with growers and producers. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes world sugar production below consumption but large carryover remains, keeping prices unusually low.
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Proaer
Washington
John Las Coulter
Wallace
Coulter
Hawaii
Porto Rico
W. S. Petrikin
Denvar
Weastern Sugar Company
B. Hi. Love
Salt Lake City
Utah Idaho Sugar Company
J. ER. Larne
Detroit
BR. W. Sinsheimer
Denver
American Heat Sugar Company
Gan Fran Ieigeo
Spreckels Sugar Company
Bureau of Agricultural Scqnomies
Naid World Sugar Sunpiiog
Hutaay
Emalleat
Alico
Telis
Bank Robbery Suspects Arrested in Kiowa County
Two men identified as Jon Barry, 40, and Arch Himes were arrested by Sheriff Roy Brown in Kiowa County after a bank robbery spree linked to Seffernon, Mibert and Arapanas. The suspects, allegedly driving a trailer-mounted acetylene torch, were lodged in Kiowa jail as authorities confirm the case. Fire damage and livestock theft incidents are noted in a separate report.
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Kiowa
Golo
Dune
Seffernon
Mibert
Arapanas
Hort
Coto
Roy Brown
Kiowa Yall
Jon Barry
Arch Himes
Denver
Thealer
Iris Expert Talks At Garden Club Meeting
Iris specialist Mrs. Allen Fluken of Denver spoke at the Greasy Garden Club on Monday about iris culture. She cited Siberian iris as bone meal fertilizer lime soil and rot control methods and advised removing rot and replanting. The planned iris and peony show for next Saturday was canceled due to deflation concerns and other garden notes. In railroad news 450 men were added to Oretrain Short Line shops in Pocatello Idaho, raising total to 610 with 160 previously employed.
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Allen Fluken
South
Leean Street
Denver
Claude’c. Reoltcher UT
Miceling
Mra Fluke
U. P
L. Nampa
Ius
Jane B
Orexan Short Gino Railroad
Pocatello
Kla
G.mt. Walah
Gasoline price drops amid market shift reported locally
The local listing notes a one cent drop for Fop-Grade gas and a half cent dip for ethyl fuels on Greasey Monday. Retail prices settle at 14 cents for blue, 18 cents for regular, and 18.25 cents for ethyl, with retailers absorbing the cut.
Forest Corps Puts Firemen To Hard Work
Forest Corps mobilizes firemen for strenuous duties as Roosevelt backs reforestation efforts. The piece mentions Union Pacific locomotives, engine types, and crew deployments across Wyoming Idaho Washington and Oregon. An accident near Newark Liberty International Airport is noted, with a passenger injured and transported to St James Hospital.
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Forest Corps
Roosevelt
Forest Boys
Natunen
Union Pacific
U. FP
Ayatan
da Jilosburg
Male
Chayenne
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Senate committee seeks broader inquiry into Morgan stock moves
Washington Jina The senate committee investigating J P Morgan & Company decided to ask for added power to examine stock transactions by the firm's partners that affect earnings and tax liabilities. The panel approved probing other inquiry phases and drafting a proposal calling on Congress to empower further tax related reviews.
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Washington
Jina
Senate
J. P. Morgan & Company
Touny
Ralaria
Feedinand Pogorn
Senjator Glnax
Ands
Chaimhan Fletcher
Fpecora
Hag
To Mortgage Partnership
Woman Hurt as Pheasant Breaks Glass
Clara Sirlavill of the OUais suffered minor facial injuries when a pheasant crashed through the windshield of the car she rode in to Gree ley. Driver Lay bourn, Warren of GItl, was at the wheel as the glass shattered Saturday night.
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Clara Sirlavill
Ouais
Greeley
Laybourn
Warren
Gitl
Tribune Phone Numbers For Society and Local News
Advertising and job printing sections list phone numbers for society events, local news, and editorial inquiries. The notice directs readers to contact specific departments for subscriptions and other services.
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Tribune
Ramsey Petroleum to drill second well near Buckingham
Ramsey Petroleum plans a second well at Buckingham structure as output from nearby fields rises. H. Franka, VP, said operations may begin soon, with company crews from Oklahoma City completing a prior Otel-Shama drilling campaign in July. He noted strong gas pressure and potential expansion at West county, while discussions with Greeley and Consumers Oil signals collaborative industry activity. Four men were jailed for vagrancy in a separate court proceeding.
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Ramsey Petroleum Company
Buckingham
Franks
Engl Taras
Engl
Texas
Coffin Ruling Favors Fosters In Foreclosure Case
District Judge Clnida Cottle Merday ruled generally in favor of M. C. and Altea Postor in a land redemption dispute over a quarter section in the Grover district. EG. Hickiman was ordered to herd the land, and Ttekoma and J. Moses were ordered to render funds for the deed. The court kept jurisdiction over rights between Hickiman and Moses while commending the defendants for cooperation shown in the foreclosure. The plaintiffs claimed a delaying obstacle in securing a necessary right of way for redemption, and the court’s broad ruling favored the plaintiffs after resolving the demurrer against Fosters tied to late payments.
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Clnida
Cottle Merday
M. C
Altea
Thole
Fa Ag
Grover Piatet
EG. Hickiman
Ttekoma
Bt. J. Moses
Moses
Listad
Catfin
Tha
Liman
Mickman
H. E. Mann
Fosters
Illinois votes decisively for repeal of the eighteenth amendment
The Illinois statewide vote shows a strong pro repeal wave with roughly four to one in favor. With 5,502 of 7,249 precincts reporting, about 958,027 supported repeal while 2816 opposed. The national G I G headquarters called the result a setback as both major parties backed the slate of delegates for the repeal convention in Springfield on July 10. Evanston precincts reflected overwhelming support for repeal, with 8,931 for and 2,816 against out of 63 precincts.
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Chicago
Tig
Atate
IW G
J. U.a
Branaton
Springfield
Evanaton Ome
Gc. T. Uy
Agalnat
Mattern Flight Pause in Siberia Delays World Flight
James Mattern, the American flyer attempting the world record, landed at Omsk after a long flight from Moscow, reporting headwinds and a torn right ankle tendon. He said he would press on to Irkutsk to chase the world record, with expectations of favorable weather beyond the Urals.
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Jitting Mattern
Hennett Field
New York
Siberia
Post-Galty
Jose Onek
Matern Biussall
Moscow
Momcanta
Naisteri
Heura
Jonmen Mattern
Omsk
Pris
Walla Walle
Atre
Sminny Mattern
Duke
Urals
Jimmy
Kim Agneutak
Qinsk
Sthorin
Jyny
James Maltorn
Toes
Omak
Hila Unie
Menaver Qudek
Tone Texan
Post and
Galty
Bennett Heid
Grsk
Port
Gatety
Roavavelt
Siberian Ality
Gatly
Novosibersk
Aflapaou
Irkutsk
Ithania
Mattern
Gatty
Wkutak
Ural Mountains
Europe
Asis
Onsk
Goviat
Evans Board Approves Beer License in 3-2 Vote
Evans town board narrowly approved a beer license on a 3 to 2 vote after previously declining the proposal. Council members Gibson, Rodoter, and Ciinnon supported the measure, while Brown, Courtney, and Harry abstained or opposed. A motion by the municipality to invalidate the license was discussed amid legal questions.
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Evans
Isso Beer Neenses
Rotail Beer
Roberts
Tine O'Grady
Rovin Gibson
George Rodoter
Guttord Ciinnon
St. Way
Harry, Brown
Clay Courtney
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