Water rights divide and conquer debate over Colorado streams
The article argues against political tactics dividing Colorado’s eastern and western slopes over Colorado River water. It cautions that delay and slogans benefit California while harming Colorado, urging unbiased surveys and calm policy to secure fair, shared use. It notes California’s gains come at Colorado’s expense if dissension persists.
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Colorado River
Pacific Coast
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East Slope
Golorado
Fragmented 1930s press jumble on relief and politics
A garbled column of midcentury commentary touches relief rolls in unions and government. It mentions Tugwell Ickes and a call to mind local prosperity, then pivots to Mussolini quotes, Europe, and Americanism. The piece riffs on New Deal outcomes, headlines, and social mores with scattered names and ideas.
United States Naval Build Up Discussed as Policy Loosens
A discussion notes the United States may build a liner that could be converted into an aircraft carrier. While planned, the aim is to press other countries to strengthen their naval and military forces in an underhanded manner.
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United States
Behind the News on House leadership shifts in 1935
Washington reports analyze how Bankhead moved to lead the House after Byrns death and Roosevelt counseled for party unity. The piece discusses potential floor leader contests, O Connor’s role, and the balance between northern and southern wings affecting the new deal era. It notes Spain fortified Balearic Islands as part of broader prep.
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White House
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Alingst
Roosevelt
Byrns
Tin 'O'Connor
Af Rile
O'Connor
Tammany
Sary Rayburn
Texas
Spain
Balectic
Greeley council routes new park fountain and lights
In a Tuesday vote the Greeley city council approved installing a sanitary drinking fountain west of the union depot on Ninth Street and two electric lights to illuminate the vacant lot west of the depot. The Rotary Club agreed to buy a $100 Liberty Bond as a starter, and a delegate, Mr. O Dougherty, was named to represent the club at the International Convention of Rotary in Atlanta in mid June. London Field Marshal Haig continues to push Allied forces on the Western Front as Allied advances north of the Scarpe are reported.
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Balearic Islands viewed as British naval choke point
Fragmentary text notes Spain shows interest but $50,000,000 spent unaccounted for in budgets. Fortifications use British equipment arriving on British ships and installed under British supervision. Balearic Islands positioned to block Italy’s access to the Atlantic, potentially remaining British only until necessary.
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Mighty Mingun Bell and Kauri Gum Tales
The Mingun bell near Mandalay, famed as the world’s largest bell shaped instrument, is struck by a hammer and heard for miles. Kipling’s Mandalay lines are linked to its toll. Kauri gum from New Zealand, once a vital lumber source, is now mined where rosy gums no longer grow and used by linoleum makers. Georgia pitcher Letty Wilson, once record-setting, failed when debuting with the Cleveland Indians.
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iLaa
Isindey Setdain
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Georgia
Letty Wilson
Cleveland Indians
Local social notes and upcoming events in Estes Park
A hodgepodge of social buzz from the week includes Dr. B. W. Knowles leaving for Fort Sam Houston to enter army service, escorted by family. The B. S. club hosts a gathering of Ada Bliss and others, while Miss Matie Halbrook leads the Hesperian club event. Hotelkeepers are invited to join the Rocky Mountain hotelkeepers convention planned for June in Estes Park with travel via Denver and Boulder.
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Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Denver
Nettle
Dallan
Thea B. O
Kittle
B. 8
Ada Bliss
Margaret Peyton
Alma Marsh
Bien McGlellan
Ruth Seaman
Virginia Watson
Harriet Findley
Catherine Seitle
Matie Halbrook
Hesperian Club
Rocky Mountain Hovel Keapera Association
Estes Park
Boulder
Boulder Canon
Ward
Public Forum A Good Suggestion
In a letter to The Tribune Mr. Kellogg chair of the Washington state Republican delegation advocates placing a Democrat on the national ticket as a vice presidential running mate for the Republican nominee to be named at the convention. He argues the idea is logical and could unify the major issue of party insiders while clearing the political atmosphere. He suggests Democrats might endorse the ticket.
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the Tribune
Kellogg
Washington State
Washington Jette Commentary on Rainbows and Socialists
A Washington correspondent riffs on a Cleveland socialist convention claim about finding a bag of gold at the rainbow’s end. The piece links Kellogg’s timely suggestion to a broader critique of political promises and unclear paths to wealth.
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Washington News
Cleveland
Washington
Your City Library description of gliding and sailplanes
A readable library note highlights Henley's ABC of Gliding and Sailplanes with working drawings, plus Problems of the Far East by Baba Mogi. It surveys labor socialist movements, political aspects, and social and economic conditions from an orientalist perspective.
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Baba Mogi
Iabor
Sterling to Air Continuous Weekday Show Schedule
Beginning this week the Sterling will air a continuous show from noon Friday to midnight and from noon Sunday to midnight. Weekday programs run from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. with price changes at 2 p.m. and 11 p.m. The Virgin Islands cover 13 square miles with a population around 22 000. They were highlighted as a Danish possession during the World War as a potential naval base. The price cited is 45 million dollars.
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Sterling
Sel Uyday
Ailday
L Ban
Virgin Islands
Denmark
Platform guidance and employment path urged by critic
The text argues the ant has not read the party platform for 25 years or else could not have made such a 4ra work. It asserts the platform always points the way to jobs of production and ownership, open to both people and industrial captains if they follow the guiding note. Mary L. Gefes.
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Ant
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