Calls to ban private armies ignite debate in Congress
A Hamilton Fish bill to outlaw private armies defines a private army as five or more people organized for drill or parade with weapons or for military training, with veterans and similar groups exempt. The piece notes constitutional rights and parade freedoms, cites fascist displays, and sketches contrasting views from Canada, Britain, New Zealand, and Italy amid global tensions.
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Hamilton Fish
New York
What it Means The New Tax Law
Washington reports a long ran metaphorical tale about geese and golden eggs to explain the federal tax system. The piece traces how taxes evolved from 1914 through decades of reform, noting shifts in tax rates, surcharges, and corporate practices, ending with questions on who bears the true tax burden and who benefits from government spending.
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Morgan M, Beatty
Washington
Tom
Commerce
Labor
Congress
Ft Avas
Stic
Hoogevel Administration
Rossevelt
Lal Congress
Memorial Day Visit and Birth Report in Fort Morgan
Weldona Weldona and Ewald Gronsten family members visited relatives in Central City Nebraska over Memorial Day weekend. A daughter was born to Kenneth Lam and wife at Fort Morgan hospital on June 2 weighing six pounds. both mother and baby are doing nicely. Mr and Mrs Andrew Jesperson and Jimmy of Walilong with Mr and Mrs Lorrest Collover and Mr and Mrs Harold were also mentioned in related notes.
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Weldona Weldona
Ewald Gronsten
Billy
Don
Central City
Nebi
Saunday
Wee
Kenneth Lam
Fort Morgan Hospital
Andrew Jesperson
Jimmy
Walilong
Iorerest Collover
Harold
International Soldier Major General Charles Lee's Storied Career
Charles Lee, who reportedly received his first commission at 11, rose through British ranks to Major at 84, then served on the Portuguese staff and later as Major General in the Continental Army. His career spanned Fort Duquesne, Meanderoga, Niagara, and Villa Velho, with later shifts toward colonial ventures along the Wabash and Windy Rivers, and even a Turkish army honorary title after Warsaw.
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Charles Lee
Hie
108Rd Foot Regiment
Britishrmy
Yord
Lee
America
Gage
Fort Duquesne
Braddock
44Th Grenadiers
Meonderoga
Niagara
Attaiy
Villa Velho
Wabash
Wwindy
United States
Constantinople
Les
Warsaw
New World
Congress
Washington
N. H. Slack
Knowlton
Quebec
Gol’ Tan
Local Club Holds 600 Occasion and Social Evening
J.F.K. club hosts guests for a Wednesday afternoon 600 game with Mrs. McDonald winning high and Mrs. A. J. Mathain second. Ralph McCullum low. Refreshments served. Next meeting set at James Pointer home near Roggen in two weeks with several members listed. Nearby, Estes Park visitors and Sedgwick residents are noted among others.
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A. J. Elhain
Grace Hunter
Raymond Corsberg
Ralph McCallum
Stanley Cleaveland
Bill Cleevaland
Gus Soloft
FP. Humphrey
Estes Park
Humphrey
Nettle Pritchard
Ruth Peterson
Marie Redman
Sedgwick
Greeley Debates July 4 Decorations and Local News
Nineteen years ago from the Greeley Daily Tyla reports on decorated streets planned for July 4 in Greeley with electric lights and color displays. The town prepares a big welcome home celebration, with the Wilkie band starting free Friday concerts in Lincoln Park. Other notes include a wheat crop update, local visitors, and Howard Mayden returning from St. Jola’ Wilbary Academy with trophies.
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Duns
Creeley
United States
Harry Wiebking
Elmrman
Gresley
Gresley Wilkie
Te Ging
Lincoln Park
P. B. Young
Purcell
Greeley
Asig Weelx
G. L Faulkner
Ronald
Marty
Glen Haven
W. G. Dickerson
Howard Mayden
St. Jola
Wilbary
Academy Yhuraday
Eight Firms Dominate Farm Machinery Output
The federal trade commission told Congress that International Harvester and seven other large manufacturers dominate farm equipment production. The report notes coercive pricing, concentration of output, and price leadership by International Harvester and Deere. It discusses illegal price‑fixing evolution and hints at sections on brates, prices, and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
International Harvester
International Harvester Company
Deere and Company
J. Case Company
Allis-Chalmery Manufacturing Company
Oliver Favor Equipment Company
Minneapolia- Machine Power Implement Company
Magsey-Harris Company
B. FP. Avery and Sons Company
International Hergaster
Deera and Company
International and Deere
Visitors and family time noted in Evans weekend
Mr and Mrs Ray Wood spent the weekend in Evans with their son and family Arthur Woods. The visit highlighted a family gathering as Greeley area visitors joined the throughout the weekend.
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Ily
Greeley
Ray Wood
Evans
Arthur Woods
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Tribune-Republican Publishing Company
Olloo
Breath Street
Gresley, Calorado
Charles Hansen
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V. Kunker
P. Matthews Gordon Merrigk
Kotered
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Gréelay
Colorado
Mazen
Nisi
Weld
Greeley Typographical Republican Publiching Co
Union No
Mesner Ashogiahed Premise
Colowadg
NAH
Assoola, Mis
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Ugty Burmay
Renuilicn
Pewa
Disinicher
Nat Atherwine
Alvo
Tribune
Rome
Christian Sclavee Monitor
Canada
Afier Mackenala King
Malitox
Geneva
Italy
Ethiopia
Commonwealth
Mackenzie King
Dominion
New Zealand
Soviet Union
Walley Nash
Wallington
Zealand
Europe
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Synateale Rce
Paengraphes
Spain
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State Department Hill
Ong
Lie Tines
Reg May
France
Byglind
Witter Mat
Czechoslovakia
John Hix
Adiraan
Johnstawn Vieitad
Weldona
James Grahque
Motte Misia
Colo
Chie Esbee
Fegtets Ee
Bate Pantie
Wilor
deNeRne Puneme Bno
Amies A & Gene Spie
Cenhing
Busia
West Pawnee
Ira
Kenyon, Ayars
D. A. Keith
Laramie
George Barnes
Stanley Barfoot
Haze
Eric Mookum
Paul Gays
Dao Hookum
Fom
Capron Transfer Co
W. A
Ris
Rissler Auto Repairing
13Th St
Tyla
First Industrial Bank
Greeley Bldg
Mike
Northern Colorado Finance GO
Ninth Ave
Sterling Theatre
Ford
Garnsey and Wheeler Used Car Department
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