Great Western Sugar May Resume Dividends This Year
Barrons Weekly predicts Great Western Sugar will resume dividends on its common stock this year under a heading Great Westerns Bright Outlook. Valuation notes improved earnings from higher sugar prices and cites assets of 24.6 million with cash 15.24 million and inventories 7.7 million. Officials estimate a harvest over 26 percent larger in the region spanning Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Montana.
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McNary Blocks Morgan Inquiry Action in Oregon Senate
McNary blocks a Senate move to empower the banking committee to probe income in connection with J. P. Morgan partners. He also vetoes a resolution for extra funding for the inquiry, urging restraint on both measures. Other items note a $40 damages judgment for O. J. Morris in a Wenust accident case, and a court finding Refachneider drove at high speed before colliding with a truck owned by Moly and driven by his daughter Buln on April 23. Witnesses named include Morris and Mrs Morris, Alfred Morison, Prymty, and Police Officer Stomor Sims. Eaton attorneys and local officials are listed in the record.
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Wallace Urges Tariff Reduction on Manufactures
Secretary Wallace urges tariff cuts on industrial goods in a Senate report assessing the impact of international restrictions on agriculture. He notes trade barriers have strained American agriculture and suggests wheat restrictions would be removed, aiming for a general price level near 26 cents a bushel, similar to 1932.
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United States
Rock Island Files Under New Plan on Bankruptcy
Rock Island railroad seeks reorganization under the federal bankruptcy act after voluntary petition in bankruptcy court. The plan asserts ability to meet interest payments of 2,259,716 and bond maturities totaling 3,804,202,700 with a new schedule. In another notice, a one month old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Trujillo died near Greeley due to undigested cow milk nutrition as noted in the death certificate.
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Labor groups oppose Senate recovery act amendments
Representatives of the American Federation of Labor voiced opposition to Senate stand on the Industrial Recovery Act. They criticized proposed amendments and argued against changes from the finance committee. The discussion occurred in Washington in June with urgent public interest.
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Jobless Man Loses Leg Grabbing Train
A unemployed railroad worker near Third Street attempted to board a moving Pacific freight train Wednesday afternoon. He lost his grip on the boxcar bondbars and was run over under the wheels, severing his leg. Surgeon Harry Culver of Denver General Hospital aided him, and Newton, who came to Denver two months ago seeking work, returned to Elgin after the accident.
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Tariff Split Apparent in U S Councils
An Atlantic conference reports split over a world tariff plan with debate among delegates led by Hull and secretary Hull on pushing a two month fast track. Discussions include currency stabilization and a five percent silver reserve proposal amid Washington aligned talks with Tr tok and other delegates.
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Atterbury Urges Two Competitive Railroad Systems
Associated Press reports William W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania railroad, will advocate consolidating the nation's railroads into two competing systems in a Marvara speech Friday. The Merald-Tribune notes he will not name specific railroad targets, and sees a two-system model as a logical base for nationwide consolidation between Pennsylvania and New York interests.
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Three Sisters Injured in Windsor Road Wreck
Three sisters Living, Florence and Grace Chirlotty Wells were injured in a Saturday night automobile wreck on a Windsor road near Fort Collins. Florence Wells, a former Teachers College student now at the agricultural college, sustained a broken arm and other injuries. Dorothy Grace Wells and another sister suffered cuts and bruises.
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Old Time Engine Still Works Well on Greeley Branch
A historic Union Pacific locomotive No 120 remains active on the Greeley branch, nearing forty years in service. Dave Warr, the current engineer, notes the engine’s steady operation while it serves as a link between LaSalle and Greeley, preserved in ongoing rail service.
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Greeley branch train and early locomotive details recalled
A historical note recalls the Greeley branch train and its 120 class engine later numbered 1321 in 189%. The locomotive described was a Schenectady built with a low piston cylinder slide and small high pressure on the other side. Farr, promoted from fireman to cab aide in 1898, discusses motive power progress on the UP line and his years on freight runs in the Bolder Valley.
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Sugar price rise at Seaboard lifts costs by ten percent
Seaboard raises sugar price by 10 percent from 4.00 to 4.60 per unit. Local refineries announce the increase amid strong demand and headline booking pressure. Separate notes mention a tropical disease Associated Pee and a perilous film production situation in Africa with ongoing financial obligations and a deteriorating condition of an actor.
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Roosevelt Dispute Over Hawaiian Governance Rejected
The House rejected President Roosevelt's plan to appoint a non resident governor of Hawaii after weeks of debate. Democrats united behind the president despite rifts over veto concerns as the attempt to name Den Bulndeay, former juvenile court judge of Denver, faced defeat.
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Hog Stear and Big AS. Ware Found Guilty in County Court
In a Monday court session Judge Hehednesday found Hog Stear Jon Blauapos and Big AS Ware guilty of bot theft. The defendants were tied to the Tolman premises burglary with alleged knowledge of the sldar and involved in the disappearance of two 1 TR hogs. Deputy sheriff sleritt reported the case as part of the Foxt Cy district inquiry.
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