WPA Policy Limits Beet Labor With WPA In Beets Fields
WPA district director FT D Healey announced a policy shift affecting Morgan Logan and Seigwick counties. WPA workers will now log five hours daily six days a week in beet fields, replacing the prior six hour five day week to permit part time private work during beet thinning. Transportation guarantees were pledged by Great Western Sugar, but wage guarantees for workers on private jobs were not. Healy noted many relief rolls may be cut as projects are rewritten post July 1 with WPA paying prevailing wages.
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Borah statement denies gold standard platform claim
June meeting notes deny Landon Group claim that Borah officials drafted the money plank for a gold standard. Toby Hamilton, AIC campaign manager, says London managers did not assign money policy to gold standard advocates. Hamilton describes Borah as maintaining a perfect approach to London forces and refusing to enter any candidate alliance.
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Dorab
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Windsor Fire Chief Elected As New Leader
Windsor June 8 A A Pritzley is elected fire chief of the Windsor Volunteer Fire Department succeeding A Chipman who held the post for more than 20 years Ronan S Walker elected assistant chief Rueban second assistant chief George Sobitt Jr treasurer and John Leewan secretary The department offers the retiring chief Chipman a past chief badge in appreciation of his services.
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Rueban
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Chapman
Reclamation Row Ends in Senate-Approved Plan
Westington, Jake A upre huse plan to end the deadlock on the Interior Department supply bill and permanent continuation of reclamation projects, with an estimated cost as high as 1.5 billion dollars, was approved by Senate and House leaders. The compromise would fund major projects drafted by President Roosevelt and avert imminent stoppage. It involves a 67 million dollar appropriation for projects including Grand Coulee, Gila, Salt River, and Deschutes among others, most started by the administration with public works funds.
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Cole
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Artz
Payoliy River
Roosevelt Leaves on Speaking Trip
President Roosevelt departed the Capitol by special train at 2:30 am for a speaking tour through Arkansas Texas and Indiana. He was accompanied by Senator Caraway of Arkansas Carl A Growley post office department solicitor, military and cavalry aids and other White House aides.
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Texas
Indiana
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Arkansia
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Lo White House
French Miners Strike Over Wages in Northern France
French miners launched a general strike demanding higher pay after the is idle pits and German diggers were hired to replace them. The union urged workers to return to their jobs only under a proletarian victory framework, highlighting the struggle over 694 francs monthly pay.
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Paris
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Landing Daughter Crowded Welcome Scene at Cleveland Convention
A crowded Cleveland welcome greeted Landon daughter Pagey Ann Lindou and her grandfather John Landou as supporters surged to see the Kansas candidate’s relative. Police reported a strong turnout amid the political event with the band struggling to play Susanna. Meanwhile Révou Paraz faced petit larceny charges in a separate court session, with trial set for July 1. John Adkinson, 36, of Milliken-Toabustown, died at Ishutd Grove hospital after a long illness. funeral services were held at Tabernacle in Milliken and burial followed in Ewell Cemetery. he was survived by Mrs. Lucinda Adkinson.
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Perez
John Adkinson
Milliken-Toabustown
Ishutd Grove Hospital
Mantay
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Ewell Cemetery
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14 Year Old Boy Kills Herder and Wounds Warren in Camp
A 14 year old boy and an accomplice attacked a shepherd at a Larimer County sheep camp near Crouse station, shooting the herder Bates and later wounding Warren as he arrived in a Chevrolet. The pair fled in a stolen car, were chased by a posse, and were captured at a trestle where McGuire faced the draw. Bates died from a fatal shot. Warren was wounded but survived. The youths had prior records in reform school and auto theft, with Oliver already a bicycle thief.
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Laramia County
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Canon Olly
Carr and O'Toole Appeal Convictions to Supreme Court
Carr and O'Toole appeal their Denver district court convictions for conspiracy to extort from a wholesale liquor firm. Each is given one year in Douglas County jail and fined 400 dollars. Separate item notes Miss Scripps leaving an estate valued at 3.245 million in San Diego probate records.
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John Hays Hammond Dies at 31 in Massachusetts
John Hays Hammond, a Californian who built a mining career from a shoestring to multimillions, died suddenly of a heart attack at Lookout Hill estate in Gloucester Massachusetts in the afternoon. He was widely known as a mining expert and entrepreneur.
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Stauffer Urges United Support for GOP Candidate
Cleveland press coverage quotes Stauffer urging unified backing for Gay Omer Landen as GOP nominee, denying any deals, stressing no question answering deals and emphasizing the London campaign efforts to move Landen forward.
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Johnstown High School Pupil Dead
Wier Unvioh 18 son of Mr and Mrs John Tarich of Koenig district and a junior at Johnstown High School died Sunday from pneumonia after illness following poisoning from an infected bell. Funeral services at the German Congregations church Loveland Tuesday at 2. Interment Loveland. He is a grandson of Henry Weltzel of Windsor and is survived by three sisters and a brother.
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John Tarich
Koenig District
Johnstown High School
Puewnonia
Loveland
Henry Weltzel
Windsor
Borah Pledges To Pop-up GOP
Senator Borah spoke to Idaho delegates in Cleveland urging intelligent progressive leadership and a platform reflecting the average American, even over his own candidacy. Field's widow Julia Meld, 80, died of a heart attack at her home in Junction, Wisconsin. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Dier
Lindbergh Ransom Part Sent Back by Authorities
A despatched AP report from Trenton notes part of the Lindbergh ransom has been recovered while investigators continue efforts to trace the $60,000 paid for the kidnapped infant. Technological and geographic references appear amid the scattered postscript details.
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Honterdau County
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