Sippel Likely to Retain Presidency in Federation
The 0th biennial convention of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs opened with Mrs. Sippel expected to be reelected president for a four year term. Debates centered on potential challenger Mrs. Edward Pranks Min White of Tadlantpolle, but momentum favored incumbents and only minor opposition arose. Delegates from about 800 accredited clubs representing 3,000,000 women were on hand.
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Associatol Presst
Menver
Daly
Jive
Yeutornday
John F Stoyel
Baltimore
Mra. Sippel
Edward Pranks
Min White
Tadlantpolle
Aeltles
White
Opiain Myy. Sippel
Federation
Wlracdying
Uute
United States
Officera
Florence Reynolds
Paducah
Masa
Theraporia
Poole
Eugene B. Lawson
Tulsa
Okla
Henry C. Taylor
Hroomfield
Howard Dexter Knight
Los Angeles
Raynolds
Iit
Robert J. Burdette
Pasadens
Catie
Dra
Provenos
Floore
Cleburne
San Antonio
Tex
John P. Sherman
Estes Park
Colo
Taft
Josentine L. Peirce
Lins
Department of the
American Home
Paires
Airs
Sheldon Ly
Toomer
Auburn
Als
Division of Homes Extension Servic
Nees
Market Flux and Quiet Closing Amid Fluctuations
The New York stock market opened with uncertainty after a sharp drop yesterday. Heavy trading continued early, prices moved with televised quotes, gains of several dollars faded before noon, then a late recovery faced renewed selling. Commodity quotes show mixed results across oats, corn, wheat, and livestock, while City Service closed at 80 1 2 and Prairie at 57. The day also notes a 16 year old graduate entering Palmer Business School on a scholarship, and a ground rent saga linked to Henry Siegel and a colonial-era founder.
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Associated Prep
New York
Hancover Hotiing
Rattles
Bent
Dee
Kansas City
New Contract Provisions in Beet Growers Agreement
A detailed sugar beet marketing contract outlines division of crop rights between the Grower and Mantan State Growers Marketing Association. It assigns exclusive marketing to the Association for the remaining beets, sets a ten year term with renewal option, annual dues of up to three cents per ton, and penalties for disposals contrary to the agreement. It also allows future contracts with other cooperatives and requires adherence to crop rotation and production limits to protect collective marketing interests.
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Juan de
O of Tin Association
Gatte
Paurth
Dla
Board of Directors
Mountain Slates Neck
Abe
Sleuth
Ttsa
Ars
Nba Tt Ia
Board of
Jdirectors
Peratlt Ie
The
Mantaln Statew East Growers Marketing Association
Winter Wheat Production Seen Falling to 682 Million Bushels
Washington January 1 production prospects for winter wheat were set at 682 million bushels as of June 1, down from 675 million last year and 641 million in the five year average. The department of agriculture noted conditions show declines across several crops with winter wheat at 71.7 percent normal and durum wheat at 66 percent.
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Washington
Jie
Department of Agriculture
Probe of Alleged Plot Against Rubio
Mexico City report cites former president Fortes Gil urging a full investigation into Lute Morones's charges that Portes Gil plotted against Ortiz Rubio in Los Angeles. Morones links a Mayanes plot to kill Rubio as grave. Rail workers deny agitation amid two attempted derailments near Juarez bound train and stone pile discovery.
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Tress
Mexico City
Mmilia Fortes Gil
Ortiz Rubio
Lute Morones
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Portes Gil
Los Angeles
Mayanes
Puta
al Coste
Iptorler
Conkolite
Netlyial Railwaye Today
Mexite
Shrine Parade Postponed by Rain in Toronto
Rain forced the postponement of the Ancient Arable Order and Mystic Shrine parade in Toronto. The 10,000 nobles were en route when organizers shifted events to tomorrow and canceled outdoor activities including the automobile races, boat rites, and a track meet at the exposition grounds.
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Toronto
Lake
Bhore Boulevard
International Automobile Rees
Lake Ontario
Exposition Grounds
Duidei
Ramesea Oriental Gardens
Sheine Clreda
Mexican Held in Murder of Section Chief
William Castro, 48, a Mexican laborer, was arrested in Sterling Colorado for the murder of Roy E. Dickey, a Union Pacific section foreman, who was fatally shot in Crook. A .22 pistol bullet pierced the heart and lungs. Dickey toppled as Burdette Mayflat saw the shot. Castro had only worked on the gang a week and was discharged last Saturday. Two other laborers were detained for investigation. No inquest has been held.
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Sterling
Colo
Juine
William Castro
Pader
Guinstances
Roy E. Dicker
Crook
Dickey
Union Pacific Rirtraad
Burdette Mayflatd
Alco Bro
Legal Officials Delay Contempt Case Over Judicial Motions
Denver officials charged with contempt of court in a penitentiary affair face postponed proceedings as District Judge Galvert hears motions to quash. Arguments next Tuesday will proceed in their absence after the judge granted a request for nonappearance. The six include Moynihan Grantell Hoag Crawford Scherg Hambeck and two prisoners jailed for confidence games.
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Myce
Denver
Atata Penitentiary
Atate
Bar of Justice
Harl Wettengel
DHS
Charlee J. Moynihan
Monteosa
Heten Grantell
Frank 8. Hoag
Fueblo
Moarmbera
State Board of Car
Yrandy B. Crawford
Panitentisry
Lewis N. Scherg
Waimar
Null
George W. West
Garoe
Worlt
Henley
Cal Yert
Moynihan
Iim
Montrose
Jatt
State House
Scher
Galvert
Recordi Ag
Bank Collapse Ties To Manager Shortage In City Bank
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust in Cincinnati was closed by State Superintendent O C Gray after a shortage exceeding 1 million dollars was found in the books of Amos W Shafer former district manager of the Doherty company. Shafer faced an embezzlement charge and was held to the grand jury under bond as the bank’s capital fell far short of requirements. Depositors lingered outside the doors as investigators traced losses from stock market busts and alleged gambling operations.
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Amioekates
Cincinnati
Cosmicopolitan Bank and Trust Company
O. CG. Gray
Henry L. Doherty Company
Cinaiumati
Doberty Company
Cogmopolitan Bank
Gray
Atack
Shafer
Agta
Ifa
Doherty
fBxoniners
Shefer
Kieage
Oscar F. Halve
Detroit
Cosmopollitan Bank and Trust Company
Marie Eckhardt Dies Here on Monday
Mrs Marie Katherine Eckhardt wife of Jacob Eckhardt 1007 Fourth avenue died Monday Survivors include her husband and four children Jacob Eekhardt David Eekhardt Mrs Katherine Hott fan of Fort Morvan and Mrs Mollie Bretthausr of Greeley The Eckhardts came from Russia to Lincoln Nebraska in 1912 and moved to Greeley the same year Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Pal's German Congregational
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Marie Katherine Eckhardt
Jacob Eckhardt
Fourth Avenue
Shea
David Eekhardt
Katherine Hottfan
Fort Morvan
Mollie Bretthausr
Greeley
God
Eokhardt
Ruseia
Lincoln
Neb
Pal
Mrs Fred Plumb Dies Monday After Years of Illness
Mrs Anna Marie Plumb aged 29 wife of Frederick A Plumb of near Gradley died Monday after years of poor health. Born March 13 1901 in Omro Wisconsin she studied at Western College for Women Oxford and the conservatory of music. She taught at Kersey and Logan and married Nov 1 1924. Survived by husband Frederick and daughter Nancy Jane two, and her mother Mrs Sadie Greenway. Funeral plans set at Monyas chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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Anna Marie Plumb
Praderle A. Plumb
Gradley
Lome
Mnoy'a
Mya
Plumb
Auns Marie Greenway
Qmro
Wis
28 Devices To Safeguard Submarine Men Studied
Washington May 31 Twenty eight devices to safeguard the foes of men who travel under the seas in our marines are being studied by the navy Subsea crafts have been equipped with several of them. All submarines are being equipped with the lung breathing tag enabling men to rise from great depths. Another proposal is marker buoys with light and telephone that can be released from inside a sunken submarine to indicate its location.
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Washington
Births Reported at Local Hospitals in Eaton and Greeley
A Tuesday morning birth at Greeley hospital welcomed a daughter to Mr and Mrs A F E Schats of Gresley. On Sunday night a daughter joined Mr and Mrs Alfred Petersen of Ault at the Sarth Hammon home in Eaton.
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Ault
Bra
Alfred Petersen
Sarth Hammon Inaieratty
Eaton
Memorial Exercises For Odd Fellows and Redekahs
Memorial exercises will be held in the hall on Wednesday at 5119 PM. All branches of the order are requested to come and honor our departed members. Committee urges participation and remembrance of the deceased society members.
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ODD Fellows
Redekahs
Jung
Order
Sharkey Schmelin Bout Set for KOA Broadcast
The Sharkey Lehmartag font event will air nationwide on KOA through Nation Broadcasting. The schedule lists 6:30 p.m. Mountain Standard Time start and 7:39 a.m. finish. The irregular text confirms broadcast timing and channel linkage for the bout.
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Sharkey-Schmelin
KOA
Nation Broadcasting Company
Deaths and Funeral Notices for D B and Meg Denver
The obituary brief announces the deaths of D B and Meg Denver. Funeral services are pending and will be held on a specified morning. Survivors include a son and several relatives. The notice mentions locations southwest of Lasalle and pertains to arranging arrangements and timing.
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Fimneral Cervices
Meg
Denver
J Radnea
Ch Meyer
Hyondu Ghaolay
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Palmer Business School
Misa Day
Achiol
Yod
Will Day
Point
Karacy
Manheim
Henry Siegel
Adar
Eres
Rubio
Marie Eckhardt
Fred Plumb
Compittee
Fies
Phy
J. L. Thompson
Eighth St. Greeley, Colo
Poultry Clinic
Res Educational Siort Catres
Rocky Mountain Hatchery
Strong
Mgr
Eighth Street Gractey, Colo
Nash
Paint and Glass Store
8Th Ave
John McCarty
Mintg
Lasalle
Barre
HH. Parless
Thayer
Uiness
Prich
Moody's Beauty Shop
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FR. Waters
Eighth Street
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