Tugwell Quiz by Senators Is Finished
The four hour Senate agricultural committee hearing on Rexford Tugwell for undersecretary of agriculture ended with Tugwell denying memory of a council post but willing to be linked to John Dewey. He touted gains in farmer profits and 20 percent price increases under the new program while affirming a lifelong interest in agriculture amid tense exchanges with Senator Murphy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tugwell Ag
Nericulture
Senate
Tugwell Fiat
John Dewey
Murphy
Tugwell
Ainca
Mith
South Carolina
Laws
Builth
Committees
Wheeler
Montana
Smith
Aowlavan
Robe
Thouomnea
Americala
Longmont Told by Judge Strong To Issue a License
Judge Robert G. Strong of Grealey Bitting in county court at Boulder ruled that Longmont should issue a liquor license to operate Agnor store. The key issue was whether Heinigh’s record 738 provided valid grounds to refuse. Strong found the prior $100 fine for possession did not show intent to violate the ordinance, so the license could not be denied.
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Robert G. Strong
Grealey
Boulder
Longmont
Agnor
Strong
Hennign
Goodrich Farmer's Despondency Triggers Tragic Self Harm
A Goodrich farmer, John Horn, reportedly killed himself amid drought distress. The incident, witnessed by local residents, left a widow and child in sorrow as investigators awaited formal proceedings.
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Goodrich
Buleldo
Kort Morgan
John Horn
Snowden Attacks Premier MacDonald in London Speech
Philip Snowden brandished sharp attacks on Premier Ramsay MacDonald in London, calling him a toxic instrument of a failed government. Snowden claimed no unity or clear purpose in the cabinet and warned of disaster domestically and abroad while Downing Street dismissed the charges as repetitive gossip.
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London
Lang
Flip Snasden
Laborary
Daily
Mall
Abranden
Ramony MacDonald
Kualfan
Snowden
Diampo
MacDonald
Smowfka
Downing Street
Ccabinet
Livestock Feed Bought in Colorado Immediately
In Colorado today a drought relief purchase funded by a $500,000 allocation in Washington began. The first shipment includes 623 tons of hay and 4,000 pounds of corn, bought from farmers directly, with distribution starting in Morgan, Prowers, Baca, Prowers, Pueblo, Archuleta, Crowley, and Saguache counties. W. D. Tidwell, state drought relief administrator, said the feed will be distributed today and that the effort aims to aid starving livestock.
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Amesiator Pensa
Denver
Colorado
Washington
Atite
W. D. Tidwell
Tarmoars
Morgan
Prowera
Rava
Prowers
Pueblo
Archuleta
Crowley
Sagano
Hos
Iba
National Guard Units Depart for Two Week Training Camp
National Guard companies left Saturday for a two week training camp at Golden. Headquarters Company and Company HM led by Captains George Irvin and Crei Carlson, about 63 men moved west to camp from their home town.
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Fireeley National Guard
George Irvin
Crei Carlson
Hort
Fort Warren Officer Involved in Wreck Here
Colonel William Huerkle of Fort Warren Nebraska was hospitalized after a collision on Fifth Avenue. The car driven by Archie Hareb struck the Huerkle machine as it moved onto the street. Police report says Huerkle failed to stop. Roosevelt to sign reciprocal tariff tomorrow evening at 8 30 p.m. Accused of assault Robert Gignon, 29, was arrested Saturday for assault on Jacob Etroh of Kerany. Trial set for June 1 with $100 bond.
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William Huerkle
Fort Warren
Bleu
Fifth Effect
Eleventh Avenue
Archie Hareb
Seventh Avenue
Huerkle
Duerkle
Robert Gignon
Jacob Etroh Ot Kerany
Social News Deypted to County Towns
A county social gathering list recounts group officers and meetings at the Melander home and other hosts. Mrs Congr and Mrs Cord will lead as president and vice president with future Kensington party plans and readings by Wanita Hubbard and Welon Kelley. Country club and Garden club events are noted along with guests from San Francisco and local households.
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Sunshine Clecta
Gunsets
Irs
Melander Ault
Holuenline Hircle
Afr
August Melander
Mra
D. Kelley
Melander
Smith
Fs. Wb- Aehes
Ole
J. W. Commbell
M. W. Binkley
C. Blelm
Club
Preak Ferma
Rcally
Lian
Robert Congr
AL. Cord
Maw
Willam Dooley
Thea Pifizer Ara
Tradford
Nicholas G. Allen
Tits Maith
Kensington
Wanita Hubbard
Jonathan Wing
Welon Kelley
Mechanics Cradford
G. K. i Hubbard
Dainty
Ray Ianch
Novia Howe
Four Thousand Colorado Firms Subject to Sugar Tax Says Nicholas
Denver June 11 four thousand wholesalers warehousers manufacturers and retailers of sugar in Colorado are subject to the federal sugar processing tax. Collector Nicholas announced returns are due by July 8 with payments within 30 days after filing. Tax applies on sugar stock and products but pre made candy is exempt. A branch plant of Great Western Sugar at Johns town Colorado is cited as an early taxed processor.
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Denver
Colorado
Stalrh A. Nicholas
Great Western Sugar Company
Johnstown
Cole
Nickole
Kimbrel Music Company Renews Address Clarification
The Kimbrel Mugske Company clarifies its address as 938 South Avenue, not Eth Avenue, confirming the business remains at Ninth Avenue opposite the Sterling Hotel. The earlier advertisement advertised bargain prices on musical instruments and is corrected.
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Kimbrel Mugske Company
Sth
Eth Ave
Lncation Oa
Ninth Ave
Sterling Hotel
Deaths and Funerals in Fort Linton June 11
Joseph MM. ginele and Willy Van Sinkie die from heart trouble and other causes. Steele born in Greensburg Pennsylvania in 1872, married Delle Magtald 1683, lived in Fort Luton 83 years. Survived by wife, two daughters Amy Xeluter and Grace Stevens, granddaughter Beatties Keistor, and one late daughter Nellie. Funeral at Fort Lapton Methodist Church with Rev. Domer officiating, burial Crown Cemetery Denver. Willy Van Sinkie funeral held at Macy's drawing room with interment Linn Grove.
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Fort Linton
Joseph MM. Ginele
Lin
Bisth
Pare
Mr. Steele
Greensburg
Colorado
Delle Magtald
Hotteig Creek
Ani
Fort Luton
Prink K. Steele
Santis
Wash
Amy Xeluter
Hrighton
God Grace Stevens
Pasadena
Callt
Beatties Keistor
Brighton
Totva
Nellie
Lundlen
O’black
Methodist Church
Fort Lapton
O. CG. Domer
Crown 2
Denver
Stork Express Ruil Welcomes Baby Daughter
A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Wyker Jr of Anil.
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Stork Express Ruil
Robert Wyker, Jr
Anil
Allied Youth Presentation Delights 200 at Junior High
Allied Youth staged a play before about 200 at the junior high auditorium. Coached by Kirby Miller Garrison the cast included Dr. FB Hannen and others. The program opened with patriotic songs and noted a district convention at the Methodist church Tuesday night. A meeting to organize Allied Youth is planned for Wednesday June 13 at 9 45 at Washington school. District president Mrs Tearn Andeeaen of Johnstown reported at a Bo...
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ElUy Foster
Jobo Datuton
Hdud Hetnecka
Washington School
Sixth Street
Tulrteenth Avenue
Report on Kansay Missionary Society meeting and local wedding
A Kansay Woman's Missionary Society conference report covers the May meeting at the church with Mrs Harold Johnson leading, Mrs Anrey Walker in charge, scripture readings by Mrs John Avanson, a solo by Mrs J B Galbrandt, and a talk by Harold Lorimer. Plans for an annual please on July 13 at Island Grove Park are noted. Mary Corbin, a Victor native, married Ionest Langsford of Goldfield in a June 8 ceremony at the bridés parents' home, with Attendants Jacqueline Vineyard and Richard Dawe and a later ceremony in Colorado Springs. Mrs Langford is a Victor High School graduate.
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Kansay
Iaugas
Harold Johnson
Mra
Anrey Walker
Bubincsa
John Avanson
J. B. Galbrandt
Herold Lorimer
Oscar Duell
Jelason
Teland Grove Park
Mary Corbin
Teachers College
Mary Gorbin
Victor
Ionest Langeford
Goldfield
P. D. Griffin
Jacqueline Vineyard
Hichard Dawe
Erdos
Colorado Springs
Row York
Elsvon
Langsford
Ao Tale Tattendanta
Langford
Nictor High
Teachers Colleges
Fragmented Social Gathering Mentions Various Relatives
A brief social notice describes a group from Denver visiting La S with cakes and greetings. It lists Mr and Mrs Oll, their son, Ely Fort Colling, Mr and Mrs Nedl and their son Jima Salle, and other relatives visiting from Eliza, Hills Philip p Islands, and Mrs Ira D. Fills in Denver. The piece notes travel plans to Seattle and Manila.
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la S
Denver
Oll
Son
Ely Fort Colling
J Nedl
Jima
Salle
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Theta Bright
Senators
Philip Snowden
National Guard
Yoshington
Residant Roostvelt
Ada Boyd
San Francisco
Biren
Clarence Boyd
Georgs Hriswoe
Kmrs
Frank McMorrey
Opr
Jack White
D. H. Drovka
Birs
F. i Shlosse
Nicholas
Stocks and Bonds
Carl D. Messinley
Revisiens Securit
XOIUC
Amaricia Tel
Tel
Iit Baltimore & Ohio
Su Uch
Chrysler Thiochem Steel
Commonwealth & Southons
Continental
Ganora
Etectria
Zoe General Fool
Reneral Noters
Groot Waste’ Jugre
Kennicott
Montgomery Ward
Standard Brands
socony-Vacuum
Texag Corp
Bn Union Facilia
Unitea Corporation
Aise Weetinghie Leo & Mig
Woolworth BO
Cling Rervice Com
Lloorrie Head
Blandant
Fed. Ie
Denver Union Stock Yarde
Home Gas & Electric
Idea Cement
Mio
Sts. Tel
Dublio
Colo
Bea
Colorado Industrial
Denver Gas
Ciyt Berulca Co
Denver Tramway
Orfiy
Fesagt Goment Co. Dat
Crit. Corp
Paulie Seter Co
Rogihern
Erocud
Trvat
Brunt Shires
Sharez
Jarferty
Kimbrel Music Company
Willy van Sinkie
Macy's
Linn Grove
Tearn Andeeaen
Missionery Societies
The
Immanuel Lutheran
John Parkers
Mr. and Mirs
John Parkes
Lin Baile
Weldorado
Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
Miles Eliza
City
Mias
Florence
Hills Philipping Islands
Ira D
Denver Sanday
Edgemont
Visi
Leonard
Seattle
Aera Ammunant Tutte
Ells Saile
Peandeca
Manila
Pines
United States
Kaley, Clea Leaner
Dodge Brothers Corporation
Gazer
Dodge
Tlese
Ower
Dodge Bay
Aumarica
Clannio
BIG Dodge
Delux Models
Browsham
Young & Sons, Inc
C. B. Fag Ory
Dee
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