Senate insists on right to inspect London naval papers
Washington June 32 The senate foreign relations committee opted on a resolution asserting the right to the London naval papers denied by President Hoover. The vote was ten to seven with three members not voting. The resolution was sent to the president and Secretary Stimson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Washington
Senate
Lorton Naval
Alabama
WorBerus
Johnson
Calif
Moses
New Hampshire
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Robinson
Indiana
Republcans
Swanson
Virginia
Fitton
Nevada
Black and Wagner
New York
Farmer-Labor
Shipsead
Minnegota
Capper
Kansas
Read
Pennsylvania
Gillett
Masachusetts
Tass
Ohto
Hoover
Nolley
Ragarda
Sippel Keeps Title As Federation Officers Reelect
Mrs John F Sippel and her sister officers were retained for two more years at the federation convention with tentative opposition failing to unseat them. Mra Grace Morrigan Poole of Brockton Masa and Mra Hugena B Law son of Tulse Okla won vice presidency posts while Mrs Henry Taylor of Bloomfield Sq was secretary. Edward Heammett Sheboygan Wis was elected treasurer. New trustees include Mrs Berard Dexter Knight San Trancheep and Mrs Robert J Burdette and Mrs Elerenes Moore, with debate on introduction of resolutions and use of the federation as an advertising medium for commercial products remaining unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Morrigan Poole
Brockton
Masa
Hugena B. Lawson
Tulse
Okla
Henry ©. Taylor
Bloomfield
H. G. Reynolds
Paducah
Edward Heammett
Sheboygan
Wis
Poole
Emily Plumisy
Glenbrook
Minn
Nye. Reynolds
Berard Dexter Knight
San Trancheep
Robert J. Burdette
Pnandana
Calif Emi
Elerenes
Moore
Clebirge
Tex
Baltimore
A. Hoover
Neighborhood Improvement Club
Resolutions Committee
Federation
Ue Federation
InUichan
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Relieve Tender Feet
Damaged ad copy touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a clean powerful antiseptic treatment for tender aching swollen feet. Claims quick relief from foot troubles with a single bottle and guarantees customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moone
Unclear Names Linked to Motion Picture Federation Merger
Fragmentary passage notes expectations that a proposal would be tabled amid controversy. It mentions Mrs Thomas G Winter of Pasadena and Hollywood, a former federation president, as a public relations director for the Motion Tahmhora group, with her name absent from the resolutions.
Mrs Alma Hereford Builds The Toggery Shop Career
Alma Hereford started in Croclatt Moody muftlinery and ready to wear departments, then co founded a boutique with Leona Scott. After two and a half years she bought the partner’s share and ran The Toggery Shop at 908 Eighth Avenue, a Gresley businesswoman active in the Chamber of Commerce and Altruga club, living at the Onion field hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croclatt-Moody Company
Kha
Eighth Avenue
Hereford
Faw
Gresley
Wheat and Market Notes From June Trading
Late markets show wheat prices easing due to rains across Canadian prairie provinces with improved spring wheat outlook in the northwest. Stock prices zigzag on the New York exchange as heavy selling drags major issues lower, with notable declines in several leaders before a late rally. Senate moves to prosecute Blahon Cannon Jr for contempt after refusal to answer lobby committee questions.
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Juno
Wors Points
Canadian
Prairie Provinces
Guy
Northwest
North America
Canada
Associated Penna
New York
Stock Exchange
Trnda
J. I
Kodak
Nore
New York Central
Ganadium
Joby Manrile
United Averett
Houston Oil
General Electric
Astel
American and
Public Service of
New Jersey
Gitles Service
Senate
Washington
Senate Lobby Committee
Blahon James Cannon, Jr
Lim
Fairfax Declined Coast Guard Aid After Fatal Crash
June reports reveal Captain Archibald Brooks of the Fairfax refused Coast Guard Tampa aid after a collision with the tanker Pluthis near Nantasket. Fourteen people died as the tanker sank, with officials detailing speed in fog, nearby救援 efforts, and ongoing searches for victims.
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Fairfax
Coast Guard
Poultry and Swine Clinic Draws About 49 Attendees
About 49 people attended the poultry and swine clinic held at the Rocky Mountain Hatchery Wednesday led by Dr Freta editor of the research department of Georges Hy nes company. A full explanation of prevention and treatment of common poultry and swine diseases was discussed with post mortems on fowls. Frets explained the importance of watering closely the little things in making a success of poultry business and urged care when birds are kept in restricted quarters.
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Rocky Mountain
Freta
Georges Hynes Company
Frets
Berry Heads Iowa Delegate to World Poultry Congress
A A Berry of Clarinda Iowa part owner of the Rocky Mountain Hatchery with H G Strong of Greeley selected by Governor Hamill as one of eight of ten delegates to represent the United States at the World Poultry Congress to be held in London July 22. Berry will attend with his wife and plans include opening three more hatcheries in Colorado at Fort Morgan Boulder and Fort Collins next year. Strong will attend the International Baby Chick Association convention in Detroit July 7 to 10 and Berry will join him there.
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A. A. Berry
Clarinda
Iowa
Rocky Mountain
Brighton
H.G. Strong
Greeley
Jia Pean
Governor Hamill
Iown Ag
Unite States
Crynttl Palace
London
Barry
Strong
Wone
Colorado
Fort Morgan
Boulder
Fort Collins
Berry
United States
Middle West
Sing and Queen
England
Wales
H. OG. Btrong
Detroit
Mr. Berry
Montreat
Eee
Campaign to Exterminate Magpies in Wald County
Wald County counties 7000 magpie heads expected to be collected by June 16 under George Ernst’s tallying. About 6000 already turned in and 2000 more anticipated, with total far surpassing 1929 peak of 9685 killed. Notable contributions include M W Harris with 469 heads since mid April and 890 prior to the campaign. Farmers praise the effort counting magpie losses as benefits to poultry while songbird numbers allegedly rise.
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Wald
le Iztak Walton
George Ernst
Hera
M. W W. Harris
Emat
Tae
Guardians Named for Minors administratrix named in Platteville
Marie A Wardell widow of Hoyt Wardell of Platteville has been appointed administratrix of the estate valued at about 3700 dollars. The widow and their son Jerrold are the heirs. County Judge George Van Horn also names H H Seidmann of Windsor as guardian for the minor’s estate.
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Marie A. Wardell
Hoyt. Wardell
Platteville
Jerrold
Grays
George van Horn
H. H. Seidmann
Windsor
Guardianships Entrusted for Minors Reaves and Trusts
Walter Bugs acts as attorney for a guardian over a $1,000 minor estate of Tlaranée and Thomas Reaves. Dorothy is noted in the daughter's estate, with $1,800 in stock in the Missouri Power and Light company and cash. GL I Regvea of Greeley named guardian. EH. Hentchens as attorney Jon Reaves mentioned.
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Dorothy
Missouri Power and Light Company
Walter
Bugs
GL. I. Regvea
Greeley
Tlaranée
Thomas Reaves
Minora
Hentchens
Jon Reaves
Right Fined Here for Traffic Violations
Eight persons were fined for traffic violations when they appeared in the ocul.police court Wednesday evening. Harold Beherns Don Russell John Auttrell J R Barger and J Reid from Kersey in the group paid varying fines for speeding. Tony Martinez received a dollar and others faced penalties for running through a stop and for a “G” turn in the business district. W Bilott paid a dollar and costs for jucking in an alley.
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Avaning
Ina
Harold Beherns
Don Russell
John Auttrell
J. R. Barger
J. Reid
Kersey
Tony Martinez
Elem
Joe Fourico
W. Bilott
Two Men From Holly Die in Train Crash
Aaroetated Presa reports Lamar Colorado June 12 two men from Holly Cole David Cor bin 66 and Bifm Lockwood 67 were killed last night ten miles east of here when their car was struck by Santa Fe mail train No 7 at 21 grade pfosalag. The men were returning from Pueblo to Holly. County coroner Dr G T Knuckey rode the train, viewed the bodies and called ambulances from Lamar where they are held for an inquest.
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Lamar, Cule
David Corbin
Bifm Lockwood
Holly
Cole
Here
Santa Fe Faut Mail
Pueblo
G. ‘T. Knuckey
Lamar
Former Weld C. E. Head Receives State Presidency
G. Howard Beatties of Fort Lupton won the presidency of the state Sherattan endeavor convention in Denver during Wednesday meetings. Beattie previously led the Weld County G. E. section. The annual convention continues tonight with Rev. Donald H. Tippett of the Church of All Nations in New York delivering an address.
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G. Howard Beatties
Fort Lupton
Sherattan Endeavor
Gesion
Denver
Mr. Beattie
Weld County Organization
G. E
Donald H. Tippett
Church of All Nations
New York
Explosion at Texas refinery causes deaths and damage
An explosion and fire at a Texas refinery near Arthur Fort in Hartin exploded causing one man dead and 36 wounded with more than a million dollars in damage. An official investigation began led by Intendent M. K. Holmes. An unofficial report suggested a spark triggered the blast. Several injured were hospitalized but expected to recover. The article also notes obituaries and a separate theft incident involving four suits in Greeley and nearby locations.
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Prano
Fort Arthur
Tex
Refiney Texas Company
M. K. Holmes
Nellator
Traq Texas Company
Walter A. Blalock
A.M. Bury Schoxmayder
R. B.D. Holle Guidry
A.B. Croas
R. B. Morrin
HW. F. Letulle and Jr
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John F. Sippel
Alma
Kansas City
Thia
Lanan
Boston
Archibald Brooks
Toakis
Wall River
Brooks
James
Capland
Dove Charles
M. Lyons
James Hunley
Wif
Tampa
Ureeka
Brooke
Flitt Ledge
Lyons
Che
Keera
Parker
Gloucester
O. K
Fall River
Hull
Pati
Greek Hill
Nantagket
Thomas W. Cahill
United States Football Associathon
Gilbert Bishop
Poultry Congress
Moffat Wallpar Paint Co
Bi7
Eighth Street
Norey
Jer and
Tau
Wardell
Administratrix
Weld
C. E
Hartin
Eaton
John 48
Ella Roberte
Ly Uole
Ala
Collins
W.L. Miner
Wi Yealde
Ninth Street
Ninth Avenues
Jeron
Raj
Dany
Dad
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Stetson Felts
Hibbs Clothing Co
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