Hugh Johnson Attacks Roosevelt in Sharp Public Clash
The article reports Hugh Johnson criticizing President Roosevelt over economic policy and public works, urging direct communication with the people. It notes Johnson’s demand for a clear, unified plan and the need for decisive leadership to restore business activity and public confidence amid rising uncertainty. Also mentioned are comments from Mexican cattle shipments linked to Sterling and Klug ranches.
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New York
Hugh
Dow All Union
Pmiblle
Agit
Yirinelplow
Man Killed in Strike Riot After City Order
Unidentified man killed and at least 16 wounded in South Ounwhn amid strike riots. Police fired into the crowd after officers were ordered to shoot if necessary. City council had adopted a $50,000 emergency ordinance to clear the streets as crowds refused to disperse.
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South
Tuught
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Tanel
Ho Moh
St Wan
Sean
Government Hopes Jones-Costigan and NRA Will Survive
Government sugar experts warn the Jones Costigan act could survive a Supreme Court challenge if the NRA is struck down. The era’s legal fight centers on whether the agriculture secretary lacks authority and if cotton processing taxes stand. Lincoln College appoints Janet D. Copeland president, effective July 1, announced by its board.
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NRA
Washington
Jia
Supreme Court
Lasa
Colorado
Jones Costigan
Copeland
Lincoln Linesia
Nebr
Janet
D. Copeland
Coln- Tila Cott
Colopin Springs
Reme
Lincoln College
Mia Hough
Lincoln Institution
Fort Lupton Protest Over Sugar Factory Closure
Fort Lupton residents staged protests against the closure of the Great Western Sugar Co. plant. City officials including Mayor O. N. Putnam chaired meetings to discuss appointing committees, potential reorganization, and the impact on local territory and tonnage. The discussion touched on reopening prospects, acreage division, and possible new factory locations if conditions permit.
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Great Western
O. ON
Putnam Wat
Mat Wach Kemp
Maher
Great Woxtert Logae Co
McCreery
Patan
Tone
Citios
Kemp O
Ukiatik Wim
Dretywich Browal
Lonsiderthie
Saveeral
OG Slug
Hinderlicher travels to Washington on water program mission
Hinderlicher visits Washington to discuss Colorado water development efforts and a state program aimed at improving water works. Officials emphasize ongoing conferences and plans to advance the water project under the state’s program.
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Hinderlicher
Washington
Colo
Water Mission
Volovalley
Hay
Ney
China Plans Special Emissary Visit to United States
Reports from Nanking say China intends to send a special emissary to the United States to discuss far eastern war issues with base countries. The plan is described as an object of the visit, with CG. T. Whang noted as a possible envoy, though officials would not comment.
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Sbhangal
China
United States
Far East
Nanking
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Yeasenday
C C F Honors Leeseman Winilaor at Camp Meeting
The lodge elected C. C. F as chief patriarch of Hy al Encampment No 4d and Carl Muriel as senior warden. Glen Billin was named junior warden and Emerson Cullisom high priest. They traveled to Fort Collins Friday evening to confer a degree for Larifuer Bac Encampment No 23.
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Dune
Fenry Toeaewat
Huyal Eacampment
Carl Muriel
Glen Billin Iwnior
Emerson Cullisom
Tiyl Ptieat
Fort Collins
Death from Tick Fever Claims Howard, Colorado Man
Farro Stout, 48, of Howard, Colorado, died at a local hospital Thursday from tick fever. He had been hospitalized after being brought from a remote area where he had survived a prior illness. Rushed memorial services were planned by Murfal and Howard authorities.
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Grand Junction
Farro Stout
Howard, Cole
Blut
Howard
Murfal
U P Reopens Direct Line to K C Friday
Union Pacific restores Denver to Kansas City service after two weeks of flood related disruption. Trains were diverted via Cheyenne during repairs while the St Waverly Purcell branch and flood damaged track near Nuit Mierce are being restored. Gresley and Eaton workers fix floats and equipment to resume normal operations.
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Union F Pacific
Denver
Kansas City
Nuit Mierce
Gresley and Eaton
Theorine Diener Rites At Evans Cemetery
Theorine, 11 year old son of Theorine of Evans, died. Services held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Macy's Branch home, with burial near Evans Cemetery.
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Evans
Iran
Macy’s Branhys
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