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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

11

Great Britain Offers To End Reparations

Britain signals willingness to suspend war debt payments at a major international conference. Aimed at easing trade barriers, the proposal includes a possible moratorium on private debts and a temporary halt to payments, with Chamberlain stating Britain could forgive up to 4 000 000 000 pounds if others meet their obligations. The plan seeks to restore confidence in credit markets and sustain discussions amid broader economic concerns.

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Chilean Government Seeks Socialist State Despite Overthrow

The new Chilean regime, led by a head of government who returned to power within weeks, vows to establish a purely socialist state if needed by force. Armed forces will back plans while a constitutional assembly will draft a new constitution. Outside the capital, turmoil continues as diplomats monitor the situation. The report also notes government changes at the ministry level, with Alvin Rowe being reassigned and Johnson set to assume duties later in June.

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Denver Booze Fight Ends in Death and Beatings

Denver police report a deadly melee over bootleg liquor left Mortia Cohen, 82, dead after being shot three times. Benjamin Orenstein, 21, was beaten while Max Wine, the alleged boss, was being sought. Authorities also detained Isadore Weiss and Dave Rosen as possible accomplices in the hi jack attempt tied to a federal prohibition case.

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Market report from Chicago and nationwide grain and livestock sections

Chicago and other markets show varied activity with potatoes and livestock moving unevenly. Cattle calves hogs and sheep prices range with steady to higher tendencies in some regions, while grains and poultry face modest demand and steady quotes amid fluctuating futures.

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Wage Standoff over Colorado Coal Wage Cuts

The Colorado industrial commission awarded a 36 percent wage reduction for workers at Colorado Fool & Iran’s steel and coal operations, while opposing a similar cut for coal miners. Protests numbered 685 in four coal mines as hearings concluded last week. The commission noted deplorable miner conditions but lacks enforcement power. the wage cut took effect June 16.

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Colorado Delegation Pleased With Convention Outcome

Colorado delegates reacted positively to the Republican National Convention results. The group largely backed administration guidance, with debate over prohibition and the vice presidential nominee. A last minute push favored Ford MacNider, producing a brief show of support before adjournment.

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Downward Drift of Securities Sets in The Market

A slow downward drift appeared in the New York stock market as buying power waned while German bonds rose. Leading shares faltered before slight midday recovery, with many issues slipping and trading sluggish amid resistance to rally efforts. Oils and other commodities showed modest steadiness despite overall cautious sentiment.

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Leader Declares G. O. P. Prohibition Plank a Dry Triumph

Alonza B. Wilson of the American Business Men's Prohibition Foundation defends the Republican prohibition plank as a dry triumph. He labels the anti dry efforts a flop and outlines the plank's 14 points on enforcement, presidential power, and anti referendum stance. The piece also references a separate culinary note on flavor preservation in cooking.

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Convention seating and party leader talks noted at state meeting

The article lists executives and convention committees active in arranging events and entertaining leaders of state and nation. It mentions George II, Blow and DetMubert, and Lon Poincette of Sheridan Lake as figures connected to the meeting and potential candidates for Congress. The piece references a Chicago venue for the convention.

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Hoover Celebrates Cabinet Praise Amid Camera Parade

President Hoover and Vice President Curtis met a cheering White House crowd after a Chicago trip. Cabinet members including Mills Lamont Wilbur and Atty. Gen. Aitch greeted the president, and photographers shadowed the scene on the South Lawn.

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Cabinet scenes and local notices mix in chaotic report

A chaotic OCR fragment describes cameras at a presidential gathering with Hoovers and a Tulsa civic advisory group. It also notes thefts in the Spittmarnt & Park Place area, including overalls and a work shirt, plus gasoline thefts and a deputy sheriff appointment for a social editor.

U P Alters Train Times on June 19

Union Pacific announces timetable changes effective Sunday June 19 altering No 31 service from Greeley to Los Angeles and San Francisco, speeding the California run, adding two night routes, and adjusting several other trains with revised departure and arrival times.

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Stork Express Births At Local Hospital

A list reports newborn daughters born to several families. Mr and Mrs T D Peppers of 2001 Eleventh Avenue welcomed a daughter named Shiriey na on June 16. Mr and Mrs Paul Roudolpl of 1015 Fourteenth Avenue welcomed a daughter named Tuie on June 17. Mr and Mrs Olofin Thomay of 2020 Fine Avenue welcomed a daughter named June on June 17.

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