Probe Likely in Colorado Senate Fight
A telegram from campaign chair Gerald P to a Democratic candidate hints at a probe into campaign expenses. The note references Morrison Shatrell and Senator Thomas Walab as figures in the Colorado Senate race with other announced candidates weighing in on the issue.
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Colorado
Senate
Ynvar
Huvatoy
Gerald P Nya Chateman
Pengta
Ddwarl
Costigan
Contitan
Morrison Shatrell
Thomas 3. Walab
Montana
Golarade
Whltem ¥. Hodgox
George H. Shmy
Ambassador Edge Defends Hawley Tariff Policy
Ambassador Edge defends the Hawley tariff amid new American tariff revisions capping French import duties. He argues the 3.86 percent rate increase for 1928 French exports to the United States would have negligible impact on French sales and profits, noting most American buyers prefer French quality. He highlights that tariff changes empower the president to reorganize tariff commissions for rapid, fact based investigations and allow adjustment up to 50 percent where rates are unfair or unequal.
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Waly Tor HL Edge
Syud
Ameren Tatitt
Eit Hesay
United States
Hoover
America
American Congress
Tariet Commission Ia
Uni
Women From Windsor Enjoy Club Convention
Women from Windsor attend the General Federation of Women’s Clubs sessions with Mrs Alte Clegg as doorkeeper and Mrs W N Carleton among attendees. Olmstead’s car stripped of nearly all movable parts except the battery, attempts to remove it thwarted by needed rear truck removal. Gordon Farmer and wife visit Canada to see relatives, Farmer employed at local post office, joined by Jorgenson of Erie.
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Windsor
Peterson
den- Tor
Alte. Clegg
W. N. Carleton
C.F. Mauser
Olmstead
Carla
W. T. Olmstead
Tleir
Mr. Olmerend
Alec Talon
Erte
Canada
Gordon Farmer
Thale Som
Bily Gordon
Canad
Farmer
Jorgenson
Erie
A. Wilson
Joinl Business Slan
Foat
Father and Son Reunited After Two Decade Separation
After twenty years apart Gus Stalth 23 from Briand Junction reunites with his father George Smith 57 with help from a Denver paper. Smith had been separated from his wife about twenty years ago and their daughter Mrs Trone Braid remains in Denver. Father and son plan to move to Taras for work with a railway construction company.
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Dangar
Gus Stalth
Briand Junction
Tanny
George Smith
Denver
Mra
Trone Braid
Smith
Statth
Lere
Doom
Taras
Bankers Must Show More Confidence in Farming
Kingas City June 18 Bankers must show increased confi dence in agriculture before the financial difficulties of southwest farmers can be straightened out, according to Alexander Leged chairman of the federal farm board. In an address before the bankers and board last night Mr Togga attacked the policy of haulers lulitate ing farm finance to 90 days. With the low turnover necessary in agriculture how can a 94 day loan help farmers. I can see no reason why good farm security cannot be found.
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Kingas City
Alexander Leged
Poprd
Dankorseli
Membara
Tratn Hor
Togga
Inana
Two Box Car Loads of Liquor Seized in Florida
Two railroad box cars hidden behind mats were seized by Florida officers. Value set at 270,524 dollars wholesale bootleg liquor was destroyed. Commissioner Carnage announced the two cars formed half of a four car shipment. two others had slipped past inspectors.
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Florida
Officara
United States
Commisstoner
Attempts to Determine Source Alfalfa Disease in Weld County
Agronomists from Colorado Agricultural College study alfalfa diseases in Weld County. D Hocken Smith and John Spencer, with H Simpson, collect samples across irrigated sections to compare diseased and healthy fields. Analysis aims to identify soil contributions to alfalfa ailments.
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Wold County
Colorado Agglaultura College
H. H. Simpson
D. Hockensmith
John Spencer
Sinpaon
Greeley Poultry Market Prices and Exchange Note
Prices paid to growers at the Greeley market for poultry and related goods are listed with weights and price ranges. The report notes normal spreads, regular buyers, and that prices vary by quantity and day. Prices are subject to change without notice and corrected to June 19.
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Poli
Greeley Duulers
Correet
Youstdla
Denver
Market Guide for the Housewife
A corrected June 10 market guide lists varied prices on produce and poultry. Fruits and vegetables show numerous per pound prices. nuts and dried fruits appear with per pound or per dozen figures. Poultry items include droned and spring chickens with price ranges.
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Glyan & Ler
Gresley
Noribera
Navy Beaau
Fia
Grapetrui
Arizona
Brazil
Ste
Turkert
U P Veteran Honored in Union Pacific Magazine
The Union Pacific Magazine features W. H. Penn in its Whom We Delight to Honor section with a photo and biographical sketch. The retiree, William I. Fenn, served 43 years and 10 months in multiple UP roles from clerk to traveling traffic agent and claims department before retirement in 1929.
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Weminde
Treicht Offee
Elaim Department
Airport Expert to Speak in Denver Early Next Week
Denver dispatch notes Clarenced M. York, infant secretary of commerce for aeronautics, will address the National City Planning Commission convention in Denver next week. A telegram indicated possible attendance by Young despite earlier notice of an inability to travel. He plans to speak to city planners on airports and city planning.
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Associates Presa
Cahrer
Colorado Rocies
M. York
A&tinfant Secretary of Commerce
C. D. Vall
Wsn
Young
Rocks
Adivain
Vall
McAnnelly Sees Ample Water Supply Despite Shortage Talks
Fort Collins river commissioner J J McAnally stated the Cache la Poudre watershed remains sufficient for farmers. He noted the river’s last flow around 800 feet and 300 feet of carried water from foreign diversions, adding most farmers will have reservoir water to carry them through. Platte River conditions between Denver and Greeley are reported good by Latham ditch superintendent Simon N.
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Lin Poudre
We. J. McAnally
Fort Colling
the Tribune
Ir. McAnally
Michigan
Grong
Laramie
Denver
Greeley
Simon
Latham Ditch
Discover Process to Take Sulphur from Crude Oil
Omaha June 18 The World today said a revolutionary process much cheaper and simpler than any now in use for the removal of sulfur from crude oil has been discovered by Professors O J Frankorier a chemistry instructor at University of Nebraska The method removes from crude oil higher percentages of sulfur destructive to refining equipment
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Omaha
Neb
Frosses
O. J. Frankorier
University of Nebraska
Price Level Is Lowest in Past 13 Years
The board notes a broad price decline since 1929 with wholesale prices falling more sharply than consumer prices. It attributes reduced demand, unemployment, and wage reductions as factors, while raw materials show supply difficulties and manufacturing costs fall. European funds outflow and high global money rates also influence the decline.
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Alice
Europe
Fragmentary crime note cites abroad trial terms and a local incident
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions a four year old girl and adults linked to a disturbance. It references Jean Gregory and a Palerts named location, with unclear dates and actions. The text is incomplete but implies a domestic or public disturbance with potential legal action and international aspects.
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