Economics talk as debate shifts to tariff and farm issues
The discussion centers on taxation and industrial policy with focus on farm costs and the Smoot Hawley tariff. Dr Dickerson cites research on manufacturing protection and shoe industries, noting higher prices and regional disparity. Senate remarks on natural advantage and subsidies frame the debate amid stock market context.
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sedo-Slovakia
Belgium
Atlantic
New England
1Rson
Nore
Smoot-Hawley Iit
Reed Smoot
Courag
Senate
Bublina
Washington
Yissoln
Tiberlake
Lheroe
Ysou
Hoover
Gail
Unclear historical note on jail sentence and claims
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Phillip and a plan to exchange a complaint. References to jail for 80 days and a world claim appear garbled, with multiple unreadable phrases about property, warrants, and an authority figure.
Poundmaster Rescues Woman From Haunting Dog Incident
W OE Winn the Gresley pounds master was called to dispatch a dog that had bitten a small girl. The dog, tied to a Black woman, led to a tense scene. Winn prepared to shoot but avoided forcing the woman into danger, taking the dog to an alley for execution instead.
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W. OE
Winn
Gresley
Baen
Greeley
Price Level Drops to 13 Year Low in Wholesale Market
The Fed Board reports wholesale commodity prices fell to a 13 year low. April prices are about seven percent below last year as the downward trend broadens across global markets. The review notes gradual recessions in many countries and hints at continued declines.
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Irens
Washington
Judge Coffin Rules Against Plaintiff in Johnson Action
Judge Claude C. Coffin ruled against Mrs. Johnson in a district court action filed as administrator of her husband Howard Johnson. The suit sought additional payments for the erection of three store buildings at Keenesburg, claiming the work was due beyond the agreed amount. Defendants Meeder and Wowger argued the construction was inferior and already paid in full. The decision ends the Johnson estate case in favor of the defendants.
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Johnson
Fale
Keenesburg
H. H. Houser
A. W. Meeder
Madhanle
Thamosa
South- Ener
Claude C. Coffin
Johnaan
Holward Johnson
Keenerurg
Meeder
Wowger
Colorado Springs Edison Scholar John Alexander Wins
John Alexander a 16 year old Colorado Springs youth was named winner of the Colorado Edison Scholar competition. He placed first among 10 contestants and will represent Colorado in the national Watson contest in Orange, N J next month.
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Denver
John Alexander
Colorado Springs
Thomas A. Edison
Acholarship
Enpitel
Alexander
Onty
Clemont Trourk
Litton
Philp Reno
Berthoud
Colorato
Orange
T. Paxton
W. H. Adams
Colorado
Swank Leaps From Milk Truck Before Train Collision
Swank narrowly escaped death by leaping through a milk truck window seven seconds before an eastbound train struck the vehicle near Kersey. The crash wrecked the truck and damaged the engine, delaying the train an hour for repairs. Swank, driver for J. M. Johnson of Greeley, was unhurt aside from a shaken start.
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Swank
J. M. Johnson
Greeley
Windsor
Letter Details Burma Quake Damage and Local Reactions
A letter from G. L. Klein, son-in-law of I. O. Glazier, recounts the Burma earthquake that killed hundreds and caused extensive damage. He describes a giant myth, heat, and the Karens reacting, noting the central Buddalam impact and religious sentiments.
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G. L. Klein
Glazier Fot Greeley
Glazier
Kleins
Shwegyl
Durmna
Klein
Aliee Glazier
Mr. Klein
Greeley
Buddalam
Brasay
State Gains 10 Per Cent Thru Decade
Colorado's population rose by about 10 percent over the decade, reaching 1,035,156 from 959,625 in 1920. Denver added 128 percent to 387,728, with an increase of 81,237. Official district census figures from state supervisors show the statewide gain near 95,427.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Denver Hay
New Sanaus
Funds Raised to Pay Grand Junction Junior College Debts
Efforts to raise 2800 dollars to cover debts of Grand Junction's junior college mobilize business houses for support. The college, existing five years, relies on private contributions for the second time to meet the past year's deficit, with a response expected within days.
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Grand Junction
Sunction
Grand Junction Tour College
Business Housas
Mutor
Tla
Kaiser's Guests and Servants Are Hurt in Accidents
Amsterdam dispatch reports two incidents during a royal outing. A boat exploded and burned injuring five people linked to Kaiser Wilhelm II and his household. a separate auto accident injured servants traveling between The Hague and Haarlem. The former Kaiser’s guests were transported to Leiden hospitals, while the servants’ injuries were described as slight.
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Amsterdam
Holland
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Wilhelm Hohenzollern
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Princesa Hermine
Countess Parnewitz
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Bobby Jones Leads British Open After Second Round
Bobby Jones holds a four stroke lead at Hoylake after the second round of the British Open. Jones shot 72 to reach 142 total, narrowly ahead of Fred Robson and Horton Smith. Americans Don Moe Leo Diegel MacDonald Smith and Archie Compton share fourth at 147, with Tony Sim Barnes and Henry Cole close behind.
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England
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Jed Ute
Tya
Iiy
Jones
Fred Robson
Vetera Buitleh
Horton Smit
New York
Don Mae
Portland
Creamnntent
Leo Diegel
MacDonald Smith
Archie Compston
Phi Agers
Tony Sim Barnes
War F
Henry Cole
Don Moe
Yous Portland
Ore
Channel Dam on St. Vrain Being Mapped
A survey for a proposed government reservoir east of Lyons would impound St Vrain River water under a Mississippi flood control plan. U. S. War Department engineers, led by George Tate, are conducting preliminary work with no start date given. The project would purchase Lyons area properties affecting about 800 residents if built. Funeral services for Mrs. Romans are set for Macy's chapel at 2 30 Friday afternoon.
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Beng Ymtdo
Sual
Lyons
St. Vrath
Daily Call
Tuselay
George Tata
Tate
U. S. War Department
War Department
Katsas City
Missisaippi
Alto
Lyone Ant
Romans
Sarah Rromans
Macy's Chapel
Dairymen to Hold Meeting Near LaPorte
Dairymen from Well, Laramie and Boulder counties will meet at Bart Temple ranch near LaPorte July 1 for the Northern Colorado Cow Tasting and Centennial Cow Testing Association events. Leaders from Weld, Larimer and other counties announced subcommittees and featured dairy stock exhibitions with athletic contests, tasting demonstrations, and herd improvement discussions.
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Boulder
Mehannini -Dhile
Bart Temple Ranch
LaPorte
Sinpaon
Weld County Agriculturist
Northern
Colorado
Simeon Hero
Frances Elliott
Centennial Association
Greelef
William Dickens
Lilely
Longmont
C. D. Fishee
Windsor
R. Q. Temple
Fort Collins
Roy Davis
Gresley
Tingrou
Simpson
Brent
Iin
Northern Colorado
Old Townstown Association
Iis
Sieta
Shelz Esforts
Ete
60 Stray Dogs Caught in 30 Days Report
BW. Wlin in charge reports that during the month 60 canines were collected by the pound in Greeley. Only two of the dogs with higher bearing were claimed, one Cottie given to American Frank Davis after two weeks unclaimed. No owner found for a German Poodle.
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BW. Wlin
Youn
Wlan
Haa
Mr. Wiatz
Frank Davis
Pound Hone
Beet Growers Meet in Denver With McKelvie Allies
Representatives of beet growers from across the United States convene in Denver to discuss industry points with S. R. McKelvie of the federal Farm Board. The Nebraska Colorado-Nebraska group held a Tuesday conference and expect attendees from Wyoming Montana and eastern areas for a Friday Albany hotel meeting starting at 10 o'clock.
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Denver
S. R. McKelvie
Federal Farm Bnard
Colorado
Nebraska
Albany
Jocky Grou
Colorado-Nebraska
Creeley Tuesaday
Makelyte
Myeting
Greeley
Rosly Mountain
Ralph Clark
Eaton
Colorado-Nebragska Committee
W. A. Carleon
Greelay
BI. Palegraf
Windsor
John Parrish
Johnstown
A. L. Sitel
Rocky Mownsain Beet Growers Association
Sterling
Frank Thomas
Nebraska Association
C. B. Pinter
Scottshlugt
Charles Kearney
Morrill
Nebr
Owen Frank
Scottablutt
Phil Sheldon
Scott
Seattablufe
Morrill Counties Bankers Associations
Warner
Nebraska Group
Sheriff Justice of Akron Killed by Train in Yard Mishap
Fort Morgan Colo June 18 Sheriff William Bert Justice 47 of Washington county died in Port Morgan hospital after injuries from being struck by a Burlington freight engine in Akron yard. His watch stopped at 8 35 p m. right leg severed. Justice born Bathany Missouri, came to Monte Vista then Akron in 1910 and won reelection on Democratic ticket. His widow and three children survive.
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Monte Vista
Akron
Wallington County
Widoy
Elistrait
Baby Drowns in Ditch Northeast of Fort Collins
One year old Elgin Blohm, son of Mr and Mrs Crist Blohm, wandered from parents on a farm northeast of Fort Collins and drowned in an irrigation ditch. The parents discovered the body shortly afterward. the incident occurred on a local farm with workers present.
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jMre
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Une
Joy Ride Ends in Wreck. Four Months Jail Term
Lav Bertron of Préetone received four months in county jail after a joy ride caused a Buick coach to crash. The intoxicated driver, Joseph Warrenbourg, allegedly started the trip and wrecked the vehicle. Deputy Sheriff Louis Boynon transported Bertron to Greeley. Elbert English presided as judge.
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Préetone
Joséph Warrenbourg
Greeley
Louis Boynon
Prederiol
Local buyers pay to farmers weekly market notes
Local buyers pay to farmers with grain quotes including Wheat at 1.26 and Oats around 1.00 per bushel. Burley prices noted but incomplete.
Byrd Welcomed by Thousands in New York Arrival
Admiral Richard E Byrd arrived in Manhattan aboard the Macon to a throng of thousands greeting him at quarantine. He praised his Antarctic expedition, announcing discoveries of 125,000 square miles of land and coal deposits, and stressed the need for a permanent weather station. Byrd said future exploration would continue, noting vast uncharted areas in South America and Antarctica remain to be explored.
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Tabard E. Byrd
Lower Manhattan
Wwileck Ho
Austarctica
Elcy
Ely
Macon
City of
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
Witeli
South America
Rantarclick
Thut
Ambrose Hight
Fort Morgan Youth Made Eagle Scout at Greeley Court
Fort Morgan youth Robert Baker was promoted to Eagle Scout at Greeley Court on Wednesday evening. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Baker and is the first Port Morgan scout to earn the rank. The ceremony featured awards for merit badges across first aid, athletics, swimming, carpentry, woodcarving, and more.
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Fort Morgan
Eagle Ecout
W. E B. Baker
Boon
Washington, D.C
Victor Valentine
Grealey
Hagle
Edward Borta
Greeley
Robert Baker
Alurney Gelder
George Buach
John Whaler
Victor Valentiny
Walter Schoen
George Hovne
Mine Explosion Kills 35 In Artemovek District
Thirty five miners died and twenty nine were injured in a gas explosion at a coal mine in the Artemovek district. The cause is not yet known and the mine owner was arrested.
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Associated Press
Kinrkoy
U. DB
Jona W
Artemovek
Mao Agar Wan
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