U P Sued Over Bean Shipment Value and Delivery
A produce firm sues the railroad alleging failure to pay for beans valued at $868 after dispatch from Greenley to Baxter Tennessee. The complaint states 100 sacks were converted to the railroad for its use and not delivered, with the shipment routing via Nashville for partial unloading. Also mentions a foreclosure suit by Walter Limbert Company against W. Eris of Galeton for $90.
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Greeley
Teonentes
Walt
Jaint
Willian
R. Hel
Plalotise
Baxter, Tenn
Dirace
Neshville
Walter Limnbet
Uled Sult
Hownagainet
W. Eris
Galeton
Wednesday Day of Woe on East Side
Residents report a day of trouble on the East Side as police were alerted to missing cats and chickens at 1613 Third Avenue belonging to Mrs. Frank Rhoades. Claims of cattle escape from a sugar factory disturbed gardens, with numerous residents calling in about damages and a local man Mr. Farr preparing for retirement after incidents.
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East Side
Mra
Frank Rhoades
Third Avenue
Calle
East Sida
Harry Barressi
Claagor
Sixth Avenue
Timus
Ed Hungenberg
Fourth Avenue
Bisteenth Street
Jake Onier
Fifteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Foulra
Mr. Farr
Damaes
City Funds Boost for Greeley Band Here
City officials considered a $200 increase to support the Greeley band as summer budget shortfalls and attendance dips strained college finances. Dr Frasier and J Dine briefed the council on waiving $14 tuition for affected players, with the college and city sharing costs to maintain free board and lodging obligations. The measure aimed to sustain the band’s 23 members, who had already paid expenses and stayed under an earlier agreement.
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Thearaeloy
Greeley
Ree Frasier
J. D.ine
Munic Conservatory
Frasier
Gresley
Carrel
Eresanite
Dr. Frasier
J Farrel
Nikona
Bn Dellaves
de Frasier
Cok Joye
Entetfe
Overley
Grealey
Cline
Curee
Frauler
Roberts
Discuraton
Greeley Band
Roosevelt Interruption Marks Harbor News Cruise
President Roosevelt interrupted a coastward vacation to discuss international and domestic affairs aboard the Amberjack. Colonel Edward M. House joined later, and Lewis M. Douglas boarded to address veterans compensation. A missing spouse report and a dynamite cap accident at a local farm and hospital injuries are also noted.
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Gloucester
Muse
Geatown
Roosevelt
Edward M. House
Wilson
Lewis Mu. Douglas
Readjustment Administration Aims to Stabilize Farms
Congress studies farm problems amid the new agricultural program, with the Farm Credit Administration and Agricultural Readjustment Administration outlining credit facilities and refinancing steps. The plan includes bonds by federal land banks, Treasury subsidies, and a moving tax on domestic consumption to finance compensation to farmers reducing acreage. It seeks to lower production to restore purchasing power and stabilize prices while supporting farm liquidity and marketing cooperatives.
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Guitara
Congress
Farm Credit Administration
Agricultural Readjustment Administration
Federal Land Banks
Federal
Federal Treasury
Farm Ecredit
Faltoral Land Bank District
Almileriy
Farm Board
Agriculture Readjustment Administration
Conspiracy in Smallest Republic Discovered
A plot to assassinate the two captains regent and leading Ban Marino officials has been uncovered. Authorities say documents found on two Sicilians arrested in San Marino while photographing public buildings reveal the plan.
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Umeda Prema
San Martono
Ioan
Ban Marino
Staalent
Alero
Bara
Ban Aria
Italy
San Marino
Cuba Proposes Summit Sugar Plan at World Conference
London June 21 Cuba’s delegation to the world economic conference urges rapid action on a sugar program. Orestes Ferrara, Havana representative, outlines a plan opposing new sugar factories and expanding capacity of existing plants. It also seeks to bar new subsidies, curb tariffs, and trigger the revolution on ratification by a broad list of nations including the United States Britain France Germany and others.
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London
World Economic Conference
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Union of South Africa
Germany
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Australia
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Egypt
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India
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Mexico
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Peru
Poland
Portugal
Czechoslovakia
Turkey
Russia
Jugoslavia
Five High School Youths Sentenced for Cemetery Lark
In High Point North Carolina on June 1 four students Evans Truesdale 15 John Jomas 18 James Glavoulis 17 and Charles Vrrakalakaa 17 pleaded guilty to desecrating a graveyard and were sentenced to spend five nights each in the cemetery supervised by Judge Lewis B Teague Their group said their aim was to take skeleton photographs for study as part of the Friends of Galactic Order science club and the sentences would run in sequence until completion.
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High Point
N.C
Atudente
Pletoria
Evans Truesdale
John Jomas
James Glavoulis
Charles Vrrakalakaa
High Echoo
Acience Club
Galabads
Dadge Lewis B. Teague
Omaha Cattle Market Sees Mixed Hogs and Lambs Prices
Kansas City reports show cattle to 4.60 a hundredweight, with hogs and lambs trading unevenly. Packers bid 20s lower, top around 4.25 for lighter cattle, 210 to 269 pounds, while feeders and yearlings move slowly amid soft demand across regions including Texas and Arizona.
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OMAIA
Walves
Chile
Amy
Weber
Bie
Oates
Kansas Cody
BSS
Texas Wathera
Orexan
Imiabe
Erada Lotn
Levolis
Effort to Locate Hamm Hideout Yields No Breakthrough
Reported efforts to locate the Hamm hideout fail as a search team returns from a southward trip to study a house in St Paul’s exclusive district. Police pursue three or four suspects, with a red headed woman linked to a local attorney and a coroner in renting the property. Names include J Stanley Sorich and Verne Sankey, while Hass Kell is mentioned in related proceedings. The Hamm kidnapping case tightens as a Denver abductee, Boettcher II, is noted in police files. Additional notes mention college registration dipping by about ten percent and a protest over renaming the Hoover Dam project Boulder Dam.
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Punt
Minn
Willisw Hamm
Magnday
Hamm
St. Paul
Governor to spend week at ranch in Craig
Governor Edwin Judson, recalled to Denver from vacation, left this morning for Craig to spend the rest of the week at his old home town ranch. His family accompanied him and upon return next week he will seek a special session of the state legislature to consider relief projects for Colorado.
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Edwin
Judson
Denver
Craig
Koveggler
Colorado
Seats Delay Opening of New Theatre Here
The new theater in Greeley named the Kiva faces a delayed opening due to late arrival of custom seats from Grand Rapids. Four seat designs feature Indian motifs, and the opening date now slips to a later time than planned.
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Greeley
Klya
Ita
Grand Rapids
Mich
Groening
Wallace Warns of Possible Wheat Dump To World Market
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace told the National Association of Millers that the United States could dump its wheat surplus on the world market if other wheat producing nations fail to see a market. He spoke at a Chicago gathering on June 20.
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T Associated
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Millers National Federation
United States
Federal for Coun City Bui TAaroelated Pri Denver
Federal for county towns in Colorado aims to leverage federal aid for public works. Officials report the federal program empowers states to set status and pursue project kinds, with plans to lease land to operators and fund additional work through state coordination.
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Colorado
Ricks
Uresa
Federay Fa
Soerarni Colorado Citle
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