Note ownership dispute ends in favor of Mrs Cora Lance
District Judge Coffin ruled that a $2200 note tied to J L Lance never belonged to Cora Lance’s late husband’s estate and would not be double counted. The case traced the note’s ownership through J A Lance's marriages, from 1928 to Tom Lance, then back to J L Lance, with delivery ordered to J L Lance at times and subsequently returned to Mrs Cora Lance as an heir. Testimony included Louis Lancen and Mrs Gora Lance among others.
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J. M. Vollinx
Batoo
J. Y Lance
Lee
Lance
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Cora Gor
Don Lateo
Greeley
Mra
J. L. Lance
Am Witc
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Nate
J. A. Lanes
Coffin
Colling
J. L. Lanes
Tom Lanes
Mira
Cora Lanes
J. i
Bia
Laura
Lanee
Houlchens
Wiene
Louis Lancen
Reece, Mra
Gora Lance
L. . Wood
Democrats Hunt Jobs for Friends Amid Patronage Clash
Washington reports Democrats forming a social committee under the Democratic National Congressional Committee to seek jobs for party members, accusing Postmaster General Farley of patronage. Representative McClintick of Oklahoma leads the effort, saying lawmakers faced harassment from job seekers and will press Congress to fill patronage roles.
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Washington
June
Cho Way
General Farley
Democrata
Joba
Bedford Moves to Seize Bonds for Debt Payment
Denver, Justo 20. State Treasurer Bedford announced a plan to seize bonds belonging to the University of Colorado to force repayment of a 22 year old state loan of 340,000 dollars made in 1912 for Rocky Auditorium construction. Bedford, custodian for the university securities valued at 386,000, says the attorney general may authorize tapping those bonds to replenish the state treasury before losses. The latest Regents report shows 44,873.35 in the Macky estate fund. Bedford will investigate why those securities were not used to repay the loan.
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Denver
Justo
Bedford
Indiaposatualou Asustodian
Keneral
Hinds
Macky
Nox
Consolidation of Rail Service Here Possible
Denver reports tentative plans for consolidating rail service and removing duplicate routes in northern Colorado and Wyoming. Colorado and Southern along with other lines discuss pooling traffic and coordinating terminals at Greeley and Cheyenne to reduce duplication and improve efficiency. Robert Rica of Colorado & Southern says no formal proposal has been made yet and no agreement exists.
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Colorado
Toa Pacific
Colorado & Southern Roads
Wyoming
Greeley
Healder
Cheyenna
Fort Coll Sind
Robert Rica
Colorado & Southern
Dramatic Musical Film at the Sterling Halled
A four day Sterling Theater run features Gold Diggers of 1934 with Warran Willan Jonu Drondell Roy Kesler Dick Powell Alma MacMahon Guy Kibbee Ginger Rogers and Ned Sparks. Dusty Derkeley chorus of 200 to deliver grand ensembles amid lavish sets as Harry Warren and Al Dubin provide songs.
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42Nd Strest
Heen
Cot Quitences
Hollywood
Stellar Tank
Warran Willan
Jonu Drondell
Roy Kesler
Thig
Dick Powell
Alma MacMahon
Guy Kibbee
Ginger Rogers
Ned Sparks
Dusty Derkeley
Graunty
Atngy
Berean En
Turkadnarent
Harry Warren
al Dubin
European leaders weigh dollar stabilization at world conference
London June 20. A high level European group opens the world economic conference with a key session on stabilizing the dollar. George Bonnet, French finance chief, says the delegates expect an American reluctance to act immediately and an adjournment may be sought to await a stabilization decision. Western groups hint that adjournment could be proposed pending solution of the stabilization issue.
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London
George Bonnet
Fuance
Nem
Hora Nf Lin Gold Group
Revenue Bill To Lift Beer Tax In Idaho
In a special session the Idaho legislature passed a second beer tax bill by a narrow vote. The measure, setting 3.2 percent beer sales terms, heads to the senate where passage is deemed likely. Governor’s aides see quick enactment of the beer tax to raise state revenue.
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iAssotie
Holse
Ida
Ivoko
Senate
Railroads Report May Net Income Soars
The Union Pacific Railroad reported net operating income for May of 576 1684? double the prior month and triple of May 1932. Rail traffic gains were noted by the Great Central, Chicago and Northwestern, Rock Island and Burlington lines, signaling a strong week for freight across major carriers in Chicago.
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Chicago
Union Paville Railroad
Gentral
Chicago and Northwestern
Rock Inland
Burlington Lines
Extreme Heat Across East As West Sees Rain Relief
The region faced record high temperatures from the Dakotas to the Atlantic with Iowa to Indiana showing sultry conditions. Chicago reached 97, Des Moines 98, and Indianapolis about 95 as 90s spread from Nebraska to Maryland. A few showers cooled some areas, lowering readings by about five degrees to 85 in Omaha. Officials weigh if rain will revive blasted crops while a mud volcano event in the Imperial Valley caused a brief disruption.
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Heath
Dakotas
Atlantic
Ballet Today
Hopy
Northwest States
Mercury
Iowa
Uuola
Boston
Omaha
Nebraska
Trncola
Northern Colorado Coal Operators in Trial To Make Code
Northern Colorado coal operators work to draft a code under the Industrial recovery act. Bituminous producers in northern Colorado and adjacent regions unite to set provisions for production and pricing, aiming to stabilize operations and prevent antitrust concerns while seeking a sales agency plan.
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Northern
Colorado
Colorato
New Mexico
New Morticg
Raoult County
Dao Group
Tomit
Prarte
Evocovery
Tha Eat
Droft
Chilu
LHL
Azlex
Itg
Lio
United States Suprem Court
BRO. S
Cuba Short of Sugar by 8337 Tons in 1930s Output
Havana reports Cuba fell short of sugar production targets by 8 337 long tons under President Machado's early year decree. Official figures show Inland mills grinding at full pace, total output at 1 994 803 long tons, as released by the Agriculture Department.
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Cuba
fIavana
Machado
Sarly
Agricultures “Department
Alow
Lavelopd Gaming Season Opens Monday for 4 Days
Elmer Ivers, manager of Cauuing company, reports Goccoberry crop ready to come in on Monday for a four day run. The crop is stronger than normal and will supply the factory. About fifteen men and women will be employed for the period.
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Elmer Ivers
Ping
Elle
Ivers
Loveland Factory Orchard Closures Reported In Brief
Fragmentary OCR note hints at a local Loveland factory and orchard operations, with mentions of a cheery coach and manager named Ben. It speculates on potential closures or reductions amid uncertain details and scattered names.
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Ogg
Colling Factory
Orched
Loveland Gg
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