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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
7
A heated debate within the Democratic Party centers on the two thirds rule, with Roosevelt supporters pushing for reforms and opponents warning of a division. Key figures like Governor Roosevelt and Senator Walsh join leaders to shape the platform as convention approaches.
Franklin D. Roosevelt then New York governor and leading 1920 Democratic hopeful spoke at Lincoln Park Greeley October 7 1920 during a long U.S. tour. Cox had earlier addressed a similar event from a Union Pacific train. Roosevelt’s talk attacked Republican platforms and urged league support amid heckling as questions on religion and dates arose.
Walter Walker Denver publisher and state central committee chair reports Colorado’s Democratic delegation will support Franklin D. Roosevelt at the national convention in Chicago. He expects possible disagreements on the prohibition plank and predicts Baker could win if a deadlock favors Roosevelt’s withdrawal. Walker plans to attend the Chicago caucus Monday and aims to keep harmony among Colorado delegates.
K Pretzel of Columbia informs Jet 3b Thursday noon of a lecturer on Colorado and college summers. Event linked to International Exhibition in Detroit. guests include Mr and Mrs Mossy welcoming new bride Shlender’s husband death noted near Satcornme with extended family lineage detailed.
New Rayner June 24 reports the David Anthes well drilling below 1900 feet and preparing to cement 12 1/2 inch casings around 200 feet. About 1200 feet of water standing and 60 sacks of cement ordered near Fort Colina for the job. Arrangements to switch from standard to rotary tools are under way as tests proceed. An excavation 400 feet long has been requested.
In Detroit at a girls detention home 90 inmates aged 14 to 17 clashed in the dining room for over 15 minutes. They used knives and improvised tools, windows broke, staff and girls suffered scratches and minor injuries. Four girls were hospitalized, others given first aid.
Denver June 24 Joseph P Romp a reputed Denver gauzuler and six of his assorted henchmen charged with conspiracy to violate the squor law awaited a federal verdict. The government and defense closed their arguments in the afternoon and the case was given to the jury. Mahoney attacked the testimony of George Bahl alias George Bruart who the government says was a star witness for the prosecution.
Nashville Tenn June 24 T M Cardenhire a delegate to the democratic national convention announced he would sponsor a resolution to deny former Governor Al Smith the privileges of the convention floor and to deem him ineligible as a presidential candidate. He said he would abide by the convention action and support its nominee. Warrenville counsellor general of Tennessee aid A Smith supporter four years ago issued a statement attacking the former governor for his remark able interview in Chicago a few days ago. In which he stated whether or not he would support the nominee for president to be made at the democratic convention in Chicago next week. The democrats of the nation must have been amazed and shocked at that interview.
Mahpulug and Torry firms of Platta Valley Petroleum and Continental Oil report drilling below 600 feet near 2 pm Friday with progress noted. Leona Butterswell at 286 feet remains poised to resume Sunday. Greeley Oil moves equipment to the Rameny lease near Buckingham. Potter funeral Sunday in Macy's drawing room and Masonic service at Linn Grove.
In Denver on June 23 a mother placed a pill bottle in her crying baby's reach. The seven month old Harald Krause died after swallowing several pills containing deadly poison. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Kra, who resided on a ranch near Blaton.
Eva Terry, 27, former secretary treasurer of the City Savings Building and Loan misappropriation case, confessed to receiving $28,060 in cash and an expensive outfit from Walter C. Davis. She denied knowledge of his whereabouts and pledged to protect him amid a $1,250,000 shortage in the institution’s accounts.
New York June 24 Joe Jacobs manager of former world heavyweight champion Max Schmeling was indefinitely suspended by the New York State Athletics Commission as a manager and adviser for protesting the decision awarding the title to Ike Starkey. The action bars Jacobs from involvement with boxers pending further review.
Collins labor man Domeau, a Port Colling railroad worker and organizer, claims Governor Adams will seek the gubernatorial successor. Casaday reportedly arranged work to line up support, while Adams faces potential challenges from Barnett in the Democratic U.S. Senate race and internal party tensions at the Alamosa labor convention.
The Northern Colerae Kaigata Templar Association Longinont Commandery will hold a picnic at Camp Dix on Sunday June 28. About 160 Templars from Grealey and other towns, with families, will attend. William Welsh Sr. supervises the sports program with local helpers. A morning program includes contests and entertainment in the afternoon.
Eleven carloads of drilling equipment bound for Baton Pacific were shipped from Cornish within ten days. The machinery and pipe belonged to the Sultan corporation and were consigned to stations in Oklahoma. The gear was used on wells drilled by Prairie Oil and Gas Company of Wyoming.
A fragment notes a summer term calendar referencing a recruitment trip into the snow in the Rocky Mountain National Park. The readable text mentions Friday and weekend timing and a mountain setting. The item suggests an outdoor adventure or trip logistics during the summer term.
In a dramatic yard incident on a Friday morning the assistant superintendent of the Colorado division and work crews tried to shield a hat from a moving freight. The hat was saved but the train’s schedule disrupted with No. 118 late and No. 21 misrouted. Cahill plans to weight the new hat’s brim.
Four youthful players from the local district travel to Denver on Monday to compete in the boys Senuts tournament. Buk Armmatraut Harald Bina Al Ogie and Frank Gregory are listed as entrants with Mare Ogle driving the group in the W. 10 Armentrout car. The schedule has them in the local morning round and a Denver moot in the afternoon.
Sweetwater welcomed a group of about 500 California bonus marchers arriving by train. They disembarked, were serenaded by locals, and set up in the city park building, marching there with no funds or food and carrying their belongings on their backs.
A chaotic report from Siam describes a provisional seizure of the king and royal palace by rebels. The army mutinied, the royal family was moved to a warship, and plans reportedly favored a constitutional monarchy while maintaining the king’s title.
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