French Debt Reply Upheld by Deputies
In Paris the French chamber of deputies narrowly backed the government’s reply to President Hoover’s moratorium plan. Premier Laval won confidence by securing 886 to 189 in support as he continued talks with Andrew Mellon in Paris. The vote affirmed a one year German reparations moratorium tied to France’s policy aims amid debates led by Leon Blum on broader European cooperation and disarmament.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Laval
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Paria
Pramier Laval
United States
Hague
Germany
Thone
Hoover
Leon Blum
Europe
Berlin
Enoug
Boersen Courier
Ald
France
Community of Nations
Lokalangelger
Unanimo
Stocks Finish Lively Week with Flourish of Strength
New York June 27 Stocks finish a strenuous week with a flourish of strength despite debt talks. United States Steel led gains, closing at 104.57, up 2.37. Bethlehem Steel Du Pont Johns Manville Lingott Myers Westinghouse Allied Chemical and American Telephone rose 2 or more, while Nickel Plate and others gained. Trading volume reached about 1.2 million shares in a two hour weekend session.
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Associated Treas
New York
Indy
Washington
Paris
United Staton Wheel Common
Iowa
Bethlehem Steel
du Pont
John Manville
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Ninols Central
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Wheat Conditions in Manitoba Are Worse
Winnipeg dispatch notes crop conditions in Manitoba and Saskatchewan have deteriorated over the past three weeks with only northern Alberta showing any material improvement. The Manitoba Free Press general crop report cites correspondents describing straw length as pitiful and only the best districts reaching around 18 inches, with some reports measuring four to eight inches.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sankatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba Free Press
Free Press
Acorea
Bruening Silent on French Reply in Hoover Debt Debate
Chancellor Bruening spoke to the German federation of bakers and avoided commenting on France's reply to Hoover's war debt plan. He urged thrift and steady finance, cited relief from the plan, and urged internal strengthening of Germany's economy through sane policy. He praised US cooperation and private industry for admitting past mistakes and seeking remedies.
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Bertin
Weinrich Bruening
Germany
Herr Bruening
United States
Loxdera
Social science lab viewed as work space not recitation
Professor Howard C. Hill of the University of Chicago told educators at a regional conference that social science classrooms should be laboratories for inquiry rather than places to recite. He noted a shift toward emphasis on processes, correlation of causes, and a broader, richer course variety in high schools.
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Howard C. Hill
Ta University of Chicago
Wenler
Kardes
Wyoming posse recovers 4000 in bank camp loot
A large Wyoming manhunt led to a raid on a Hibbern mountain camp where about 4000 dollars in alleged loot was seized. Three men, Loyd Frinch James Southerland and Selby Sanford, were captured and two others fled. Bronc McGann and Jack Johnson were suspected but escaped. The raid followed a tourist camp robbery at Sweetwater bridge and involved Sheriff James Thompson Deputy Maurice Logue and other officers. The camp lay about 60 miles northeast of Pinedale in a remote mountain area.
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Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Hibborn Mountain
Loyd Frinch
James Southerland
Selby Sanford
Voltigers
Bronc” McGann
Jack Johnson
James Thompson
Maurice Logue Ot
William Airdale
Bheritt Pattick White
Sublette County
Frisch
Southerland
Bsanford
Yester
McGane
Johnson
Hibner Discusses Teacher Selection in Western States
D M Hibner Arizona superintendent cites varies by town size from five to 126 teachers per year and 4 to 29 percent of staff. He notes Arizona New Mexico Colorado schools increasingly use college placement bureaus to screen candidates, aiding selection and appointment.
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D. M. Hibner
Et Ray
Ariz
Peravos
Hibner
Teachers College Jand
Greeley
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Emloyers
One of Dan Daniels Gang Is Sentenced to Death by Jury
Garthags Missouri June report: Jim Creighton, linked to the Dan Daniels gang once active in Denver years ago, was sentenced to death by a jury. He faced charges of complicity in multiple robberies including a bank theft at Trastines Nab and earlier incidents in Borger and Amarillo, Texas.
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Dan Daniels Gang
Garthags
M Pandit Sang
Denver
Danny Danfalz
Canoe City
Jim Creighton
Doris Helter
O. K
Franco Denies Air Force Revolt In Spain
Seville June 27 General Banajo ordered troops to march on Tablada airfield after reports of air troops plotting against the government. Major Franco, exiled from Madrid, denied any revolt and said he would continue campaign dictations from Seville hospital where he is injured.
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Franco
Air Force
Spain
Saville
Major Franco
Bpalo
Alfonso
Promont
Seville
Fiest
Baed
Major Byaoco
Banjurio
Tablads
Hammon Franco
Revolutionary Party
Bond Asked of Stuart L Sweet in Denver Embezzlement Case
Denver officials request a ten thousand dollar bond for Stuart L Sweet a Denver broker charged with embezzlement and larceny in a case brought by Earl Wottengel district attorney. Two sisters Nellie McNahan and Miss J A McMahan accuse Sweet of taking about ten thousand dollars for stock investments promising interest and dividends. Sweet calls the charges unwarranted and says the matter has been settled.
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Denver
Jana
Earl Wottengel
Stuart I Sweet
Justice of the Peace Court
Nellie McNahan
Misa J. A. McMahan
Sweet
Wottengo
New York
Baking firm head urges wheat consumption campaign
Kaness City June 27. M Lee Marshall, chairman of the continental baking corporation, urged the Farm Board to back plans to withhold wheat from domestic markets only if a federally financed campaign to create wheat consumption is included.
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Baking Corporation
Farm Board
Kaness City
M. Lee Marshall
Continental Baking Corporation
Motorway Cuts Express Rates On Colorado Route
Colorado Motorway announces a new schedule cutting express charges per hundred pounds. Packages up to 2 percent pounds can ship between Greeley and Denver for a minimum 25 cent rate, with similar reductions across routes. The firm emphasizes rush service from Denver and nationwide reach.
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Colorado Motorway
Greeley
Denyer
Oper
Alee An Express
Denver
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Wandel in Wyoming
A daughter was born June 17 at Memorial hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence M Wandel of 32 South Grant Avenue Sauper Wyoming The baby is a girl. Another birth notice reports a girl born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Coil Hill of Fifth Street at Greelay hospital Batardoy.
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Horn
Mra
Clerence M. Wandel
Gouth Grant Mveave
Sauper
Wyo
the Memorial Hospital
TH. W. Sores
Bernonville
Grouley
Coil Hil
Wis
Fifth Street
Greelay Hospital Batardoy
59 Indicted in Chicago with Wet Concern
Fifty nine men and two firms were indicted by a federal grand jury for operating a Chicago area liquor syndicate based in Aurora Illinois. Officials say over 2 million gallons of alcohol were produced and distributed since 1927 and many defendants were once part of Capone's outfit. Raids in several cities led to arrests. arraignments set for in a few days.
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Asociates
Chicago
Alphonse Capon
Hag
Fla, Offanatye
Jaghor
Spartace AI
Ymaen
Firma
Federal
Aurora
Til
Nimnofy Ad Tawa
Capone
Thi
Midwest
Capone Iz
Chiat
Aurora Ring ‘A
Mika Blumberg
Clinton
Aliaware
Robert W. Reese
Sterling
Whiteside County
Thomas J. Harrigat, Jr
Chicago and
Oak Park
Sam Delf
Bugar Supply Company
Mike
Joe
David Meyers
Richard Russell
Frank Price
Waterloo
United States
Daniel Anderson
Grand Jury
Antara
Aiready
Anderson
Potential Split Within British Liberal Party Nears
London June 27 reports indicate a faction led by Sir John Simon plans to secede from David Lloyd George’s Liberal leadership. A major party meeting revealed a clear breach with the official policy, with Sir Archibald Sinclair and others preparing to inform leaders that they no longer wish to align with the government.
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London
John
Simon
David Lloyd George
Archibald Sinclair
Iberal
Press of Germany Criticizes French Debt Stance
German press largely refrains from commenting on France’s moratorium note, yet several papers harshly condemn it. The Boersen Courier accuses Laval’s note of delaying relief and worsening mass debt, while Der Tag mocks French generosity. Other outlets criticize France for demanding sacrifices from others while exempting itself.
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Press of
Germany
Land writs and battles fade in old paper note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a war of words with names and places fading. The note hints at land, troops, and a captured captain, with dates and events obscured by damage. The readable fragments leave a sense of historic conflict and uncertain outcomes.
Horriis and Hillig Will Not Fly Back
Horriis and Hillig say they will revisit their birthplaces after recovery from a recent gliding crash. They plan stops in Aarhus and Jutland, then Germany, before considering a return to America, expressing fondness for Denmark and Liberty, and noting their long love for Germany. The twins arrived after a disrupted journey from Hasbrouck Heights via Harbor Grace and Krefeld.
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Copenhagen
America
Mera
Otto Hille
Holger Horrils
Fresa
Aid Holtied
Jutland
Aarhus Braban
Germany
Hillig
Hiltig
Desiree
Demmark
Sisintrucke
Saxony
Denmark
Danny
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Harbor Grace
N. F
Krefeld
Bremen
Fortune to paolography dud Tiolchy earns his wings
An obscure fragment hints at a person named Tiolchy seeking flight in a new world. The garbled text suggests ambitions tied to earning wings, possibly metaphorical, with little verifiable context or dates. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Deaths and Funerals for Lucas and Parkin
Funeral services for Mrs Chorio W Lucas will be held at Macy's chapel at 2:30 Sunday. Burial at Ling Grove cemetery, Johnstown. June 27 William Jay Parkin two months old son of Mr and Mrs Bam Parkin died Friday morning after hospital treatment. Funeral service will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:39 at the house.
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Chorio W. Lucas
Macy's Chapel
Ling Grove Cemetery
Johnstown
William Jay Parkin
Bam Parkin
Children’s Hospital
Denver
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Bjork Express
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A. B.C
Busines Papere
Audit Bureau
FranTul
the Capper Publications
Busines
ABOC
Senator Capper
Arthur Capper
Senate
Poer Publications
Bureau
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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the Greeley Tribune
The
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Oldsmobile
W. A. Jack & Sons, Inc
Greeley, Colo
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