Democratic Orators Seek To Commit Party to Dry Repeal
Democratic speakers press for a dry repeal and denounce Republican rule at the national convention. Prohibition, tariff policy, and the Hoover administration feature in keynote attacks as delegates set committees and prepare votes amid party divisions and evolving platform talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nama
Aington
Pitt
Touloveray
Harkey
Kentucky
Nam
Sig
Nebraska
Oklahoma
North
Aubarnia
Keates
Two-Thirds Rule Debated by Delegations at Convention
Maine backed Shouse for permanent chairman with 7 votes to 5 for Walsh while Roosevelt forces push to abrogate the two thirds rule. Iowa opposed abrogation 14 to 11 as North Carolina split on organization. Nevada pledged to Roosevelt. Oregon favored majority rule. Injured men from Fort Warren removed to hospital after car crash near Pierce. Washington plans include newspaper plants as industrial enterprises under revenue rulings.
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Chicago
Tha Maing
Amine
Walsh
Montana
Maine
Votou
Shouse
Bitchasg
Roosevelt
Delegat Hana
Toousvelt
Iowa
North Carolina
Roosevalt
Nevada
Volta
Menting & Httis
Shausa
Itn
North Carallon
Tha
Ohio
Ft. Warren
John Eaeterwoot
Bart Anaith
Fort Warren
Wyoming
Fort
Greeley Hospital
Pierce
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers At Market
Local buyers paid farmers at the market on Monday June 27 as grain prices were reported by Model Mills and inter wholesale firms. Darley and Enns were among attendees, with data showing price trends though details are unclear.
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Jung
Baring Whdah Ogee
Darley
Summer Term Calendar at Gunter Hall Events
The calendar lists Summer Term events with Dr. George E Kale and Dr. George Ratguel. Activities include Personal Experiences In Soviet Russia lectures, graduate seminars, a book review at Little Theater, Hoffmans Disney Vigilantes review, and a concert by Teadora Gallego at Northeast Campus.
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Gunter Hall
George E. Kale
Soviet Russia
Little Theater
Hoffman
Disnay
George E. Ratguel
George &. Ratgual
Westernurope
Teadora Gallegn
Walsh to push repeal plank at convention floor
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts notified associates that he will present a report at the Democratic convention urging a repeal of the 1 percent amendment and immediate modification of the Volstead act. The committee deferred final verdict on prohibition but hints point to support for repealing the amendment without pledging the party.
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Trent Chicago
Democratic Platform Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Rongavolt
Barty
Ronan
Alfred E. Smith
Teachers College Night at Central: City Show Planned
Teachers College Night at Central plans a Friday July 22 event at the Central Cloppers house. Three full rows in the center have been engaged, Whirby-two and others already joined, with a bus leaving Greeley for attendees. Tickets available through John Henry Shew to reserve Teachers College section seats. immediate action required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College Oigit
Three More Killed in German Political Fights
Associated Press dispatch from Bariin reports renewed political clashes across Germany. Fatalities and numerous injuries occurred in Wattenscheid Landsberg Cologne and Leipzig amid fighting between Nazis and communists. Police detained and separated rival groups as violence flared in Hamburg and other cities.
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Associated Press
Bariin
Germany
Herlin
Willy Eigut
Wattenscheld
Adolf Hitler
Pope Blessing Broadcast From Dublin Radio Station
Pope Benedict XVI delivered his benediction to a Dublin congress on religious faith via radio from Rome. The broadcast reached listeners through a Dublin station and the Pontiff’s private secretary reported from the closing ceremony as faithful attended in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Dublin
Rome
Plu
Hla Pai
Agreement on Pauper Fund Policy Made in Greeley
County commissioners met Monday morning with Mra Halow Fitz executive secretary of the Associated Relief Mya Hubert Raye wolda president of the Associated Tla Wat County Attorney Thomas A Nixon and Sheriff W W Wyatt to approve a centralized relief plan. They endorsed Associated Relief as the dole agency for county aid and pledged no leniency toward agitators impostors or bounty seekers while enforcing work requirements and preventing diversion of funds. The panel backed the relief organization and warned against efforts to undercut it or to sway approvals from Greeley applicants. County officials reiterated stricter supervision and centralization of welfare work to ensure the most deserving receive aid during the remainder of the period.
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Gounhie
Dewigna
Mra
Halow Fitz
Associated Wallut
Mya
Hubert Rayewolda
Associated
Tla- Wat
Younty Attorany
Thomas A. Nixon
Gueriff
W. W. Wyatt
Commissionera
Gresley
Patitlon
Maga Uctan
Greeley
Wyatt
Niles Bore Progress Below Three Thousand Feet
Drilling at the Niles well near Manning and Terry with Continental Oil and Pintle Valley Petroleum reached 3115 feet early Monday. Enthusiasm grows among drillers and geologists for a potential 2000 barrel well and a regional drilling boom.
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Niles
Manning & Terry
Continental Oil Company
Pintle Valley Petroleum Company
Leretofore Neem
Aro Colorado
Forecast of 12,000,000 Jobless in Winter
Washington June 4 A forecast by William Green president of the American Federation of Labor predicts 12,000,000 jobless next winter. Unemployment has risen sharply this spring with over a million losing work from January to May 1932. Farm work has offered some jobs but many remain out of work as transportation and industry shrink. Green urges new measures to provide relief and sustenance.
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T Associated Peres
Washington
William Graen
American Federation of Labor
Danasty
Thorméo
Inoruaso
Jung
Sonja Joba
Thaksport
Coloradoans Start Thompson Vice Presidential Move
Colorado delegation launches Thompson for vice president at the Democratic convention. The Pueblo and Denver figures back Roosevelt and the New York governor's program, with debates on binding action and delegation freedom. Injury report and immigration law note separate items in the era’s wires.
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Chicago
Houston Phompson
Colorado
Vaoma
Thompson
Federal Trade Conmilastan
Wreslont Wigon
Ageistant Waltes Sintes Atlaines Renurnt
Fa Chitryas
Mifgadiow
Power
Intereaty
Lie Colorado Dole
Gailon
Cole
Sada
Woolerington
Philip Hornbel
Denver
Yack ‘Thompson
Walter Walker
Grand Junction
Caucia
Walker
Miorovelt
New York
E. Jo
Middlekamp
Pueblo
Tay
Roosevelt
Louis Vogt
Burlington
Wede i i
Storing Lacey
Marty Hackatt
Bert Collas
Denvers
C. Hilliard
Rayond Miller
Anti Catholic Rioting Breaks in Irish Cities
Irish pilgrims bound for a church congress in Dublin faced anti Catholic violence in four Northern Ireland towns. In Ballymena crowd clashes damaged trains and broke windows. in Larne and Coleraine buses were vandalized and several injured. Protestants paraded, stone throwing occurred at trams in Belfast, and police intervened with baton charges.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Dublin
Stelfael
Allywern
Larue
Colnraina
Blalinp
Dawes and
Connor
Dawson Batns
Northern
Rolant
Ballymann
Thopolfcy
Larne
seveTal
Tao Helfant
Coleraine
Stonea
Coleratna
Stonna
St. Nareisson
Roosevelt Fight Ends Two-Thirds Rule Battle at Democratic Nominating Convention
Chicago June 26 Roosevelt forces faltered as the party split over abrogating the two thirds rule at the Democratic convention. Alfred E. Smith and James A. Parley led Roosevelt strategy while New York Governor Roosevelt faced broad opposition. Delegations moved toward defining futures amid ongoing bargaining and a looming ballot.
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Teresa Albany
NOY
Auveenor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tolay
Lola
Democratic Party
Jay Me Vom Nation
Janes A A. Parley
Pha
Nott
Chicago
Alfred I. Smith
Roosevelt
Juno
Hasdquarters
Jamed A. Purley
Siatea
Tia Utne
Haan
Rooseveltang
Veltelrin
Lend Tra
Mabama
Nort Carolina
Moosevelt
Hoogevelt
Tn New York
New York
Alton Roosevelt
Edward J. Duffy
Associated
Layla
Illinios
Tammiany
Danny Camfield Not Seriously Hurt After Shoulder Shot
Danny Camfield of Greeley, a member of Headquarters Company, National Guard, returned to Greeley with his unit Saturday. He was wounded in the shoulder at a rifle range drill by an accident during practice. He spent a few days in the camp hospital and is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Camfield
Greeley
National Guard
Vanauvers
la Jory
Witness Stealing Charge In $300,000 Suit
Los Angeles June 27 Associated Press reports a witness stealing charge was hurled at governors for David and Bluttan as the second week of the breath of promise suit brought by Myrtle Jean St. Pierre opened.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Wag Hnriell
Governers
Davit & Bluttan
Nii
Mies
Jean St. Pierre
Colorado Readies Silver Fight for Democratic Floor
Colorado delegates prepared to press for a definite silver plank at the Democratic National Convention. Denver representative Philip Herbern named spokesman for the silver effort, with a plan to push for an international conference if the platform lacks clarity.
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Edward T. Nelson
Associated Press
Chicago
Colorado
Philip Herbern
Denver
Cotorato
Horn Pein
Senator Walsh
Montana
Ta Hla Moyo
Caze
Tha Borth
Celc- Tado
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Freee
Wester
Age Stadtum
Pitiuy
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Albany Artim
Cenac
John J. Ruskel
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Misette
AL Smith
Tha Econventis
Mistight
Art
Wison
Jefferson
Nakadora
Jing
Stenker
Alber
W. Barkley Packs
Ucian Tucced
Harding
Mellon
Democrata Ettakg
Agriavitars
Walek
Hern
Illon
Avery
Pratense
Alben Barkley
Chisago
Teachers College
Necldea
George Harte
Edward F. Nelson
Presa
Chienge
Colorado Standard
Pigaly
Homer Kizer
Eighth Street
Immigration Lawa
Peeas
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Senate
Haider
George State
Rauider County
Mquor
Kent
Merry
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