Roosevelt Urges Outlawing Gold Bond Demand Rights
President Roosevelt asks Congress to ban demand payments in gold or its equivalent for government securities. He seeks swift legislation to clarify the government’s policy, end gold clause claims, and protect debt management amid the Panama Canal payments dispute and broader monetary safeguards.
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Roosevelt
U.S
Supreme Court
Panama
United States
Panama Canal
Tal
Lhe Treasury
Uvlbortzenk
Caulrran Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
Fraina
Congresa
Bonita
Cor Howe
College Event Lineup Showcases Diverse Arts and Talks
The event schedule lists performances and lectures at Colorado State College and allied venues. Notable items include a late evening concert by J De Farvat Ging and guest conductors, a theater presentation at Lag Theatre, and education conferences featuring Dr. Wook preabling and Dr. WY Pagley. Admission is 40 cents for the Evelip Davie School of Dance showcase, with sessions at Guntop Progresalve WW and Timelirs College.
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Calorada State College
Mean Cohcert
Northeaal Canons
J. de Farvat Ging
Alem He
Lue Rockies
Frinay
Aninal
Ravneation
Charles Rassgel
Stoke Tenehwngs
Lolloga
Weat Field
Massaelusaet
TSR
PeogeeaRye Koderaton
Guntoy Hall
Western regional farming conference in Collins Fort Collins
Farmers from Oregon Washington California Montana Nevada Utah Colorado New Mexico Wyoming gather June 27 to July 10 at the Western Regional Conference. Key speakers include President Faward A. O'Neal of the American Farm Bureau Federation, Chester A Keyis, and Albert S. Goes. Public notice invites Wives to attend and discuss future agricultural issues and mental stimulation programs.
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Fort Collins
American Farm For Thai Federation
Colmraie Sinta Cadjege
Farintole
Orexon
Washington
California
Montana
Nevada
Maho
Wyonding
Utah
Colorada
New Mexico
Aviona
Agrlondmra
Sacnga
Tay
Faward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chester A Keyis
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Hay Albert S. Goes
Federal Land Bank
Richart Young
Berkeley
Calif
Conse
Farm Croft Administration
Elay-Enih
Two American Steamers Tied Up by Port Strike
Vancouver June 27 The waterfront strike now in its twenty first day threatened to have international ramifications as two American freighters were tied up in port today. The American Wallace freighter Shelton tied at the terminal dock Mortha crow tmembora retused to keep up steam in the port of Powell River British Columbia. Longshoremen ore pall off and given tes tranaportation to Seattle.
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Vancouver
Ita
Trenty
Shelton
Powell River
B. G
Gootigan Speaks Tonight on National Radio Network
A controversial figure aligned with Denver and Senator Slyward will address listeners tonight via a nationwide radio program from Washington. The broadcast on KOA is scheduled for 3:30 Mountain Time, discussing Tele tax policy and related issues.
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Proud
Denver
Juris
Slyward
Corttenn
Colonits
Washinghon Tenlehtom
Three Dead as Heavy Midwest Floods Hit Area
Torrential rains sweep the Midwest causing three deaths and widespread damage. Floodwaters swamp towns in Missouri and Kansas with up to three inches in downpours. A 5 year old and an 87 year old died under a bridge near Tonlalans Missouri as rivers rise and grain harvests face delays.
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Town
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago
Tonlalans
Hood
White
Fort Borys
Band Directors Assist Cline For Week In July
Evanston band director Edward Mriizer will assist Cline for July 15 to 19 in the region’s musical week. Melldnrfe, noted as an outstanding brags instructor, joins DEForeat Cline amid Chicago Evanston Winola preparations and July 9 and 11 college concerts conducted by Mer Allister.
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Flora Edward Mriizer
Evanston
Winola
Melldnrfe
Mer Allister
Washington Found Want Ads Profit able Washington Found Want Ads Profit able
Washington waxes on the history of want ads and midwest urban selling tricks. The piece riffs on George Washington era advertising and links it to modern classified style with scattered references to places and figures.
Untitled Historic Meeting and Africa Trip Plan
June 28 details a clash in New York City with references to Abyssinia and Mussaliut, noting a planned expedition by Louis aided by American donors. The piece mentions Le Abysaliin, Mue solil, and various figures like Lonty and Him with unclear roles, plus a philanthropic push for travel to Abydula and Africa.
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Toso Heverly
New York City
Erattoa Lonta
Eimentan
Myce
Gir
Nera
Howe
Chris
Liu Lonty
Abydula
Weel Mussaliut
Rab Braddeck
Boor
Bugs
Cerin
Sokmeltue
Louis
Africa
Work Project Details Laid by Officials Deaver
Officials meeting led by Governor Johnson outlined a state relief plan to start in July with work programs. Details include wage scales, county supervision, and employment priorities as the Works Progress Administration handles district coordination. Reckless driver fined in Windsor after a collision at a confectionery stand.
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Deaver
Muslin
Tadiy
Tate
Altho Pany
Alans
Ramain
Small
Akilal
Eiti Tions
Sis
Progina l
Paul D. Shelger
Ows
Johnson
Searkars
Tata
Sturtver
Yius
Works Progress Administration
Shebyer
Ahl
Wajeda
Shriver
Adttsetstravion
Washinllos
Greeley and Grand Junction Lead State Birth Rates
The state department announced that Greeley had the highest birth rate among large cities last year at 29.8 per 1000, while Grand Junction showed the largest increase from 20.9 in 1923 to 28.2 in 1934, and Fort Collin recorded the lowest rate at 7.2.
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Denver
Jaina
Greetey
Grand Junction
Holarada
T Ie Department
Greeley Hat Iid
Ciiior
Fort Cotlliw
Local buyers pay to farmers for spring grains
Local buyers purchase farm produce including spring wheat and oats from Michigan suppliers. The report notes payments and market activity on Thursday with beans also mentioned, indicating a busy grain trade season for farmers.
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Michigan
County Board Moves to Bar Liquor on City Fringe
Weld county commissioners vow to block sale of hard liquor in the Creeley area near Evans and urge action by lawmakers. They report efforts to enforce wet conditions, while local business owners weigh license applications and await state guidance. The board plans to travel to Denver for the governor’s conference and to resolve licensing disputes tied to nearby towns.
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County Board
Weld County
Mars Day
Yeslee
Mtetige’ Muar
Creeley
Tistriur Atorniy
Tarbert M. Baker
Conimbysionel Charl O. Plum
S. J. Stroh
J.A. Stominey
Calurady Virus Company
Elgheh Ayveriee
Aye
Stroh
Conta Sioners
Uraoloy
Greeley
Gous
Denver
Stamper
Baker Tuuraday
Ieenna
Bheritt
Evans
Evana A .Strong
Evans Volera
Rivers Still Maintain Good Summer Flow
Report from Fort Collins and Loveland notes Poudre River around 2190 cubic feet per second in early summer work while Thompson is near 1100 cfs. Water is directed for direct trasu tion.
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Poudreaver
Tuompson la
Fort Collina
Leystand
Atha Water Ia
Token Payments To Start Shortly In Colorado
Associated Press Denver July 27 Colorado will adopt the token system of collecting possibly within 19. Treasurer Charles M. Armstrong announced today. The tokana will be for one fifth per cent.
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Associated Priga
Denver
Colorado
Charles M. Armstrong
Navy maneuvers reveal gaps in battle readiness
Washington reports that Navy pitteers and enlisted crews performed under public scrutiny, with information leaks hindering government departments. While ships behaved well and manpower excelled, strategic and gunnery flaws emerged, exposing two key weaknesses in maneuvering and outwitting a capable foe.
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Washington
Progressive Educators Convene for Regional Conference
Progressive educators from a new association will stream into town Friday and Saturday for a regional conference, with Willan Heard Kilpatrick of Columbia University leading sessions. A parallel conference on teacher education runs on the same campus, featuring Dr. W. Bagley of Columbia and Dr. Kilpatrick at related events, as the state and national education communities gather ahead of the Denver meeting.
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Moatellg
Lecent Neuilty
Nen
Aria
Dbiepertonal Wileh
George W. Frasier Owlll Prealda
Charles Russell
State Teachers College
Westfield
Mass
Willness
Progressive Education Amacia Holl
F. L. Redefer
Hw Association
W. Bagley
Columbia Lapeax
Camber Hai
Willan
Kilpatrick
Outlon
N.ba
Denver
Gregley Pit
Progressiva
Killafer
Erie Housewife Faces Trial for Slapping Case Worker
Sophie Vinovich, wife of a local coal miner, goes on trial for assault and battery against Clare Lippman, a county FERA case worker. The incident occurred June 18 on a street in front of Erie City Hall. The hearing, moved to Justice James L. Wilson, is set for Friday afternoon after a venue change. Vinovich posted a $900 bond for her appearance.
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Epie
Erie
Sr3
Sophie Vinovich
Tris
FERA
Gresley
Clare Lippman
Samuel J. McAfee 73 Former Sheriff and Federal Officer Dead
Samuel J. McAfee longtime Weld County official and lawman died after a brief illness. He served as sheriff from 1913 to 1927 and later held high posts in the federal justice department. Survived by widow Sally and children, his funeral is set for Friday in Evans with burial at the local cemetery.
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Samuel 4. McAtes
Colorado
Pease
Toremar Department of Justice
McAten
Innan
Department of Justica
Hia
Justice Ausnta
City
Golarado
Samuel J. McAfee
Samuel J. McAfes
Foruler
Enortmank
Fuelico
Goleradn
Wydding
Ula Amd
Weld
Germa
Bovard
Ninth Avenue
Greeley
Pectoria
Mt. McAtee
Departuene of
Justice
Hawan
Agers
New York City
MeMer
Joe
McAfee
Shert Cus Anderson
Macy's Martuarr
Byana Carmatary
Ulyth
Alton
Evans
Hla Pitonis
Ennd
McAfea
Sally Tevartha
Evana
Elouds
McAieg
Ivana Medfee
Jack Wiley
Wea
Hia Caimpalen Anid Ag
Evang Bridge
Shepard
McAtee
Deaio Datecti
Denver
Department of Jualina
Wyoming
Utah
Ite
J. Edgar Hoover
Department of [Justice
MeAtes
Nodge
Mra
Sully McAtee
Hardin
George
Mona Stotzar
Las Animan
John Meatee
Salt Lake City
Meili
Blair
Tarry
Mountain States Telephone Company
Geld Coins Found in Sewer Yield $450 Loot
A sewer discovery on Thursday uncovered $450 in Geld coins, tied to a theft case. Police pursued a suspect but only partial recovery occurred as water washed some valuables away. an unidentified man escaped with minor injuries amid the effort.
U S Nuisance Tax Extended for Two Years
Washington reports confirm congressional action to extend nuisance taxes for two additional years. House and Senate approve conference terms and await presidential signature, with the plan projected to raise about 340 million dollars annually amid debates on rates and wealth distribution measures.
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T Associated
Washington
Asiton
Sumilay
House
Mensors
Pnsa
Ronsevelé
Senate
King
Demncrat
Conforeas
Dora
Howe
Roogevelt
Doughton
Elorinson
Senate Guanes
Gatyantga
Satie Diy
Danincratic Joailers
Ami Senata
Greek Order to Meet Here in Greeley Convention
Greeley will host delegates as the district convention of the Order of American Greek Educational and Progressive Association convenes. About 1,000 people are expected for parades, entertainment, and dances, with General Gosatong presiding at Elksham Hall. The matriate covers Colorado, Wyoming, and parts of Nebraska and New Mexico. George Menu of Denver, the former governor, will preside at the Roastons ceremony.
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Greeley
Wily
Order of Adopt—Amarican Hellanic Educational and Progression Association
iNombsra
Orler
General Gogatong
Elksham
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
New Mexico
George Menu
Denver
Wil
Cheyenne
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Carleyinlathou
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Gootigan
Midwest
Cline
George Washington Wax & Great
Sterling
Tina Tdevil
Ting
Marlene
Yitrey Mukels
Yours
Cate
George Dangart
Winlsor Wis
Paul Mallon
J. Dearest
Mommitzen
Federab
el Jolacon
Propresa
Allrick
Roller County
In Bore
PWA
Asociated Press
Greelay
Kaun
Colin
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