Adams and Johnson Criticize Roosevelt Program Features
A garbled report discusses Adams and Johnson criticizing Roosevelt's priming the pump policy. The text references financial figures, foreign capital, ownership issues, and political commentary from interviews and observers, with political figures and entities barely identifiable. The fragmentary prose mentions January and June eras, Denver, and various names amid unclear context.
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Adams
Johnson
Roosevelt
Japan Readies Drive in South China
A scrambled report notes Japan preparing a military drive in South China with references to coastal defenses, offensives near Foochow and adjacent regions. Mentions locations such as Cenrereiawea Kad and Pokien province with implied strategic actions and forces.
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Japan
South
China
Fapanpag Mewil
Prquest
Pokien
Shand
Adams Leader Defeats Roosevelt in Senate Move against Devaluation
Washington June 26. President Roosevelt loses a key Senate clash as 47 to 34 votes deny extending emergency devaluation powers. The measure, led by Senator Adair of Colorado, aimed to end the president’s authority this month. Supporters argued it safeguarded the dollar amid the New Deal era.
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Washington
Hoosevett
Monmlay
Senate
Carter Giang
Virginia
Serutioe Adair
Colorado
Viking
Devalua- Hart
Sliver
Witeh
Gbesk
Long Becomes Governor of Louisiana
Long Becomes Governor of Louisiana after Governor resigns amid political turmoil. He steps in during an electric atmosphere of contention and uncertainty, with ties to Huey Long and intense public interest surrounding the transition. The event marks a pivotal shift in state leadership under pressure from internal disputes.
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Laufaland
Ander Leche
Governora Jt
Renohol Patttea
Huey
Bamg
Songer picked to represent Weld County at Cleveland trip
Jack Songer aged 16 of Bergysvale was chosen from six poultry club members to represent Weld County in Colorado at the World Poultry Congress in Cleveland. Selection announced by County Agent C. G. Staver after a close contest. Songer, a sixth year Weld County poultry club member, raised 100 White Leghorns and 99 of 104 White Rocks. State elimination set for July 1 with a free trip to the congress as the prize. Judges included Lt. F. Johnson Smith-Hughes instructor in Greeley I. Hupgselt and Robert Adviph. Others honored: Steya June Gillespie Mary Shut Clyda Abbott Kenneth Barney Claude Pippin.
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Weld
Colorado
Cleveland
C. G. Staver
Songer
Poultry Club
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Steya June Clllespie
Mary Shut
Oklahoma
Clyda Abbott
Platteville
Kenneth Barney
Claude Pippin
Keenesburg
Millionaire's Promises Suit Dismissed in Settlement
A high profile breach of promise suit involving Harold McCormick and Mrs Colby was dismissed in circuit court today after attorneys said the case had been settled out of court for 12500. The plaintiff Mrs Colby aged 61 from Whlow is described in the filing as a widow. The action initially sought 2000000 in damages, with the claims centered on alleged broken promises by the millionaire. Court records indicate the settlement amount was agreed upon by both sides prior to formal judgment. The deal resolves all claims between the parties.
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Asociated Press
Chicago
Lita
Olive Rendolph Colby
Harold McCormick
Hirvestey
Htad
Mra
Colby
Whlow
McCormick's Marriage Request Upset in 1983 City
The 66 year old chairman of International Harvester faced a dispute in Kansas City after alleging he was asked to marry in two sessions in 1983 but later changed his mind. He reportedly married Adah Wilson in California last year, a caregiver during one of his health spells.
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Alding
Kansas City
McCormick
International Harvester Company
California
Adah Wilson
Estate tax payment agreed for Cyrus H. McCormick estate
The estate of Cyrus H. McCormick, Chicago Harvester magnate, agreed on Monday to pay no more than three fourths of the additional estate taxes. The government had sought $4,495,409.
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Washington
Cyrus H. McCormick
Chicago Harvester
Senator Adams predicts 100000 to 200000 jobs if bill passes
Washington reports Senator Al ya Ti Adams of Colorado predicted that 100000 to 200000 jobs would be created if the House approves the Senate bill setting the price of silver at 77.57 cents per ounce. The item reflects AP style market and economic projection in a brief political update.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alya Ti. Adams
Colorado
House
Senate
Laramie Gates Closed Contempt Action Threatened
Wyoming insists headgates on the Laramie River be closed after meadowland ranchers opened them last week. Attorney General Ewing Kerr says he will seek contempt action if Colorado engineers fail to lock the gates, amid ongoing Colorado Supreme Court review of Coffin rulings. Federal decree allocates 39 750 acre feet to Colorado. Wyoming vows to resist exceeding that allotment. A separate note reports Bureau of Mines surveys for war material deposits in Wyoming and Montana, including iron ore in Montana and manganese at Phillipsburg.
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Fort Collins
Ewing T. Kerr
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Colorado State Engineer’s
Laramie
Meadowland
Nlscil
Colorado Syelneers
Lavenhem
Federal Supreme Court
Colorado
M. C. Hinderlicher
Kerr
Wyombue
Surimer County
Claude Coffin
Colorado Supreme Court
Coffin
Kery
Case Against Fort Morgan Man In Denver Ousted
Denver judge sustains motion to quash leaving scene charge against Ralph Graham Jr’s client Kenneth W Robinson argues accident involving Sam Lough in Denver was outside state jurisdiction. Minute.
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Ft. Morgan
Denver
Associated Press
Jude Robert W. Steele
Ralph Graham, Jr
Lof
Fort Morgan
Kenneth W. Robinson
Graham
Sam Lough
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