Stanford Historian Examines Caribbean U S Influence
Stanford historian Dr. Percy A. Martin of Brayford University spoke on Caribbean opinion toward the United States, noting U S occupation harmed dignity in Cuba and Nicaragua while provoking Latin American hostility. he warned intervention might be needed in Cuba.
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Lie Matt
Percy A. Martin
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Minetin Hag
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Paris
Spanish America
Bosiy
Nicaragua
Cuba
Latin America
Martin
Agala
Fragmentary passage hints at rights and self governance debate
A garbled excerpt references a debate over rights and self rule, mentioning a treaty, an amendment, and figures like Dr Martha and Ed Tottler. The text is fragmented, with unclear connections and missing context, making precise attribution difficult.
Romances Started at Greeley Dance Result in Weddings
Two couples who met at a Greeley dance and stayed together for more than a year were married in a double ceremony today. Lydia and Molle Mertz wed Ralph H. Scott and Russell Vrakey. Boots and Prakes left their home to move to Danver eight years ago and first met at a dance in Greeley after a Masonic banquet.
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Aldo Uy
Noro
Lydia
Molle
Mertz
Ralph H. Scottoe
Russell Vrakey
Boots
Prakes
Zanraville
Danver
Greelay
City Brevities from a Busy Week in Denver
Mrs. W. O. Adkin entertains guests for several days. Myra Pray and daughter Viellis of Bouyer visit. Dorothy Powarg, daughter of Mr. au Men Powarg, spends two days in Denver with Loona Beach. Ethel Howell advertises Flower Shop services at 1202 4th Ave. Ads note Coca Cola promotions after July 1. Greeley Coca Cola Betting Company advert. Mrs. G. Carlson represents Nu-Bone Corset Co. at 449 10th St. Andy Epple's Dugout opens for business. Berta offers spring canning, phone 294 W 2nd Rt. Local chicken specials and home made features advertised.
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Powarg
Denver
Loona Beach
Ethel IL Howell
4Th Ave
Greeley Cocw Cola Betting Company
Mra
G. Carlson
Nu-Bone Corsst Co
Local Greeley News Notes Several Residents Attend Events
Mrs Stephen Levis of Cusnath visits Greelay WI with friends. Neal Uraca recovers at home after pneumonia attack. Mrs Geo Kirk returns from Guncho Ola. Mrs Lele O'Brien injures ankle. University misses teaching post. Appreciation and thanks from neighbors after Kent fire. Marriage license issued for Charles Moroto and Margaret Scollick. Many townsfolk attending lectures, visits, and mountain trips with friends and relatives in Glen Haven Estes Park and Denver.
Grube Howard International Student Writes Story of Career
Grube Howard the son of Mr and Mrs Wellington Howard of OU studied at IIT high school and Aggies, earned a teaching credential, and taught mathematics at Gl Wgh school. He was invited to be principal at Grover next year and later offered a position in Tulxia railroad office Puerto Coc Ha. He draws seaside yachts and writes about yacht excursions and a tournament.
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Wellington Howard
Tuerte Contilla
Honduras
Iit High School
Aggies
Teachers College
Tha Aplog
Gl Wgh
Grover
Ponttlorag Mechantess
Tulxia
Puerto Coc
Local notices and obituaries mix in tangled county news
A fragile clipping records several residents and families across the area. It notes John Doxum and Hallick visiting Lake for a day, Mrs. Gat formerly Ruth Bush, and Bris preparing to travel to Lex Molines California to visit Floyd. Entries mention Myra Miller's death in Washington Virginia, W B Wilkinson learning of it, and Rev Miller in Moon Vists. An eucalyptus tree is described as growing 480 to 600 feet tall.
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Minerva Bush
Thair Nieve
O. Heaut
Gacy
Ind
Gat
Ruth Bush
Ryerett
EB. Wilkinson
Mra
Miller
Star
Washington, Va
Myra
W. We Jainier
Rose Wilkinson
FE. Wilkingson
Moona Vists
Alley
Lirea Sons
Daughere
Deaf Man Hit by Train in Gorg To Survive
Deaf man Mattocks' son Robert was unable to warn him as he lay on the track in Canon City. The blacksmith, Madey Dlacksmith of Canum County, was struck and taken to a hospital, later incardted.
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Solda
Madey Dlacksmith
Canum
Royal
Mattocks
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