Banks Declare Holidays as Federal Action Rolls Through States
The article reports on bank holidays declared by several states to stabilize deposits and curb withdrawals amid financial strain. It notes governors easing restrictions, limited withdrawal limits, and bank reorganizations while authorities discuss federal measures for depositor protection and banking safety.
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Washington
Borah
Sixtaiaies
Jersay
Kentnendiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Nsag
Lavke
Wikdrayala
Pallke
Udibortaram Ihoalate
Delaware
Maryland
Ritehte
Wis Do Bareteria
Sinesa
Olio
Clayton Park Improvement Paid for by City
The Clayton park project funded by the city has been fully paid for and the notes and other warrants have been canceled. Treasurer Lona Pleak turned the addition over to the city clerk. The area southeast of La fond Grove park will serve as parking space during celebrations.
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Clayton
Three held in Roma path investigation by authorities
Three men and a woman were taken into custody in Jettan by authorities for questioning in the violent death of P. Homa, a Denver gang leader, as investigators search for leads.
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Ree
Roma Path
Crop abandonment reports hint at large wheat acreage drops
Agricultural notices show gains with abandonment reports across Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Texas. Indicated acreage totals suggest state estimates near 28.47 billion acres, with official forecasts reducing to about 16,213,059 acres as of December.
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Associated Freee
Eesgo
Nebraska
Kanklahoma
Texas
Ula
Receiver appointed for Eaton Dairy in Denver summary
Bin Smith was appointed receiver for Eaton Dairy in Denver to take control of Malon Dairy assets, manage large milk distributors, and settle a 32,600 note with First National Bank of Eaton. District Judge Graham granted the receiver authority to conduct business operations and protect creditors while preserving core assets and ongoing dairy operations.
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Smith
Denver
Jay
Malon Dairy
Eaton
First Nationa Bank of
Graham
Cannons
Toneern
Kelme Ehscerny
Finniahing
Fort Warren
Schools to report funds monthly in Weld county
County Superintendent Morelich advocates monthly financial reporting to school boards. The treasurer’s office would list warrants, cash on hand in the general and bond funds, and month by month standings. Current quarterly summaries fail to keep districts adequately informed or prompt timely inquiry.
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Jorra
EB. Morelich
Ainco
Weld
Cuumly
Bolorathma
Moreland
Meyer
Creeley
Tie
Moreland Welferes
Saiaritets
Teach
President's Day Celebration Planned In Grarlay Park
Local business leaders through the Chamber of Commerce announce a Lincoln Park free broadcast of the inauguration on Saturday. Cordun Musg of Exton Radio Company will set up a public address system for a big outdoor event with attendees bringing lunches. The broadcast likely begins around 11 oclock with advertisements promoting a new deal from merchants for Saturday shoppers.
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Grarlay
New Deal
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln Park
Heya Boom Uate
Cordun Musg
Exton Radio Company
Ester Ia
Tesla Weather
WSL
Trituoe
Iba
Secession of Bavaria Sparks German Fear and Decree
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg issued an emergency decree imposing the death penalty for treason and disclosure of military secrets. The move follows agitation in Bavaria toward a possible kingdom as authorities warn of civil strife and crackdown on communist and liberal presses.
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von Hindenburg
Wessen
Wea
Foraiga Governmenta
Vnlso
Rivlin
Maret
Germany
Syl
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Gervigny
Pranata
Tetera
Repui
Uttvck Trent
Communist and
Socializt
Detarcralie
Aghtuneblatt
Alresta
Torgler
von Tindenturg
Conferrees Agree On 240 Million Treasury Appropriation
Washington March 1 Associated Press reports that congressional conferees reached a complete agreement on the 240 million dollar treasury appropriation bill removing the senate blanket six percent cut and accepting an amendment granting the president broad powers to reorganize government departments. The conference committee also adjusted the small fund to 45 million dollars instead of 15.9 million as the house proposed after prior senate elimination.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congressional
Treasury
Senate
Hose
House
Chamber Acts To Aid Farm Debts Relief
President O G Edwards of the chamber of commerce appointed Clauda Carney and MM 1 B Smith as a committee to meet with a West county agricultural council group and discuss a proposal to prevent farm mortgage foreclosures and aid debt relief. Charles A Poll president of the agricultural council was guest of the directors at the noon meeting held at Marshall's cafeteria on Tuesday.
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O. G. Edwards
Jhamber of Commerce
Clauda Carney
BH. Smith
A& Commiitea
West County Agricultural Council
Posal
Bilttles
Secretary To Ford Located in Travers City Michigan
The secretary to Henry Ford, Liebold, was located in Travers City Michigan after being missing. He said he had just awakened and did not know he had been sought. Ford Motor Company officials Bennett and Holger Ford were involved in confirming Liebold’s safety.
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Amlehs
Liebold
Henry Ford
Travers City
Mich
Harry Bennett
Ford Motor Company
Bennett
Holger Ford
Ford Company
Tragarner City
Ilm
Detroit
Tribune Phone Numbers For Local and Business Pages
Tribune provides phone numbers for Dacets Local Other News and Editorials as a guide for readers seeking contact info for business advertising job printing and subscriptions during the current edition.
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Tribune
City bids opened for Ninth street paving project
Edward Selander of Greeley submitted a bid of 19 713.51 to pave Ninth street from the end of the present hard surface to the city limits using state tax funds. Frank M. Kenney and Gleason of Denver submitted higher bids. Alderman Strubel questioned lateness in arriving for the bid opening.
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Edward Selander
Greeley
Eigheenth
Connell
Selander
Frank M. Kenney
Denver
Pee Add. Gleason
Ventrnet
State Highway Department
Buda
A. B. Collins
Highway Department
Georgs FP
Strubel
Ilz Iailure
Selaniler
Lonavar
Striabel
Hamilton
Gleason
Weld County Taxpayers Pay On Time Despite One Delinquent
Weld county's three major taxpayers remitted their first half tax payments on schedule Tuesday evening. Only Western Sugar Co. failed to send in by the deadline, with a check expected in Wednesday morning's mail. Also reported were payments from Union Pacific, Burlington, and Colorado and Southern railroads. Two minor thefts were logged Tuesday as having occurred Monday night: a tire and spare wheel stolen from L. Wilkinson and a gas cap taken from Maurice Newman.
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Weld County
Treaurer -Hero
Credit Western Sugar Company
Cara Wera
L. Wilkinson
Seventh Avenue
Mauricn Newman
Sixteenth Street
Ballin Bill Clears House On Oath to Crown
In Irish state capital Bublin on March 1 the government bill establishing an oath of allegiance to the British crown passed the chamber by 76 to 47, marking a key step for the administration amid ongoing political tensions.
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Astocreted
Bublin
Senate Beaten on Full Crew Railroads Bill in Colorado Senate
The Colorado Senate rejected the full crew railroad bill by 15 to 16 after extensive debate. Opponents warned it would threaten state prosperity and questioned safety provisions while supporters argued it protected workers and industry. The measure faced delays and possible reconsideration as lawmakers weighed engineer and conductor qualifications and tax implications.
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Hershey -Associated Press
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Colorado Giato Senate
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Ben Jnter Hie
Dros
Ritchie
Pueblo
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Raiiroals
Ritebia
Manley
Diiver
Kitetilo
Hem
Eliot
Colorado Springs
Sulica
Untess
Franchise Tax Paid by Home Gas Franchise
The Grove Wheoins and Escotria company in Grtaloy reported a franchise tax amounting to 242,447 in 73g. The tax was based on a pay percent of gross yeaotte for the year. The company’s stock was $2424.47, and last year the tax amount rose to $2725. The report shows a loss in gross receipts of about 30,000 in 1922 compared with 2321.
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Grove Wheoins
Mowe Gas 'and Escotria
Grtaloy
St le
Elty” Comicil Yugaday
Heo Eures
Greas
Mayor Cermak Makes Steady Recovery After Attack
Doctors report Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago is improving after the assassination attempt on President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt. Surgeon Dr. Frederick Theo said the mayor’s lungs and heart sound strong and he is on the upgrade.
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Cermak
Pres Athan
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Moonavelt
Cermik
Frederick Theo
Searles Dies at 77 in Eaton After Long Farming Career
A P Searles aged 77 longtime Eaton district resident died at his home Tuesday evening. Native of New York he farmed up to retirement last year and belonged to Woodmen of the World. Survived by wife two daughters Nina Kendel and Mire Charles Andre a brother and a sister. Funeral arrangements are with Atmalong mortuary in Eaton. Wheat price report: Wheeler seeks Agriculture Dept study on effects of Chicago Board of Trade restrictions.
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Eaton District
Eaton
Mr. Searles
New York
Woodman of the World
Nina Kendel
Mire
Charles Andre
Cripple Creek
A!aister
Mira
Phooko White
Roaides
Rochester
Atmalong
Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Ezerstary of Agriculture For & Sonore
Chicago
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Ransom Plot for Denver Kidnapped Boy Details Emerge
The Post reports a predicted ransom payment within 24 hours for the release of Clortos Boattcher, held by kidnappers from a wealthy Denver family. The note to Claude K. Noettcher reveals the abductor’s intent to receive funds before any contact, while police struggle to locate the kidnapers’ hideout.
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Danver
Muse
Clortos Boottolier
Denver
Kidtispeta
Claude K. Rottelier
Uin
Uo Boattcher
A Whductora
Doeltcheri
Ranson
Boattcher
Thanhivetars
Fret
Aluled
Goottcher
Utova
Post
New Ticket Enters City Council Race Debut of a new leeket
The Home Own party launches a city council bid with candidates Alderman Ray Bathews from the first ward Alderman Frank Barber and George Schulil from the second ward. Petitioning for ballot placement is complete with lingering questions about the number of names and eligibility. Mathowe chairs the water committee and chairs the first form ost fic council, Struble serves as former water controller and chairs the building committee, Karlor formerly represented the first ward and now chairs cemeteries committee. a veteran of city affairs for forty nine years.
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Mts
Myer
Ilekel
Ray Bathews
Abldorman Frank
Barber
George
Shulil
Harber
Nerry
Mathowa
Strubel
Aoeking
Mathowe Iz
Sorand
Tio
Veternn
Bute
Ming
Efty Attulrs
Dynamiting Highway Suspected Man Held at Steamboat
A highway canal company worker named Rudy Viner was held by authorities after an investigation into a plot to destroy part of the Mount Harris Hayden highway with dynamite. Evidence included dynamite sticks found near the scene as officials monitored the area following a nearby school incident involving 20 children.
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Viner
Wtion
Harris Hayden
Autoists Told to Obtain Tags by March Sixth
A ruined notice states drivers with 1932 license plates must renew or obtain tags by March 6. City officials had not been officially advised of the new order as of Wednesday.
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Binto
Cheries
M. Armstrone
Labor disapproval of Frances Perkins in Roosevelt pick
William Green of the American Federation of Labor voiced disappointment at Franklin Roosevelt’s choice for Secretary of Labor. He noted mixed reactions from the National League of Women Voters and others who praised Frances Perkins for the role.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Green
To National League of Women’s Voters
Tra Omen’ Party
Migs Francea Porkina
Briggsdale Ranch Home Destroyed
Driggsdale March 16 Briggsdale Ranch home of Bir and Mrs George Jolson four and nine miles southeast of Driggsdale burned to the ground Tuesday night. Fourth serious fire in Driggsdale vicinity this winter. Mrvand ers Johnson had gone into Briggsdale to spend the evening with friends. Fire started in the kitchen rang and the house burned with little chance to save anything. Neighbors arrived but the home and contents were destroyed. The house, a good size frame structure, was insured.
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Bir
George Jolson
Driggsdale
Mrvanders
Johnson
Briggadaia
Phe Joinsoon
Mate
Mains
Allmaat
Uae
Haskell Tauch
Wiens Tate
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