Senate Report Urges Scrutiny of Food Monopolies
Washington March 2 Associated Press report on the Senate committee inquiry into bread meat sugar and milk prices. It calls for careful FTC and Justice Department scrutiny of growing monopolies and mergers by large food firms and distributors. It notes wholesale and retail price gaps and urges remedial legislation as needed.
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Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department of
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Gigentie
Nationwide Corporationa
Snterprisea
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Coromittea
Department of Juatica
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Congress
Morgan Merchant Buys Schloo-Bender Shoe Store
Lawrence Bldred, formerly a Fort Morgan partner, says he bought C F Schloo and George J Bender interests in the Schloo Benders shoe store, renamed The Bidrad Shoe company. Eldred sold Fort Morgan holdings and will run the Ava store with his wife and three children.
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Lawrence Bldred
Fort Morgan
Fort Brorgan
C. F
Eldred
Port Morgan
Helan
Mr. Hidred
Ava
Twelfth Avenue
G. H. Sehing
Brighton
Sehtonyerder Mens
Atols
Ben Deshantey
George Hondel’ Aloup
Louis Fersdal Dies in Greeley After 45 Years Residing There
Louis Fersdal a Greeley resident for 45 years died Saturday at age 45 from heart trouble. A native of Norway he came to Wisconsin in 1892 and moved to the Greeley district in 1893. Survived by wife Anna Orsdal and one son J A Paraital of Grealey, funeral services to be held Tuesday at the Swedish Lutheran church with interment at Linn Cemetery.
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Laura Worsdal
Gresley
Fersdal
Norway
Grecley
Mr. Forsdal
Mra
Anna Orsdal
J. A. Paraital
Grealay
Netdal
Atherna
Righithavenke
Linne
Reeves Wins First Honoras Speaker at CU debate event
Raymond Reeves of the University of Colorado won the ex tempore speaking event at the annual Colorado college and university debate tournament. Ban Blumberg of Denver University took second, with Leota Blaine of Western State placing third as teams from multiple institutions debated themes of progress and the machine age.
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Raymond Reeves
University of Colorado
Colleges
Universities of Colorado
Ban Blumberg
Denver University
Leota Blaine
Western State
Dabatas
Featfaltles
Rose Gerringer
Paul Anderson
Tltthers
D. WU
Dav Willams
Ben Blomberg
G. H. McReynolda
Coard
Marenrite Hogassit
Leo Dirkee
Orville Parsons
Colorado Collee
Roland Anderson
Nelson Brown
Clifford Veasey
Jack Kruge
Niel Willett
Genevieve Alfolter
Pack Morrissey
Arthur Bayllz
Jamea Dad
Denver Alcohol Airship Trade Ties to Chicago Interests
Denver Port reports a Kansas City liquor organization behind airplane shipments of alcohol into Denver. In three months the operation landed over 120000 dollars worth of alcohol for sale or conversion to synthetic glue. Arrests include Lynn Dar Tow and Jack Tarlow of Chicago. Authorities pursue the plane used to bring cargo near Denver and link the traffic to Chicago liquor interests with Kansas City as a distribution hub.
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Tasaodtatad Pro
Denver
Kansas City Liquor 6Xport
Pellea
Lynn S. Dar Tow
Alian Jack Tarlow
Chicago
Toy
Post
Barlow
Kansas City
St John’s May Be School of Missions Plans Considered
Rev J B Neate of Kelbaonenilega Nottingham England is due in Breeley today or Tuesday to review St John’s college and the Sacred Society of Missione. If approved the society will train men for distant missions and set up a new school within five years.
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J. B. Neate
Kelbaonenilega
Nottingham
England
Breeley
St. John’s College
Sacred Society of Missione
P. V. Company Defers Action on New Bores at Two Meetings
Platte Valley Petroleum directors in Port Morgan Colorado adjourned without signing new drilling contracts and planned to consider them at a second meeting in two weeks. A pipe line project from the well to Orchard was delayed until more wells produce. Chicago directors left for the city. A separate note says Morgan-Midwest announced a deep test contract with Shaffer Brothers, purchasing gear and drilling tools. leases are held near Fort Morgan. Governors from Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico urged Hoover to ask major oil firms to limit production to stabilize markets. A 9085 foot offshore well in Kern County, Shell Oil No. 1 Williams, set a new depth record, with further drilling below 10,000 feet anticipated. An affidavit from Ralph R. Drennan disputes related lease claims and prior interests in lands described.
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Colo
Platte Valley Petroleum Company
Orchard
Chicago
Morgan-Midwest Company
Ithaa
Shalfer Brothers
Mthaa
Hasdy
Fort Morgan
Shaffer Brothers
Grangewood
Calfornia
Shell Oil Company
Williama
Kern County
Wasl
California
J. M. Shatter
Patterson
Henry A. Adler
SIM
Adler Sles
Hep
Ketolaoa
William Molkle
Laramie Rancher Kills Self in Denver Hotel
William Rathie, a prominent figure from Laratmis, Wye, Tincher, was found dead by suicide in a hotel bathroom in Denver this morning. The body was discovered by another guest. widow Mia Ethel Tacha said Rathie had been ill for years and that, until recently, they lived near Lara bike.
Missing Denver Girl Found by Greeley Police
A one year old Denver girl who vanished last Thursday was found safe by Greeley police Sunday night. Investigators report alleged involvement by Regor and Mrs Veraldi with the girl's disappearance and mention juvenile court charges against them. The case centers on the girl's movements with Regor, Veraldi, and others, including a planned marriage proposal and attempts to relocate her.
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Lome
Prof Regor
Sara Chatgea
Reger
Gir
Mia
Verab
Suvenite Court
Siuta Chattine
Elefins
George
Elxandu
Grocley
Chief Roberts
al Wickstrom
Roger
Veraldi
Duke Thompson
Ryanne
Alexsander Mitchell
aVenua
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Southern
Weld
Grealey
Treger
Mea
Veraid
Saye Gh
Tings
Aha
Conetn
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Tim
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Gresjey
Harry Basiron
Cheyenne
Alexander Mitchell
Mitchell
Gtrl
Ventures
Harley Grable
Secura
Hranse
Blet
Rogor
Abs Wag
Dostren
Mra
Vereld
Lake Thompson
Wawita
Hig Wify
Aefleem Madiorta
Vern
Wieltrom
Hater Sra
Matehell
Clage Wr
Wielelru
Fitzsimons to Resume Drilling at Denver Well
The Fitzsimons Oil & Leasing company will resume drilling at its well east of Denver Monday morning after driller William Ingersoll, injured last week, has recovered. An oil showing has been recorded, with a hydrometer test indicating gravity and oil emerging from a coarse gray formation at 5,746 feet.
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Fitzsimons Oil & Leasing Company
Denver
William Ingersoll
G. A. Caruso
Fire Almons Company
Munday
MacNeb Drilling Company
State Board of Immigration
Fitzaimons
Arapahoe
Jail term and fine for Fritz Bolln lead to sentence
Fritz Bolln of north of Hereford was sentenced by County Judge George J. Van Horn to seven terms of not more than three months in jail, a fine of 800 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to possession of liquor. The court denied requests to delay the term until April 1.
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Bolly
Hollen
Hereford
George J. van Horn
Colln’a
Joegey
Trraneca Sarchet
Fort Collins
Sarchet
Court of Transportation of
Natiox
Diatetet
E T Snyder
Snyder
Bolln
Rollz
Greeley
W. W. Wyatt
Grealey
Ray Curry
Student Sued Over Medical Bill After High School Injury
Justice Ren Florance ruled Saturday in favor of Merle Moorehead, a 16 year old injured during a school football rain at Child School. The suit by Lar W A Adame sought medical costs. the decision involved hospital bills and subsequent bankruptcy by the school authorities.
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Ren Florance
Lar W A
Adame
Wreyta
Merle Moorehead
Monrehead
Atadaut
Adams
Tharkey
Southard Neila
Merritt Taken to Pen from Denvey on Monday
Isaac TL Merritt, once mayor Ben P Glaphton, left Peuser for a teleopenitentiary at Catron Cite Cala. The report mentions embezzlement and the Minbary Contingent fund, with unclear details and names garbled in the OCR.
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Merritt
Denvey
Denver
Isaac TL Merrith
Ancrolary i
Ben P Glaphton
Peuser
Teleopenitentiary
Catron Cite
Cala
Secee Fameles
Frye
FRC
Chamber Luncheon Speaker Named For Tuesday
George W. Braden western representative of the National Aeronautan Transportation will address the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday at noon. The change shifts the event from Monday due to the speaker’s schedule.
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Aneroa Tlan Nnsporation
Chamber of Commeron
Odd Fellows Hall
Dancing Classes Continue on Thursdays at Tribune Basement
Ian Cushing announces weekly dancing classes will meet on Thursdays in the Tribune basement. The schedule will not switch to Tuesdays, and ballet sessions will run as planned at the By My tsp location and Op mt.
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Ian Cushing
the Tribune
Mytsp
Op Mt
Denver Operation Fatal to Mrs Tew in 1929
Mrs Elsie Hissel Tew aged % years, widow of Charles Tow, died in a Denver hospital after a minor operation. Death followed a stroke, with prior reports of good condition. She planned burial beside her parents in Homestead Pa. She lived in Greeley and Weld County during wartime service and inheritance from her husband valued around $400,000. She traveled the world as a summer guest with her niece Virginia Riadel.
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Elsie Hissel Tew
jWhdow
Ciardye Tew
Denver Hogpital
Sword
Horn
Walter WW. Blien
Bliss van
Charles Tow
Greeley
Denver
Tow
Ain
Grenley
Virginia Riadel
Salt Lake Cy
Europe
Tession
California
Hudson
Kienes
Fred Wells
Charles Tew
Greeney
Abut
Asarrios
Damén Ogityls Deal and a Police Investigation
The article notes a dispute over a tract in Ward W Ile amid county commission tensions. Chairman James 9 Ogilie faces rising costs and a contentious deal for new tractors, while Steaup is released after a Granley police investigation.
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Damén
Anid James
Ogilie
County Commlnsionera
F&o
Cpma
House OKs Betting Bill as Two-Thirds Debate Rages
The Colorado House approved a betting measure 44 to 27 on third reading, sending the bill to the Senate. Debates centered on constitutional amendment ratification and questions over required majorities.
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House
Senate
Onouch Vdoa
Bonuro
Wat England
Puenta
James W Graham
Lafayette
Colorado
U.S
J. Arthur Henry
Hunt
Henry
Spoaker
Dow
Cuiy Loyer
Richard Evans
Rhasa
Car Destroyed by Endangered Wood Bridge Collision
Buick coupe owned by Jos Zigler of Wind was wrecked when a truck burst through a damaged wood drawbridge on the Qreeley Lavotanil highway Sunday near 8 pm. Zigler escaped injury as bystanders shielded the bridge from fire by throwing wet dirt on timbers. Sheep Dean near Hazal ton school hill is noted. March county court calenders and a jury crisis setup with a docket order in preparation.
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Buick
Jos Zigler
Gira
Lia
Sheep Dean
Hazalton School
Peak of Application for Veterans Loans Expected This Week
A report from Washington on March 2 notes banks and veterans bureau officials racing to handle a flood of loan applications. Demand could reach $250,000,000 with potential totals up to $1,705,005,000 as certificates and security figures are reviewed. Colorado shows veterans totaling 3 and an amount of $10,484,214.
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Waslington
Iran
Bureau
Rover
Pank
Congressa
de Veteraie Officiala
Maka Jmoney
Nand Ahichar Meure
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