Grundy Tariff Lobby Probe Before Senate Committee
The Senate lobby committee heard testimony on Grundy tariff efforts with editor Doane of the American Tariff League denying relocation of headquarters to Grundy’s offices. Doane claimed six to seven years of work for Grundy while Faubel of the Tariff League testified no move occurred. Doane and Levelt faced questions about employment and office use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pennsylvania
Toseph R. Grundy
Warren Fy Downa
Downe
Grundy
Org
Yalion
American Turist League
William 8. Ware
Grandy
Thane
Doane
Hevotes
Amerian Tariff League News Bureau
Tin News Bureau
American Tariff League
San
Optor Grundy
Blaine
Wisconsin
Arthur T. Fauldel
Atmarktan ‘Tariff League
John Levelt
League
Lereh
Faubel
Market Guide for the Housewife in Greeley Stores
Market guide lists prices for fruits vegetables and dressed poultry in Greeley markets. Snowflake and Blue Bell flours, beans and cereals appear with varied per pound and per dozen prices. Fresh produce includes potatoes onions peppers cauliflower celery lettuce cabbage apples lemons bananas oranges grapefruits and nuts with dairy eggs and poultry prices noted. Corrected to March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bojon
Greeley
Grabara
Colo
Gresley
Arizona
Secon
Brazil
Hans
Diphtheria Spread Halted by Local Nurse
A fatal diphtheria case in Greely involved seven year old Elizabeth Cheatwood who recently moved from Arizona. Nurse Sue Getty halted spread by preventing entry to school, while emphasizing inoculation limits and protection for nonimmune children among new arrivals and transient families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliabeth Cheatwood
Greeley
Arizona
Sue Geattty
Tohildren
More Lambs Are on Feed Than in 1928
Denver reports March 1 feed totals show 3,640,000 lambs in the Northern Colorado Arkansas Valley and Scettabluti regions, far above last year and a decade ago. Northern Colorado lists 1,045,000 lambs in feed, up from 790,000 a year ago. Arkansas Valley has 340,000 lambs, vs 245,000 last year. January movement remains light. deaths noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Ariangua Valley
Scettabluti
Bureau of Agriccultural Economica
Arkansas Valley
Alner
Tossea
Wena
Parole Granted for Dr. Frederick Cook in Leavenworth Case
The parole of Dr. Frederick A. Cook, serving a term in the Leavenworth federal penitentiary for using the mail to defraud, has been approved by Attorney General Mitchell. The Justice Department announced the action, noting the exact parole date would be set by the penitentiary warden, but it was believed to be effective tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seavesutod
Promay
Washington
Frederick A. Gook
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Rmutle Co Tetraud
Mitchell
Department of Justice
Briggsdale Ladies Aid Met at Mrs Cass Home
Briggsdale members held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Charles Cass residence with Mrs A C Thomas assisting. A large attendance heard plans for the Mother and Daughter-Watch to be held soon and discussed social activities. Refreshments were served after the business session. Mr and Mrs H B Heffman and guests from Denver drove to Gresley to view the movie Sally Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggsdale Briggadsiat Moe
Ladies Aid
Charles Cass
A. C. Thomas
Tom Pothin
Sture
H. B. Heffman
Dire
Sophia Cook
Lulu Roach
Denver
Gresley Tueaday
Sally
Indian Woman Blames Rival for Noted Artist Slaying
Buffalo artist and curator Mrs. Wenri Marchand was beaten to death in her home. Police arrest Lilian Jimerson, 36, a Mull blood Indian, who says she was pregnant and accuses an elder tribal woman. The accused woman remains unnamed as investigations continue. Marchand’s 12-year-old son found her body after a brutal attack. The case centers on tribal tensions and alleged infatuation with the artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenon
Duttato
N.Y
Wenri Marchuind
Buffalo Makeum
Solange
Tha Xilene
Hare
Jptire
Lilian Jimerson
Marchand
Dugnicion
Jimerton
Buffalo
Gowanda Reservation
Fun Vaudeville at College Offers Weekend Shows
College vaudeville week at Teachers College features the annual yuuderilfe by Ura Boosters club opening Thursday night. Shows run Friday and Saturday with 8 pm Little Theater opening and fourteen numbers including skits, music, and surprise acts. Music with Johnnis Roberts leads an orchestra in Rhythm. Acts include Bowers and Segal curtain skit, Theta Sigma Upsilon song and dance, Alpha Sigma Alpha piece Mother, and Phelps at the Orpheum presented by W A A and B P A. Delta Phi l Omega presents Music Shop Review with a clever song number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Ura Boosters Club
Johnnis Roberts
Bowers
Segal
Theta Styma Upsilon
Ncte
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Phelix
Hie Orpheum
BP. A
Cath, Smith
Akers
Provancal
Avro Travelers
Delta Phil Omega
Sorority vaudeville showcases diverse acts and authors
A lively campus program featured Alpha Sigma Tau presenting the "Drussian Scenes" number and a dramatized piece "The Maur Who Came Duck" with three players. Delty Sigma Bpatlou offered "The Jungle," the kindergarten club performed "TL 1492," and Layhdi Gamma Kappa plus others closed with "Know Your Sorority" and a "Singing in the Bath Tub" routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha, Sigma Tau Sorority
Mies
Margaret Leo
Dramatis Club
Delty Sigma Bpatlou
Aluh
Layhdi Gamma Kappa
Jat Addides
Lord Irwin Replies to Gandhi Ultimatum in India
Viceroy Lord Irwin formally responds to Mahatma Gandhi’s ultimatum by letter dated March 3. The reply warns that Gandhi’s contemplated civil disobedience could violate the law and threaten public peace. The communication is signed by C. Cunningham on the viceroy’s behalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Irwin
New Dell
India
Nimtum
Manbattna Gandhi
Gandhi
C. Cunningham
Wetnin Et Shapley Estate Filed Bere by Sterling Man
The state of Mdmend R Shapley of Stoneham died at Sterling on Feb 5 and is filed with Weld county court by Maria C Hakke Sterling attorney. Estate includes 1.5 sections in Spring Creek territory valued at $8,000 with $4,160 in personal property. Widow Lulu Shapley and daughter Velma Stanley plus children Erme Lyle George Lota and Donald Shapley named. Residue of Matth Washburn who died Feb 27 shows $3,000 in real estate with five lots in Severance and two shares of Cities Service company capital stock valued at $000. Widow Darl Washburn and two sons Darl Jr and Daly of Severdag named as heirs. Attorney Grey Angle represents the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdmend
R. Shapley
Stoneham
Sterling
Maria C. Hakke
Weld
Spring Creek
Therale
Halrs
Lulu Shapley
Velma Stanley
Kalousea
Childran
Erme
Lyle
George
Lota
Donald Shapley
Butate
Matth Washburn
Capital Tech
Whdower
Darl
Washburn
Sone
Darl Jr
Daly
Severdagd
Angle
Eaote
Funeral service for Willan J Johnson set at Macy's chapel
Willan J Johnson to be buried at Ling Grove Interment 45 with a Muponle service planned at Macy's chapel 12:00 Saturday. Diphtheria claimed Billzabeth Cheatwood seven years old daughter of Mrs Losale Cheatwood of 10 Twelfth street. Family arrived two weeks ago from Arizona. a short service was held at Ling Grove Friday morning. The mother and other children are quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan J. Johnson
Macy's Chapel
Intervent
Ling Grove
Billzabeth Cheatwood
Losale ‘Heatwood
Twelfth Street
Arizona
Lian Grove
Lattrey'’s
Sik Local People to B Y. P. U. Meet
Six Greeley youths travel Friday afternoon to Longmont for the Northern Colorado Baptist Young People's Union gathering. Delbert Wickstrom of Greeley will preside Friday and Saturday events. Rev. Fred Haldus will deliver the principal address Saturday night at 8. Miss Rudd leads stewardship discussion. Willo Duell and Teeale Bronkrook attend as officers. Corn Fleming joins as fellowship chair and secretary.
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Greeley
Longmant
Colorado
Baptist
Young People's Union
Delbert Wickstrom
Lorena Saas
Maridel_ Rudd
Penn Maron
Hilan Bears
Wen Harris
Fred Haldus
Christ
Rudd
Willo Duell
Teeale Bhronkrook
Grealdant
Corn ‘Pleming
Taxpayers Nominate Short as Evans Mayor Hiyans
W H Short nominated by Taxpayers party for mayor of Evans with trustees Paul Briscoe Junenard Arnold George Rodatter Revi Gibson Glenn Forrest er and Harry Johnston. Election set for April 11 under new law creating a six trustee two year term. B Glack asked not to have name on ballot. Short is a farmer from Gy an with long residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiyans
W. H. Short
Evans
Taxpayers’ Party
Meeiing
Paul Briscoe
Junenard Arnold
George Rodatter
Revi. Gibson
Glenn Forrester
Harry Johnston
Trane
Ism
Progreasiya Party
Haa
B. Glack
Vot Evans
Chak
George Hebd
C. M. Christensen
Legge Sees Farm Prices At Bottom
Washington March 7 Chairman Legge of the farm board told the Senate agriculture committee that price declines may have ended and improvement ahead. Senator Nye of North Dakota charged the grain trade seeks to undermine the farm board but indicated he would press for change. Legge and Secretary Hyde were disposed toward a probe, fearing misinterpretation of its aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Senate Agriculture Committee
Sonntar Nye
North Takota
Hyda
Stork Express Born at Greeley Hospital
Reported birth of a baby to Mr and Mrs Roy Nos of Walden in Greeley hospital on Thursday morning weighing twelve pounds. Infant name not given. George Irvin, assistant director of the extension department, will be in Denver Saturday on department business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Nos of
Walden
Greeley Hospital
Irvin
Denver
George Irvin
Railway Flagman Dead in Georgia Wreck
Aswoesaled Free Columbus Ga Marth 7 Oco B Iswhite of Phanix City Alu a railway Flagman collapsed at Ge Alto Ga 25 miles south of here early today on the second section of the north bound Seminole Limited Central of Georgia passenger train crashed into the rear of the first car which had halted. Relief train due to reach here about 9 am. The observation day of the first section was telescoped but it was unclear if passengers occupied the car.
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Columbus
Marth
Oco B
Phanix City
Alu
Ge Alto
Here
Central of Georgia Railwax
Rathway
8th Grade Dramatic Club Presents Play at Junior High
The 8th Grade Dramatic Club under Miss Rogers presented a play titled Catherine Explain at the junior high assembly on Wednesday. The cast included Mia, Carlee Jeffries, Margaret Burroughs Jefferies, Edna Selé, and others with a piano solo and several songs led by John Robarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Msietta Rogers
Catherine Explain
Kile
Mia
Cbkarlee Jeffries
Margaret Birlwoods
Catherine Jefferies
Edna Selé
Agnes Doran
Mary Jane Burbridge
Dick Haxtell
Helen Conn
Amanda Janes
Annabel Hudson
Lucy
Vivian Woods
Geeus
Jeffries
Saiting
Jed
John Robarts
French Refugees Return to Their Ruined Homes
French refugees trailed back to Tarn and Garonne river valleys to begin rebuilding shops and homes. Many saved mud and rubble, with neighbors offering shelter where possible. As waters receded, the tragedy grew clearer with 201 known dead and estimates that twice that number may have perished. Rebuilding work began as mailway track crews rushed to restore service.
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Toulouse
France
Noadtsmitten
Tarn
Garonne
Thera
Rainea
Free Demonstration of Enter ote Beauty Prod Directions
Demonstration by operators with practical knowledge and professional skill on skin care. Held at 823 South Ave Sterling Block all day Saturday. Refreshments served. Ladies invited.
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Hareby Piven
Otto Nol
Holt
Maren
Plyst National Hank
Chichesters
Aiko Pica
Tony
Mitchell Okeys
Frederick Cook
Wetnin
Shapley Estate
Sterling Man
Little Jimmy
Swinnerton
Him
Jimmie
Ronchos Goanna
TASAT
Drarit
Short
Stork Express
Georgia
Grace Viall Gray
National Broadcasting
Do. K. S. Ns
Warren Montfort
Paath N Jibe
Mary Roaworth
Pierce
DB Floance
Joseph BD
Dereoner, Railyaulanan
Wyo
Lorena Blood
REX Cafe
Polly and
Her Pals” — By
Cliff Sterrett
Elmer
Sam
Susie
Lnever
Grrsee
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