Wall Street Shares Rally Then Fall Amid Mixed Trading
Turbulent trading left Wall Street with up and down moves as prices rallied late morning before sliding again. Steel, Sears Roebuck, and American Telephone led declines from earlier gains, while Auburn Auto and Alcan Water Works showed notable openings. Volume fell after a brisk start, with orders and loans from the Federal Reserve shaping the day’s erratic moves.
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Stook
Noy
GoFurther
Auburn Auto
Kate
Ralango
Alcan Water Works
Air Bain
Ang House National Blacuit
Goniyear Johnsianville
Devisonal and
Allied’ Chemical Ode
Closa- Me
Ohio
Mack Trucks
United Mt. Sears Roebuck
Americar Telephone
Cate
Federal Reserve
Feeding Through Mead Johnstown Territory Feeding Thro Mead
Fragmentary OCR notes describe feeding through Mead Johnstown Territory near Wald County and East Johnstown. Mentions Great Western railroad, a company, vast shipments of cattle or goods, and distant plans or prospects for June. Details are garbled but indicate transportation and distribution activity.
National Gas Franchise Battle Sparks Weld County Meeting
Local government in Weld County considers a franchise for National Gas to serve Grants ranch. Officials report a heated debate with multiple parties, and the ordinance appears headed for final approval after a committee review. Johnstown residents voice concerns about the project impact on the sugar facility and local utilities.
New York Stock Exchange to Close Early Next Week
The board of governors of the New York Stock Exchange voted to close the market at 5 p.m. each day next week through Saturday when it will be closed all day. The decision follows continued turmoil and a backlog of unsettled business amid ongoing efforts to restore orderly trading.
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Ing
Cure Exchange
New York
New York Stock * Exchange
Govarsigre
New York Stock Exchange
Mie
Wade
Goaston
Prospects for Harvest Improve as Day Clears
Harvest prospects rose as morning fog and cold gave way to sun and rapid warming. Farmers expect an early resumption of field work. ground remains wet from eight to fourteen inches of packed snow in places, with some beans unthreshed. Rail and highway travel limited. some areas report snow and ice across Colorado and nearby regions, delaying transport and harvest progress.
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Hocurhe
Zavmernava
Rosses
Gresley
Sterling
Chevelie
Martheast
Gredlay
Briggsdals
Grover
Springs School Teachers Hurt in Auto Accidents
Colorado Springs reports two automobile crashes injuring school teachers en route to a Colorado education event. Ilse Louise Miller and a Miss Reosell suffered bruises when their car burned near Littleton. Ethel Cadwall and Cosby Lee Brown were hurt when another vehicle collided with a telephone pole near Larkspur.
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Sinzociaied
Renny
Denver
Colorado Springs
Calovatia Springs
Dangar
Colorado Waucation Association
Ilse Louise Miller
Reo ‘Sell
Littleton
Mise
Ethel Cadwall
Mies Cosby
Lee Browh
Larkepul
Schwalbe Released by Writ of Habeas Corpus
Alex Schwalbe was released from custody by habeas corpus proceedings before Judge Robert G. Smith. The action followed Governor Adama’s refusal to grant extradition to the sheriff of Saginaw County Michigan where the young man was wanted on statutory charges. He was arrested earlier in the state and released on bond after the habeas corpus ruling.
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Alex Schwalbe
Sharif
Abebe
Ship Reported Active Near San Pedro Castle Mission
A radio message received by a marine source indicated the minesweeper Ilau was en route from San Diego to the area near Enteinital, heading toward a ship reported active near the castle and awaiting identification. The fragmentary report mentions a naval base at San Diego and a destination near the castle, with uncertain ship identity.
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San Pedro
Cubt
Marine Sourcka Hore Fanighe
O#ilau
San Diego
Ative
Casat
Enteinital
Senator Glass Seeks Fed Authority to Curb Stock Gambling
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, former Democratic secretary of the treasury, told Wathlington on November 8 that an amendment to the Federal Reserve Act should make the Fed board enforce its authority to penalize stock gambling disasters.
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Fa Anodated Ureys
Carter Glass Wathlington
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Glass
Vitalnia
the Treasury
Johnstown Resident Dies After Short Illness
John Martin Schulte, 66, of Johnstown, died at 12:18 am after a brief illness. He lived in Lafayette, Indiana area since 1984 and owned property in Lima township. Surviving: widow, Robert and two brothers, Charles of Frankfort and Fred, who lived with him. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm from the Lutheran Brethren church. burial in Elwell Cemetery.
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Johnstown
John Martin Schulte
Uhura
Schultz
Lafayette
Inn
la Liles
de Ter
Lima
Lila
Tow
Senuig
Ifs
Martis
Robert
Charles Schutte
Frankfort
Fred
Lutte d 'Brethren Church
Elwell
Local Ice Man to Attend National Meet
William Kelly general manager of Greeley Ice and Storage will travel to Boston for the National Association of Ice Manufacturers convention. He will study cold storage construction and operation while away. The local company is adding a large expansion to its storage facilities this winter.
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William Kelly
Greeley Ice & Storage Company
Bostor
National Association of Ios Manufacturers
Esat
Kelly
Intext
Iocal Company
Forest Fire Sweeps California District
California wildfires rage across Lassen and Plumas districts with 100 firefighters plus extra crews sent from Sacramento as winds hampered containment. A 30 mile wind and 52 incendiary fires in four days strain resources. $20,000 emergency appropriation approved.
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Sacramento
Call
Agra
Sio Magella
Dyason National Forest
M. B. Prat
Pratt
Lassen
Flea Valley
Chico
Corlande Os
Secramonth
Plumas Natlonal
AR. Bord
State Department of Finances
Tulips Beds for Spring Laid in Snow at Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park workers from the Greeley public works department and the Garden Club planned next year’s tulip beds during a Thursday afternoon snow. Superintendent Seaman and Mrs Robbins mapped and staked potential beds as council authorization had approved the purchase.
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Lincoln Park
Dt Seuman
Greeley Public Works Lepartnenta
ML Robbinia
Gresley Garden
Weld Feeders Benefitted by Chicago Barns
New facilities built by the Chicago and Northwestern railroad near LaPorte promise major gains for Weld County livestock trade. A 690000 stock yard complex replaces the old yards, enabling dual deck unloading and faster handling of 40000 sheep, 40,000 sheep stock lines, with 60 cars unloadable per hour. The plan includes covered sheds, 25 unloading chutes, 16 cattle pens, and 16 hog pens, aiming to speed stock movement to Chicago and eastern points.
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Cheago & Northwestern Railroad
Chicas
Weld County
Union
Illinois
Streturg
Steteen
Barna
Dirigibles to LinkSeas Say Naval Officer Akron Talk
Akron Ohio November 7 Rear Admiral William A Moffett head of the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics spoke at the ceremony marking the laying of the master slug for the airship ERS hero. He outlined a great era of dirigibles linking the United States to distant seas and aiding defense. He described the Goodyear Zeppelin project as the first of two giant dirigibles to be built here and praised the shiplike vessels for speed and stability, stating they can cruise at about 60 knots and cover vast distances over the sea independent of rough surface weather. The Navy’s aeronautics bureau pushed airship development as a war preparedness measure and to explore and patrol far lands.
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Akron
Ohio
United States
William A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Dfoffett
Goodyear“Geppelin, Corporation
Bureau of Aeronautics
Navy
McNulty Appeals Case Against Wailes in District Court
McNulty appeals his case against Robert Wailes of Eaton after losing in gouty court. He seeks payment for votes reportedly given to Rock Springs Water company for tuber rights near Hodék Springs. Trial in county court involves misrepresentation allegations and a similar note from Han Déawon of Gree Joy for district court.
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W. F. McNulty
Iocition
Alate Droker
Robert Wailes
Eaton
McNulty
Ional Invectora
Rock Springs Water Company
Hila Walles
Hodék Springs
Wyp
Waltes
Wafensa
Old Praject A
Tounty
Court Fonds
Walle
Mc Nidty
Han Déawon
Gree- Joy Fir District Court
Growers Seek End to Beet Delivery Clause in Reet Contracts
Growers press Great Western Sugar to remove or modify the delivery restriction in beet contracts as harvest delays and bad weather hinder progress. Farmers cite two causes for the clause fertilizer timing and sugar accumulation. many urge abolition or modification to finish harvest before seasonal storms.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Nctorice
Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
Ousted Principal Elected Mayor of New Albany Indiana
In Albany Indiana on November 7 a former New Albany High School principal elected mayor two years after being ousted by the school board over policy disputes the public backed Charles McLinn a veteran educator who previously led student protests and urged a return to school after a strike supporters say he will pursue changes against dissenting school board members.
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Honodaled
Lea West Albany
Ind
Ouatel
New Albany
McLinn
Atreste
Benners
Mecbhin
Parada
Fis. Council
Republic
McLimsy
Lia Naw
Olde
Na acHon
Northern Conference Pootball Games Delayed
Longmont reports the Fort Collins game postponed to Saturday November 16 due to a storm, a key conference contest to decide Fort Collins’s season standing. Loveland winds up postponing its game with Windemere, shifting venue to accommodate the weather.
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Longmont
Fort Collings
Fort Collins
Courtland 8. Dines. Sued for Divorce
Annotated Press reports in Denver that Courtland 8. Dines, a noted society and club man, was named in a divorce suit by Mrs Helen Gibson Dines. The complaint cites extreme cruelty over two years and claims no wealth or alimony. Courtland is tied to Denver since 1925 and has deep family ties to prominent banking circles.
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Denver
Courtland
Dines
Helen Gibson Dines
Dinos
W. N. Gth‘gou
Tyson Dinos
Hag
Great Western Magazine Weld Edition Feature Focus
Weld County issue highlights beets and farming in Johnstown and Lucerne. Features show 24 ton per acre yields on Koonespark farm, soil grains of Weld area, and crop rotation benefits. Includes farm portraits at Windsor factory and Keenesburg, plus a nominations list for a 25 ton prize with Wilson and Hartman named.
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Phi
Tha
Great Western Sugar Company
Weld
Saint P. Croyley
Johnstown
Leo EH. Alden
Feldman
Keenesburg
Mac
Koonespark
Acra
HL. Harburg
Conbintelon
Innes
Windsor
Oscar
Adolpha Rlexson
Lucerne
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
A. ‘T. Synet
Intréau
Chemiatry
U. S. Department
Ogrientthye
Wilson
Liteky Hall
Grant Hartman
World Peace Discussed by Club Speaker
Rev Wyod Helyday of First Baptist Church spoke at Lie Greeley Kiwanis club gathering about the slide toward war and the cost of conflict. He argued that nations must renounce war, cited Lloyd Georges and Locarno as steps toward peace, warned nationalism harms peace, and urged press restraint and a spirit of friendship to prevent future wars.
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Ityeus Glan
Lie Greeley
Germany
United States
Tawes and Young Financial Commissaiona
Naval
London
World Penne
Wellston
General Motors Company
Shell Oil Company
Great Britain
Ford Motors
Haldus
Geneva
William Shearer
Baldur
Ramarqua
Eaton Ships 41 White Taji Deer to Zoo Arena Firm
Bruce G Eaton sells 41 white tailed deer to Hotrie's Zoological Arena in Kangas County Missouri. AG Montgomery coordinates crating and transport from Eaton's estate. The shipment, among large expressing hauls, marks a major regional wildlife movement with outfits planning varied routes.
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Lveny Wald
Fot Eaton
Bruce G- Eaton
Hotrie's Zoological Arena Company
Kangas Cty
Montgomery
Eaton Crating
Oklahoma
Cimmer
Paving projects eyed for Greeley and region
Federal funds to pave 3.1 miles from Kersey to Greeley and 10 miles Hudson to Fort Lupton, with state and county share. Plans include limited paving in Greeley, potential inclusion of Greeley Estes Park route in federal aid, and selective use of special gasoline tax revenue for cities over 2,600 population. Colorado cities listed as participants. Two travelers report on road conditions across the western states en route to California.
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Gresley
Kersey
Wekl
Hizh Way
He” ‘Projourt
Lit Crewe Cemetery
Anst
Ine Kerney Sling Station
Corner
Hudson
Fort Lapton
Greeley
Estes Parleyin
Lovelang
Rocky Mountain National
Mink Greeley-Cheyenne
Groeley
Seventh Avenue
Denver
Nav
Ettles
Alamoga
Boulder
Brighton
Canan City
Colorado Springs
Delta
Durango
Englewood
Florence
Fort Collina
Port Morgan
Grand Junction
Greelay
la Junta
Lamar
Leadville
Longmont
Loveland
Montrose
Puebla
Rocky Ford
Salide
Sterling
Utah Students Face Expulsion Over Excursion Threat
Utah University faced possible expulsions as more than 60 students led by student body president Elton W Pace prepared to travel on four special trains to Colorado Springs for the Utah Colorado College football game. President Dr George Thorman said he would enforce conference rules against football and punish absences from classes. A meeting was held to vote on the plan to make the trip mandatory.
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Lake
Guy
University of Utah
Elton W. Pace
Colorado Springs
George Thorman
Iron door from beet car tears up Windsor track
A stormy night near Windsor on November 8 saw an iron door detach from a beet car on the G. W. Tt. company's track at Windsor sugar factory. The door ripped a stretch of track and derailed a car. Workers battled snow and darkness to confront the damage, but the repairs extended into the following morning.
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Windsor
Caraway links auditor to past prison record
Statements from a study lobby committee in Washington claim auditor Wilfa A. Gillespie of the National Council of State Legislators served time for a 1925 bucket shop case. A witness testifies the jail term recalls Gillespie but the exchange leaves Arnold uncertain about Gillespie’s former conviction.
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Clairman
Tha Éarife Associaton
Nation Council
Washington
Caraway
Arnal
Gilespie
Phochintrium Wien
Gillespie
Arnold
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