Britain to demand more than promises from Germans
London reports Prime Minister Chamberlain stated Britain will examine any German proposals and require assurances from Germany before acceptance. He warned no assurance would be enough and urged careful consideration, stressing no willingness to accept vague pledges or to yield to Soviet or Polish pressures. He asserted Britain would stand against aggression and insist on clear terms before any alliance or agreement.
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F Associates Press
London
Charberlain
Britain
Uritein Sud
France
Howe
David Ioyd George
Mary
Russia
Chane Nutgard
Poland
Briain
Europe
Musanderium Ag
Ute Chamberlain
Clare
Germatty
Larepe
Reanlay
Ile
Gormnan
Origit
Jnstake
Uibac
Italy Not Likely To Enter War Or Make Peace Move
Rumors say Italy unlikely to join war or push peace now after Ciana visit. Reports place German proposals as unacceptable to France and Britain. Treated as cautious by Italian officials while Hitler reportedly plans a small Polish buffer state.
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Italy
Ciana
Gueizzo Ciana
Iallan
Prancy
Britain
Count Clanuy
Trettity
Immedi
Drier
Hitler
Poland
Gactana Toverell
Atusso-1liut
I Popoto ‘D
Italia
Toverelli
Martin Worries About Allies as Te Turries to Congressional Session
Denver report on Representative Joli A. Martin Democratic of Gilotadd, en route to Washington for a special session. He cautioned that overwhelming public clamor for war could push Roosevelt and Congress toward involvement in Europe. He urged aiding England and France short of war, warning war could reach U.S. frontiers.
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Martin
Denver
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Joli A. Martin
Gilotadd
Marlin
Pueblo
Washington
Hawaii
England
France
Armien
Eurays
Unitedt States
Rocky Mountain Park Leads Western Areas In Summer Visitors
Rocky Mountain National Park topped western park areas in summer visitors with 09,925 people touring the park and 16 foreign countries represented among the total. Superintendent David H. Cont reported the end of the season as September 26, noting the annual count slightly below 1938 figures and 1,866 automobiles entered during the period.
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Agai
David HH
Todey
Lig Park
Cantleid
Coffin regrets lack of whipping post in probation case
District Judge C. C. Coffin expressed regret Tuesday that he could not order whipping post punishment for 23 year old Monn Lane, a probation violator tied to a chicken theft sentence. Lane, facing a third drunken driving charge, was granted probation and told to appear before Oct 10. Coffin warned of harsher penalties if violated.
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Boulder
C. C. Coffin
Monn Lane
Coffin
President Roosevelt Urges Labor Peace for National Unity
In a message to the AFL convention, Vice President Toosevelt renews efforts for labor peace. He calls for rival labor groups to negotiate a settlement to ensure national unity and urges peace committees to work toward a settlement.
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Ansoginiet
Ginstanutt
Toosevelt
Bts
American Federation of Fabor
A.g-C
Federalen
Lie
Inhor
Tha'saka
National Unity
Colorado Springs Cleared of Municipal Debt at Celebration
Mayor George G. Birdal and City Manager Earl L. Mosley announced Colorado Springs is debt free after paying off the last municipal utility bond. The city’s electrical system is underground and electricity use has doubled per capita. The final payment cleared $161,600 outstanding on the gas fund.
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Colorado Springs
Tis
George G. Birdeal
Earl L. Mosley
Alex
French Claim German Flank Attacks Beaten
German pressure on French lines increases along the western front with reports of attacks shifting to the Saarbrucken area and along the Moselle valley near Luxembourg border.
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Associated Press
Renal
Biliiacy
Sic
Hnes
Embargo Advocates Announce Program in Washington
The embargo repeal fight is to be led by retired Major General Smedley Butler and Theodore Roosevelt Sr with Alice Roosevelt Longworth. Senator Nye of North Dakota announces a series of addresses while Senator Connally of Texas is slated to speak in support on a radio network. The party Senate session was delayed four days due to Senator Logan’s death.
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Washington
Smedley Butter
Tho Marine Corps
Theolore Roosevelt Sr
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Nye
Nortly
Dakota
Admeinistration Fuyees
Connaily
Texas
Priay Connally
Senator Losan
Kentucky
Kansan Fined in Vagrancy Case and Police Court Charges
A Kansan was fined 51.60 for vagrancy after a Monday incident near the Greeley creamery. Police court records also show fines for stop sign violations and speeding, plus drunk driving and public intoxication charges for residents of Greeley and nearby areas.
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Victor Tackwood
Greeley
Bouna Vissa
1618 Eleventh Avenue
C. C. Wtunter
Bit Yarvk
Syracuse
Wig
Corr Eanon
Hugeng Mopea
Ilureat
Gchris Poulsen
Winter Henry
South Aynona
William B. Sfesser
Sixth Avene
Jivereté Freind
Sugar Price Drop Hits Wholesome Sugar Market
Offshore producers and Eastern market pressure pulled refined sugar wholesale prices down 25 cents today. Great Western Sugar Co. reports price to jobbers at 6.125 dollars per cwt including freight, amid a nationwide raw sugar downturn. A. Greenman, former Boulder mayor and Chautauqua official, died recently. he led local business and civic groups.
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Denver
Eaid. Aga
E Healnesa Ita
Great Western Sugar Company 10
Eaglern
Colorado
Greenman
Boulder
Colorado Chinutauque Assocation
Chautauqua
Wasa
Houlder Chamber of Caminerée
Elsc
Jelly Park and Planning Board
Ciana Reports Hitler’s Peace Idea From Berlin Chancellery
Ciana returns home to tell Daddyll-Law Benito Musso-Mor about Adolf Hitler’s plan for peace and war in the new Berlin chancellery. The account notes the German Reich and associated Free State factions.
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Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Giana
Ciana
Daddyll
Benito Musso- Mor
Adulf
Frees Phato
American Republics Back Neutrality Pact Barring Hostilities
Delegates from American republics approve a broad safety zone in American waters to protect inter American interests, aligning with the Monroe Doctrine. The declaration calls belligerents to respect a fixed neutral zone and serves notice in Europe’s war, signaling continental solidarity. Survivors claim the British freighter Clement was attacked by an airplane and a German warship off the Brazilian coast, with the Admiral Scheer named as the sinking vessel.
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Banania
Henan
Oct
BoAtill
Heaney
Europe
Rio
de Janeiro
Bahia
Brazil
Freghter
Clement
Maridlanal
Admiral Scheer
Colorado Springs Waitress Victim in Morning Car Incident
Police search for suspects in an early morning collision near a train route involving waitress Marle Subble, 23, found fatally wounded in the front seat of a sedan. Victim identified. owners Dustin Martin Susle and Jack Russell named in reports.
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Colorado Springs
Johnson Takes Over Colorado Game Office
Arthie Julensote of Fort Collins, long dean at Colorado State College, named acting director of the State Game, Fish Department. Johnson says policies will be set by the Camp and Fish Commission, with him as executive officer and no immediate major changes planned.
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Denver
Arthie Julensote
Fort Collins
Colorado State College
R. GB. Parvin
Johnson
Camp
Pish Commission
Jie Hoyte
Johngon Esid
Uume Fay
Dra. Gabrielson
Bureau of Biological Survey
Adamy
Fort Calling
Miriam
Fort Collings
Soviet May Ask Bases On Finnish Territory
Moscow reports a potential Soviet demand for military and naval bases on Finnish territory. The government announces a forthcoming policy move after a note from Savist luesia. Jevestia cites Russia ready to march into Poland. The piece links Soviet Finland ties to aggressive powers seeking to push nations under the so called peace loving banner.
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Moscow
Luesia
Nowspaper Jevestia
Russia
Jnto
Poland
Relalionyet
Finland
Batontajana Latyin
Wasin
Walllo Sea
Rattlesnake Kate Hurt in Scuffle Over a Revolver
Mrs. Kate Slaughterbuck of Slangwick lane near Fort Lupton was injured in a scuffle over a revolver when rancher Peter W. Robern struck her with the weapon's butt. She was hospitalized in critical condition after a skull fracture and scalp wound. Deputy sheriffs arrested Robern on Monday afternoon. Relatives allege threats by Robern prior to the incident.
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Kate Slaughterbuck
Faneh
Ummy
Southern Weld Rattlers
Alex
Stattlesnake Koby
Greeley
Jer Ase Sallant
Peter W. Robern
Slangwick Vane
Hale Wiles
Fort Lupton
Wis
Slaughterback
Guy Bavinger
Warren Vose
Kollman &S
Slaughterbaet
Rattlera Jn
Hoover Insists Allies Able to Defend Selves
Hoover argues in an interview that Allied nations can defend themselves against threats, saying a united survey of resources shows likely success. He contends a possible stalemate is the worst outcome and European defeat remains unlikely.
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Hoover
Selves
Riscelana
New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoy W. Howart
New York’ World Telegram
Coward
Thanksgiving dates clash sparks national debate
The piece reports Carr proclaiming November 30 as Thanksgiving and President Roosevelt proposing November 23 as the holiday. Colorado governors and other state officials express opposition, arguing the change disrupts a century old tradition and harms commerce and daily life. The debate centers on shifting Thanksgiving earlier, with various states considering the move and weighing costs and public sentiment.
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Assncis
Tresay Denyer
Carr
Hoosevelt
Elthar
Roosevelt
Euter
Denver
Colorado Springs
Peeble
Porernur
Viey Hul
Michartson
Delavere
Chytauns
Badustrat
Foreclosure Suit Filed on Rosedale Land
Foreclosure action filed in district court seeks to foreclose against Doan 8 Gevestment Company of Denver and others over property in Rosedale Town. Receiver appointment requested. long-running dispute includes Kerry Chilton of Denver and transfers of Lot 1 to 20 in Block 17 First Addition to Artington Point. Accusations include missing 1923 taxes, alleged insolvency, and rent skimming by an officer of the investment company. Several merchants and builders named in the suit as claimants.
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Snvest
Copes
Boulter
Fum Nuit Ie
Gevestment Company of
Denver
Rosedale
Stark Liquor Store
Mrx
Nak
Aetiaily Agningl
Kerry Chilton
Artington
Jals
Intevestment Company
Alrs
Ropes
Sud
Ageat
Sli Clvima
Cro
Na de Wits
I. M. Jott
Styer
Yam Johnson
White
Charles J. Clelohe
Wy. Stewart
Chilton
Galt
Heutehens
Ieutehens
J. Millar
Denver Switchman Fatally Hurt in Yard Accident
Denver railroad switchman Harold A. Muapen, 87, was fatally injured early today when he fell from a switching locomotive and was crushed beneath a wheel in the Denver yards. The incident occurred amid ongoing investigations with details to be released Wednesday.
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Denver
Det
Harold A. Muapen
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Heart Attack Fatal For Senator Logan
Senator Logan dies early Tuesday morning from a heart attack after a period of illness. The report notes prior health issues and mentions political context and family survivors, with references to Kentucky figures and state government roles.
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Sen
Logan
115 at First Forum of Year Draws Local Attendees
About 115 people attended the first year forum at the Greeley public venue. The panel included Dr Krederick and Carl D. Mekinsley presenting opposing views on weapons embargoes while Dr Llamal outlined America’s wartime policy and the session ran into readings while attendees remained through the end of the event. Robert Vhrllack announced a follow up meeting for Monday Oct 16 at 7:40 p.m. Ralph Price of Grea and James Pinata were noted participants with Pinata expected to discuss propaganda and visual education topics.
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Npaulag
Greeley
Douglas Ward
Krederick 2
Trawbah
Vin Valveraity
Colorade
Ehatenin
Urwit
Arma
Carl D. Mekinsley
Dr. Llamal
Robert Vhrllack
Ralph Price
Grea
James Pina
Fin Baa
Theckefelter Foundation
Pishing Good in Tig Thompson With Hands
Turbulent flood near Loveland caused by rising waters and backwater cuts. Fishermen worked through the night to salvage gear as hundreds of trout were washed downstream and debris blocked the river. Repairs were hurried to restore flow and protect boats and nets.
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Loveland
Thompson Suralay
Mont Thse
Liniles
Lovetnedl
Ranka
Lenge
Sud
Missouri Fart Worker Held for Investigation
Kieth Behrens, 43, a farm worker from Springfield, Missouri, was arrested by Sheriff Goss on a disputed check charge. He previously served a term in a Kansas state prison for check writing activities. The messy report references unclear names and locations.
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Jon Springfield
Sherif Goss
Anderson
Neil
Nekrens
Ehh
Shiffote
Kasay
Prion
Firat Campiniit Sentast
Rebeer
Tron Sours
Miri Debor Fay Labor
Jean
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