Matsui Sets Outline for Japanese War Aims on Chinese Mainland
The Japanese army under General Matsui announced it is prepared to use all means to subdue opponents and establish a foundation for lasting peace in East Asia. The proclamation, delivered south of the Yangtze, asserts protection for third powers and condemns anti-Japanese and anti-foreign forces in China.
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China
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Foreign Office
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Tokio. Stock Exchange
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Orient
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Inpena
Asahi
Weld Ranches Vote For Spud Control Pact Amid Crop Boom
Eight states approve immediate adoption of triple A marketing agreements for the 1837 crop, with an estimated 403,208,000 bushels and a $40,000,000 market. Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Idaho vote to apply the pact within 10 days and Maine is urged to reconsider. The plan calls for elimination of small calls and faster interstate shipment with government inspection.
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Chicago
Anldhey
Michigan
Wistongin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Idaho
Maine
Army Eyes 64000 Acres for Denver Bombing Field
Denver men reportedly seek land across three West county ranches for a 64 000 acre bombing field for the U S Army Air School to be established in Denver. The proposed block lies south of Kersey north of Roggen and east of the Hudson cutoff. Estimated sale price about seven dollars per acre. Prospects for final approval awaited by next week.
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United States Army
Learjed
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Kersey
Roggen
Hudson Cutoff
Olds Wiswald Ranch
John E. Painter
Song
Klugs Ranches
Wiswald_ ranch
Frank Gerhardt
Peckham
Alen Winslow
Larry Lutz
Opus
En Army Air School
Bradfield hears father's funeral by telephone
In Alhambra California on October 7 Louis G Bradfield an invalid heard funeral services for his father S A Bradfield via telephone from Long Beach where the elder Bradfield a retired Greeley farmer aged 83 was honored. The service was transmitted to a man unable to travel by telephone from the Long Beach chapel and burial will be in Greeley.
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Alhambra
Calif
Louis G. Bradfield
S. A. Bradfield
Long Beach
Bradfield
Greeley
Mayei
Purvis and Thompson Fined for Assault in Greeley
Bud Purvis and Jake Thompson were found guilty of assault and battery against Lampos near an Oak Square area store front. They were fined $50 each and jailed after verdicts. Craig Thompson was acquitted. Bill Schnorr testified to a premeditated threat involving Thompson. Purvis fled the state the day after sentencing. The jury included J Twist, C J Anderson, and Lyle Cooksey.
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Bud Purvis
Gus
Jake Tomnon
Greeley
Pan Inmpos
Ault Pool Hall
Purvis
Juke Thompson
Graig Thompson
Lampos
Grado
Bill Schnorr
Jake Thompson
Schnorr
Jake
Porva
Jary
J. Twist
C. J. Anderson
Lyle Cooksey
Togren
Peter Roth Pleads Guilty To Theft of Livestock
Peter Roth of Greeley pleaded guilty to cattle theft and slaughter. District Judge Frederic W. York sentenced him to two to six years. Roth admitted involvement in stealing and slaughtering a herd owned by John Bupper of Lasalle. Bupper’s tenant John Roth had pleaded guilty.
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Peter Roth
Greeley
Thuraday
Caltle
Frederic W. York
Roth
John Bupper
Lasalle
John Roth
Dupper
Tennant
Gally
Barney
J. J. Scott
Pierce
Palleo
Pormier
Hoover
Ania Yard
A. B. Hyde
Briggs Flalh Land Resettlement Project
Kodak
Teith Avenie
Gallegos Jailed After DUI Car Sideswipes Freight Line
Candin Gellesos, 32, of LaSalle, arrested by Courtesy patrol and held in county jail after a Thursday crash near LaSalle. The Gallegos machine struck a Lio meer Freight line truck about 1:15 PM, causing $25 damage to the truck and $100 to a 1929 Gallegos Ford. Jog Gallegos, also of LaSalle, held as an accessory to drunken driving. No serious injuries reported. Other minor cases heard included Hallen Butler of Keenesbury fined for speeding and Frank Dye of Cheyenne cited for speeding.
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Candin Gellesos
LaSalle
Gallegos Machine
Liomeer
Jog Gallegos
G. C. Hamilton
Fort Lupton
Hallen A. Butlerd
Keenesbury
B. A. Crawford
Frank Dye
Cheyenne
Patterson
Reclamation Leader Visits West on Brief Stop
National Reclamation Secretary Manager Hagie spoke in Casper on the way to the annual meeting October 13 to 14. He urged conservation and western water use, noting growing interest in irrigation from Oklahoma to Dakotas and commenting on President Roosevelt’s western trip. Continued on page 24.
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Texas
North Dakota
Hagle
Washington, D. C
National Reclamation Sesociation
Casper
South Dakota
Hag
Senator Adams Advocates U S Response to Japan
Colorado Democrat Senator Adams told reporters the United States should uphold the Department of State policy toward Japan and China. He opposed armed intervention but urged firm action when compacts are violated, arguing against mere formalities.
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Washington
Adams
Colorado
State Department
China
United States
Eight Veterans Fined in Mail Fraud Lottery Case
Eight war veterans and a civilian were fined in federal court today for schemes using the mails to defraud through a lottery. Defense counsel said Monmouth County Veterans of Foreign Wars operated to aid needy members. Judge Philip Forman warned that their discharge papers do not excuse breaking the law. Fines ranged from 54 to 609 dollars.
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Lassaginted Presa
Trenton
New York
Eid Uus
Monmouth County Veterans of Torgu
Phi Forman
Roosevelt Says He'll Consult His Advisers
President Roosevelt told reporters at a crowded press conference he would defer key policy decisions until after consulting leaders and advisers. He declined to commit on a special congressional session or on compulsory marketing quotas for major crops, citing constitutional issues and seeking guidance from his aides.
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Associated Raws
Washington
Qcet
Jo Sid Ho
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Miners Strike Spreads Through Pennsylvania Coal Fields
In Lansford Pennsylvania 7500 miners join in a strike in sympathy with sit down protesters at Coaldale colliery. The Lehigh Navigation Coal Company units shut down all five operations including stripping and storage plants as wives pressure action. A committee led by Peter Misik urged the front line workers to surface, while much of the area remains idle.
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Lansford
Panther
Greek Valley
Lehigh Navigation Coal Company
Peter Misik
Tistrict
Tinted
Coaldale
Three Greeleyites Attend Signway 198 Road Opening
Three Greeley Chamber of Commerce representatives Nelson Reynolds D. B. Bleier and E. H. Folbrecht traveled from Greeley to Tresburg on Friday to take part in the ceremony marking the female opening of Signway 198 and the paved route from the east coast to Greeley and Denver.
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Greeley
Ling and Golder Deaths Highlight Local Notices
Phillip Ling 43 died of a heart attack at his Delayan Macys home in San Jose Galt after recent return to his hometown Eaton and service with Pacific Trust for twelve years Survivors include wife Florence Ling three sons Phillip Donald Arthur father Amy Ling of Los Angeles and Mrs Reitke of Los Angeles Funeral arrangements and burial will be announced locally Greeley Eaton communities noted both deaths Clifford Golder 66 died at Greeley hospital after arriving from Wisconsin six months ago with wife The Greeley and Eaton relatives mourned the sudden loss as funeral services were planned
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Mitford
Golder
Sveute
Greeley Hospital
Colder
Greeley
Dela
You
Wis
Kits
Taton
Havelsole Guryiver
Philip 2 Ling
Delayan
Macys
T. Reitke
Los Angeles
My. Ling
Eaton
Waldo Norris Garden Photo Prize Winners
Waldo Norris Garden Photo Prize awarded with Waldo Norris winning the $3 first prize for a pictured garden at 1715 Fourteenth Street. Second prize goes to William Port for a photo of Mrs Fort in her garden, winning $2. Honorable mentions and next contest details noted.
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Walla Norris
Tribune
Inelision
Ware Music
the Tribune
Agia Interiors
Séconil
Caton and Longmont Teams Play Tonight
Baton high school Reus will play their first conference Bun tonight at 8 o clock against the Longmont Trojans at Longmont. Baton has won this year from East Denery and won Cram Laramie. Ursa Emmett Tulip Oct Audisy James Robenelt 21 Kansadity Kan charged with murder in shooting of Anna Foun Phipps eighth grade student at Emmett.
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Baton High School
Reus
Longmont Trojans
Longmont
Love Find
Boulder
Baton
East Denery
Inez
Mrnon City
Laramie
Ursa Emmett
Tulip
Audisy
James Robenelt
Kansadity
Kan
Anna Foun Phipps
Emmett
Mllea Borth
Toaho
Weld Plants Slice More Beets Than Rated Capacity
Reports from Watin Windsor and Greeley indicate plants processed over 1500 tons daily, with Fort Lupton making a strong showing and Greekuy among the three northern factories. heavy deliveries pushed beet cutting beyond rated capacity on the first full day of operation.
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Duntys
Weld Aoarty Sveny Tretorfes
Alan Chel
Watin
Windsor
Greeley
Fort Lupton
Rubber Raft Not Amelia's Says Maker
An official from the Air Cruisers Inc. said a rubber raft found near Haw, Wuyi, was not Amelia Earhart's. The on scene report noted the raft bore the name Ate Grithers and differed from Earhart’s craft, with investigators deeming the identification very unlikely and noting the need for navigational clues beyond the raft.
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Ing
Haw
Wuyi
Vos
Earhart
Officius
Union delegate clash delays seating at AFL convention
The International Typographical Union accuses the American Federation of Labor credentials committee of bias as it delays seating CIO secretary Charles Howard at the convention in Atlantic City. The carpenters union protests his CIO charter and a hearing is set for next Monday while leaders fight to preserve union democracy and labor principles.
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Denver
Oct. S
Dr. W, KR
Fratterec
Printers’ Union
American Federation of Labor Convention
Charles 1Oward
CIO
International Typographical Union
A. P
Howard
Ere
Fontinue
Carpenters’ Union
Pacific Coast Lumber New
Howard and the
Carpenters
O10
At- Iwalig City
William Green
A. F
le President
Trotter
Green
Het CT
John
Lewis Cio
Pounell
Seliag
Greeley Man Injured in Wyoming Wreck
W. W. Henderson, former Greeley resident, recovering in a Denver hospital after an automobile accident at Carpenter, Wyoming. William Robson of La Salle, riding with Henderson, was uninjured when the car skidded off the road and toppled into a ditch. Henderson suffered cuts and possible facial injuries. hospital staff said he may be discharged tonight or tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Adver
W. W. Henderson
Vormer Greeley Resilent
Waa
Dentver
Carpenter
Wyo
William Robson
la Salle
Henderson
Yankees Dominate Giants 5 to 1 In World Series Pickups
Monte Pearson limited the Giants to five hits as the American League champions built a 5 1 lead at the Polo Grounds. New York's pitching held Tim Schumacher to five hits while the Yankees exploded in the first four innings, scoring five runs and never trailing. DiMaggio lined a hard single and Dickey delivered a triple in the third, extending the lead as the Yankees kept pressure on the NL club through four frames.
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Monte Pearson
Giants
McGarthy
Johnny Murphy
Polo Grounds
New York
Gel
Yankee
Tim Schumacher
Une
Letty Gomez
Red
Yankees
Peargon
Harry Danning
Selkirk
Aveond
Seag
Nto
Schumacher
Pearson
Crossitt
Tal
Danning
Rolfe
Seresa
Jelitig
Aciove
Dickey
Grosetti
Tto
DiMaggio
Rolley
Moore
Gehrig
North Dakota Homecoming Week Events Preview
North Dakota State prepares for homecoming with decorated house judging on Friday November 6 a pep rally Friday evening a parade Saturday morning featuring students entering the parade and a faculty reception following. The weekend continues with the homecoming dance Saturday night at a campus venue.
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North Dakota State
Entiireaent College of Advention
Pati
Jackson
Negdmma
Wemnt
Hit and Run Auto Strikes College Girl
Leona Burchett a Greeley State student from Holyoke narrowly escaped serious injury when a speeding car struck her as she walked near Eighth Avenue Thursday afternoon. The vehicle fled southwards after the collision, leaving Burchett with shoulder bruises. Mrs. Cora Bower witnessed the event from 1736 Eighth Avenue. Police and patrols search for the hit and run driver.
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Greeley State
Holyoka
Mina Burchett
Acrosa
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