Iroquois Docks After Trip Through Terrific Storm
New York October 12 a terrific storm and rumors tormented 788 Americans and 211 crew who reached New York aboard the Iroquois an ally warned ship. Passengers describe illness and confinement as officers questioned bags and trunks. The ship sailed amid alarms over hidden bombs and fears of a German sinking following similar wartime tensions.
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New York
Mes
Maury Shegelwan
Daltimore
Ong
Passengs
United States
Wich
Witte House
Hey
Magler
TA. Chelton
Washaston
Terilh
Athenia
Commons Debate Hints at Peace But Rejects Reichstag Plan
Britain's Chamberlain argued for cautious diplomacy while warning a peace by German terms would not secure lasting stability. He pressed Germany to prove sincerity through concrete steps and urged continued unity among democracies to prevent a new war, with Parliament listening to reassurances amid tense questions on Czechoslovakia and appeasement.
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Hilt
Reichstag
Titler
Slaver
Chamberlain
Czechoslovakia
Goran Disteeller
Ward
Wes Cubstalendate
Aliice Mitlee
Chamberlale
Utther
Britain
Brenih Reymblic
Vieinn
Chamvevain
Trent
Medhye Guusanifey
Wwe
Germany
Vierary
Nile
Huttons
A. Acieo
Lord Stanhope
Tha Connell
British Navy Captures Large German Steamer Cap Norte
The British Navy reported on Thursday the capture of the 13,815 ton German steamer Cap Norte. The Cay Narin, sailing in trade between Germany and South America, departed from Pernamburg Seyts VW port. Details mirrored earlier hints in Parliament about wartime shipping losses.
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London
Cap Norte
British Press Association
Germany
Santa America
Pernamburg Seyts VW
Greeley to Fort Morgan Transmission Line Set
Denver reports the federal reclamation bureau selects Frank L. Zybach of Strasburg Colorado with a 22 328 bid to build a transmission line from the Greeley substation to Fort Morgan. The project includes branches and aims to deliver power from the Colorado-Colorado River diversion and Seminoe Dam plants in Wyoming beginning this winter. W O Allison Company of Grand Junction is among the five successful bidders with a 474 80 bid.
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Associated Preas
Denver
Federal
Frank L. Zybach
Strasburg
Calo
Law Bilder
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Iggina
Reclamation Bureau
Wyoming
W. O. AlMson É Company
Grand Junction
New Yorker Admits Mercy Slaying Of Blind Son
In the Bronx a 42 year old man was found chloroformed at his parents home. Detectives questioned the father as the son Raymond Nepouillio allegedly claimed the act was mercy killing. A second report notes Colorado cattle and sheep conditions improving despite water shortages.
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New Yorker
New York
Bronx
Raymond Nepoullio
Lowla Reponitla
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Flarry Rodel
James Harrigan
Paco Station
Presa
Colorado
Roler Jr
Department of Agriculture
Embargo repeal warned to risk U S defense says La Follette
Wisconsin senator La Follette argues repeal of the embargo in the neutrality bill could cripple U S defense. He urges focusing on Western Hemisphere affairs and domestic recovery, criticizing administration moves as masking economic crisis and risking national security.
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U.S
la Follette
Associated Press
Washington
Progressive
Wisconsin
Seizure
United States
LaFollette
Recarta
Manitions
Ife
Naty
Adinistration
Gwaple
Kucups
Students Vote On Thanksgiving Dates At College
Colorado Staln Cullepe students overwhelmingly favored observing Thanksgiving on November 30 with the Friday off. The ballot offered three options, and 704 chose Carr’s date, prompting a Thursday November 30 and Friday December 1 college vacation.
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Thuenlon
Ralph L. Carr
Tades
Admie Falvetion
George Willi Beasier
Lali
Roosevelt
Cari
Carr
Frasier
Neerber
Greslny Wiig Schowlg
Work Relief Rolls Increase in Week
WPA report shows 1,833,202 people on relief rolls for the week ending Oct 4, up 48,888 from the prior week. Officials attribute the rise to more relief demands as winter approaches. state by state changes include Colorado up 1,5688, New Mexico up 10472, and others noted.
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Wratington
Oet
Tin Works Progress Administration
Amouz
Etaten
Colsmito
New Mexico
French Resist Assault Of German Patrols
Paris reports German patrols battered French outposts from the Moselle to the Wine area. Nazis sustained heavy losses in recent raids with few gains. French advices described actions during the night as repulsed despite heavy German artillery preparation.
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Paris
Gsteaiy Artilery
Brotherhood Meet Friday at Bapst Church
First meeting of the Bapst church group is set for Friday. The event will begin with a dinner at 8 and be followed by an interating program, as announced by church officials.
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Chirch
Sea of the Churel
Martin Insists Lewis Would Split Labor
Cincinnati, Oct. 12. The American Federation of Labor faced divisions as it accepted the resignation of veteran secretary treasurer Frank Morrison and heard from Homer Martin accusing CIO leaders of splitting the labor movement. Martin charged that Lewis and his group blocked upbuilding and that CIO sympathies harmed automaker workers, while Morrison announced retirement with a $6,000 annual retirement.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Beard
Homer Martin
John J
Lachs
Congress of Industrial Sreeration
Sina
I United Auto Workers International
CIO
APL
Martin
Elurgea
Qulo
Ula
Marrison
Graiga Monny
New York State Federation of Labor
Mumbers
U S Acts Alone To Persuade Moscow On Finland Demands
The United States moved unilaterally to urge Moscow to ease its Finnish demands. An official note was sent to Soviet ambassador Lawrence Sheinhardt in Moscow, signaling a potential broader Western effort with Norway, Sweden, and Denmark to preserve peace. Contingent actions and negotiations were under consideration as details from Stainhardt pending.
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U.S
Moscow
Finnish Republic
Washington
Deport
Monc Wir
Stainhardt
Rate i
United States
Norway
Sweden
State Department
Mascow
Geo
Russia
Pinkind
Willag
J H Eckhardt Joins County 600 Bushel Club
John H Eckhardt, operating a Perr camping farm, is named the first local grower to reach the 600 bushel club this year. He produced 610.22 bushels per acre of Natalidins, using a seed from his own stock and a Manter variety. His rotation plan and irrigation aided yields as he rotates crops and follows soil management practices.
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John MH. Eckhardt
Colorado
County Agam L
Toyne
Eckhardt
Meinvees
Hay
Camp Fire Names Carvel to Lead October Campaign
Leo BL Carvel, Chance chief, will head the Camp Fire campaign in October. Girty Cumnell will assist, organizing fund drives and shaping the campaign plan for the council’s efforts during the upcoming month.
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Carvel
Leo BL Carvel
Girty Cumnell
Will
Counneil
Organiz Ons
Fefonds Schodmted
Three Year Old Greeley Girl Burned Saving by Mother
Jean Tarhey, age 3, daughter of Mr and Mrs Duane H Marber west of Greeley, sustained painful nonlife threatening burns when clothing caught fire from a gasoline stove. Her mother Mrs Barber smothered the blaze and saved the child's life. Medical staff at Greeley hospital treated burns to the face and neck with a favorable outlook for recovery.
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Ess
Jean Tarhey
Duane H. Marber
Greeley
Barber
Weather Summary for Thursday and Friday
A weather bulletin notes warmer conditions with an unsettled pattern in the west and northeast. Forecasts predict a 24 hour period ending 4 a.m. Friday with a high near 70 and a low around 28, signaling chilly nights ahead.
Pure Seed Show Held in Denver January 13
The Pure Seed Show will be held in conjunction with the National Western Stock Show in Denver starting January 13. Courtland R. Jones, manager, is adding premium money for the display of certified seed varieties and seed varieties from Weld County and other regions. Local extension agents and seed growers from Fort Collins and Henderson are coordinating exhibits and registrations with the college extension service assisting in organization.
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Denver
Pura
Vail
Fort Colina
J. W. Dasrelles
Renderson
Tiguin
Roosevelt Urges Agencies Coordinate Relief with Red Cross
President Roosevelt called foreign relief groups to centralize war relief efforts with the Red Cross to prevent duplication and confusion. He urged coordination of fundraising and provisioning under official guidance, in a statement released with the approval of officials.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Speratary
Novtian Davia
Red Cross Dunirtan
Biggest Crowd In Years At Mines Homecoming Game
The Mines Grealey State Homecoming draws a large audience Saturday with an anticipated 2:30 pm kickoff. Ticket sales emphasize reservations, with extra seats and gate admissions planned as many fans delayed earlier. A 400 seat section for Mines attendees is arranged east of the row, and Mines students will be seated there. Special ceremonies include a 7:30 pm Friday program, vaudeville, a rally, a Beaver Slide, and a Saturday parade and alumni banquet.
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Jaet
JSON
The
Mines Grealey
Knot Hole Club
Javk
Rhs
Phey Mma
Mines Rogtera
Mines
Minek
Miri Jihe
Clogel Fame Wom
Lea
Gunterlath
Slindeot-Union
Shilent Union
Mim Coenn
Ed Johnson Signals Renewal of Peace Plea in Senate
Wallington October reports that Ed Johnson, a Democrat from Colorado, plans to renew his call for peace in the Senate during May session. He urged Prime Minister Chamberlain to abandon aggressive policies and referenced statements by Premier Hal a Wer and Chamberlain about fighting for peace as potentially signaling the first facilities, implying a cautious outlook on relations with France and Europe.
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Jresa
Wallington
Johnson
Demierst
Colorate
Senate
Chase Beruity
Norte Qxico HS
halaWer
France
Aml Chamberlain
Golden Anniversary Summer Session Opens at State College
Golden Anniversary Summer Session at Colorado State College opens June 17 with an eight week term and a six week session starting July 1. Registration is set for June 20 for the eight week term and for July 20 for the six week session. Feature of the program is the employment of prominent visiting faculty members. Chairmen of each division will be alumni. Charles M. Philips Funeral Friday services set for 10:30 at Macya drawing to interment in Linn Grove.
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Sayioejatenrena
Denver
Uay
Denyer University
Univaralty
Idaho
Ploasers
Boulder
Ralph L. Daw
L. T. Mahony
Denver University
Roosevelt
Denver Tiptail Merchants’ Association
Colorado, University and State College of Education of Greeley
Tito Denver
Viates
C. M. Philips
Charles M.philipa
Macya
Toons
Linn Grova
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Commons
Berlin
Oec
Thairet Gera
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Ghanberlin
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Soviet Unita Reln
Tadia
Jack Peraty
Tyskov
Witsten Chavcuil
House of Commons
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Tichinin
Cap Norie
Greeley-Morgan Line
Edgar Ghelion
Ivaqtois Wie
Iner
Brotherhood
Lewis
Blaine Repp
Ray Aousthre
Meeker
Mr. Repp
Jim
Hepens
Ted Kirby
Albert Clough
B. Repp
Hn Meeker Country
Eighth Avenue
Tribune
Jos Goddard
Milton Garaiote
Eighteenth Street
J. H. Eckhardt
County
Ed Johnson
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