Soviet Will Use Force On Italy Declared By Red Star
Moscow reports say the Red Star warns Italy to answer for sinking two Soviet freighters and threatens force if peaceful efforts fail. Moscow demands Mediterranean piracy be condemned, calls for action at the Wednesday conference, and targets Mussolini’s Fascist regime.
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Italy
Associated Press
Moscow
Red Star
Thalian Athe Marinus
Steriday
Ete
Soviet Russia
Mussolini
London
Russia
Europe
Stiles
Rome
Mediterranean
Germany
Spain
Nouth Africa
Lloyd's
la Goulatta
Tunis
Rhodes
Agean Sea
Pegasus
Sorony- Vacuum Oil Company
Istanbul
Admiralty
Inglrgent Ag
Baviek Union
Great Britain
France
Auditelion
Soviet Union
Infants Paralysis Cases Reported Across United States
The Public Health Service reported 612 infantile paralysis cases in the nation for the week ending September 4, a decrease from 622 the prior week. Figures do not include Nevada or New York City. preliminary data omit certain areas.
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U.S
Associated Press
Washington
The
Public Health Service
Ita
Nevada
New York
Autaidd
New York City
Windsors Start Journey to Hungary from Vienna
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor depart by Wig of Vienna for a trip to Hungary. The Sept. voyage begins in Villach Austria as they begin travel to the Hungarian visit.
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Hungary
Villach
Austria
Windsor
Wig
Vienna
Canon Road Picture Contest Closes Thursday
The Tribune announces a picture contest with cash prizes for best photos of Canon Road oiled road. Entries must arrive by Thursday at closing time. The top five photos win one dollar each.
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Canon Road Picture
Tribune
Democrats May Announce Purge Plan Within 24 Hours
Colorado Democrats discuss a party purge and house cleaning after a grand jury report. Senator H C Johnson and other leaders met with officials including Worth Allen and Governor Teller Armstrong to decide on action, with a likely announcement in a few days. James Tell missing, Fort Lupton.
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Denver
Tharg
Colorado
H. C. Johnson
Lis
Worth Alle
Cuisireman
Allen
Teller Armnous
Hoy Gfiur
Byron G. Rogers
Johnson
James A. Marek
Johnagh
Marsh
Democracic Party
Loyalist Fleet Steams Out To Battle Rebels
From Hendaye on the Franco Spanish frontier, Loyalist forces clash as 500 of Generalissimo Francisco Franco's advance guard fall wounded or slain in a first Biscayan coast battle near Lisnes, four miles west of Gijon. German air crew among bombing plans downed in combat.
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Hendaye
Gijon
50 Per Cent More Needed For Pensions
Denver newspapers report Colorado counties seek 50 percent more funds for September under a new $45 monthly old age pension plan than under August old age assistance. Earl M. Kouns, director of welfare, announced September requests totaled $1,294,256 with Odo County estimating an average pension of $38. Counties requested $902,076 in August for 20,114 pensions.
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Associated’ Press
Denver
Colorado
Earl M. Kouns
State Welfare Department
Oislad
Odo County
Handicap Tournament To Be Held At Golf Club
Handicap tournament announced for Wednesday at the Gree Ley municipal club by Sam Mason, the club pro. Handicaps must be in by Sunday night. An 18 hole score is preferred though a 9 hole score will be accepted. The following week will be devoted to the first round of play.
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Golf Club
Greeley Municipal Inka
Sam Mason
Ihius
Wilk
Ammons Asked to Commute Negro Death Sentence
Corey, attorney for Will Wynn, Negro, stated a strong effort to secure Governor Amond to commute Wynn’s death sentence for the 1986 November murder of Isador Schwartz, a Pueblo pawnbroker. Wynn is slated to die the week of September 12. Garey, Wynn’s attorney, will confer with the governor to seek clemency.
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Breas Derver
Corey
Atttorney
Made
Wynn
Seni
Isador Schwartz
Pueblo
Garey
Amamong
Kellner Plans to Resist Extradition Battle
From New Raymer district comes word that Georges Kellner seeks settlement in a case involving cattle levies and a theft charge. County Sheriff Guy McGravess reports Kellner intends to resist extradition as part of the ongoing proceedings.
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Sonnets Kelmer
Bughnetl
Raymer
Guy McGravess
Georges Kellner
Kenneth
Greeley
Casa
Tellner
Soldon
Denver
Formalizing a Child’s Common Law Marriage in Greeley
County Judge Robert G Strong united 14 year old Nellie Goodin and 24 year old Coral Henderson in a formal marriage in Greeley after Henderson faced a district court charge tied to living with the girl. The case was continued to Friday for possible dismissal. Henderson, a Carm laborer, was arrested by Greeley police on Oklahoma City authorities' complaint.
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Robert G. Strong
Strang
Nellie Goodin
Coral Henderson
Greeley
Oklahome City
Henderson
Courk
Hra
Bondorsak
Okihoma
Judge Strong
Strong
Lopiarmakerics
Tracy C. Cameron
Cor Menderson
Treasurer's Action Against Loustalet Dismissed in Court
A case titled Treasury s HB Witwor against Loustalet sought $108.74 in taxes and penalties for 1928 and 1929. It was dismissed on Wednesday in the first court after the defendant paid. Total paid by Cull Longlater was $434.84, including over $180 in penalties and $14.20 in court costs.
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Witwor
Waller B. Lonstalet
Firgt
Longlater
Hull Declares Mediterranean Situation Acute
Secretary Hull described unidentified raiders in the Mediterranean as a perilous situation that is growing more acute. The state department denies a general warning for Americans to stay away from the area while reaffirming a hands off policy toward Spain. Diplomats say airplanes ships and submarines harass shipping in the Mediterranean to block supplies for the Spanish conflict and the neutrality act restricts arms and materiel exports from the United States to tipped factions.
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Washington
Hull
State Department
Unat
United States
Spain
Tme
Tne
Lie Axport
Arma
Cleveland and Detroit clash in early AL action
In a busy AL slate, Cleveland trailed Detroit 1 0 as Bridges and York helped steady the game. Across the league, Washington swept Philadelphia in a doubleheader while New York beat Boston in the first game. Philadelphia bounced back in the nightcap as Appleton and Milles held firm. Other headlines feature St Louis and Chicago square off with pitchers delivering, and Brooklyn and New York slugging in a high scoring stretch.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Allen
Pulluk
Bridges
Wade
York
Ren
Philadelphia
RED
Washington
Chase
BR. Ferrell
Caster
Brucker
Ree
New York
Benlon
New
Pillovurge
Pitteburgh
R. Davis
Derringer
Lombardt
Bowman
Browh
Swift
Weaver
Padden
Homer Myera
Ciecmand
Boston
RLE
Roatan
Jobson
Grace
Turner and Lopes
G. Moore
Chicago
RHE
St. Louis
FC Chicago
Dean
Ogrowdowski
French
Hartnett
Coffman
Mellon
Dannig
Butcher
Cantwell
Lindsey
Phelps
Gumbert
Winsett
Brooklyn
McCarthy
Pittsburgh
RED Cincinnati
Mooty
Hallihaw
Campbell
Tobin
Tx— Deston
Jorgena
Atwood Shattener
Fduelist
Weather Update From Gatorade Desk
Wednesday night and Thursday show little change in lens literature conditions. Wyoming region cooler in the west central area Wednesday night. Local hours ending midnight Wednesday with highs around 70 and lows near 0.
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West Central Area
U P Agent Saved at La Salle When Hobo's Gun Fails To Fire
Union Pacific special agent John Simpson and La Salle marshal A C Given faced a hand to hand pursuit in the La Salle railroad yards early Wednesday. A fugitive identified as Joe V Schack offered a grip containing a revolver which failed to fire as shots rang out. Schack fled but was later brought to the county jail in Greeley after Simpson and Given pursued and exchanged shots. Simpson, who lives in Denver, could not confirm a hit.
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John Simpson
Union Pacific
la Salle
Simpson
Iifa
Marshal A. C. Given
la Sallie
Dale Norris
Pacific Fruit Express
Given
Thanau
Simpson All Given
Greeley
Joe V. Schack
Schark
Denver
Knowles Estate Totals $20,000 in Probate Papers
Estate of the late Dr. Eawid W. Knowles of Greeley filed for probate in county court showing assets valued at 320,000 consisting entirely of personal property. No real estate is included in the inventory. Will dated May 21, 1925 leaves entic property to the widow who is named executrix with Charles W. Southard as attorney.
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Eawid W. _ Knowles
Greeley
Charles 1
Southard
Labor dispute halts liner sailing but reaches compromise
A labor dispute threatened to block a liner’s sailing from New York as 500 crew members were ordered not to sail. Officials said a settlement came before noon with wage increases for engineering officers, ranging from 10 to 40 dollars monthly. McGrady resigns from labor post following internal dispute.
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Associated Dress
New York
Manhattan
Pabionat Maritime Union
CIO
Sisu
Steamship Company of
Mciale Aaid
Plea Entered by Carl Walter in Pueblo Burglar Case
Carl Walter, a 21 year old education teacher from Pueblo, pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to burglary charges in Greeley. He was remanded to the Colorado Psychiatric Hospital for observation following his plea.
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Carl Walter
Wed
Pueblo
Greeley State Treasurers Office
Walter
Waltons
Colorado Psychopathic: Hospital For Observation
City’s Biggest Business Opens Doors on Wed
Greeley’s largest business opened its doors on Wednesday signaling the start of public schools. Preliminary enrollment up to noon shows 2,881 students from high school to kindergarten, nearly matching last year’s second day total. Senior high enrollment reached 761 at noon, junior high 704, and Lincoln Gipson and Franklin schools near last year’s second day figures. Final figures to be released Thursday by Superintendent H. D. Eldridge.
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Greeley
Sehoct
Lincoln
Gipson
Franklin
H. D. Eldridge
Auto Owners Must Show Clerk Sales Tax Payment
County Clerk Walter P Morrison announced a new rule from the State Treasurer Homer Beatord requiring auto buyers to present receipts proving sales tax payment or use tax before purchasing any automobile. The policy takes effect Sept. 10 and applies to all buyers.
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Walter PF. Morrison
Homer
Salary Action Is Dismissed in County Salary Dispute
A suit by county office heads against the county commissioners to force pay raises, claimed authorized by the old board, was dismissed after Judge Fredric W. Clark ruled previous acts did not legally fix salaries. The commissioners plan hearings on the matter, aiming for voluntary increases and possible personnel changes in the treasurer's office.
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Board of Commissioners
Fredric W. Clark
Commissionery
Iglya
Loulas McGregor
Garnsey and Wheeler
Issyo
Clark
Lhe
Tragic Shanghai Rail Disaster Blasts Civilians
Report from Sungklang near Shanghai says five railroad cars packed with 1540 Chinese refugees from the war zone were blown from the tracks by Japanese bombers. Many perished, others injured as women and children lay scattered in the wreckage. Chinese and Japanese officials exchanged sharp notes amid heightened risk to foreigners in China.
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Sungkla
Shanghai
Sung- Klang
Ilue
Hankow
Red Crass
Sungklang
China
Kiyoshi Hasegawa
Peiping
Paoshan
Tront
Vasloriy Race Course
International Settlement
Woosting
Wiangpoo
Kiangwau
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Margaret Tell
Fort Lupton
Janes
Amin
Bernard Webler
Ammons
Kellner
Loustalet
Des Moines
James Welborn
U. P
Hobo
Blake
William Binks
Seventh Avenue
Gordon Hubert
S25
Sixth Street
Eighth
McGrady Reelgns i Associa Press Hyile. Pack
SounorGlt
Cit
Indvallad-Ihor Diaputer
Edward ¥. HeGyady
Knabarovsk
Siberia
Osaka Wiara
Drngen
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