Mahoney and LaGuardia Triumph in Party Primaries
In New York City Democratic and Republican primaries, J. T. Mahoney and Fiorello LaGuardia led with decisive margins. Mahoney defeated Copeland for the Democratic nomination while LaGuardia won the Republican fusion line amid a broad New Deal showing.
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Chinese Protest Partial Ban On Arms As Planes Are Taken From Vessel
In Shanghai on September 17, reports say Japanese reinforcements moved inland on the Yangtze lower reaches while a halted drive toward Chinese defense lines continued. Western observers warned of a looming clash near Shanghai as weather hindered major operations and China disputed Japanese captures and lighthouse seizures along the coast.
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Postponed American League Baseball Games Across Leagues
Detroit at Philadelphia and Chicago at New York and St Louis at Washington were postponed by rain. Home runs credited to Solten Claveland and Newson, with Morcum Desautels among battery pairings. In National League action, Cincinnati and St Louis games noted with pitchers Gumbert Danning and Mette Mueller among batteries. Denver wage hearing set for Sept 27. Burglary at Lafalla nabbing 28 gallons of gas. Emma Sevier dies at aged 82. funeral procession to Galeburg Illinois.
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Britain Ends Intervention Patrol Against Pirates
Britain and France end the 27 nation intervention patrol to deter pirate attacks in the Mediterranean. The move follows German and Italian withdrawal anger and mounting resentment over the naval agreement at Nyon giving Britain and France major control of the pirate war.
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Firemen Extinguish Welding Tank Fire at Doon Friday
Firemen from the Greenjoy fire department extinguished a welding tank blaze at the Reliable Auto Wrecking yards on Sixth Avenue and Ninth Street. Water cooled the ruptured tank which roared and blew wide open though an adjacent oxygen tank near an acetylene container did not explode. Dave McMullan, who had been near cutting scrap iron, timed the response for about thirty minutes before the call. The cause of the tank reignition was not immediately determined.
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Ranchers Meet To Wage War On Rustlers
Colorado ranchers gathered at the Colorado Highway Patrol HQ to plot action against cattle rustlers. They blamed rising thefts on a modern, auto-powered thief and urged new laws, tighter inspections, and closer sheriff collaboration to curb losses. Stakeholders included eastern county sheriffs and livestock men seeking tougher return-to-shops controls.
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British Betray Italy Press of Mussolini Says
Rome reports the Italian press accuses Britain of duplicitous diplomacy at Nyon and says nine powers drafted plans for renewed Mediterranean war with French and Italian fleets in charge. It claims Franco-British warship actions demonstrate cooperation and mocks a French role as minor. Henry Allen, 61, of Keenesburg, arrested on a disturbance charge and jailed briefly before county custody.
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Legion arms confiscated in New York convention wake
The opening of the American Legion national convention in New York triggers a police order to confiscate small cannons and noisy devices after past incidents in hotel lobbies and streets. General John J. Pershing will address the session via shortwave radio from Paris at Madison Square Garden Monday morning.
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Denver Pensioners to Receive Checks Under New Law
Denver officials announced that about 10,000 checks will be mailed Monday to old age pensioners under the new $15 a month pension law. The August roll showed around 7,600 recipients under the old law which capped pensions at 63 years. the new rules extend eligibility to those over 60 who meet other qualifications.
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State's Coal Output Rises
Colorado counties report coal production from Jan 1 to Aug 31 totaling 4,346,087 tons, up from last year. Tom Allen, chief coal mining inspector, notes increases across most counties with specific August tonnages listed for Boulder and Weld among others.
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Secretary Wallace Raises Cane Sugar Quotas
Washington reports quota allocations for 1937 cane sugar areas including Cuba, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Cuba gains to 2,114,087 tons, while other regions see increases and regional totals. Mainland sugar area supplied about 360,000 tons by Sept 1 of the 1937 quota.
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Speed Victor In One Race With Death
Speed Victor wins one race in Denver but loses another as Traikie parents lose two children to infantile paralysis. The Rev John Fielder’s two year old dies during a trip to Denver while Walter Jotnaon drives a fast pace to reach the city for his granddaughter's treatment. A second Pletcher child also paralyzed and Sugar City reports another paralytic case as the sickness spreads in Growley county.
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1100 Signatures Urge Grand Jury In Butler Case
More than 1100 signatures affixed to petitions addressed to District Judge Coffin asking him to call a grand jury to investigate the Butler murder cases and other matters. Attorney Herribar Mann said many more names expected. The signatures were to be presented to Judge Coffin at 3 p.m. Monday September 25 with stand jury questions set for 8 p.m. Monday. Police court fines on Thursday night include Walter Carlton of Boulder and Raymond Adolph of 1004 CG Street Greeley fined 6.50 each for speeding Toy Stoddard of Greeley fined 5.00 for reckless driving.
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James Starkey Wins First in Animal Photo Contest
James Starkey wins first prize of 3 dollars for best picture of farm animals and their owners in the Tribune contest. Harvey Witwer and Try and his horse Lasec, Joseph Schick of Keansburg place second for a 4500 pound cow. Honorable mention goes to Asa D L Tarriss Hereford bull picture by Jane Walker.
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Two Brothers Jailed for Orchard Burglaries
Two residents of the Sandbilla Territory north of Orchard in Weld County were jailed for burglary after being identified by deputies Guy MacGinness and Robert Hoggett. Gilbert M. Huck, 26, and his 16 year old brother Clyde Mack admitted breaking into the Max Richardson Hardware and the Dad Overman Beer parlor at Orchard. Leroy "Big Boy" Hack, 16, of Cardington Ohio, is being sought by two counties.
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Two Charged with Writing Bad Checks in Greeley District
Information charging Robert Van Matra of Grealey and GC A Moore of Denver with writing worthless checks to district merchants was filed Friday. Each faces up to 1500 dollars bond expected next Thursday. bond not raised immediately. Thorp of Grestey charged with burglary and larceny. Allen of Weenanburg fined 10 dollars plus costs after guilty plea. Avatory Justice Moglish presides in Greeley district court.
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United Auto Workers Ban Wildcat Strikes at GM
Detracit Sept 17 The United Auto Workers of America announced the union will seek 11 changes in the agreement with General Motors after last winter's seven week strike. The board approved a resolution to discharge or discipline employees found guilty of wildcat strikes. The demands include recognition as the sole bargaining agent for all GM employees in the United States and Canada, along with wages hours and bargaining procedure. The executive board ordered negotiators to place these demands before GM after a proposed revision formula intended to curb unauthorized work stoppages.
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Senator Wheeler Calls for Black Investigation
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana condemned Justice Hugo L Black's Ku Klux Klan ties and urged Roosevelt to appoint a partial investigating board. He said if charges are true, Black should resign as opposition to the court bill grows.
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