Cannon Attacks Roosevelt in 1932 Presidential Fight
Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Church, back from Europe, says he will oppose Governor Roosevelt for president and will back Hoover if Roosevelt is nominated. He criticizes Roosevelt as a war and hints at prohibition issues. Cannon is under senate investigation over campaign funds from the 1028 Fleet case against Alfred E. Smith.
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Associated Cree
New York
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Europe
Roosevelt
Hoover
Bishop Cannon
Senate Centraliies
Dianosa Af Campaten Funde
Alered E. Smith
Catholic Leaders Prisoners at Vatican Estate
Five leaders of Catholic action are reportedly voluntary prisoners inside Vatican City due to the Halo-Vatican controversy. Count Della Torre, editor of Obzarvatore Ramona, remains inside, with a detective outside the gate awaiting his possible departure. Other inmates include a Palatine guards officer and a former Catholic action head linked to the defunct popular party.
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Freas
Vatican City
Catholic Action
Vatican
Count Della Torre
Obzarvatore Ramona
Vatican Lake
Dalla Torre
Tagatler
Rosaa
Allan
Palating Guids
Lespeech
Faudal University
Popular Party
Russians Push Royalty on Cards in Soviet Pact Row
New York Ely Culbertson, a bridge expert, returns from Russia with a tale of royal cards. He proposed selling playing cards with royalty in the auviets but the authority in charge rejected the plan. Culbertson boasted of cutting the wall of cards to 1,600,000 decks, while officials refused decks without kings and queens.
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New York
Ely Culvertson
Russia
Cuthbertson
Markets Report Mixed Live Stock Prices Across Regions
Chicago and Denver market notes show cattle and sheep activity with varying demand. Prices edge up for some loads while others remain steady. calves and feeders show mixed movement. Nevada and Utah listings appear alongside Colorado and Kansas City figures, reflecting broad regional trade with multiple price bands across weights and classes.
Hurley Criticized Over Independence Remarks In Manila
Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley faced sharp criticism in both houses of the insular legislature in Manila as representatives and senators challenged his remarks on Philippine independence and U S occupation. Lawmakers led by Rep Kapunan questioned quotes about right of conquest and the 19 000 000 Filipinos who misunderstand independence, while others cited the 21 year American tenure and the 1893 Manila occupation.
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Cassociatel Turan
Manila
Patrick J. Hurley
United States
Inaulup
Ruperta Kapunin
Alx
Hurley
Turley
Manila Tribune
Baculo
Turtey
Kapunan
Song
Quest
Spain
Emiliano Tirona
America
Ialanda
Leonarda Fostu
Froncigcd Varena
Marecio Ramires
Joss Domingo
Rupert Montinola
Elpidio Quirino
Benigno Aquino
Farm Board Deliberates on Cotton Relief And Surplus Handling
Washington reports the Farm Board has not yet found a satisfactory relief plan for the cotton surplus. It may restrict actions to halting some 1931 crops through cooperatives or authorize the stabilization plan to hold 1,300,000 bales for another year. The board has urged acreage cuts, proposing drastic destruction of one third of current output, while new proposals flood in as unworkable. President Hoover suggests private credit extension for cotton purchases, with financiers like Owens and Harris proposing broader credit for all commodities. Plus local hospital birth notices from Greeley.
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Washington
Cooparativea
Stabilization Corporation
Tha Baard
Sauthora
Bankara
Hoover
Everett 3
Owens
Dallan Babker God Lumberman
Robert M. Harris
New York
Time Table Notes for Union Pacific Wet Denna
Schedule fragment for Union Pacific lines noting Cheyenne and Laramie connections. Mentions dates, times, and routes with references to weekdays and July 26 1930 effective date. Contains multiple garbled words and place names.
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TIME
Union Pacif TC
Wet
Trobe
Chayenna
Laramie
Cheyenne
Chayenne
Youth Swims Missouri But Loses to Sheriff in Robbery Case
Russell Morgan, 23, of Los Angeles, jumped into the Missouri River to flee two thieves after robbers seized $4,000 from the Farmers State Bank of Wathena. Sheriff John Cordinier pursued, rescued the swimmer, who later surrendered. Morgan was jailed charged with robbery.
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Missouri
Sheriff
Wathena
Kas
John Cordinier
Miszouri
Ahorn
Sherite Cordinier
Paramont
Cordinier
Haritt
Farmers Etate Bank of
Russel Morgan
Los Angeles
Reibery
Five Fellowships at Teachers Announced
Five teaching fellowships at Colorado Teachers College have been announced for the coming year. Fellows pursue master of arts degrees and the college, after previously awarding ten or more, reduced the number. Three Dagilah department fellowships go to Mary Mosby Frontier Wyoming and Pierce Williams Florida, Paul La Horna Oklahoma and Texas, and Weslaco Tex, plus Joseph Selivery in the art department.
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Colorado Teachers College
Dagilah
Mary ¥. Mosby
Teachera College
Frontier
Wyo
Plercle Willams
Florida
Paul la Horna
Oklahoma
Vy. C. Odom
Weslaco
Tex
Legel Institution
Ints
Weslaco High School
Denton
Flogutatt, Ariz
Joseph Seliively
C. TG
Will Teve A
Cleveland Women To Can Ag Supplies for Jobless
Cleveland residents organize a canning drive to feed the unemployed this winter. City hall hosts a kitchen to process surplus fruits and vegetables from Ohio’s bumper crops. Cannery bonds will be distributed to the needy with volunteers and exporters aiding canning efforts.
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Cleveland
City of
Ohio
Youngest Calles Daughter to Wed Columbia Professor
Announcement confirms the engagement of Seitorita Artettisa Elias Calloe, 17, youngest daughter of former President Elias Calles, to Dr. Joseph Jordin Biler of New York. The wedding is planned for October at the Calles home as relations in Mexico and New York align.
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Freseo
Mexico City
Seitorita Artettisa Elias Calloe
Forner
Pliatarco Elias Calles
Joseph Jordin Biler
New York
Cansy Ag
America
Columbia University
Mexico
Calles
Ariemisa
Fran
San Diego
Calif
Dr. Eller
Erneatina
T. Arnold Robinson
General Calles
Aml
el Manto Ranch
Monterrey
Artemia
Hortemia
Natalia
Albin
Ernentina
Hortensia
Alici
Eiera
Notice of tax sale redemption in Weld County Colorado
Notice states that on December 20 1937 the described property Lot 1 Block 4 Fort Lupton Weld County was sold for delinquent 1924 taxes and later redemption period expires December 20 3090. Certificate of purchase issued to Weld County and potential redeemable by prior owner or heirs within statutory terms. Public notice appears in county records with official seal and dated September 0 4 AnD.
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Brongrty
Weld
Jorge
Fort Lupton
Ogala
Witch Produde Co
Tad
Zamee
Hawthorne
Buodgrias
Soyer
Towis
Auld County
W. DD. Tasman
W. ‘Freeman
W. Letterdinit
W. Letterdini
James J. Hawthorne
Jalury
R. Patterson
Gelorade
Myeryy Ferkon
Sama
Harry Palmer
Ruth Adaly Palmer
Bertha E. Marcus
F.C. Hunter
Wald
W. BH. Freeman
W. E. Kreeman
W. Letterdink
Harry R. Patmar
Boplemver
Jesso R Pattyreon
Klamala
Butcher Heads Victor Candlin Post In Colorado
Hart Burcher installed as commander of the Victor Candish post of the American Legion in La Salle Thursday night. Other officers installed include Ray Brannaman first vice commander M. J. McDonald second vice commander L. M. Thompson adjutant, Frank Klein finance officer, Hey O. M. Houser chaplain Herman Widlund historian Wesley Stayengs presant at arms. Bill Read of Loveland acted as installing officer with a delegation from his post. About 100 members attended. Reports from state convention and plans for the year were discussed. Committees on relief aviation Americanization and other duties were named for the new year.
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Hart Bucher
Victor Candish
American Legion
Jovilidad
Ray Brannamen
M. J. McDonald
L. M. Thompson
Frank Klein
Hey
Bill” Read
Loveland
Charles Webb
Art Perkins
Nal Tigmmond
Reed
den Nuffziger
Karl Pratt
Mr. Butcher
Bert Cummings
Ben Naff
George Adams
LD. B. Nell
Yarl Cunmmngs
O. E. Dennel
Trent
Guy Buscough
C. W. Golze
Roy Seaman
Proctor Smith
L. M. Thompeoy
Emberehty
Lightning Strikes Fish Fry Tent Killing One
A lightning bolt struck a tent hosting a fish fry at Brown's Chapel near Clarksburg Ohio. Willard Ater, 50, caretaker of the chapel, was killed. Four others were seriously injured and 45 were stunned. All injured were reported in favorable condition the following day.
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Washington, Courthouse
Ohio
Brown's Chapel
Clarksburg
Willard Ater
Tax Deed Notice for Weld County Colorado Property
Notice records a tax sale deed for 1927 property in Weld County Colorado. It names James J Hawthorne and heirs, W Freeman as purchaser, and W Letterdin as certificate holder seeking a deed. The notice warns that a tax deed will be issued January 18 1982 unless redeemed and lists multiple related individuals and promises publication dates from September 28 1931.
Women Donate Over One Million In Church Offering
At a General Convention meeting Loula B. Franklin announced the Protestant Episcopal Church women contributed 1 030 180 08 to the thenth offering. The united thank offering reflects global giving from women in the United States and abroad. Individual gifts are described as definite tokens of thanksgiving.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Loula DB
Franklin
National Council of the Church
United Bank
United States
Allen and LaFallette Named to Board of Automatic Bull Valve
Dr W P Allen Arboré A La Follett of Greeley and W S Lang slebe J W Mcfadden and T P Delamore Beaver reelected as board directors for the ensuing year at the Automatic Bull Valve company annual meeting in Denver on Sept 17 Reports indicate a total sales value for the coming year over 0 000 much of which will go to plumbing installations in Boulder City Ney Eiforta and other regions Expansion into old construction and sales organizations in Colorado Texas and Kansas is planned If successful the company may hire additional workers as conditions warrant Dr W P Mien newly elected president says the coming year will be conservative and aligned with the company policy to pay and go forward enabling directors to pursue government and other new construction opportunities in the next 12 months
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W. P. Allen
Arboré A. la Follett
Greeley
W. S. Lanslag
J. W. Mcfadden
T.P. Delamore
Beaver
Automatic Bull Valve Company
Denver
Fle Plumbing
Boulder City
Ney
Eiforta
Colorado
Texas
Kaneas
Silver City Miner Dies in Silver City Bank Leader
James B. Gilchrist, $8 president of the American National Bank of Silver City, a prominent mining and livestock figure, died at his Silver City home after heart trouble. He was born in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, in 1868 and later worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Oregon Pacific before rising to railroad administration roles.
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Prune
Silver City
N. M
James B. Gilchrist
American National Bank of
Ila
Gilchrist
Stevens Point
Wisy
Engineering Corp
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oxfan Pacific
Donver
Controversy Over American Missal Sways Episcopal Meeting
At the general convention in Denver, George W. Wickersham boosts a resolution to declare the Book of Common Prayer the only authorized worship book. The American Missal, independently printed and opposed by many as a Romanizing risk, is debated alongside changes to the matrimonial canon. Delegates expect heated discussion on Missal use and clerical certification.
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Associated Press
Denver
George W. Wick
Persham
New York
House of Deputies
Episcopal Church
Wickersham
Protestant Episcopal Church
Romania
Tiny
Cherlow Finke
Soma Layop
Fiske
Ately
Fine
House of Bishops
House of Dennies
G. 5
Beytaour
Long Island
Lacan Moore Robinson
Hobinson Ta Galt
Seymour
Robinson
Denverite Says He Stole Wife and Cash and Seeks Arrest
C K Kealiher 61 from Denver telephoned police in Los Angeles and asked to be arrested after fleeing with Ira Gastar and Lena Gastar in a three years old affair. He claims he took 5600 from Gastar and later eloped with Mrs. Gastar. Kealiher says she deserted him last June.
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Bren
Denver
Colo
C.K. Kealiher
Los Angeles
Kealiher
Pulley
Lex Angelar
Caster
Hosband
Canada
Gastar
Sharp Earthquake Near Fujiyama Recorded
A sharp earthquake of short duration shook the region around Mount Fujiyama, 60 miles southwest of Tokyo, at 8:10 p.m. local time. Experts at the central meteorological observatory said this was part of an active earthquake season and warned of more tremors as the Fujiyama fault shows increasing activity.
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Tokyo
Mount Fujiyama
Here
Tokyo-Yokohama
Central Meteorogical Observatory
Fujiyama
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