Gandhi plans joint electorates to ease untouchable divide
Poona Sept 21 A new plan rushed by Indian political leaders would create joint electorates with safeguards for the untouchables, aiming to end Gandhi's fast and the campaign for separate electorates. Gandhi signaled willingness to concede such a plan if caste Hindus accept the proposed 137 provincial seats and ten-year primary elections to elevate depressed classes.
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Sunny Roosevelt arrives in Portland for campaign parade
Gov Frankil s Roosevelt reaches Portland at 9 45 AM on a presidential swing. Thousands greet the Democratic nominee as he wheels door to the city for a parade to Multnomah county for an event at the Grange. The coastal party traces Seattle and crosses the Columbia river en route to Vancouver with a small station crowd watching the train pass.
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McKee Wins Fight To Stop November Mayoralty Election
Mayor Joseph V. McKee prevailed in court to block a November mayoral election. After succeeding to the office during Walker’s ouster, a vacancy was certified and slated for a special vote, but McKee’s suit stalled the plan. The Supreme Court halt keeps him in office through the next general election year.
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Curtis Bumped in Train and Cut Eye Gash
Roanoke Virginia September 23 Vice President Charles Curtis en route to Knoxville Tenn fell into a berth injuring his eye. Railroad officials said Hoover running mate lost balance and struck an upright berth support. First aid was given by the train crew and he continued to Knoxville.
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Rio Grande Seeks Cutoff Work Bids and Federal Help
The Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad issued bids for a final survey and start of the Dilferd cutoff project. President J B Pyeatt remained in Washington to press a federal loan, while Arthur Shields announced plans and a guest for bids. An agent was sent to the Dole region to acquire remaining necessary land.
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First Greeley High senior class meeting held
Elizabeth Peterson elected treasurer at the Greeley High School senior class meeting in the auditorium Tuesday morning. Candidates for secretary were Lucille Foltrecht, Lucy Byrd Meady, Annabasia Horbat. no majority, another election scheduled. Senior sponsors to be decided at a later meeting. Bertha Whitman to collect names for yearbook staff, Bruce Mondt presiding.
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Sugar Freight Rate Move Aims to Aid West Sugar
Colorado officials push to have the Interstate Commerce Commission approve reduced freight rates from Colorado Utah Idaho and Nebraska to Chicago to help beet sugar compete with Cuban sugar. B Wheeler to Washington to seek vouchers for expenses while Worth Allen and John Filler urged action.
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Stock Market in Vigorous Advance
The stock market rose briskly with heavy volume led by first and second tier shares as traders cited improved business signals. Cotton and wheat spiked while government bonds strengthened and several major issues posted notable gains, indicating renewed bullish activity across exchanges.
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Stork Express Delivers Daughter in La Salle
Mr and Mrs Jamey Cog hore of La Salle welcome a daughter born September 20 at Groeicy hospital.
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Denver and Kansas Markets Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity
Denver market notes show wheat and potato price shifts with gains mixed by contract. Cattle and hog markets in Kansas City and Dallas trade tight, with cattle demand uneven and feeders steady, while sheep and lambs show varied pricing and volumes amid ongoing regional circulation of constitutional economy amendments in Missouri.
Resistance to Disease Noted in New Beets
Colorado Agricultural College reports advances in beet science as government experiments at Fort Collins yield higher sugar content and disease resistance. Fort Collins trials show about one percent higher sugar content, with crossbreeding of native European varieties to combat white fly. Officials plan to appeal to Washington, seeking reduced freight rates for Intermountain sugar shipments, and will meet with chemists and shippers to align on canal and field practices.
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Odd Fellows Parade Sways Denver Convention Day
The 108th Odd Fellows convention in Denver paused business for a day of pageantry. About 3,000 members from various states and several foreign countries paraded downtown with 600 Colorado lodges volunteers. Prizes totaling over $1,000 were to be awarded for best displays. Tonight delegates attend a military ball at the Municipal Auditorium where the grand decoration of chivalry will be bestowed on officers and chevaliers.
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Windsor High School class officers listed by names
Windsor High School classes elect officers with multiple misspelled names. Sophomore class show Jobo Laybaura as president Hilo Osborn as leader Manny Teaseman as secretary and L. B. Vor Husen as sponsor. Frahmen class lists Norman Johnson president Lydian Greenwald vice president Heres Erbes secretary treasurer Mina Adu Gelec sponsor.
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Brug Appeals for City Permit for Store Addition
Brug asked the city council to approve a permit to add an extension to his store on Main Street. The request was refused by the zoning board and Faris due to noncompliance with the ordinance. Aldermen will review the matter Wednesday afternoon.
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Briggsdale Seniors Present Program at School Assembly
Briggsdale High School held an all school assembly on Friday with Maxine Ric-Cartney as chair. Harry E. Greene spoke on Trails of Yesterday with lantern slides, recounting western exploration and gold discoveries from 1896 Idaho Springs to Central City and Golden. Itha Hartick presented a painting of the Covered Wagon. Margaret Loulac Seelinger won a $2 prize from Riverside Jersey Dairy. several students earned honorable mentions for art and sparing mentions for other efforts.
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Delays At Arms Talks Mark German Participation Uncertain
Geneva dispatch reports the arms conference considering Germanys participation as delays extend discussions. A letter from German official Von Neurath is read. officials weigh disarmament phases and potential withdrawal from the talks.
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Forget-Me-Not Auxiliary Drives Relief for Veterans
The Forget-Me-Not Disabled Sal Auxiliary and the Disabled American Veterans chapter organize a fundraising bake and rummage event on Saturday to support relief work for veterans. Members canvass Eaton, Aull, Hers ton, Milken and La Salle, assisted by Mrs. Irene Stevens, with sewing and clothing drives, Christmas gifts, stamped cards, and baby layettes for hospitals and wards.
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Phillips To Build Gas Storage Facility
A petroleum company in Gropley plans construction of one gas storage well near the G. and S. tracks at Eleventh Avenue. The city council approved the installation with storage capacity noted at 12,060 gallons.
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Massachusetts Congressmen Face Primary Returns Today
Massachusetts voters produced partial primary returns with 23 of 15 districts counted. Incumbent Rep. W. Jo led a Republican slate. L. Brooke of Split and A. Straw of Gloucester defeated D. Wadleigh in the sixth district as results trickle in from Boston and surrounding areas.
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