Bombing of Nanking Provokes U S Protest
The United States delivered a second formal protest to Japan over the Nanking bombing. In Nanking reports say over 301 Chinese were killed or wounded as 50 Japanese aircraft attacked civilian districts, while the U S embassy and staff sought safety aboard the Luzon.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Japan
Nanking
Hull
Lesether
Great Britain
Helskwan Shin
Faigtzo
Aiméricang
China
Shanghai
Johnson
Baseball Scores and Local Incident Report
Recent major league scores show Boston, Detroit, Philadelphia, New York, St. Louis, Chicago, and Pittsburgh posting varied results with multiple batteries and pitchers listed. A separate local report quotes C Lipp denying a publicized hair pulling contest at the armory, noting the incident occurred nearby and involved a woman who sought police via a bystander.
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Boston
Detroit
Gan
Roston Tagan
Gridgen
Hayworth
Ane Newsam
Marcum
Desnutala
Homerung
York
Dot
AL Phildelphia
Ries Ghicago
Philadelphia
Lee
Sowell
Koliey
Pundeville
Kaltaea
Mayes
Pilch
Knott
Bane
Glitl
Giuliani Wietker
Dickes
Tromerin
Powell
Hoggett
Washington
Rau
Cleveland
Tander Ane Py Waki Doakong
Whitehim Aad KR
Perrell
Chow
New York
Chisago
Molton Au Mancuso
Carleton and
Hartastt
Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Shatter
Mueller
Brandt and Padden
Cincinnati
Vox Passeau
Stephenson
Hollingsworth and Lombardi
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Fitzsimmons and Phelps
Si Johnson
Ogrodowski
Bnderoroys
Robbery Confession Tied to Postal Box Looting
Denver report says Edward Smith Overton confessed to robbing mailboxes in Denver Omaha Kansas City Little Rock and other cities. Checks totaling 108 were found on him after arrest following a bail in a newspaper worker’s home. Police tracked him after a woman host asked for a loan on wedding plans.
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Denver
James B. Robertson
Edward Smith
Omnab
Kansas City
Little ‘Rock
Ark
Robertson
Little Rock
Helen Gow
Post
Gowgala
Paul Thomas
Phoenix
Aris
Cardwell Seeks Arrest After Driver Disturbance
Greeley police were asked to arrest Joe Schell of Milliken after he allegedly caused a disturbance, resisted an officer, and fled when taken toward the station in a 1980 Ford. Cardwell says Schell sped off, ran stop signs, and attempted to leave in his own car during the incident.
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J. L
I Cardwell
Sekell
Diplomatic Visit Amid Chinese Resistance Reported
Grew the American ambassador and Sir Rupert Craigie met Foreign Minister Hirota. The Japanese foreign office denied protests or reservations. In Shanghai, Japanese officials said they would not abandon plans to destroy Nanking as Chinese resistance continued. The film project was reportedly in progress despite the announcement.
Aggies Cancel Western State Football Game
Fort Collins officials ordered suspensions as infantile paralysis cases rose. Colorado State Colleges President Lory and coach Hughes announced Western State College game canceled. Aggies hope to resume Oct 2 against Colorado Mines. Mountaingoers and Aggies will not meet this season due to heavy schedules.
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Associated
Fort Colling
Harry W. Hughes
Charles A. Lory
Colorado State Colleges
Western State College
Fort Colsins
Ibe
Lory
Aggle
Colorado Mines
Western State
Ste Aggies
Hughes
Baby Picture Contest Closes Thursday At 4 P M
The Tribune announces the baby picture contest ends Thursday at 4 p m. Entries must be under 10 months old and include the baby’s name and entrant’s name. Negatives should be tubarized with each entry. First prize is 3 dollars, second prize a rash, and Tribune pays 25 cents for other usable pictures.
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Tribune
The
Forget-Me-Not Drive Planned by Veterans Group
Plans for a Forget-Me-Not drive by the Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary were finalized at a Monday evening meeting at Wesley Stevens home. Headquarters will be at Abbots.
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Wesley Stevens
al. Abboes
Evans Melon Festival Friday Sept 24 in Evans
Evans town board approves first Melon Day festival schedule for Friday September 24 with races and games from 10 a.m. including dash events for children, sack race, bike races, three legged race, ball toss, relay, horse events, boxing, wrestling, and a variety of prizes. A 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. dancing session follows with no admission fee and booths for refreshments and entertainment.
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Wiet
Sehool Yard
Green Urges Cooperation Between Legion and AFL
William Green of the AFL urged closer cooperation with the American Legion before 1,959 delegates at the Legion’s 19th annual convention. Brigadier General Frank T. Hines also spoke, urging tolerance toward minorities and a stronger bilateral understanding between the AFL and the Legion.
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Associated Press
New York
American Legion
Lison
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Legion
Frank T. Hines
Green
Greeley Junior Chamber Plans to Support Wildcats at Friday Game
Greeley Junior Chamber members plan to boost Greeley Wildcats by attending the Wildeate Englewood High game at Jackson Field Friday night at 8 o'clock. The group will unite in support and participate as a local civic effort.
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Greeley Junior Chamber of Commérce
Grasley Wildcats
United Sup
Wildeate
Englewood High School
Jackson Field
Greeley Man's Truck Involved in Fatal Crash
An inquest into the death of George Whitaker of Haxtun, killed near Paoli Colorado when his night car collided with a truck driven by Marion Hall, 41, of Greeley. Whitaker died from internal injuries. coroner Harry Radford ordered the inquest.
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George Whitaker
Paoli
Colo
Harry Radford
Whittaker Jon
Marion Hall
Breeley
Whittaker
George Whittaker
Wyonus
Qrooloy
Tha White Ptaker
Neckont
Two Brothers Face Larceny Charge Of Heifer
Information charges John Roth of Beste Draw and Pete Roth of Greeley with larceny of a heifer from Tolm Dupper, landlord of Joan Roth. Deputy D A Wilken Baal will prepare the case Wednesday. Deputies and Sheriff Anderson led a county jail holding after an investigation into the alleged bovine theft.
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John Roth
Beste Draw
Pete Roth
Greeley
Helfer
Tolm Dupper
Joan Roth
Wis
Wilken BR. Baal
Gua Anderson
Gay Ballinger
Buy
McGinness
Council Seeks Bids To Refund Gresley Bonds
Gresley city council voted to call Cortile to receive Sept 28 on refunding bonds totaling 170 008 in general obligation items. Bonds due within three years carry 4 percent interest, sought to refund at about 2 percent. Retirement plan set with serial payoff of principal and interest. L H Vanderhoot chairs the future committee handling the bid call.
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Gresley
Cortile
Grassey
Nity
L. H. Vanderhoot
Colorado Fuel and Iron earnings report released
Press reports the net earnings of $1,207,842.48 for the local year ended June 20, 1937, under the Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation formed July 1, 1936 to acquire assets. Earnings equal $4.13 per share of $53,125 common stock, with a $1 dividend paid March 31, 1937.
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Denver
Colernia Fuel and Iron Corporation
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Weather summary for Colurain Wyoming New Mexico
Regional forecast notes fair conditions across Colurain and Wyoming Wednesday night and Thursday with cooler air in the east. New Mexico shows partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers in the southeast and local frosts occurring Wednesday night. A general 24 hour period ending Wednesday at 3 am lists a high near 90 and a low around 47.
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Colurain
Wyoming
New Mexico
Wadnadday
Japan Regrets Wounding of British Envoy
Tokyo expressed regret over the wounding of British Ambassador Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen during an imperial attack near Shanghai and British quarters. The note said apologies and assurances would be given, while Japan offered unclear punishment for aviators if the act was proven intentional or due to negligence.
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Tres
Yokyo
Janan Lo
Tope
Picket Shot in Houston Marine Strike Sparks Investigation
A water front picket in Houston supporting non union workers was shot as two oil company special officers were detained by police. Edward J. Furr, the picket, was shot while barges were being moved ashore. Witnesses report bricks thrown at non union men and a shot fired at pickets. Assistant district attorney W I Richards said the grand jury would investigate.
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Associated Pree
Houston
Tex
Snational Maritions Anion Waa
Wielip
Run Oil Company
Edward J. Furr
Plcket
Waa
Voeplaion
W. I. Richardaou
Jathornes
Four Held For Forgery In City Investigation
Four people were detained after an attempted forgery at Foul King Grocery on Tuesday. Leroy Witcher, 20, and JT Witcher, 28, both of Colby Kansas, Juus Harker, 18, of Brewster, and Esther Noss, 22, of Culby faced police inquiries. Leroy allegedly tried to sign a check made out to Ware Wells of Briggs, valuing it to cover a prior debt and obtain extra cash. The suspects were taken into custody as the vehicle to Graaloy arrived and authorities pursued the case.
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Foul King
Leroy
Witcher
Jt, Witcher
Colby
Kan
Juus Harker
Brewster
Esther Noss
Culby
Ware
Briggs Agle
Tad
Witehor
Klog's
Juonte
Jay Und
Graaloy
Employer Would Collect Federal Levy on Income
Washington Sep 22 A write jux levy au ideale sudgies up to soe OU WHE be pried Eby a Hunts subeviiiiite by tbditinin Vinesen (Demy of Reuluehy as meade of simplifying (ie revedia system The phi would elimineee the ras quivemunt halamis tisplyers the Meare tag genes Woatein Pheereee Bloyers woeult held back part at ein eardhigs 96 iv Tene New With sseial security use eminis pay the money to the in government aetans Employes Would file attiday te stat Ving the number of shep depeniee's and grounds for vxmiption sohat the deductiona could be mire Vinso said he had not waked out details of itv propesal and had not taken it up formally with sve teemsary One frewary official Tae advised him informally We sad that the sys tem would have considerate merit.
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Associated Tress
Washington
Vinesen
Meade
Phi
Tae
Taxation Principle Mirrors Union Dues System
The text describes a taxation approach matching Union Dues theory that employers withhold dues from salaries and send them to union treasuries rather than paying the employee who then remits to the union. It emphasizes the Nehschoff system as the model for how contributions flow through the employer to the union.
Tax Structure Overhaul Aims at Reducing Complexities
A subcommittee plans a broad overhaul of the tax system in England and the United States. The effort targets removing inequities and excess language, not just increasing revenue. Proposals include revising the corporate undistributed income tax, easing impact on firms, adjusting the capital gains tax, and closing loopholes in community property, trusts, and mining sectors.
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England
United States
Eulira
Vinson Gaid
Ure
Geplelian al Pwanges Torois
Comepanies
Yaasion
Ex Sweetheart Quizzed In New York Murder
Police questioned a former sweetheart in a Brooklyn murder case in which George C. Trank a 47 year old stack firm telefer was found shot. The woman denied involvement and the investigation examined a separate engagement claim by Grace Dorahua of Lowell Massachusetts.
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New York
Joe Tan
Milstary
George C. Trank
Stack Firm
Telfer
Brooklyn
George Gale Ingher
Manhattan
Frank
Wer
Pame
Grace Dorahua
Lowell
Masa
Abba
Fenonk
Suicida
Dacona Miner Sentenced For Assault Case
John Nazarow, 32, local miner, pleaded guilty to assault and battery against his wife. He received six months in the county jail starting Wednesday noon. Deputy Sheriff Ivo Howary reported the wife was injured and bled from the blows, and Nazarow described the act as chastisement.
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John Nazarow
Mra
Nazarow
In Nazarow
Big Mother
Ivo Howary Dati
Naxarow
Man Hit by Car in Canon City After Crash
Canon City Sept 22 Thomas Ly Warren 49 of Watonya Oklahoma died from injuries after a car struck him when he was knocked down by a auto in the city. Warren was hospitalized earlier and died Sunday from the injuries.
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Canon City
Thomas Ly Warren
Watonya
Linapital
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