Engineers Warned Not To Let Trains Stir Cattle At Night
Panic over night cattle loading near stockyards prompts Union Pacific and Uinta Pacific officials to advise slowing train whistles and throttle use. A cow threat rumor led dispatchers to limit engine noise to avoid stampedes and potential damage to freight cars and passengers.
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Grawley
Alyvos
Locomotivea
Uinta Pacific Enginasra
Hatapatcher
USA
Union Pacific
Bada! Liva Stock Company
Imal
Tarrala
White
Man Held for Probe in Lindbergh Case
Harrisburg, Sept 28 Dennis Tavreake a 30 year old man was held to jail for questioning in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. Arrested at Marton by state highway police sergeant B J Gibbons his wife and two children were in a sedan with a New Jersey license The car was purchased in March A letter to Colonel Lindbergh in Trenton led to the arrest and Tavreake was taken into custody along with a separate reference to a pictograph and a Metropolis studio unrelated details are noted as part of the fragmented report
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Harrisburg
Dennis Tavreake
Meg
Lindbergh
Marton
B. J. Gibbons
State
New Jersey
Charles Lindbergh
Trenton
N. J
Phoetter
Wiinos
Chicago
Five Men Led by Coolidge Study Railroads Finances
A five member non partisan committee headed by former President Calvin Coolidge will study the financial position of the nation’s railroads. The group, sponsored by 91 banking and business organizations and universities, aims to propose methods to strengthen transportation and generate public support for a legislative program for Congress. Members include Alfred E. Smith Clark Dowell Jr Bernard M Baruch and Alexander Leggs with Walter Bennett also on the panel. They will serve without pay and reveal plans soon.
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Associated Crees
New York
Calvin Coalge Tollayett
T Ie Commissee
Congress
Conlidge
Alfred E. Smith
Clark Dowell, Jr
Coolliga
New York Stock Opening Amid Mixed Prizes Reported
Fragmentary New York market notes describe stocks opening with mixed prizes and unnamed figures. The report mentions entities like Woolworth and Gilles contextually, but readability is limited.
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New York
America
General Elzetris
General Molorn Woolworth York
Curb
Gilles
Biel Gilles
Ghent
Gal
Bory
Colo
A &i
Ieee
Pie Hae & Corp
Denver Market Report Signal Mixed Rates and Cattle Prices
The Denver market shows varied activity with cattle and calves near steady, large numbers of hogs and sheep traded, and demand uneven. Reports indicate priced cattle around $6.40 to $9.25 for yearlings and bulls, with stockers weaker and hogs fluctuating, while sheep trading remains limited and bids cautious.
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Kansas City
Kanens
City
Siassen
Ateora
Valina
Boll
Atrang
Mellon
Denver
Wnall
Luis
Tioga
Weattrna
Tama Gmaba
Oles Mereforda
Escly
Lida
Slaughter Rangers
Best Het
Garly
Ted
Sheen
Good
Claire
Cix
Kansas City Wheat Market Summary From Old Data
Market notes show Sept and May contracts for wheat with AV and 2 percent figures, plus references to Gorn and Dee with varying percentages. Mentions No 2 white and No 3 grades, Tec and Dor categories, and old Chicago Sept data with 62 percent, new 28 percent. Fragmentary items point to wheat varieties and futures signals without a cohesive story.
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Kansas City
Gorn
Dee
Bae
Chicago
Los Angeles Woman Killed in Hotel Plunge
Mrs Charlcn Irwin of Los Angeles wife of a vice president of S W Straus and Company was killed today by a plunge from a fifteenth floor window at the Hotel Ambassador where she stayed with her husband and their year old son. The incident occurred in New York. A Methodist quarterly conference is scheduled for tonight at 7:30 at the church with Dr C O Thibodeau district superintendent and former Gréeley pastor to speak. The meal is open to all attendees.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
New York
Charlcn Irwin
West Coner
M. E
Methodiste
Hell
Co, Thibodeau
Gréeley
Low Spud Prices Trigger Monte Vista Business Suspension
Monte Vista Sept 28 A mayoral proclamation closed nearly all Wut Rocusanty businesses until Saturday at 3 p m citing twenty five cent potato prices and threatened stability. Depositors pledged to keep funds until Nov 1 with plans to extend. Only utilities, druggists, grocers, and the church remained open as a curfew of sorts took effect.
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Monte Vista
Montevist Colp
Gulzow
Dommlestoners
H. L. Houghiaut
K. B. Falls
Ik Mmss
Monte Viata
Drus Yard
Bishop Impressed by Mississippi Traffic
Bishop Ralph Bishop Teachara college instructor and alderman returned from Winots to Greeley with views on the Mississippi River waterway. He saw barges push up the river to Peoria and noted a barge carrying the equivalent of 60 railroad carloads of freight. He mixed in observations on coal mine disputes and the United Mine Workers factions with remarks on foreign-born members and guard duties during strikes.
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Mississippi River
Greeley
Ralph Bishop
Teachara College
Winots
Himole
Peoria
Bishop
Carroll
Mina
Radiant
Alrike
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Ckisa
Ino
Tha Progressiyes
Ona Forailty
Market Quiet But Firm As Stocks Edge Higher
New York stocks moved slowly with a quiet market tone though there were signs of improvement. Leading rails and utilities firmed, with United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel higher, while Montgomery Ward and AmericanTelephone posted gains. autos and motors were thin as retail buying showed modest September strength.
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New York
Qriet
Union
Pacific
New York Central
Chesapeake
Ohto
United — Staten
Abouk Equa
Bethlehem
Vanadium Gage
Ffat- Vester
Sears Roebuck
Montgonery Ward
Uullies
Télghhione
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
Mack
United Alternte
Otis Elevator
Calumbia Carbon
Air Chemical
Netional Blucult
Byers
Dupont
New Mexico Officers Chase After Gang In Shootout
Four men and a woman suspected of bootlegging fled Artesia after a chase with Artesia and Carlsbad officers. A man in the party was shot and died near Artesia as the group escaped by two cars. An inquest was ordered and fingerprints taken to identify the deceased, with possible additional fugitives in the other car.
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Vreas Artonia
N.bl
Bent
Mig
Antler
Voxlay
Artesia
Mign
Hoa
Som
Graham
Rharabal
Roy Yarmfilion
Marabal
Walter McDonald
Carlsbad
Artesta
Cara Houth
Aevecal Umeg Aod
Oficora
Ron
Dent
Hagnor
Baby Silvia Yvonne born to Grover couple
Stork Express notes the Sept 24 birth of Silvia Yvonne to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lower at Grover has ital. Mrs. Lower, formerly Maria Riche of Nebraska and Grover school faculty, is the mother. Grandparents listed as Mr. and Mrs. Beebe of Nebraska and Mr. and Mrs. A J Lawer of Grover. Mrs. Beebe to help care for grandchild.
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Rover
Robert Lower
Grover Hasital
Lower
Maria Riche
Nebraska
Grover School
Silvia Yvonne
Mra. Beete
Miro. A. J
Lawer
Grover
Beebe Is & Gwat
Deaths and Funerals Windeor September 28
Mrs G B Teller reports the death of her aunt Mrs Huldoh Mintder on September 20 at her daughter's home in San Pedro. Cause of death was a heart attack. Mrs Teller was in California three years ago and attended the funeral of Mrs Mather's husband. Mrs Mather was the last of the sisters of Mrs Toller's mother.
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Windeor
G. B. Teller
Huldoh Mintder
San Pedro
Yankees Beat Cubs In Gritty World Series Run Recap
The Yankees clinched a hard fought win as Gehrig hit a key home run driving in Ruth and Combs. Cubs pitcher Bush struggled with the Yankees offense causing multiple forced plays and scoring opportunities. Ruffing locked down Cubs bats with eight strikeouts as New York built a late lead and held on for the victory.
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Hartnett
Jevory
Hug
Rutty
Koenly
Bush
Yankees
Gehrig
Tin Songon
Heriin
Grimm
Laszert
Laczari
Dickey
Cuylor
CUBS
Hermon
Ruffing
English
Sewell
Cuyler
Sacyond
Stephenson
Combs
DRO. Yankees
Chapman
Bov Steghousa
Croselli
Lo Stephenson
Moore
Sowell
Grinpman
Herma
Hielder
Cronetti
Burleigh
Grimes
Tush
Hases
Chepman
Crosett
Rufting Gels
Grhain
Ailath
Herman
Mugler
R Mae
Ruth’ Walkeg
Jott Field
Lazzeri
Hurman
Stephenzen
Gras Hartwete
Ruth
Gebris
City editor John Drew Dies After Emergency Operation
John Drew longtime city editor of Ik Posit died in a hospital after an emergency appendectomy. He endured complications from the operation and is survived by his wife and three daughters. The Cincinnati Enquirer notes his long service and respect in the paper.
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Denver
Posi
Cation
Arathir
G. Day
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Brat
Mississippi
New Mexico
Gani
Stork Express
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Woolworth’s
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Shamrock Coal
Shamrock
Frederick
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Bn Eighth Ava
Gen. Ernst Market
Greeley Ice & Storage CO
Automotive Machine Company
Automotiva Ane Eee
Eighth Avenue
Atrick
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Pane
Srror
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J. Sewell
Grim
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Digkey
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