Dotsero cutoff reshapes western rail routes through Colorado
The article notes Pueblo as a key junction and details the Dotsero cutoff shortening travel between Denver and Salt Lake City by 1765 miles. It discusses railroad company terminals and Denver area headquarters, highlighting the cutoff's importance to Colorado and Utah and its impact on the broader railroad map.
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Pueblo
Colorado
Denver
Salt Lake City
Missouri Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Utah
Britain’s inconsistent debt stance shocks observers
The editorial notes Britain insists on collecting debts from Germany while defaulting on its own, prompting US and other creditors to weigh retaliation. It argues Britain’s punitive threat against Germany could ruin payments to all creditors and backfires on Britain’s own standing.
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Great Britain
London
United States
Germany
Britain
Downing Street
Uncle Shylock
Washington
Dotsero Cutoff Dedication Links Denver to Transcontinental Rail
Bend Colorado celebrated the completion of the Dotsero cutoff and Moffat Tunnel line marking a 75 year project that shifts transcontinental rail status. Denver boosters welcomed the milestone as possible main-line access after prior delays and costly tunnel and track work.
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Moffat
Dotsero
Colorado
Montana
Bend
Denver
Mountain Rock
Tourism Boom Expected From Montana Vacation Spots
Montana anticipates a record summer as the vacation season opens with an expected mass movement of travelers. Improved highways and cheaper car operation boost cross country travel, boosting Dude ranches and national parks. state and local roads total about 300000 miles on a 3 million mile system, supporting a billion and a half dollar highway industry and easing access to mountain recreation.
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Montana
Montana Ottee
Rocky Mountain
Litvinov Wins Recognition and Moscow Gains at Geneva
The Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinov leveraged the Geneva talks to strengthen Moscow's ties with France and secure recognition for the Soviet government from Czechoslovakia and Romania. He also pressured King Alexander of Yugoslavia to recognize Soviet Russia, while French support underscored security guarantees as a condition for disarmament.
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Geneva
London
Maxim Litvinoff
Moscow
Russia
Litvinoff
France
Little Entente
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Alexander
Yugoslavia
Boloshevisks
Jugoslav
Soviet Russia
Mr. Litvinofs
President outlines New Deal creed for 1935 program
In a Chicago speech President Roosevelt frames a sweeping three point social and economic reconstruction program for Congress, arguing it seeks a lasting liberal majority beyond two party lines. He counters Republican demands for a mandate and aims to align farmer labor and Progressive delegates under a unified reform effort.
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Washington
Rotasvelit
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin Progressive Party
Political tensions split Western Republicans and conservative Democrats
The piece notes Western Republicans’ cautious support for Roosevelt's program and Senator Vandenberg’s wary view of social progress as potentially socialist. Southern conservatives remain critical yet silent. A humorous domestic item follows about a mother and daughter discussing marriage amid financial woes, then a quip about sleep tied to sermon length, and a note on Speight in Newcastle linking German Esperantists who were in opposing trenches in World War I.
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Vandenberg
Michigan
Speight
Newcastle
England
Horoscopes and jokes from June 18 1934 issue
The page presents a June 18 1934 horoscope warning of a dangerous date for new ventures with notes on celestial influences for international affairs and domestic life. It also mentions optimistic notes for some readers, and includes a humorous court anecdote about a man and an oak leaf punchline. Robert Waller Weir is named as born on this day.
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United States
Satar
France
Robert Waller Weir
Viking novel Duel imagines inner conflict of doctors and city men
Ronald Fansen reviews Viking New Yorks Duel by Ronald Fangen. The Norwegian author crafts a long psychological tale of a country doctor battling inferiority against a successful city man. The work's strength lies in character drawing though its soliloquy style slows progress.
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Ronald Fansen
Viking New Yorks
Ronald Fangen
Yangen
Tyro
Oslo
America
Perhay
Becauer
Fangen Jay
Ceviers
Pangen
Hallem
Rolf
Fredrik
Ari Seb
Fangen
Graduation Gift Advice For The Young Graduate
Advice on selecting graduation gifts emphasizes practical items like a good camera or microscope, plus books. It urges involvement of the graduate in choosing gifts, warns against wasteful items, and notes the joy and responsibility of giving meaningful tokens.
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Lo Nave
Chaice
Tsawra
Anaconda Meeting Chosen for Next Grand Army Event
The Washington Bystander notes the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Butte selecting Anaconda for the next gathering. Also reported: Ruth Barton of Butte dies at 83, blast at 2408 Argyle Wheel injures two, and a car crash at French Gulch claims Mr and Mrs W A Ralston and C H Broughtbridge.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Butte
Anaconda
Ruth
Grandma” Barton
George Blinhone
Argyle Wheel
Jane
Mra
W. A. Ralston
C. H. Brrowbridge
French Gulch
Big Hole
Harry Flower
Chicago
T. E. Mitchell
Leaven Butte
Health and Diet Advice for Exercise and Digestion
A reader is advised on safe exercises suitable for the average person, with a note offering a five page article titled Exercise and Digestion. It explains gradual progression, choosing regular times, breathing fresh air, finishing with a bath, and using the planting board for abdominal strength. The piece also includes Q and A on hair health diet, liver balance, thyroid-related eye issues, and salt intake for throat conditions. It mentions mailing requests to receive the article and the newspaper’s care.
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Somtone
Nome
Aleo Uke
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Mirke Simpson
Missoula
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MacCey
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A. Pest
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Ada Medlyn
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Bertha Cons Woodtharn
Ent
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Victor Alaglen
Jock Joakt
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