King of the Jungles wins retrial bid in Soto case
Colorado reports reveal the Supreme Court remanded Pete Soto a.k.a. King of the Jungles for a new trial after reversal of Larimer County court. The case centers on Soto's murder of his son in law at a Jungles pool hall while Soto faced potential death penalty.
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Port Collins
Colo
Pete Soto
Wen
Supreme Court
Soto
Larimer
White
Scott
Hubbard
Larimer County
Foley Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Various Ailments
An ad claims Foley Kidney Pills aid rheumatism kidney bladder issues and related symptoms including swollen muscles backache headaches and fatigue. A Maine customer Mrs Frank P Wood reports quick relief and her husband improved mobility after use. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Frank P. Wood
Morrill
Maine
Potato Starch Industry Seen Shifting Away From Germany
FOOT COLLING Colo June 6 Dr K P Gandaten head of the department of horticulture at the college plans a complete study of the potato starch industry in Colorado and Wisconsin He notes waste of surplus potatoes and the potential for local starch factories With German machinery and subsidies fading Colorado growers may gain a domestic outlet for potatoes as big starch works near closing shift to American production and away from German control.
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Greeley
San Luis Valley
Pueblo
Colorado
Foot Colling
Colo
K. P. Gandaten
Collncle
Wisconsin
Dr. Sandsterne
Germany
Gor
Escovernment
America
Old Offender Buckley Recalled By Greeley Police Chief
In Greeley Colorado on June 5 Chief of Police Ben Florance recalled arresting Roy Buckley twelve years earlier after Buckley escaped Canon City penitentiary. Buckley, now jailed for vagrancy, admitted trying to mooch money from women with a hard luck tale. Constable Dave Camp was noted as city marshal at the prior capture.
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Buckley
Greeley
Darkened Glass for Solar Eclipse Viewing Next Saturday
A total solar eclipse will occur next Saturday afternoon with Cheyenne near the path of totality through Green River and Denver. Guidance warns observers to use darkened glass or exposed photographic materials to view the sun safely, and to be prepared as the eclipse begins at 6 16 p m daylight savings time.
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Cheyenne
Green River
Wyo
Denver
Occalista
H. C. Wilson
Astronomical Authority
W. O. W. Members Meet at K of C Ball Sunday
The warrant requests all members to convene at the Knights of Columbus hall Sunday at 2 15 p m to participate in the memo 5 6 7 8 9.
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K. of C. Ball
City Schools Raise Funds For Liberty Bonds And Thrift Stamps
The Chayonne public schools contributed 41 901.91 to Liberty bonds and thrift stamps during the school year. Bond sales by school varied with high school 700, Converse 8775, Central 9226, Corlett 1775, Johnson 1900.16, Johnson 608.96. Thrift stamp totals: High 1612.85, Central 5719.50, Converse 2255.70, Corlett 881.1T, Churchill unknown, Johnson 608.965. Pupils buying stamps ranged from High 200 to 121, Central 249 to 294, Converse 254 to 246, Corlett 183 to 195, Churchill 20 to 175, Johnson 181 to 126, totaling 1303 to 1086.
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Chayonne Public Schools
Liberty Lowm
Liberty
Converse
Central
Corlett
Johnson
High School
Churchill
Wehools
Man Fined For Assault In Prontier Day Incident
Tony Roletto of Kemmerer Wyoming pleaded guilty to assault and battery after a party dispute with Charles Merzech over a beer can ended with Merzech struck and kicked. Roletto was fined 75 dollars plus costs and released. Merzech suffered rib injuries and was hospitalized but was recovering after the incident June 5.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Tony Roletto
Charles Merzech
Prontier
Merzech
h@ companion
Roletto
Lina Heans Proposes Per Capita Chip Circulation Talk
In the Toledo Blade, Lina Heans suggests a statement detailing per capita circulation of poker chips would be an intriguing topic for discussion. The comment invites readers to consider how such data reflects gaming activity and economic impact.
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Lina Heans
Toledo Blade
Pig auction raises funds for war efforts in Casper
A 40 pound pig exhibited during the week sold for 119 dollars at auction. Proceeds benefited Red Cross, war gardens prizes, and the Mothers league of Natrona county. Tickets plus additional bids by Mrs Henry Johnson and Mrs Amy Daelischer totaled the donation, with money allocated to thrift stamps for children.
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Casper
Wye
United States
Henry Johnson
Red Cross
Amy Daélischer
Mother's League
Natrona County
Ben Seherck
Center Street
Pix
Prises
War Gardens
Cecil Bonn
Indians in Southwest May Keep Tribal Dances
In Tucson Arizona on June 6 the Arizona Archaeological Society protested a move to end tribal ceremonies for modern practices. It urged preserving Hopi and other dances which draw attention and uplift practitioners. Indian Commissioner Cato Sells replied that tribes would not be restrained from their ceremonies.
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Tucson
Ariz
Southwest
Arizona Archaelogical Society
Cato Sella
Indiana
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Albany Journal
Nis
Ccheyenne
U.S
Howard
Porker
U. S
National Wardashoc’ Co
Washington
Squerrel Food
Benny
Byaheen
Hut
cuTter
Josh
Wis
DUFIS
Tom
Anyman
Jor
Olivia
Wes
Dace
Forkeckles
MI Miller
Thip Miller
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