Wilkinson and Citizen's Ticket Sweeps Greeley Mayor Race
Wilkinson wins mayoralty and key offices in Greeley with a landslide, 4 132 votes cast. Incumbents retain seats. Ward one aldermen Capron and Olinger win, Ward two elected Anderson and Hering, Ward three Davis and Navin secure seats. Read narrowly defeated for treasurer but wins in ward one. Fire Department treasurer elected. A separate report notes Wheeler Car Stripped of Mrs Bianche in Greeley. a man, Michael Martinez of Eaton, arrested under federal narcotics laws with tobacco seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chizenackdt
Greeley
Berg Tucafay
Uermen
Treacher
Lacy L. Wilkinson
P. Hering
Wilkinson
James
Millard
Wig Wan
Wnettictal
Eame
KM. Colpitis
Lacy
W. A. Hammett
John W. Read
H. Capyon
MLL
Olinger
Anderson
T. Hering
Exoh
Btl. Castor
Advorale
L. C. Haak
Gemres Navin
Davis
Disab
W. R. Freeron
Capron
Baal
Camell Meinberg
Famtett
Uid Rod
Firelime
Mabael Martinez
Eaton “Vertown
Weld
Hitler Protests Seizure of Axis Vessels in U S Waters
Hitlers second protest to the United States over seizures of Axis ships and crew imprisonments was reported today in Washington. Secretary Hull said the United States had not agreed to any release and pledged action against suspected German or Italian officials under investigation. authorities noted coordinated saboteur activity and prepared measures including passport denials. Archduke Otto, 20, heir to Austria, planned to address the Mile High Club in Colorado Springs after arriving for a visit, with golf and recreation on the itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
United States
Hulk
Jdull
State Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Navy
Fred
Fort
Waralipa
Archduke Otto
Borak Denyer
British Hold 100000 Italians as East Africa Trap Tightens
Cairo reports Italian forces abandon Eritrea as British advances sweep across East Africa. About 60,000 Italians under the Duke of Aosta are said trapped near Addis Ababa while German and Italian units face pressure in North Africa. Turkish-Yugoslav tensions rise as Axis watches Latin America. Local note: health council meeting set for Thursday in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divedawa
Addie Ababa
Axis Lorses
Macsava
Admiralty
Admiralty Communiatie
JeCl
Massaua Harbor
Cernan
Massaua Hesaly
Jalta Asmara
Libbya
North Africa
Archiald P. Wavell
Agedania
Greece
North
Africa
Turkey
Potec
Balkan
Yugoslavia
Turkiak
Lamet Tres
Peter II
Paul
Skoplje
Vardar
Haya Aati
Wnel
Latin-America
Germany
Western Hemisphere
United States
Stury
Dienst Aus Deutselland
Reich
Souven Gard
Mioy
Thera
Britain
England
Hill Expects Sugar Quotas To Be Raised
Washington April 2 Representative William S. Hill of California urged a raise in sugar quotas as a defense and farmer welfare measure spanning more than 18 states. He suggested deferring a new ruling to the planting season to allow excess sugar to be imported, aiming to push prices down. He and others called for revising state allotments recently announced by the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
William S. TM
R-Cali
Aoid
Cuba
United States
Hill
Agriculture Department
Republican Wins in St. Louis Election
In St Louis on April 2 Republican William Dee Hecker defeated Democrat Bernard P. Dickmann 183112 to 147423 to be the new judge of the St Louis Court of Appeals. The campaign alleged a machine tied to the governor ship and followed a Democratic setback in alderman contests. A separate Erie County case sets trial April 23 for six defendants including Pinky Swallow and Wayne McAfree on an assault and battery charge from March 18 in Brie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarpelsted Press
Louis
Alogan
Smanb
Bernard PL
Dickmann
Ansyor
Lewis
William Dee Hecker
St. Louis Court of Appeala
Dickimoma
W. H. Hogaett
Erie
Pinky Swallow
Willan D. Luchey
Sktue Miller
Max McAfee
Wayne McAfer
Maral
Brie
Italo Yugoslav Talks Break Down Amid Crisis
Delgrade April 2 An Anesolated Press report says talks between Italy and Yugoslavia have yielded no results and no progress. No further conferences were held this afternoon as mediation hopes fade amid tensions in the Adriatic crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delgrade
Unera
Adriatic
Obrovat
Continental Oil Advances Crude Price 10 Cents
Continental Oil announces a 10 cent crude price increase effective April across regions including New Mexico Oklahoma Colorado Louisiana Montana and Wyoming. Notable adjustments include Collins and Wellington Colorado five cents wholesale 40 cents per barrel and multiple western stations with varied cents and dollar amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil
Lanea Creek
Rain Reports Across Northern Colorado and Snow Notes
General rain fell across northern Colorado with readings at Greeley .53 inch by 4 15 PM and Windsor reporting .17 inch at 8 00 AM. Ault had .62 inch since 6 30 AM, and Fort Collins measured 14 inches of new snow at Long’s Peak base with 19 inches on nearby Lassen. Chamber Lake showed 16 inches total snow, Lake Laramie 19 inches, and the season totals reached 141 inches. Four magazine salesmen were detained by courtesy patrol and released after farmers reported discrepancies in their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publica Service
Weet Alge
Greeley
Raiatall
Ault
Colorado
Enion
Eigl
I Oden Biauen
Biel
Windsor
White York
Hale An
Ipbnatawn
Creeley
Eteady Wid
Blair Rugh
Alhorn
Hfa Place
Chambers Lake
Chambers
Lake Rarllern
Rhane
Trugh
Lacamla
Rugh
Laramintiat
Long
Fort Collina
Long's Neck
lewes-Kirkwood
Weather Local for 24 Hours Across States
Weather outlook across multiple states shows mixed conditions. Colorado reports partly cloudy east and showers west with tonight and Thursday colder, warmer by Thursday. Wyoming forecasts partial sun, with scattered showers. Montana mentions showers west then Thursday cooler. New Mexico anticipates considerable cloudiness with some snow at higher elevations. Nebraska expects cloudy Thursday with winds and slight cooling. Oklahoma City and Phoenix show warm to hot conditions, while Denver and Chicago display cooler readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerenal
New Mexico
Weber
Thursany
Manntaluk
Portiou
Calder Portheast
Amarilio
Chicago
Denver
EL Pase
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orlaana
Oklahome City
Phoenix
Washington
Riots at Gates of Ford Rouge Plant Prompt State Police Action
Detroit April 2019 report of riots at Ford Rouge plant as strikers clash with police and guards. Governor orders full state police strength to restore peace amid blockades on the Rouge river and plant access. Police deploy about 250 patrols with heavy enforcement. one man stabbed, police care. production paralyzed as negotiations stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Detroit
Meta
Nylig
Org
Uowiton
Tn Reaume
Taalnett
Leroy 0. Smith
Linuway
War Department
U.S. Marshal
Atyikers
Ind
Hasenla
Rouge River
Herard Navigation
Miller Vong
Uaw-Cio
New
Chiattark A. Brooks
Oittelall
Wilted Automobile Workers
CIO
Ure Cvke
Ford Management
Balon
Washington
AFL ends one day shell plant strike at AM Car and Foundry Buffalo
An AFL spokesman says a one day walkout at the American Car and Foundry plant producing shells for Britain is settled after talks with company officials and Federal Conciliator Thomas Finn. President Thomas Wi Scovona of local 22518 declares the issue resolved with gains for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
AFL
American Car and Foundry Company
Thomas Wi Scovona
Thomas Finn
Nlec
Luca Lean
Seo Vona
Bethany College Honors First Semester Student Mattson
Mattson of 1317 Fourteenth Avenue top student at Bethany College during first semester as he earned honors in scholarship. Lindberg Kansas notes Aura from Bethany College offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattson
Bethany
Gaiflord Malton Af Mrecley
Apeing
Ted
Bethany Coleg
Lindberg
Kansas
Noilee
Bethany College Offlees
Alead
Myra
Arnold Mattson
Four Men Killed In Mine Riots At Harlan Ky
Four men died and several were wounded in violent clashes at Cronismses Creek Coal Company mine in Harlan County as strife between union workers and guards escalated. Reports say up to 100 shots fired during the disorder amid CIO Mine Workers picketing and mass meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Rena Harin
Ayal
Ieath Am
Cronimses Creek
Gine I Viobent
Gune
Harian
Uitunads
Bie Acadania
Holyind
Virgil Hemyplea
Lynch, Iy
Uffel
Meget
United Mina Workers of Aqwerlea Union
CIO
Wega
Marian
New York
de Mary Velvomin
Coalycod
Allis-Chalmers Shuts Down To Avoid Trouble
Allis-Chalmers suspended production at its West Allis plant after a three hour battle between peace officers and strikers and sympathizers. Governor Hell and Sheriff Stiowers ordered the shutdown to prevent further disorder, with federal involvement cited as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese
Milwaukee
Yound
Alts-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Staif
Allis Plat
DIO
Max W. Babb
Julius H Ell
Joseph J. Stiowers
Peron
Hell
Ais seoNeed
Nuit Ho
Roosevelt
Tam
Navy Secretacy
Knoxami Opm
Sengdsen
Mwelve
Lear Xa
Senate Opposed To Naming Pearson In Colorado
April 2 Denver reports oppose Speaker Tomer Pearson for director of the new state department of revenue. Governor Cure stiltinct not bared, offer for the $1,000-a-year post. Senate leaders announce plans to vote against the appointment on constitutional grounds amid opposition from Aspinall and other leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Tomer Pearson
State Department
Reveenue
Colorado Senate
Ralph G
Pearson
Etrony
de Benate
Iit
Oor
Wayna
Aspinall
C. Pallsaile
Coal Miners Idle Amid Nationwide Strike Fallout
The United Mine Workers of America leaders warn of a possible national settlement and outline ongoing talks as 400,000 miners remain off work. Colorado and New Mexico districts report partial operations with others shut, while mediation efforts continue in Washington and state depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimanshy
Asetstaut
United Mine: Workers of America
Coloredo-New Mexico
Greetey Tribune
Noure Ag
Rocky Mountain Peel Company
Evans
Arbon Teal Company
Mioe
de Pren
Denver
Tovar
Cowl
Pertel
Sne Hasdell
Gerling
Bays Stantrack
Garden
Imyperial
Morisor
Eagle
Washington
Boulder Valley
Associated Press
New York
John G. Lewig
iUnited
Workea of America
CIO
Federal Mediaton Board
Ant Galiy
Mediation Board
Arne
Lewin
Pennsylvana
Mont Minus
Dalule
Lye
Uulill
Earl Anderson Goes On Trial Wednesday
Earl Anderson of Cheaver and brother of Weld County Sheriff Gus Anderson faces federal charges for grazing cattle on government land without a permit. Crow Valley Stock Co-Operative members told Assistant District Attorney Das Morcis that he led 109 to 425 head onto the reservation despite four years of warnings. Judge J Foster Symes will hear the case without a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Earl Anderson
Cheaver
Gus sAmilyts
Weld County
Crow Valley Givestock Co-Operative Asociation
Das Morcis
Hersea
J. Foster Symes
Federal District Court
Federal agency orders probe of long distance rates
The Federal Communications Commission ordered an investigation into long distance telephone rates of the Bell System. It directs American Telephone and Telegraph and 21 associated companies to justify why rates should not be reduced. The order will be served on state governors and all state public utility commissions, along with the concerned companies. Simultaneously the FCC dismissed similar orders from 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Comimonications Commission
American Telephone Aid Telegraph Company
Associated Companies
Frestly
Man Arrested After Patrol Car Chase
A man identified as George Guez tara of 1503 First Avenue was arrested after a patrol car chase that began near Twenty-first Avenue and Sixth Street around midnight. He faced charges including investigation related offenses, speeding, running a stoplight, and alleged reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atler
George Gueztara
First Avenue
Ely Potter
Twenty-first Avenue
Sixth Street
Gusmrore
Ha Fg Cay Ant
Ston Alyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
le & Wilkinson
John W. Asad
George Davis
Aly. Anderson
Citizen’s
Susye
Lly Cleson
Biniuel
Keyehaga
Ciieona
Wheeler
Bianche Wheeler
Tenth Avenue
Koner
Thaeby
Plymouth
Bill Adkins
Hitler
Libya
Witter
Comunion
Ford Will
Gresley
Wiis Ag
Ford Gaya
Red Sea
Massana
Cairo
Eritrea
Italy
Khartoum
Aighe Beyoian Suedan
Asinara
Erblrea
Salina
Dultren
Asmara
Health Council
Greeley Health Council
St. Louis
Hogaett Trab
vAswnstated
Belgrade
Amtan
Mussolini
Busrist
Tstls
de Belgrade
Rome
T Io Taselst
Statlang
Dusan Slmovic
Adolf Hitler
Nnal Press
Jenzo
Axis
Peter 12
A Bertin
Igo Andrio
Helerndby
Heriin J
Poudre Canon
Long's Peak
Gus Antersen
Wr. G
Parklucou
de Jlea
Qin Caronache Byidtag
I Barkluson
Bia
Mare
Lee Ott
Lee Ott Peb, 24. Mthely
Buine Furceil
Hiey Rerartell
Allis-Chalmers
Senate
Federal Mediation Board
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!