1000 Strikers Demand High Court Probe of Dictograph Scandal
Denver April 2 Attorney Newersl Byron P Rogars filed a petition with Coloride supreme court seeking an investigation into concealment of dictograph material in Governor Teller Ammons offices. The petition targets Erl H Wille Max D Melville and others, asking for show causes, seizure of records, and apprehension of those responsible. Continued on Page.
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Ansoeiniel Pryss
Denver
Newersl
Byron P. Rogars
Supreme ¢Onours
Dietor Genone
Troger
Supreme Court
Anmens
Ellis
Melville
Gilmore
Woman Postoffice Employee Retired After 16 Years Service
Diva life billed charwoman at the Greeley post office retired Thursday April 1 at age 60. She started May 3 1924 under Postmaster D Z Grelzy, faithfully meeting dating requirements and earning a retirement pension as a civilian employee.
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Diva
Charwoman
Greeley
Tina D. Z. Grelzy
Tuesday vote settles who pushes wheelbarrow
A local mineral city election centers on a wheelbarrow ride bet between John Grindle and Jon Kem at a Ninth Street pool hall near Weld County Court. Grindle bets on EH M Colpitis for mayor and Kem bets on Moffat. the loser will push the wheelbarrow from Sixth Street to Seventh Avenue.
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Ninth Street
Weld
John Grindle
Jon Kem
Greeley
Crindls Lves
Sixth Street
Seventh Avenas
EH. M. Colpitis
Miayor
Kem
Moffat
Colpitis
SC Moalfat
King to Broadcast After Coronation
London April King George VI will participate in a world radio broadcast shortly after his coronation on May 12 plans announced by the British Broadcasting Company The Empire's Homage will feature the King with the prime minister and the Viceroy of India at the microphone to address a global audience. A separate fire incident is reported with no damage.
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London
British Broadcasting Company Today
Afl Empire
India
Flint Exaggerates Mexican Prisoner Claim
Henry Flint of Lafay tte Galo told Sheriff Gus Andersen that two Mexicans stole machinery from the Mannee ming near Weld County south of the Columbia. They were allegedly caught in the act, and the sheriff planned to pursue. Early Saturday Flint withdrew the claim, saying the prisoners had escaped.
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Marchal Henry Flint
Lafaytte
Galo
Gus G Andersen
Weld County
Columbine
Anderson
Filnt
Beet Labor Seeks Higher Field Pay in Colorado
A Colorado beet labor dispute emerges as growers and workers unions negotiate pay. The proposal calls for 25 dollars per acre for yields of 12 tons or less and one dollar per extra ton over 12, with 60 cents per acre for each additional weeding. Representatives from Beot Workers Union of Colorado and Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association meet, listing officials from Greeley Loveland Brush Longmont Fort Lupton Fort Collins Denver Bayon and Johnstown. A 19.50 per acre baseline plus 0 60 cents for overyield appears standard. a guaranteed Great Western Sugar Company payment is demanded.
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Colorado
Beot
Unione of
Iober
Mountain States
Ue Labor Committee
Beh Walzgraf
Greeley
R. G. Benson
Loveland
Charles Creager
Brush
J. HE. Clark
Longmont
Paul Aving
Fort Lupton
Henry B. Gacin
Port Morgan
Vincente Ly Vigli
Fort Collins
John L. Danoivan
Denver
Julius Gome
Ship in Distress Near New York Sparks Rescue Effort
In Distress New York April The City of Norfolk advised radio wine the Satur day War the German streamer Bork unt formerly named the Ingramla in distress In mid Aboutic and that byvo soWHNers are speeding to her assistance.
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New York
Norfolk
Borkunt
Byvo Sowhners
Windsor scientist George Ousterhout dies in hospital
George E Ousterhout renowned Windsor scientist and businessman died Friday night in Greeley hospital after a long illness. A بنی major local figure, he arrived in Windsor in 1886 and built a large firm housing Ousterhout Charles. Born March 1 1858 in Wyoming County he was a longtime Lafayette College graduate and noted botanist and geologist. This obituary recalls his 52 years in Windsor and his substantial contributions to local business and science.
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George Ousterhout
Windsor
George E. Guaterhoul
Plonger Tantherman
Windaoy
Greeley Hospital
Ousterhout
Petition seeks curbs on oil refinery near businesses
W D Kendrick and C D NeFetrige presented a petition to District Attorney Herbart M Baker asking that oil refineries be kept at a safe distance from south side avenue business property. The effort affects properties near Harry Osborn 600 refinery, wrecked by explosion, with Osborn indicating he will not rebuild at the former site. Kendrick reports broad support from nearby property owners in Garden City.
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Herbart M. Baker
Lghth Avenue
Wd. Kendrick
D'S Place
C. D. NeFetrifge
Stockman's Inn
Harry Osborn
Osborn Jigs
Kendrick
Garden City
Runaway Cheyenne Boys Held Overnight in Greeley
Two boys from Cheyenne ran away and were held overnight in Greeley after seeking lodging at the jail on Friday night. By Saturday morning they were released to their parents. They were identified as Jill McGawh and Hunny Hidam. Parents said they were headed to Denver to find work.
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Cheyenne
Greeley
Jill
McGawh
Hunny Hidam
Denver
Richard Roy Harkins dies at two weeks old in Greeley
Richard Roy Harkins infant son of Mr and Mrs Pat Marking of Wrst 18th Street Greeley died Saturday morning at Greeley hospital after two weeks illness He is survived by his parents and brothers Herold seven and Stanley Funeral services will be held at the Armstrong Memorial Chapel at Denver Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock Burial will be in Hatou cemetery
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Richard Roy Harkins
Pat Marking
Wrst
Greeley
Greeley Hospital
Herold
Stanley
Uneral Séevieas
Armatrong Memorial Chapel
Hurial
Ti Tha Hatou
Francis Oley Hangs Self In Oneida Jail
Francis Teo Oley, held in connection with the Albany O’Connell kidnapping, hanged himself in the Oneida county jail. Guards found him suspended from the cell ceiling as Sheriff Chantiers reported. Also linked are John Oley, Percy Geary, and Harold Crowley in the case tied to John J. O’Connell’s 46,000 ransom.
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jAanucmail
Sherrif Chantiers
Francis Teo Oley
O'Connell
Albany
Oneida County
Withune
Oley
Denver
Cols
Pelwtury
John J. O'Connell
National Guard
Edward
Dunicy O'Tankelt
Albany County
Jo John Oley
Francis
Percy Geary
Harold “Red” Crowley
Young O'Connell
Manning J. Stew
John J. Delaney
Sheil
Hoboken
Famous 79 Ranch Sold for 64000 At Sheriff Sale
The Famous 79 Ranch went under the hammer in a foreclosure sale, bid by Centre States Life Insurance for 64000, about 10000 below claimed indebtedness. Only one bid was offered. Two Imperial Nebraska men were held by patrol officers for drunken driving as the case proceeds. Val Strall of Sterling pled guilty to reckless driving and was fined 40 dollars and costs. drunken driving charge was dismissed.
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Janean
Harilip
Jere
Centre States Life Minourance Company
Central States
Paty
PL Smith
L. H. Bontter
Imperial
Nebra
County
Val Strall
Sterling
Court of Justice
Ben MH
Maranee
Blatriet
Krall
Mine Owners Predict Rise in Coal Price
Washington ad men forecast an 11 percent coal price rise following the Appalachian agreement ending a brief technical strike. National Coal Association spokesmen expected current 321 per ton to jump 20 cents due to added labor costs, with prices rising proportionately elsewhere as 400000 miners return to work after a ten day idleness. Denver and nearby states will host talks with United Mine Workers leader Frank Hetherly on a draft alternative wage plan.
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Washington
Ming
United Mine Workers Union
National Caal Association
Adul
Weld County Clubwomen Win Battle for County Libraries
Weld County clubwomen spearheaded a campaign leading to a new county library law signed by the governor. The measure allows county commissioners to fund and place library proposals on the ballot with a one half mill levy cap, and enables petition-based ballot placement under the old law. Local federation leaders from Milliken and Fort Lupton chaired efforts, with support from many clubwomen across the county.
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Weld County
Colorado
Weld County Federation of Women's Clubs
Tia State Assembly
Avmona Mare
Lho
Strang
Comey Iudge
Robert G. Strong
Weld County Club
Senate
Charles PF. Whealer
Grippy
Bockrink
Panengo
Howe
Roy Ray
Windnor
Camellasionere
WM. P Ryon
Millken
Lia Federation Comnitites
Paganye
Law
Mra. C
Cattgon
Fort Lupton
C. A. Lederer
Garnsey
Grevlby
Ahraout
Uw County
Johnstown
Owever
Prolonged Ford Plant Protest Over 350 Layoffs
In Kansas City union leaders and Ford executives debated a threatened evacuation as 350 workers were to be laid off at the Ford assembly plant. UAW leaders arrived from Detroit to direct strike actions, with picket lines surrounding the plant and calls for wage gains and union recognition. Local officials canceled a city strike but kept the 19 day work stoppage under consideration, awaiting a 2:30 p.m. policy meeting.
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Kansas City
Ptekes Les
Union
Afteyman Taday Aa Xox Bard
Atthre
Rayon Lelouls
Doand & Welugk
Stella Deave
DyLuttl
Oligre
Egtese
Delisade
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Troey Kelley
Strentor
United Automobie
Ford Assembly
Henry Ford
Althy
Homer Martin
UAW
Qunbuuved
Plate
Yas
G. Wi Bonitey
Chevrolet
Gheysler
Winington
Del
Wallar W. Bacca
Central Labor Union
Goveror
Richard G. McMillen
McReynalds Won’t Retire Judge Angoniated Brown
Fragmented page text notes April in Santa Barbara and Cull with names McRoyiolly and James Click McRoyiolly. Mentions a letter from a wife personal land and a supreme court action. Partial quotes imply a judge’s immediate bench replacement request and court stance.
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Angoniated Brown
Santa Barbara
James Clowienfield
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Mmons
Jerl Ellis
Max Melville
Walden E. Sweet
Jack Gilmore
Coronation
Ureeley
Margulis
Komar
Ceres
Flint
Nippon
Japan
Kin Pu-hin
United States
Presa
Snelaen
Enquire Featuréa, Inc
Francis Oley
Oneida
Famous 79
Nan Pierson Brooks Macy Brill
Hollywood
Willan Hynsaker Brill
Brill
Tron Qin Ibs
Associated Press
Colorain
New Mexico
Frank Hetferly
District 15
United Mine Workers At America
WwaZee
Act
Dearborn Wizard
U. A. We
Heory
Kangaad City
McReynalds
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