Greeley mayor race ends with Celpitts victory margin
Complete unofficial returns show Celpitts winning the mayoral race over Moffat by a 1195 vote margin. Peoples party and independents share council seats with Young and Lee elected in the first ward, Baab and Davis in the third, plus unopposed clerk and treasurer Hammett and Pleak. Balloting set a city record with 8, Undertaking official count starts Friday amid minor eligibility squabbles.
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Riverett M. Galplits
Great, Western Sugar Company
Peoples
Greeley
Harry M. Mottat
the Tribune
Celpitts
Moffat
Wills Celpitts
Peoples’ Party Council
Charles Young
J. G. Lee
Paul, King
L. C. Vanderhoot
T. G. Baab
George Davis
Charlen Young
People' Party
G. A. Capron
C. Lee
Young and Lee
Lipat
William A. Hanmatt
Lens Pleak
Colpits
Luss
Tue City
Wil Bagin
Alderama
J. C. Les
Hac
CG. H. Capron
W. A. Heronett
Lena Fleak
Sity
Hammett
Misa Plea
Miss Pleak
Denver
Sheta
Independent Party
Wateher
Frank Dees
Shorty
Ferrell Jn
Emory Ferrell
Matheson
May Russell
Brighton A
Brighton
F. Willa Wellerd
Theresa Meiillun
Ralph Les
Canon City
D. Wimshaw
Everett Bancroft
Morrin W. Rows
Weasurer
J. ¥. Drake
C. A. Roberts
T. M. Harding
T. D. Biddle
W. B. Williama
C. W. B. Meyer
C. A. Prederickson
J. M. Kelley
Walgenburg
S. F. Lamime
Andrew Schafer
George KE. Davis
Tredsmar
Garry Halee
Traderman Muffini
John Shostky
Richard Duran
Mile Raviglio
G. R. Mallett
Carl D
M. R. Sunday
RL. Christy
Pueblo
Senate Moves to Delay Pension Vote Amid Adjournment Talk
Denver April 7 A Senate move to delay action on the $45 old age pension bill follows administration leaders’ push for early adjournment of the General Assembly. Chairman Hendree of the state affairs committee will seek to hold up the pension measure while awaiting federal Social Security Board ruling on participation. House majority leader Graham says lawmakers may stay until May 16 or longer if delay continues, as admin leaders pursue action on pensions and related measures.
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Denver
Senate
Howdy
Ganera
James W. Graham Ir
Perat Lafayatte
Graham
Promat
Elie
Bay 1
Wheelbarrow Ride After Election Bet in Weld County Courthouse
Greeley men Joe Kemn and Jol Grindle made a side bet on election night with Grindle winning a wheelbarrow ride to the Weld County Court House from Bus Pool hall. The loser push the barrow and the winner rang a large cow bell. Tom Brows led the procession with an American flag as Dan O’Connell walked beside.
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Jol Grindle
Weld l County Court
Greeley
Foo
Harry Moffat
Grindle
J. M. Delphin
Tom Brows
Horrow
Dan O'Connell
Inmate Escapes After Fatal Attack at Patton State Hospital
An inmate identified as L. J. Katz, 29, of Los Angeles, beat a guard named Wimmerson L. Albright to death with a hammer at Patton State Hospital for the Insane and then fled. Dr. D. Max Webstar of Me Inalitation commented on the incident, dated April 7 in California.
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Cali
Patton Atete
D. Max
L. J. Katz
Don Angeles
Wimmerson L. Albright
Local buyers pay to farmers for harvests and crops
Local buyers pay to farmers for spring wheat and other produce on Wednesday April 7. Prices include Mangus and Komer spring wheat at 92.06 and 52.00 for herd and winter wheat, with old crop Pintos at 26 cents and new crop pintow at 26 cents. Potatoes red and white are listed as varieties. A785
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Komer
Ceres
USA
Snow storm boosts Weld county farmers and city business
Snow with heavy moisture swept Greeley district and eastern Colorado causing brief communication outages and transport disruptions. Up to 12 inches fell in mountains west of Greeley with snow totals varying across towns. farmers gain from moisture while city economy benefits from relief to soil and fallow land. Wind and drifting snow closed some routes, but by noon most trunks lines were repaired. Denver area reports show wide snow with winds near 30 miles per hour, roads hazardous and airplanes grounded, aiding winter wheat and seed readiness for spring plowing.
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Weld County
Windnor
Waton
Greeley
Randall Ranch
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Gnyer
Grealey
Trunsk Maas
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Paudre
Hegers
Chambers Ale
Grand River Ditch
Diay
Mort Collin J Lammie Road
State Iyn
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Rugh Ranch
Liver_ MOLD
Eaton
Silinel
Randall Yanch
Gresley
Fort Lupton
Bill
Growley
Na Yonday
Bel
Furmars
Colorado
Denver
Witteen
Danger Municipal
Mily
Bost
West Portal
Moffat Road
Colorado Ling
Danger
Tolland
Spring Dance Benefit Scheduled by Veterans Groups
The Spring Dance Benefit, hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary and America War Mothers, will be held Saturday evening at the Elks Club on April 10. Music by Swilhke and bia orchestra, proceeds support child welfare for veterans' families and disabled war victims, reflecting the Auxiliary's broad community aid.
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American Legion Auxiliary
America War Mothers
Elks Club
Bia
Bank Bandits Kill Deputy at Chehalis
Deputy J D Compton was seriously injured and deputy Jackson 68 killed in a shooting at Moskill near Chehalis as two bank bandits robbed the bank. Sheriff Blankenship reported no description of the assailants. The attack occurred around 6 p m and the injured deputy was in a grievous condition from a wound behind the head.
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Jackson
J.D. Compton
Moskill
Gampten
Kuner Empson Contracts For Crop Deliveries In Greeley
The Kuner Empson plant in Greeley begins contracting 1600 acres of corn 1500 to 2000 acres of cabbage 125 to 160 acres of pickles and 76 acres of string beans for spring delivery. Manager R S Hall announces prices at 12 per ton for yellow corn up 20 percent from last year 7 per ton for cabbage and three cents a pound for string beans. Pickle prices average about the same as last year. Also listed are costs for photo electric lights and related items.
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Kinner
Greeley I
Alamosa mayor leads debut victory in election
Alamosa voters backed mayoral hopeful Verett Cole and city officers in a busy election. Coly defeated Walter Husting 1090 to 464 for mayor, with other races showing Democrat wins in Trinidad and Grand Junction. A $60,000 library bond passed. several city posts remained unopposed.
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Alamosa
Verett Cole
Alamesa
Coly
Walter N. Husting
Howard Plaker
James W
Vow Drs
Isabelle Seartt
Trinidad
J. L. Newburn
Paul Nelson
Yale
James Inglis
Alice Moora
Gtand Junction
Peani
United Majority
Tn Junta la Junta
Southern Colorado Power Company
Henry Klemm
B. O. Woodbridge
Franchses
Loveland Mayor Election Tightens After Recheck
The Loveland mayoral race remains unsettled with Van Scholack leading Hamilton by one vote after a recheck. An official count paused proceedings, amid a 19 vote totaling error uncovered earlier. Unofficial tallies show Van Scholack 1,041 to Hamilton 1,030, and a dry law local option proposal failed by 30 votes. George Krall and George Burke elected to council. several names listed for council seats.
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Loveland
van Schonick
Hamilton
We Loveland
Oldéton
George Krall
George Burke
Ra Dectet Ware
W. FF. Jones
Grover Mor Cann
Fr. Greene
Claranga Smith
Charles Vieatorsz Gud A
Gifford
Frasier Dies From Injury After Tuesday Car Crash
Ronald Frialer, 24, a Greeley State College student, died at Greeley Hospital at 10 pm Tuesday from injuries received when a car driven by Bil Golisah of Gresley left the highway. The crash was Weld county's seventh fatality this year. Golisah’s condition was reported much improved Wednesday afternoon and he was given a chance of recovery. Frasier’s body will be shipped to Gothenburg, Nebraska, Wednesday morning for services and interment. Macys are in charge of local storage mounts.
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Greeley State College
Greeley Hospital
Bil Goliseh
Gresley
Wie
Hea Jong
Pranter
Weld County
Prasiee
Bill Golisah
Gothenpurg
Nebr
Macys
Auburn Inmates Confined After White Negro Riots
Auburn prison inmates were confined to solitary cells after a brawl between white and Negro prisoners in the Weavers' shop. One inmate hospitalized, 70 workers watched as guards intervened with clubs to stop the melee during the noon recreation break.
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Anunciotes Press
Auburn Prison
Pridon
Well, PLL Tell You A Bob Burns Humorous Tale
The piece presents a colloquial monologue by Bob Burns about risk taking and conservatism. He jokes that every venture carries a potential obstacle or cost, illustrated by a tale of his Uncle Hod who avoided farming fears like boll weevils and potato bugs by not planting at all.
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Hod
Lindberghs Reach German Air Dome After Zagreb Flight
Flying Pair left Zagreb on Tuesday and arrived at Oberweisenfeld air dome at 3 pm local time. Authorities in Munich and London reported no word for 30 hours after departure from Zagreb. Weather along the English Channel was poor with fog and limited visibility, hindering any possible southward flight toward England.
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Lympny Airdrome
Charles A. Lindbergh
England
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Yugoslavia
India
Lympne
Javartha
Vail and Johnson Reach Accord on Colorado Grant Use
Senator Ed C dalinson and state highway engineer C D Vail said they reached a complete agreement with the PWA on spending an $8,900,000 federal grant for Colorado highway construction. The accord follows days of talks on federal supervision requirements to qualify for the grant within Colorado's $16,000,000 road program.
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Washington
Ed C. Dalinson
C.D. Vail
PWA
Colorado
Will
Denyer Man Arrested for Drunken Driving
Denyer resident Tarry Wallace, 28, of 1307 Acoms Street, was arrested on a drunken driving charge by courtesy patrol officers around 4 p.m. in Tulsa. The report notes related courtesy patrol complaints including charges against HT Quigley of Denver for speeding with costs, and mentions other defendants such as W A Hadlinger of Denver and KR Dlavry of Windsor with fines for stop sign and resisting speeding offenses.
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Acoms Street
Denyer
Jrunken
Tulsa
Weld County St
Justice Courts
HT. Quigley
Denver
H. H. Walker
Plattevilla
W. A. Hadlinger
Junior College Bill Approved Third Reading
The Colorado House approved a bill to place junior colleges in the state public school system by a 46 to 15 vote. Democrats and Republicans split, with supporters arguing for state education expansion and opponents warning of funds reallocation and impact on public school finances. Representative Moses T. Smith commented that the state owes better opportunities for higher education, while Representative Griffith argued the measure would divert funds from public schools.
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