Johnson Announces Candidacy for Senate in Harmony Plea
Governor Johnson formally announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the United States Senate. He urged party harmony, pledged loyal support to the nominee, and outlined a platform stressing state rights, water conservation, and limits on foreign labor. Bedford denied plans to run for governor, saying a formal announcement would come next week.
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Johnson
Senate
Harmony
Bedford
Teotey
Denver
Govarnor
United States
Aflen
Johnsen
Barmobians
United Party
Fohneen
Tiward OC
Coslivan
Coatigin
John A. Carroll
Cogligan
Homer F. Bedford
Roosevelt
Vold
Neivspapay
Alva
Adama
Pysblo
Edwin
House Group Will Petition the President Today
Washington report states a house bias group will petition the president over a public works plan of 790 million dollars from a 4.6 billion relief request. A committee was named to circulate petitions. Rep Relto, a Democrat from New York, presided as meetings discussed the Roosevelt administration’s relief funding. The Workers Alliance of America, led by David Tasser, pushed a separate 6 billion program for relief and employment, urging a board to oversee the WPA.
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Aasoosand
Washington
Roosevelt
Reltor
Workers Alliance of America
David Tasser
National Lairmen of
New York
WPA
Syarke Progress Administration
Andrew M. Lutes Dies Here Sunday
Andrew Morgan Lutes died Sunday at age 84, longtime resident of Greeley. Born in West Virginia, he moved to Greeley in 1881 and lived here since. Survived by three children Andrew M. Lutes, Christina Lutes, and Jacob Lutes. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Andrew M. Lutes
Andrew Morgan Lutes
Gresley
Childryy
Morgan Lutes
Chirlea Lutes
Grealay
Jacob
Lites
Pasadena
Calif
Stranger Dies Suddenly at Local Hotel
Andrew J. Walton, 60, of Denver, was found dead in his room at Lae Union hotel Sunday afternoon. Coroner R. Armstrong said death appeared due to cerebral hemorrhage with postmortem exam planned. Walton, a Spanish American War veteran, had earlier checked in at 20 o clock Sunday morning and relatives in Denver are sought. His body was sent to Denver for interment. Walton was from Nashville, Tennessee, en route to Seattle after visiting his sister in Denver.
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Andrew J. Walton
Denver
Lae Union Hotel
Walton
R. ¥. Armstrong
Goroner
Armstrong
Andrew
Jones
Daidasi
Philippines
Apenglon
Nashville
Tent
Seattle
Dever
White House Easter Egg Roll draws crowd of 17 000
Washington April 43 The White House staff hosted a large Easter egg roll event on the South Lawn drawing about 17 718 children and parents. The Ag and band played while Mrs Roosevelt greeted hundreds of youngsters and received a basket of yellow flowers from a Girl Scout.
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Presa
Whabington
White House
Appr Folay
Egs
Te Ag & Band
Roosevelt
Thorn
Manchoukuo Officials Rome Against Traitors Accused
Six high Manchoukuo officials including Ling Sheng governor of North Hulnyan provinces were arrested and escorted to Hsinking for a court martial. The charges allege a Mongol led plot to aid Soviet Russia and siphon Japanese funds, signaling a serious breach in Manchoukuo policy.
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Associated Press
Manchoukuo
Domal
Monthoukuo
Noo
Ling Bheng
Weat-Ern
Manchoukuin
Wettengel Hotel Card Is Still in Spotlight
Denver, Apr. 15. Testimony in a state supreme court hearing on the harassment proceedings against Marl Wettengel centers on hotel registry records for the Dixon hotel at Kangagi City. Wettengel claimed he registered as Harald Proc for April 19, 1983, while hotel manager Pratik Gable testified and challenged the photostatic copies as authentic.
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Asdvenit
England
Wettengel
Max Melville
Mabarmeant
Bart Dlis
Colorado Bar Association
Gable
Galle
Hilla
T. G
Wall Held Caucuses This Evening For Republican Delegates
G O P caucuses were held in multiple wards and precincts to select delegates to the county convention on April 18. Locations included Moffat Paint, City Hall, Mrs Hensall's garage, Horace Mann School, Little Theatre, and the Coleraine area with precincts across wards one through three.
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Salis
Moffat Paint
Sixth
Tenth Avenue
Téil
Twelfth
Eckener To Visit Berlin To Discuss Zep Defenses
Berlin April 13 An authority said Dr Hugo Eckener Zeppelin builder would come to Berlin tomorrow to meet General Hermann Goering and aviation minister to clear up his cuies with leading Nazi officials He denies refusing to place the new Zeppelin at the disposal of Nazi propaganda services in the recent election For the departure for the Aindenburg of Lakeburgts N J a swish ekensiin command rentinig fixed at May 6 while the Graf Danes start its next fight to South America tonight.
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Berlin
Hugo Eckener
Herman Wilhelm Goorniz
Eckener
Wishon
Baronlay
Aindenburg
Driver of Death Car Gets 7 Years in State Prison
Denver April 13 Lewis Donato Wadsan was sentenced to seven to fourteen years in state prison for drunken driving. He struck and killed Prank De Crow, an apartment owner, then fled the scene near downtown Denver. The sentence marks the heaviest penalty imposed in the district court for this offense.
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Associated Prete
Denver
Lewis
Donato Wadsan Tendml
Denver Distriet Court
Teadmany
Dot
Erlaid
Marvel
Seventeen American Republics Accept Roosevelt Parley Invitation
Nineteen nations respond favorably to President Roosevelt's call for a Pan American peace conference to strengthen Western Hemisphere ties. Dominican Republic proposes a broader American League of Nations style framework while Paraguay and other states await official replies as diplomats prepare for a meeting likely in early June.
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Roosevelt
Hardin Man Faces Drunk Driving Charge After Collision
Hardin man Lupe Ganifuo, 46, is to face a drunk driving charge in Justice Court Monday after his arrest Saturday night following a collision on Ninth Street in Greenley. Police report shows Ganifuo drove on the wrong side of the street and collided with another vehicle. Mrs. Manele Wade received emergency treatment for head injuries at Greenley Hospital. Bond set at 136 dollars.
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Chagas
Justice Court
Jieve
Agilnet Lupe Ganifuo
Hardin
Wiehe
Ysadon
SF. Min Ler
Moventh
Atroot
Greeley
Venth
Ned Dlaventh
Avante
Polfec
Pild Gamio Wag
Strode
Manele Wade
Greeley Hospital
Cies
Guiniuu
John Henry Shaw
Condon says he can give no evidence in Lindbergh case
New York April 13 John F Condon Lindbergh intermediary says he can add nothing to Mercer county grand jury probe of the so called Lindbergh baby kidnapping. He telegraphed grand jury foreman that his presence would add nothing to the investigations in which he is reported to be engaged. A friend publicized the telegram from Condon and details of the case in Trenton and Bronx.
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New York
John F. Condon
Lindbergh Yangom
Mercer County Grand Jury
Paul H. Wendel
Mercer County County
Wendel Cage
Liv Wendel
Iam
Dr. Coudan
Bronx
Gregory Coleman
Gail’ Freemen
Police Court Fines Levyed For Drunken Offenses
Police court fines levied there Monday include Mickey Hammer of 202 Eleventh Street fined 6.60 for drunk. William Johnson of route two fined 11.50 for drunk. Manuel Palomino of 2010 CG prest road fined 6.00 for drunk.
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Mickey Hammer
Eleventh Street
William Johnson
Route Two
Manuel Palomino
CG Prrest
Garden City Names New Marshal After Dance Hall Fight
Joe Ket, former marshal of Garden City, resigned after a 2 a.m. altercation at a town hall dance involving Wyatt and Kem. May be replaced by Blanelowell, former Wray officer, as feud between Wyatt and Kem attributed. Dale of Garden City said Wyatts and Kem fought before a large crowd. sheriff to be filed charges when court opens Monday.
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Joe Ket
Garden City
Kem
Pormer
W. Wyatt
Town Hall
Wyatt
Soma Renmariks
Kem Atrick
Taeight
Mayon Glen
Dale
Pie Tribune
Dear Blnelowell
Wray
Jem
Ken
Weld Sheriffs Office
Youth Forum Prompts Ideas for Greeley Youth Plan
Tonight at 8 at Civic Forum Junior High hosts a continuous Youth Forum discussing concrete tennis courts, a Glenmere Park swimming pool, enhanced summer playgrounds, school obligations in youth programs, and financing for a broader city youth effort. Seventy six attendees joined the prior meeting two weeks ago.
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Greeley
Janior Lightaleol
Ore Bezun
Glenmere Park
Republic
Men in Nova Scotia Mine Cavein May Have Survived
Mooga River Nova Scotia April 13 Reports from F D Henderson foreman Moose River Bald suinus indicate three miners trapped by a cave in last eight days may be alive in an underground chamber. R H Magi Toronto lawyer Dr R J Robertuian and owners Voroute Angott Alfred Scadding are named as contacted.
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Mooga River
Nova Scotia
F. D. Henderson
Voroute Anrgcott
Ming
Alfred Scadding
Limme Keajar
Henderson
Fqn Wittastit
Will Miller Dies Sunday in California
William A Miller longtime Greeley resident died Sunday afternoon in Santa Monica California at 87 He was born December 28 1804 in Pennsylvania and moved with his family to Greeley in 1870 He later farmed raised stock and served as president of Home Gay Electric and director of Union National Bank He is survived by his widow a son J W Miller a daughter Mrs Alta Avery and several grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced in Greeley
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Wiliam A. Miller
Greeley
Santa Monica
Cali
Pennsylvania
Slater Ns & Chil
Nia
Tanna D. Miller
Union Colony
Creeley
Florence Carleton
J. W. Miller
Gresley
Home Gay and Electric Company
Able Armer
Ako
M10
Union National Bak
Calif
Lhers
Lorsshee Millar
J. W. Miler
Alta Avery
William &. ‘Vernon
Golden Miller
Luelle Briler
Florence Avery -Ander
Bon
Dorothy Avery
Sugar Benefits Tasked With President Amid Tax Debate
Washington April 18 spokesmen for a congressional bloc said they will seek a conference with President Roosevelt to decide methods for revenue to fund benefit payments to domestic sugar and beet growers. Representative Fred Crantings of Colorado leads the bloc. a sugar excise tax is discussed to fund payments under an amendment to the agricultural adjustment act.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ered Cntintings
Colorado
Cunnings
Eugey
Biog
Bugay
Weld County Republican Women Elect Officers in Weld& OP Club
Weld County Federation of Republican Women held a luncheon meeting at Angell's Tearoom with eight Weld pronienta representatives. Dr Marjorie Model vice chairman chaired the discussion on campaign issues and candidate platforms. Bertha Peterson of Windsor was elected president, Amy Evans Spomer of Hailey as secretary.
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Bertha Paterson
Windsor
Weld County Federation of Republican Women
Weld Procineta
Angell’s Searoom
Suedes of
Dra
Marjorie Model
Diva
Ricdal
H. D. Crosa
Tarsey
Mee
Olda D
Graty
Kota
Hlale
Kent
Nuun
Besule Carlada
Eaton
Bortha B. Peterdon
Alvina Ml.ciingénpeel
Johnstown
Mie
E.G. Wagilsh
Micco
Ann Evatn Spomer
Greeley
Three Kansas Educators Visit College System
Three Kansas educators from Newton visit Colorado towns Boulder and Greeley to study local college training methods. Superintendent John Helfelinger Frank Lindley and John Fogland spend two days in Danger and one in Boulder while meeting with Greeley Schools Superintendent T. Ebinlign to compare practices.
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Corlege
Newton
Kan
Colorado
Rm. Tar
John B. Helfelinger
Frank Lindley
Igh
John L. Fogland
Prinanal
Keitkas
Boulder
Frasier Specte
Kansas
Terfeltinger
D. Ebinlign
Greeley
Supreme Court Upholds Lindbergh Kidnap Law
The U S Supreme Court today refused to review a death sentence under the Lindbergh kidnapping act. Gooch and Ambrose Hix were convicted in Oklahoma for abducting two officers at a Paris Texas filling station on November 26, 1934, leading to a cross state pursuit and their surrender near Snow, Oklahoma.
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Paaqvedhles
Trey
Washington
aArthur Goork
Supreme Court
Congress
Charley A.lindvergs Jr
High Tribunal
Tenth Circuit
Anpeals
Danver Marah
Oltric
Gooch
Ambrose Hix
Paris
Tex
Gooch Ahdila
Snow
Okla
Money Your Unneeded Rooms and Items Wanted
Classified note invites offers for items no longer needed from attic basement or garage. Mentions meeting place of a market and a phone contact for offers.
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Ivan Bool
Trlviasa
Hagood Restored to Active Duty in Army Restructure
Major General Hagood is ordered back to duty in command of the Sixth Corps Area in Chicago, replacing Major General Frank R. McCoy. The reassignment, effective May 2, comes after a White House meeting with President Roosevelt. Reports note opposition from administration officials and General Malin Craty to the move.
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Chicago
Washington
Generl Jobithan Hmiagood
Hugoot
Cos Mini
Eighth Corps
Wiler
WPA
Ryans You
Frank R. McCoy
Magen
Ninda
Rowevelt
Vonferonga
Haguud
Higood
Iim
Serend Corps
United States
Gaheral Malin Craty
Chlat
Etafl
Tour-Year-Old Girl Escapes Injury in Street Car Collision
A four year-old girl escaped serious harm after running into a motor car at Ninth street and Ninth avenues. The child, Mary Magar, of Colonial Apartments, No 5, darted from the sidewalk as a car driven by A J Glersch of Bogkdor approached a red light. Glersch slowed and attempted a protective move but the incident caused minor injury to bystanders and a separate collision near Graalay where Fred Teller and W S Young were involved. no serious harm reported.
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Mary
Magar
Colonial Apt
No. 5
A. J. Glersch
Bogkdor
Ninth Straot
Ninth Avenues
Glersch
Fred Teller
East of Graalay
W. 3. Young
Woiseosurg
Geome
Eighth Avenue
Michigan Man Hired as Science Teacher
George W. Frasier announced that Glenn O. G. Blough will join the College of Education secondary school as associate professor of science. Blough comes from the Lexehors college laboratory school in Youlland and holds a BA and MA from the University of Michigan, nearing a PhD. He will replace Martian Robottedn, now on the New York University faculty, and is regarded as a leading young service educator by President Fraslar.
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Glenn OG. Clough
Lexehors College
Youlland
Naulatant
College of Education
Prosilene
George W. Frasier
Engh
Poalton
Martian Robettedn
New York Univeraity
Blou
Og U Students Unite To Get Boulder Jobs
University of Colorado students threaten a boycott of Boulder merchants not employing guiding labor at a fair wage. An investigating committee was appointed after an interfraternity council resolution to compel biasness houses to hire student labor and pay a satisfactory wage. Harry Schwartz, center of the colleges of arts and sciences, said a survey by the National Youth Administration shows only 257 students are employed by Boulder firms, and students spend about $9,000 monthly with local merchants.
Oldest Grosley bar member rests after infection
Harry Haynes also known as Harry N Haynes, the Grosley bar's oldest member, was Monday resting more comfortably at the Greeley hospital after being taken there late last week with a muscular rheumatism infection. He has a fever and is improving.
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Harry N. Haynes
Grosley
Greeley, Hospital
County Plans to Rent Buildings for Offices
County commissioners on Saturday approved moving the National Reemployment Service office from the first floor of the casiet house to a downtown building in Riothar to free the current NES space for security staff. A store incident led to Margaret Mitchell from San Francisco facing charges after attempting to leave J G Ranney store with goods worth about 80 dollars. police later caught her attempting to flee again.
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Onty Commissioners
Casiet ‘House
NRS
Georgie M. Horaton
Hly Gsoce
West County
Hite
Hera
Margaret Mitchell
San Franetico
Ordeley
Jordany-in
Joatea Court
Potica
Tte
J. G Ranney
Ava Siresecs
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Condon
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California
U.S. Supreme Court
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Michigan
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