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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1936

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Three Way Fight for Governor Is Probable

Denver April 18 A three way contest for the democratic nomination for governor emerged as possible after Costigan’s retirement notes. Names prominent include Lt Governor Ray Talbot Pueblo Representative Moses E Smith and State Senator Teller Ammons. Ammons may be costly. Smith may enter if endorsement from Alva Adams arrives. Knous seen as likely candidate for state supreme court.

Denver Rose Edward Costiga Ray 4, Talbot Pueblo Moses E. Smith Ault Teller Ammons Dailyer Talbot Woudindnon Smith Sgeltey Hla Ammons Costlyan Chatce Ammons Costigan General Assembly Alva Adams Ed Johnson Knous Supreme Court 7 Lee Knous Montrosa Tle Treats Supreme Court Gohieon Martall E. V. Holshyid Homer Bertord

President Roosevelt Lays Interior Department Building Cornerstone

President Roosevelt laid the cornerstone for the new Interior Department building in Washington. The ceremony featured the use of Washington’s 1793 Capitol trowel and referenced ongoing conservation battles, with plans calling for completion in December and a cost of 12,006,000 dollars.

Interior Department Washington Roosevelt Mambera Forélen Ambusanders George ‘Washington Capitol

Reclamation Work Delayed by Congress Conferees

Senate and House conferees failed to agree on about 58 million dollars in reclamation projects. The interior department program, valued at 68 million, was kept intact for floor action while the conferees could not alter it. An agreement added 3.71 million for Indian irrigation across 18 states including 1.0 million for the Piita river drainage project in southwestern Colorado.

Taylor Colorado Wonse House Congress Haydon Arizona Senate Conteraen

France Prepares Lone Action Over Italy and Germany Threats

French officials assess strength and ready to act alone if needed as Italy defies sanctions. Geneva envoys may seek to avert British abandonment of France while pressing Germany, with London under pressure to uphold collective security and punish violations. The move signals a possible shift from World War era alliances.

Associated Press Paris France Gensya Notary Italy Germany Geneva Britain

Vail Plans Hiring to Expand Road Staffs in $15 Million Program

Denver April 16 Charles D Vail state highway engineer announced plans to hire 50 to 60 new staff mainly draftsmen to prepare plans for a 15 million dollar road program this year A few will join field surveys The move accompanies a 25 million dollar program financed by revenue anticipation warrants and aims to expand oiling crews with six oiling teams starting May 11 to cover about 690 to 760 miles of road.

Tiree Denver Charles D. Vail Vail Weil Asi

Drivers Escape as Cars Collide in West Spectacular Accident

At 8:20 am at the Fourteenth street and Tenth Avenue intersection two cars collided and rolled over. Alvin Padget of 1025 Seventeenth Street drove a De Soto coupe that ended on its roof. Louis Gregum of 1014 Twelfth Street piloted a Dodge pickup. Police court set for Wednesday night after Verne Claus investigated and deemed Padget speeding.

Phyladoy Fourteenth Street Tenth Avonue Path Weel Alvin Padget Louis ‘Gregum Ays Padget Verne Claus Nigil. Ts Secident

Inglis to Speak at U P Church Friday

Special service announced at United Presbyterian Church Friday at 7 30 pm with Reverend Eveline Ivelts pastor of Larkshire delivering remarks Preparatory service ahead of Sunday sacraments to be observed in the morning

Inglis U.P Eevine Iyelts Larkshure Are

Wallace Calls for Sugar Law Changes in Washington

From Washington April 15 Secretary Wallace stated that new sugar legislation will be necessary to achieve the administration's sugar plan. He did not commit to action this session and noted the Jones-Coatigan act may need simplification. A Washington senator's bill was described as administration, while farmers pressed for parity and removal of quotas amid drought fears.

Washington Waltine Congress Washigan Colorado Wallace Bey Wral Fred Cummings Pasimenta Soil Conservation Act Forlo Ries Adimbl Tyation Parmisvien Drouth Veara

Mann to File Brief in Support of Clark on Liquor Ruling

Harvert W. Mann of Greeley won permission from the Colorado Supreme Court Wednesday to file a friend of the court brief supporting District Judge Frederic W. Clark's ruling that the state liquor code allowing sale by drink is unconstitutional. Mann will represent Allied Dry League and other dry groups in Louisville's appeal.

Sunta Supreme Cour Harvert W. Mann Greeley Fle Frederic W. Clark Louis-ville Mann Allied Dry League

Johnson Demands License Return After Traffic Protest

Johnson seeks the return of his license after protesting a speeding arrest on the Greeley Denver highway. He claims his driving license was taken and will pursue court action if not returned by nightfall. Patrolman Smith, the issuing officer, reports the license was seized following the incident.

E Johnson Gresley Hig Greeley Denver Greeley District Johnson Smith Deliver

Styler Estate Value Is Placed at $50,000

The Denver county court granted the letter of administration today for the estate of Andrew Styler, Weld county landowner, who died Tuesday. Styler's will disposed of Weld county farm properties, a Denver residence, and stocks and bonds valued at $50,000. He is survived by two brothers Joseph Pragette of Czechoslovakia and Charles J. Styler of Pittsburgh, and a sister Anna Dreria of Pittsburgh.

Denver Andrew 4. Styler Weld County Stybér Bell Joseph, Pragtte Czechoelovakia Charles J. Style

Arbor Day Program At Meeker Junior High

Arbor Day events unfold at Meeker Junior High with student leaders presiding. Seventh grader Jack King will outline Arbor Bay history, eighth grader rackol jand will read, and ninth grader Lorene Harris will speak on the meaning of Arbor Day.

Merkur Arbor Bay Jack King Meeker Junior High Rackol Jand Lorene Harris

County Sets Lease for Dowell Office Space

County commissioners approved leasing offices formerly used by Ward County to host a National Reemployment district office. The city of Greeley will cover a portion of rent, with Dowall Building owner Ethel Dowall to receive one quarter of monthly rent as part of the agreement while the employment office moves from the courthouse to establish a local security setup.

Ward Credit Men's Gasoctation Une Dara Vding & Dens Greeley Court House Samlee Georges Honaton Ethel Dowall

Stone to Be Keynoter for Weld G.O.P.

Mortimer Stone, Foil Colling attorney, will deliver the keynote at Weld County Republican presidential convention at the Eighth Avenue Gymnasium. The gathering will select delegates to the state and congressional conventions next week, with over 1,000 delegates elected. Uncertainty lingered on whether delegates would be instructed, but experts expected a largely uncommitted slate.

Mortimer Stone Colling Weld County Eighth Avenue Gymnasiuum Sp. Im Abe

Philharmonic Final Concert Sunday at 4

The Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra closes its 1945-86 season with guest conductor DeForest Cline leading Gate A concert at 4 00 PM in the Grealgy Igh auditorium. Henry Ginsburg violin and Arthur Henderson voice soloist perform Mozart concertos and pieces by Mozart Wagner and others.

Greeley Philharmonic Oveheutra Grealgy Igh Auditorium DeForest Cline CB. Division of Music Wil Be Saragate Henry VP. Ginsburg Ginsburg Arthur W. Henderson Mo Park Swritten Vienna Tein- Hoser le Polo Planoforte Mozart Planoforte Anit

Mistrial Declared After Juror Bribe Offer

Vanacousted April 15 Mistrial declared by Circuit Judge Walter Higbee in the Nellie Tipton Muench conspiracy case after juror Charles Long testified he was offered 100 to hang the jury. Long, a PW laborer, said Harry Snengler overseer of a sewer project arranged the bribe. defense attorneys and Joseph L. Cutting named in motion for mistrial.

Vanacousted Pieay Kahoki Walter A. Higbee Itlat Nellie Tipton Muench Charles Long Long Harry Snengler Spangler Pali Bo Waa Joseph L. Cutting

A Ghost Writer Offers Help With Your Want Ads

A service advertises practical writing help for want ads claiming years of experience. It invites readers to drop in and have one drafted, asserting the writer only works when the spirit moves.

Belgium King Leopold’s Royal Children Targeted Threat

Police in Liege report a 51 year old man confessed to writing letters to King Leopold and threatening to abduct the royal children after the queen mother died in a car crash. The Belgian king has three children named Josephine, Charlotte, and Baudouin with spouse Queen Astrid.

Soussela Jddnap Chilires Leopold Balgluna Lice Eaxitrn Belgium Nickolag Diven Polive Liega Elsen Jethera Antrid Leonard Josephine Chielotte Gona Bauloit Alvert

Historic Weld discussion at First Christian Brotherhood meeting

Judge George H. Bradfield spoke on Historic Weld County at a Wednesday First Christian Brotherhood gathering in the dining room with over 60 attendees. Reports say Glen Hawn suffered possible facial injuries from a bursting hammer drill last Sunday near Wot Sulphur Springs. Mrs. Maun said he would be hospitalized. Police court fines were issued to A. Gerard for reckless driving through a stop sign, Santiago Dulin for double parking, and Conda Godlegas for driving without a license registration. Rudolph Stenger was arrested and held for trial as investigators probe license plate issues.

Laat First Christian Brotherhood Chien George H. Bradfield Historia Weld Glen Hawn Greeley Edward Selander Wot Sulphur Springs Mra. Hom Maun A. A Gierard Boulder Santiago Dulin Condo Godlegas Guereat

Hit and Run Driver Sought by Police

Police continued the search for a hit and run driver after a car rammed parked vehicles on Tenth Street near Niath Avenue at about 10 30 p m Wednesday. The Ford involved sustained damage to the right side with broken glass and fled the scene. Police believe the driver may be a motel caller or transient.

Thureday Tenth Street Niath ‘Ave Fie Cary Henry Hart Twelfth Street Gresley Miller Consumers Oll Company Port Collina

Sailor Killed in Plane Crash Off Ocean City

A privately owned small plane crashed in heavy fog near the municipal airport off Ocean City. One crewman, Orval H. Newland, was killed, and his companion, Glow Upsell, 25, was hospitalized in critical condition. The Mississippi battleship connection was noted but details remain unclear.

Osslo Mississippi Orval II Newland Hix Glow Upsell Talan

Witness Refusal Parley Hinders Hearing on Contempt

Washington April 16 witness balked at answering questions during a committee hearing and faced possible contempt. Committee members planned to meet to decide if contempt proceedings would be pursued against Kurt Granwald organizer for the Farmers Independence Club for anti AAA contacts. Granwald refused to name individuals saying he would not get anyone in trouble under the New Deal. The hearing recessed after questions about sources of funds for anti injunction actions and a $10,000 allotment were touched on.

Washington Sonata Duckle Kurt Granwald Randolph Hearst Lid Granwald Nebraska Sali Black

Italy seeks own peace terms amid Ethiopia dispute

An authoritative source reports Italy demands direct negotiations with Ethiopia for a military armistice without League of Nations interference. Mussolini seeks guarantees for Italian security and hints at a Lausanne conference after an armistice, while Italy would control Ethiopian strongholds to prevent armed Ethiopian factions.

Asanebatert Ileneva Ethiopit League of Nationa League Armiafica Ba Wieter Yangilslud Susk UN Armiatice

McDonald Named State Officer in Colorado Appointments

Charles McDonald of Greeley, Stanley Ridell of Colorado Springs, and Thomas O'Brien of Fort Collins are among 19 officers appointed to oversee entry and check violations of material and road tax laws at Wix ports. Ridell is a former PERA administrator for Morgan County trained under G. D. Pullmer of Ault, who headed the Well setup. Tom O'Brien is a former traffic officer at Fort Collins with local standards experience.

Charles McDonald Greeley Stanley EK Ridell Colorado Springa Thomas O'Brien Fort Collins Wix Antry I Ridell PERA Morgan County G. D. Pullmer Ault Pullmer Tom O'Brien Bort Collins Stttoinda

U S Sugar Co Receives Largest AAA Benefit Payment

U S Sugar Co topped AAA benefit payments with 1 007 065 in rental and meals credits, tied to cane sugar production. The report cites 18 837 acres planted and 402 768 tons produced for 1930 36, noting corporate subsidies and ties to related companies in Illinois and Louisiana. A Puerto Rico cane operation ranked second with 961 064.

Jrens Wariligin Photnstall Ropive Cagdcutture Department Berords Creb Sugar Corporation AAA Marida Smith Aera South Crrodny Dhe Eensts Gerbullove Seeretney Wallace Ra Aligar Courern Ie Vompany OC. R. Giltling Lvptunident Gelalex Vompany Cheaga United States Sagar Corporation Senate Wallace United States Porta Rica

School Board Fight Leads to Assault Warrants in Town

Three Sullivan County residents faced warrants for assault and battery after a confrontation at a school board meeting. G R Glomier and G Johnson, both board members, were joined by Mrs Stella Clark in the charge, with all ordered to appear in court tomorrow as deputy sheriff A F Douvenier notes the dispute stemmed from policy differences and prior heated discussions.

Liltoton Charelig Nugoult Sullivan,Colon Poats Court Adhool G. D. Johnison Stella Glark M. R. Gromer Gromer Gromier Johnson A. F. Douvenier

C L Smith Named Boulder Commissioner

Governor Ed Tobogan appoints Dr Chaves and L Smith to the Boulder county board of commissioners joining Jo and vacancy. Smith replaces Gelwicks who resigned for health reasons. The nomination aligns with Nautder county Democratic executive committees recommendation of Hunt Winn from the liquor department. Secretary of State George Bann requests Winn remain, praising his performance.

Denver Ed Tobagon Chaves L. Smith Boulder Boulder County Board of Commissioners Smith Sod Cande M. G. Gelwicks Nautder County Democratic Camailties Hunt Winn George H. Bann Gera Winn

Condition at Harry Haynes Unchanged in Hospital Report

Harry N. Haynes, attorney, age not stated, remained at Greeley hospital with rheumatism. Wednesday evening bulletin said no serious complications, but patient had a fever earlier and remained under care. Visiting is discouraged.

Harry N. Haynes Greeley Greeley Hospital

Italians Speed to Addis Ababa in War Trucks

Italian dispatches claim a mechanized force of hundreds of trucks tanks and airplanes moved from Denuye toward Addis Ababa aiming to capture the Ethiopian capital within three days. A second column may threaten from the southeast near Harar to cut relief forces from the rear.

Addis Ababa Rome Denuye Prond Ettopia Raa Nasi Haran Ethiopia Prayiea Add Depage Addé Ababa Bonay-p

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