Payments Fraction of AAA Benefits in Colorado
Estimates from the Department of Agriculture of Colorado show that under the new AAA program after conservation efforts, payments on typical 190 acre beet farms would total about 587 dollars, with general adjustments anticipated to exceed 60 percent of prior individual payments. The illustration outlines an example farm with 26 acres beets, 40 in other soil-depleting crops, and 34 in nondepleting crops.
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Visitors from Denver Legion entertain Gresley post
Thirty five visitors from Loynton Chiley Wickersham Post number one of the Denver American Legion came to Gresley Thursday night to entertain the local chapter Victor Candlin Post number 18 and initiate four new members into the Gresley post. A Dutch hand parade through the Greeley streets preceded the initiation and a short concert by the Denver Dutch band followed. The business meeting closed with greetings from Denver visitors and the Denver initiation team included Crowley Dr Lee Wingniller Hell O Neill Al Westfall Trevor Thomas Tom Fitzgerald and Charles Sandlund. Distinguished guests at the Greeley meeting included Gail Ireland commander of Leyden Chilas Wickersham Post number one of Denver Frank Binder adjutant Dave Davis Chef de Gare of Vulture 97 and Trevor Thomas Grand chef de Cure of Colorado 40 and 8.
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Model Yachts Shown in Electric Company Windows
Sea Scouts display model yachts in Hot Gas and Electric Company windows on Saturday to advertise the upcoming model yacht regatta on May 23. Application blanks for the regatta entries are available from Sea Scouts or at Tribune offices.
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Two More Die in Madrid Riot as General Strike Paralyzes City
Two Taoists were killed and several injured in Madrid as clashes erupted during a general strike that shut down major districts. Earlier, three Radicals were killed. gunmen shot Blog Gomez Fernandez and his brother Antonio as they left their home. The capital remained quiet as protests spread to outlying districts.
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Checks Sent to Weld Old Age Pensioners
Weld County treasurer Harvey B Witiver announced on Friday morning receipt of 20 662 50 from the state social security board for old age pensions in Weld county. A total of 949 checks were mailed to residents totaling 19 211 95 leaving 1 463 for medical care and other items. Also noted was a case from Windsor where a wrongful check indictment was heard in Weld County district court against B B Boll of Ault for alleged passing bad checks.
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Turks Enter Demilitarized Dardanelles
Havas Paris reported from Istanbul that the Turkish army crossed into the demilitarized zone at the Dardanelles yesterday, in what would breach the Lausanne Treaty, following a cabinet meeting with President Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.
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Weld Mines Join Attack on Coal Act
Federal court complaint by Weld Mines and others from Boulder Weld and Jefferson counties seeks to halt the Coal Act as unconstitutional arguing it delegates legislative power to private interests and harms their operations. Names include Ralph A. Nichols B H Welvern Thomas J Morrissey plus numerous coal firms and David Allan.
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McNeil Coal Company
Black Diamond Fioi Company
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Clayton Coal Company
Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Imperial
Jailed man admits to gas theft after police probe
Police reported Joe Gowen of 1321 Fourth Street admitted thefts after tracing bronze gas from Robert Steele’s tank at 1129 Fourth Street to Cowman’s home. Cowman denied thefts but police found bronze and white gas in Cowan’s tank. Cowan confessed to multiple gas thefts and illegal siphoning from a Sieele truck. He remains in the city jail.
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Robert Steele
Fourth Atrset
Cowman
Cowan
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Auto Damage Judgment for Keefers in District Court
Mrs. U B Keefer of Briggsdale sued Paul Ve Songer of Briggsdale in district court for auto accident damages. Plaintiffs moved for judgment on the jury verdict and the defense paid the judgment plus costs totaling $18 25.
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Bon
Greeley
Paul Ve Songer
Plainti
Rebuilt Greeley High Track Nears Test
The Greeley High track has been rebuilt and rapidly taken shape for a test. Early measurements show the track varies at most one eighth of an inch from one side to the other. It is graded and rebuilt to be among the best high school tracks in the state.
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Wee
Atate
New Elders To Be Installed at U. P. Church on Sunday
United Presbyterian church crowns new elders during eleven o clock worship. Communion follows with participants led by Rev. M Nesbitt. Sermon titled The Call of a Great Self. Bible school offerings noted at 345 dollars under new superintendent George A. il. Young people’s staged services at 6780 with lesson “How Soul the Sabbath Serve Mant.”
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Windsor liquor license suspension extended for witness delay
Windsor liquor license for F W Stewart suspended for ten days beyond April 7 awaiting a witness with conflicting affidavits. Secretary George H L Shudery Laday announced the extension as a hearing on liquor tax evasion charges proceeds, with referred affidavits from Waldsmiller and others. A National Press Conference broadcast is planned for Saturday from New York City, and may be heard on KOA at 6:80 EST.
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Waldsmiller
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Koa
Mountilir Ru
Hearing Called on Carr Charge in McKesson-Robbins Case
Secretary of State George Saunders announced a formal hearing on charges against the McKesson-Robbins firm led by W. Carter Carr who resigned as secretary of state last November after impeachment. The hearing will follow district court action on indictments against the Meltessen firm and associates.
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McKeston- Robbins
Agrar Flea
James WH. Carr
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W. W. Grant
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Ed Johnson
McKesson
Mquor Lew
Reyoration
Fim
Avo Ungmse Hévatarted
Pit Tan
Wiulesila
Prison Sentences Meted Out Here for Theft and Fraud
Three men from Denver received prison terms after pleading guilty to theft and a confidence game. James Logan, 39, and Harold Jobe, 20, both pled guilty to early theft charges and received three to five years and two to three years respectively. Bernard Houthend represented the defendant. Don C. Campbell, 29, drew two to four years for passing bad checks after newly arriving from California and living in Johnstown at the time of arrest.
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Frederic W. Clark
James Logan
Harold Jobe
Denver
Logan
Jobe
Barnard Houthend
Onder Cart
Don C. Campbell
Campbell
California
Johnstown
Canon City Man Crushed to Death in Sandbank
Canon City on April 17 Jony Urant 167 was smothered and crushed in a cavein at the Dolomite quarry of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. About two dozen other workers were injured. The quarry lies a mile west of Canon City. The deceased is survived by two widows and four children.
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Jony Urant
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Highway Aid Stations Planned Along Weld County Highways
A. T. McCue of the American Red Cross reports plans to establish first aid stations along Weld County main highways. McCue travels to Nunn with County Clerk Walter F. Morison to select stations near Greeley and coordinate with station operators. Each site will have two attendants, a full first aid kit, splints, fracture care, and Red Cross signs plus access to doctors and hospital services with phone numbers posted.
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Judge Hilliard May Be Entry for Senator
Rumors swirl about Judge Hilliard Willard of the Colorado Supreme Court considering a Democratic Senate bid against Governor Ed Johnson. Hilliard declined to confirm or deny, with term not expiring until 1941, as party leaders weigh prospects involving Senator Alva Adams and others amid Washington chatter and letters from state officials.
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Eighteen Students Elected to Foner Group at Greeley High
Twenty two students at Greeley High School including twelve seniors and ten juniors were named to membership in the National Honor Society Thursday. Selection reflects scholarship character leadership and service with five percent of seniors and five percent of juniors chosen each term. Newly named seniors include Lawrence Srestler Tory Brown Fred Carpentar Chris Dybdehl and others. juniors named are Barbara Allmucht Tuanlte Butler Elizabeth Crowder Robert Ilmundaon and more.
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Tory Brown
Fred Carpentar
Chris Dybdehl
Robert Harris
Robert Hunt
Mildred Lofgren
Don Lucky
Julia McGarvey
Geneve Nero
Morence Reeves
Wiinor Stewart
Barbara Allmucht
Tuanlte Butler
Elizabeth Crowder
Robert Ilmundaon
Georgery
Flolen Moan
Lugille Jacobson
Marlon Tlauncaater
Kittle Piper
Roosevelt regrets loss of Costigan in Colorado race
Associated Press reports Senator Ad'ina democrats Colorado said President Roosevelt conveyed regret over Senator Costigan retirement next year. He noted the political climate remained unsettled and up to Colorado voters to decide future leadership. The remarks touched on Democratic prospects in the state.
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Lewis Pleads Not Guilty To Assault Case
Lewis, charged with assault and battery, pleaded not guilty before Justice Ben Morance. Trial set for April 22 at 1 starting in Loews court. Senator George M. Houston involved in the case, with earlier statements suggesting a possible guilty plea.
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George Houston
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Ganiner
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Dutbray
George M. Houston
Tate
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Ifo
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Fort Collins Man Hurt When Truck Overturns
A Fort Collins man, Delbert McBride, was injured when his truck overturned near Ovid. He was taken to a local hospital. doctors expected he would be discharged home soon. The crash occurred after he swerved to avoid a horse, sending the vehicle into a culvert and over an embankment, with lumber from the truck causing further damage at a nearby residence.
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Alde Bhreat
Cars Damaged in Wreck at Eaton Intersection
A minor collision at Eaton near Baton Thursday afternoon damaged two cars valued at about 260 dollars. Kenneth Carrell of Fort Lupton was the passenger in one vehicle while Prank Jurich of Baton turned off Highway 35 onto Birth Street and struck Carrell’s car. Witnesses said Carrell honked and Harlch failed to signal. both vehicles were badly damaged. A separate item notes a divorce suit filed in county court by Martha Allen against Christes TG Allen for cruelty and desertion, claiming 1922 marriage and one child.
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Seven Hold Up Erie Train Looting Reveals $58000 Stolen
Seven men held up an Erie railroad train on Walnut Street Friday and escaped with about $58000 in silver and bills. The money was in the baggage car controlled by American Railway Express in Newark. the clerk surrendered his revolver as the bandits confronted him. Detectives said the money was in a safe behind the engine. A separate legal notice reports a default judgment in a suit by Albert Ehlers against Charles B. Willman in Denver.
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Mussolini Peace Plan Rejected as League Discusses Trouble
Haile Selassie and Ethiopian leaders dismissed Mussolini's peace plan amid League of Nations deliberations on the crisis. London reports Britain strengthens Mediterranean naval forces as Italian criticisms mount. Ethiopian cabinet and tribal leaders meet in Addis Ababa to address a critical northern front situation.
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Judge Ritter Convicted by Senate Court
Washington April 1 Judge Mathiad Ts. Algkor of Torii] was convicted by the senate on a charge of misconduct bringing the court into scandal and disrepute. The verdict followed seven ballots with a final tally of 28 for conviction. Earlier ballots resulted in acquittals on other charges. The vote fell short of the two thirds needed, sparking disputes over the legality of the omnibus count. Senate debates continued on the final outcome and the implications for Ritter’s future in public service.
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Gulrud
Mitter
Ritter
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Robinson
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Tobinson
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Tudar
Illustrated Talk on Hawaii Sunday by Dr L B Wood
An illustrated address on Hawaii titled I Hawaii tha Deantiut will be given by Dr L B Wood at the Methodist church Sunday evening at 7 30. The address draws on Dr Wood's Pacific experiences and features hand tinted stereopticon slides and illustrated song slides. J Allen Grubb will sing Great Peace Wave They and the chorus will perform Milers anthem Ev an Me. Mrs D fe Troxel will sing Phra Pouce and Light at the morning service.
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Kennamer Loses Rehearing in Slaying Case
Oklahoma City April 17 Phil Kennamer son of Federal Judge Franklin E Kennamer loses bid for rehearing in the state criminal appeals court and is ordered to surrender next Wednesday for execution in the state penitentiary to serve 26 years for manslaughter in the 1934 Pawnee killing of Tulsa dentist Ioka Gorvell Jr Kennamer, convicted of the slaying, and his attorney McDermott say they will continue efforts.
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Oklahoma
Britain Expands Mediterranean Naval Steps Amid Tensions
Britain increases naval precautions in the Mediterranean amid heightened anti British sentiment in Slome and growing unease in Geners. The Admiralty disclosed fifteen specially designed ships including mine sweeping trawlers and two secret antisubmarine craft, raising the grand fleet in the region to a peak. Anglo French and Belgian staff discussions on Rhineland moves are reported as diplomacy signals a tougher stance.
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Four Gunmen Flee Tear Gas Barrage
Gloucester New Jersey April 17 gunmen fled after a tear gas barrage during a botched bank hold up. An abducted officer remained involved as officers pursued the fleeing suspects. The scene included shots fired at a bank manager and robbers escaping without injuries reported.
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