Trapped Miners Die As Rescue Miscalculates Shaft
Rescue workers at the Maoke River gold mine report the death of one of three entombed men after miscalculating the shaft location. Rising floodwaters endanger five survivors as a cross-cut attempts to reach the trapped men. Herman Magill, a Toronto lawyer, and mine keeper Charles Scadding were among others affected in a separate, related incident.
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Associated Breagh Moosy
Associated
Mauve River
N. 5
Maoke River
Thru
Herman i. Magill
Magill
Toronto
D. D. Robertsou
Wills Magill
Charles Alfred Scadding
Robertson
Tip
Good Fishing Sunday at Latham Reservoir Report
Sanity was a big day for bass fishermen at Latham reservoir with many catching the first limit of ten fish. Ross Van Gorder counted 176 bass laken between early morning hours, with catches mostly 1.5 to 2.5 pounds and some 14 to 15 pound trout. Largest this season was 4.25 pounds by BB Kitler of Greeley. anglers report spinners and plugs outperforming worms.
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Latham
Ross van Gorder
Gattlah
Deekr Caugh
Kitler
Greeley
Frank Walton
Half of Pedestrians Ignore Signals Here
Half of pedestrians on the streets of Greeley Saturday night wailed against red lights at three downtown intersections. Police under Chief W H Boggs started an educational campaign. Six officers monitored traffic and urged moving with green signals. A few drivers also failed to observe the lights, but not many. Police warned that no right turn is allowed on red.
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Greeley
W.H. Boggs
Tse
Walt
House Votes to Boost Army Air Corps to 4000 Planes
Washington April 20 The House today passed a bill by Representative Rogers Democrat New Hampshire authorizing an increase of the army air corps strength to 4000 planes. The action reflects wartime expansion goals and broader military needs.
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Washington
The
Hauke Today
Rogers
Democrat
New Hampshire
Army Air Corps
Tual Mlosuto
Philippines Would Reject New Sugar Quota If Sugar Not Free
Sugar planters in the Philippines debate an increased quota with some favoring free access to the United States while others demand duty payment. The discussions note the Philippines could face a 39,000 short tons shortfall and reference tensions over certain export terms and fiscal arrangements.
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Philippines
Frese Mendla
United States
Rain Spreads Across Gilcrest and Nearby Areas Monday
AMonday morning sprinkles fell across Gree including Gilcrest Twin Bridges Pinttayila and Ione. Heavy rain occurred in the morning with aerial precipitation reported by Harley Warren road overseer. Little Keonasburg area also noted rainfall.
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Grogley
Gilcrest
Bridges
Pinttayila
Ione
Harley Warren
Keonasburg
Nationalizing Munitions Recommended by Senate Panel
The senate munitions committee urged government ownership of key plants to build warships guns armor and powder for army and navy needs. A minority dissented arguing nationalization is undesirable. Senators Nya Clark Pops Maduho and Hons supported the majority. Van denburg George and Barbour opposed. The panel said government control could ensure reliable production and trained technicians.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Munitions Committee
Army
Chatrman Nya
North Dakota
Clark
Missouri
Pops
Maduho
Hons
Wasahington
Vandenburg
Yepubucan
Michigan
George
Barbour
New Jersey
Navy Department
Two Held for Probe of Work Car Robbery
Two men were held in Weld County jail for investigation of the Union Pacific work car robbery at La Salle and Brighton last week. Rogers, 34, of Pueblo, arrested near Marvo Saturday, tied to a loot transfer point at La Salle. Phillips allegedly rode the car from which Rogers jumped. a Cheyenne arrest followed. Pleas of not guilty entered by Vidal and Tarnero in district court. Damages sought amount to 450 dollars.
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Galoredo
Union Pacific
la Salle O Brighton
Loven C. Rogers
Pueblo
Vlarvo
Weld Vounty
la Salle
Eaton
John Simp- Bam
Sheriff's Office
Pierce
Henry Thomas
U.P
Phillips
Cheyenne
Rogers
Ga Brial Vidal
Joe Tarnero
Gill
Vidal
TG. Buclish
Lucero
Boy Plovance
Colorado Coal Mine Employment Gains Reported
Denver April 20 Thomas Allen reports higher employment and production at Colorado coal mines. Total tonnage mined from March reached 3,142,876 tons, up 507,? thousand from 1920. The average number of men employed was 3,449, about 93 percent higher than 1935.
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Denver
Thomas Allen
Mspetor
Colorado Coal Miies
Monument Works Wins Addition to Greeley Plant
Monument Works completes a 20 by 40 foot addition at the Greeley plant to improve working conditions for shopmen. New equipment includes MAW and larger compressors, plus time saving tools, with G A Peterson overseeing the project for the mill.
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Monument Works
Winishes
Greeley Plant
Greeley Moment Works
Weil Lue
Harmony GOP Chooses Delegates in Weld County
In a Saturday session more than 600 delegates at the Weld County Republican convention selected uninstructed delegates to the state and congressional conventions in Pueblo on April 28 without debate. Nominations were made by a committee chosen by Chairman M. B. Smith. Also noted, funeral plans for Louis McHenry Howe were announced as President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt prepared to attend the services in Washington.
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Weld County
Pueblo
M. BE. H. Smith
Marty Welgamiuth
Students Will Hold Election on Tuesday at College of Education
Denver dispatch reports student elections to choose officers for all classes at the College of Education Tieaday. Presidential candidates include Ven Englieh and Bruce Mundt, with Ieadership contests among Seniors Bill Sallings Dick Sorby Ralph Korklin, Juniors Garold Adcask Bill Force, and Sophomores Bill Armentroul Barbara Countryman. Also notes price movements and a tetanus serum case in the region.
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College of Education
Tieaday
Ven Englieh
Bruce Mundt
Dub
Bill Sallings
Dick Sorby
Ralph Korklin
Garold Adcask
Bill Force
Bill Armentroul
Barbara Countryman
Labor Speaker at War Round Table Monday Night
Edgar A. Burton, Colo road Labor Advocate, will speak on War and Labor at Merker Junior High School Room 113. The event, part of the War Round Table, is scheduled for Monday evening at 7 30.
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Labor
Edgar A. Burton
The
Coloroad Labor Advocate
Round Table
Merker Junior High School
Grimes Appointed Terminal Receiver in Denver Foreclosure
Irving Crimes of Denver was appointed receiver for the Greeley Terminal Railroad in district court Monday by District Judge C. G. Cottin, not Itus in the foreclosure suit brought by the Investment Molding Company. Defendant did not resist. C. W. 4 Beer was dismissed as a retendant. Grimes will continue as manager and agent to the foreclosure process.
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Irving Crimes of
Denver
Greeley Terminal
Cottin
Itus
Want Ads Offer Help to Small Families
A fragmentary old want ad piece urges readers to use want ads to improve finances and provide for families. It emphasizes daily usefulness and suggests starting now to share in prosperity, with an appeal to reading and responding.
Izaak Walton League Ends G-L Hostility
Izaak Walton League withdraws active opposition to the Grand Like Water diversion project after an investigation of the merits. Announcement came Monday from Weld County League president Tuelle J. O. Biplish amid protests from Tinglish and H. C. Gnekey of Geveley. National executive board chairman Ro. Dixon of Denver indicated the matter was discussed in Chicago and that all active opposition would be withdrawn as policy.
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Toute Walton
Dixon
Denver
Ehatrman
National Executive Board
Chicago
Wired McFarland
Giverelon
Ito
League
Community Players at Electric Firm's Lounge This Eve
In the Ilom Gas and Electric Compuny's lounge the Greeley Community Players meet tonight at 8. They will perform the last program of the year, "Pile and Prejudive," a piece successful in New York last winter. Guests may attend and are asked to pre tend.
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Ilom
Greeley Communnity
Lowight
Luigi
Prungls
CSUB
New York
Eden Attacks Mussolini Over Poison Gas Claim
Geneva reports Anthony Eden denounced Italy's alleged use of poison gas in a tense League of Nations exchange as Premier Mussolini sent envoy Pompeo Aloisi a firm reply. Rome meanwhile ordered Fascist mobilization preparations in anticipation of troop movements toward Addis Ababa and a looming mass rally in Venice Square.
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Eden
Mussolini
Associated Pres
Geneva
Anthony Eden
Briliak Sovegn
Bluntn Aly
Italy
League of Nation
Eiliopia
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Pramier Mussolini
Antigua
Allal
Local Guard Unlikely To Be Called to Duty
A local guard unit is unlikely to be mobilized for border patrol as officials consider broader security measures. Government sources indicated no immediate plan to call up local defense personnel, despite rising concerns over border activity.
State Troops Halt Job Seekers at Colorado Border
FaRaochuird Dene Trinidad Colo April 20 guardsmen barred entrance to Colorado under Governor I C Tohngoy. Motorists from Crystal Tex and Maxwell Ny were turned back while a family from Raymon Ruiz Ms sila protested language barriers. Governor Johnson said three destitute worker tracts intercepted near Monument and near Denver with trucks carrying Spanish Americans. Oklahoma official Murphy questioned Oklahoma labor involvement.
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FaRaochuird
Trinidad
Colo
I. C. Tohngoy
Colorado Farmera
Allan
Crystal
Tex
Maxwell
Guardamen
Durango
Alan
New Mexico
Colorado
Raton Pass
Raymon Ruiz
Raton Pasa
Ruizabral
Paul
Cole
Pha
Wis An Jofine Tharma
Denver
Td. Jotinson
National Guard
Monument
Uiu Trinidad
Oklahoma City
Ohda
W. A. Murphy
Murphy
New Hospital Supervisor Named for Crosley Hospital
Miss Mabel Humphrey, longtime nurse and Dursox supervisor at St. Luke's, will become the Crosley Hospital nurse supervisor starting May 1. County commissioners confirmed her appointment, succeeding Miss Myra Comer who was discharged. Humphrey was praised as highly recommended. salary set at eighty to one hundred dollars, while Mrs. Margaret Beaton moves up to assistant supervisor. Also noted, four armed men robbed a bank in Bloox City earlier this week with two bank employees abducted.
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Mabel Humphrey
Dursox
St. Luke's Bas
Clain Benver
Narsea
Crosley Hospital
Humphrey
Miag
Myra
Clue
Charles
O. Bram
Hamphrey
Claude Frazier
Touth
Miss.Comer
Nyesed
Hoapiltal
Margaret Beaten
Harvey House Head Dies in Air Crash
Johnstown Pa April 19 The Harvey House vice president Tredoriel BH Harvey and his wife Elizabeth 41 died in an air crash. The ship burst into flames after a forced landing in mountainous terrain. Both perished in the accident.
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Harvey House Head
Caneintact
Johnstown
Tredoriel
Harvey
Harvey Ating Hoggo
Elizabeth
Erqulul
Airpland
Mountainy
Hadles Bayond
Governor Extends Martial Law At Colorado Border
Governor Ed G Johnson announced martial law along the southern Colorado border to prevent entry by needy and destitute from New Mexico and Oklahoma. National Guard units took control, manning posts from Trinidad to the Utah line, with inspections and road checks to curb influx and safeguard jobs and welfare.
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Colorado
Arénolitet Troi
J. C. Todt Gon
Loday
Lite
Colorado National Guard
New Mexele
Oklahoma
Willin Colorua
WPA
Plas
Jola- Hon
Trinidad
Ceep
Ratang
Sheiger
Paul Shriver
WEA
Ds‘hythen National
Stirfey
Camp Johnson
Cola
Ed G C. Johnson
Colorado-New Mexico
Oklahoma Panhandle
San Juan
Utah Mac
Mondox
Conivs
Adjt
Neil W. Kimball
Ratonyas
Joseph
Ryan
Alamosa
Cwebya Riage
Aden A. Holsen
Branson
Teinidad
Edward C. Austin
Continental Divide
Utah Line
Kimball
Lieeutenant
Roy Qualls
Cortez
Colo
Jeff Denver
Oping
Army
Khabal
Pordér
Gine Noura
Pata
Stone Assails New Deal in Convention
A keynote speech by Maerlim or Blony of Hort Collis castigates the New Deal as wasteful and dictatorial. He condemns regulatory overreach, NRA actions, and court changes, urging support for limited government and a nonpartisan economy while warning of a growing political machine and vast public spending.
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Stone
Maerlim
Blony
Hort Collis
Wold County
Patrol demands return of license after arrest
J M Johnson of Greeny appeared at the district patrol office with his attorney Lt B Ress to press for the return of his driving license taken by a Denver patrol officer who arrested him for speeding. Johnson was told the license would be returned at the time of arrest and he asked the state treasurer for aid.
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Orain
Ckrland
Mollie Meisner
Farmer’s Spur
Meisner Place
Flora J. Gostzel
Ma. Goetzal
G. H. Bradnet
Johnson
Greeny
Lt. B. Ress
Denver
Astuth
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National Board
Electric Firm
Rome
Addis Avan
Venezia
Premier- Mussolin
Duce
Strens
Bella
Fastete
Heagan Artera
Deaver
Gertruda Milner
Colorado Federation of County Taxpayers
Ed John
Ot & Taxpayers
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Cotling
Fort Colliny
Govornoy Ey C. Dobnwan
Loent
New Hospital
Sioux City
Bloox City
la Salle Bridge
DeSolo
Ugh Laaek
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Byatel Lasalle Widge
North
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Luar
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