Lewis Draws $10 and Costs for Assault
Lewis, aided by Aubrey C. Lewis, was fined ten dollars and costs totaling 9.70 after a jury found him guilty of assault and battery on George M. Houston in a county court. The verdict surprised observers who expected a harsher sentence, and by the time of his departure many congratulated him on his apparent victory. The hearing delayed the fine payment, with $20.70 reportedly donated to cover the fine. The case was described as a “Justified assault” by Lewis.
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Aubrey. C. Lewis
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P. Justices Court
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Altes
Assault Charge Dismissed as Husband Faces Costs
Police report shows a husband’s assault charge against his wife was dismissed. Judge Havbaush ordered the husband to pay costs. McDonnell of 426 Ninth Street claimed his wife threw a knife. Mary McDonnell said the knife was used in anger and she merely dropped it. Additional names include Jim Isin Roggen and Harry Owens of Denver for driving violations.
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Havbaush
Ton McDonnell
Ninth Strest
Vita
al Lin
Mary McDonnall
Warage
Anger Vines
Jim Isin
Roggen
Harry Owens
Denver
Mieventh Street
Wile
Fourteenth Avenue
Mack 31
Morrissey Elevation Debate Stirs Denver Politics
Denver dispatch reports factional conflict within the Democratic Party over Morrissey’s rise in the United Bravee district. Edward Coxgan supporters accuse the move of sidelining them from influence, while Governor Johnston’s ally Frank Stash assumes district headquarters with Costigan backers silent. Tensions hinge on leadership plans affecting senatorial and state campaigns.
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Associated Beeps
Denver
Gemocratics
Thomas
Morrissey
United Bravee District
AB A
Ed C. Johteon
Bena
Costigan
Frank Stash
Ust
Oscar Chapman
Bianaper
Énate
Costigan Nap
Te Costigan
Self-inflicted death ends ownership dispute in city
Chicago report details John Bukowski, 60, who hanged himself from a porch rafter in front of a department building he once owned. The incident occurred after a dispute over heirs and possessions tied to an $18,000 investment, leaving Bukowski and two children affected.
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Screnatotet Preeh
Chicago
John Bukowski
Bukowski
Bukowaki
Sarno
Inshor
Ita
Next Round Table Dinner At Presbyteria Church May 4
The Marathon Round Table group will hold its final dinner of the season on Monday evening May 4 at the Presbyterian church. Reports will be heard on the group’s charitable work. Tickets are available from Mrs. Kingman Packard by phone 120W or from Mrs. J. D. Sevier at 17.
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Presbyteria
Marathon Round Table
Ih Ollier Controutition
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Mra. J. D
Five Injured in Crash on Eighth Ave
A Wednesday evening crash at Eighth avenue and Twelfth street left five people hurt, four severely. Henry M Batt of 1617 Seventh Avenue sustained a fractured jaw, while Mrs Mollie Brug of 418 Twelfth Street and Mrs Grace Bell wife of Rev J G Bell of 601 Worthen Avenue suffered facial cuts and bruises. Bell’s husband had a minor hand cut. All were treated at a local hospital. Batt remained under observation for possible skull fracture.
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Twelfth Street
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Seventh Avenue
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Red Brug
Twelfth
Batt
Bell
Bath
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Mtr
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Noapital
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Eighth Avenue Toolkt
Balt
Bray
Whiteside Announces Candidacy for Reelection
Whiteside, a county senator, announced Thursday via letter to Charlen Swink his bid for reelection. He cites a $10 million cut in valuations during his term and a tax reduction impact, with county taxes dropping by about $248,780. The veteran politician highlights his taxpayer status and World War II service while noting competition and local financial strains.
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Aasasaor
Charlen Swink
Republean
Phatran
Whiteside
Aince
Classified Ad Results Highlight Local Wins
Read on for examples of successful responses to small want ads. The paper notes several individuals who secured results from brief notices and urges readers to place their own ads now.
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Tod
New Mexico Governor Threatens Reprisals Over Border
Santa Fe April 22 Governor Clyde Tingley vowed retaliation against Colorado over border guards and labor transport, threatening to halt shipments and deny entry to migrants to protect New Mexico jobs. He criticized Colorado actions and warned of stopping every track bringing supplies into the state.
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Cole
Wood
Tingley
Santa Fe
Prenay
Clyde Tingley
Dd Johnson
Colorado National Guard
Colorada
National Guard
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Tagloy
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United States
Santa Lo
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Colorado Nott Sant Guards
New
Oklahoma
Sepor
Johnson
College Band Concert Sunday at Ginter Hall
A public College Band Concert is announced for Sunday at 4 o'clock in Ginter Hall. Under the direction of J DaWogast Cling the program includes Meyerbeer Fleurs, Nutcracker Suite selections, a duet for two cornets, Solos by Saim Saenz, and Wagner Meistersinger excerpts. The College of Filucation Concert Band presents a varied program with pieces from opera and ballet.
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Ginter Hall
Mgr. J. DaWogast Cling
Igag
Meyerbeer
Fromike Opera
Lea Bugnenota
Yalea Dea Fleurs
Pwo
Corneta Ployd Harris
Sola Cornet
Nelen Lovisg DeLang
Sam Saenz
Sampson Et
Die Meistersinger von
Nurnberg
Wagner
Verspiel Drive Drive Breakers Reported by Polles
Polles announced a Chursfay 9 drive targeting boys accused of breaking hot tea in alleys amid numerous complaints about a chronic condition. The alley near Eighth Street and Tyrelift Avenue was cited as the hotspot. A public street offense under the old ordinance and a ruined tire from a motorist incident were noted.
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Chursfay
Eighth Street
J C To Elect at Dinner At Waddell's Café
The Gresley Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold a dinner and election of directors at Waddell's Café Monday evening April 27 at 6 30. President Reece Wilkinson announced the last meeting nominated fourteen candidates for five board seats with seven vying for the top spots and six tied for the remaining positions. The nominees include EB Hurger Jim Ellis Ed Huh BJ Mason Georges Monrole Mike Ricketts Loran Walling and the others listed. The dinner attendees will vote to elect five directors from the group.
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Reece Wilkingon
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Pace
EB Hurger
Jim Ellis
Ed Huh
BJ Mason
Georges Monrole
Mike Ricketts
Loran Walling
Norman Anderson
Eddie Burke
Art Hancock
Hoth Joualaugit
Poul NeSwigan
Snndy'seorle
Yacht model contest offers many prizes at Glenmere
Enthusiasts gather for a model yacht show sponsored by We Urseley Sea Scout Skly and the Greeley merchants at Glenmere on Saturday May 23. Yard prizes include a queen Mary model and items from local businesses. entrants may submit multiple models for a five cent entry per model.
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Greeley
Lea
Brothers
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Crecent Drug Co
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Artete
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Milangement
Townsendite Seeks G.O.P. Nomination
In Longmont on April 23 Townsendite Dr W J Evang announced Townsend manager and advocate for party candidacy. Dr Tivany stated he would seek the Republican nomination for congress in the second district.
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Townsend
Colorado
W. J. Evang
Cotgrass
Tivany
Fepublicah
Congress
Local buyers pay to farmers at spring market
Local buyers purchase agricultural produce in a rural market listing oats and wheat varieties. The notice shows winter and spring wheat, new crop pintos, potatoes, and assorted farm goods with prices and quantities indicated, reflecting a regional farm trade bulletin.
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Denver
Two Members Named to Exchange Club In Luncheon
Merrill announces additions to the Exchange Club during Tuesday luncheon. Kim Hammond of Teal Food store and Clifford Bakrink, owner of Home Dairy Restaurant, join the club, bringing total membership to nine.
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Clay
Tuesaday
Kim Hammond
Clifford Bakrink
Merrill
Lie
Lunghe
Boy Escapes His Kidnaper in Allentown
Ten year old Henry Koch, son of a department store executive, was abducted on the way to show. His father received a $20,000 ransom demand. Police said a man they arrested admitted the abduction. The boy freed himself in a wooded area after the kidnapper cut his tape restraints. four ransom notes were found at the scene.
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Henry T. Koch
Youngs Ioch
Autekiyta
wAnentown
Ald
John Tames
Chifeags
Fire crews extinguish alley trash blaze in Greeley
Greeley fire department responded to a trash fire in an alley east of the Telephone office property at 10 50 a m Thursday. There was no damage reported and no injuries.
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Greeley
Buckingham Area Derrick Project Underway With Bank of Trenton Involvement
Derby area drilling news reports a new derrick start near Buckingham with Fred Manning and Manring and Martin, Int overseeing supervision. Drilling in SW Nid 21-86-68, two miles north of Buckingham, is to test Bank of Trenton No. 1, while Buckingham Royalty buys Mary Jewell royalty interests. Diesel power, mixing plant at Greeleys to start, oil surfacing planned, and carloads on track near Fortenth Street as operations push ahead with oil production.
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Buckingham
Fred Manning
Te Finn
Manring
Martin
Manning
Denver
Vort
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Bank of Trenton
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Benown
Buckingham Royalty Company
Mary Jewell Royalty
Greeley
Willism Welch
Fourtsenth
Oll
Arin
Snell Named GOP Meeting Chairman Candidate Picks
At Cleveland on April 22 Republican leaders proposed Congressman Bertrand Snell of New York as chairman of the national convention. Party Chairman Henry P. Fletcher announced the choice after a meeting arranging for the convention in Cleveland. Senator Frederick C. Stainer of Oregon was also mentioned as a presidential candidate at a Washington event, while Breyer the wheat farmer criticized centralized authority yet backed NRA and AM.
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Republican Party Seaders Today
Bertrand Snell
New York
Henry P. Fletcher
Jumath
Washington
Prederick C. Stainer
Oregon
Chonen Te
Republicft Seynate
Ile Oiflee
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Brebyer
Pau
NRA
Rotary Club Elects Directors Wednesday
Directors of Stotary elul were elect ed at Win Wednesday luncheon meet ig. They Include Lloyd Alloudl,Ralph Bairi, Dr. Alvin Berg, 0. G. Edwards, Fred Norcross, Dr. Taker, and Hugh Wheeler. Officers sta-te be elected at the next meeting. Lindberghs In France Boulongue, Freanea, April 28, 'Charles A. Lindbergh accompanied by Mia. Lindbergh arrived here today on a Aetuish freighter.
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Win
Lloyd Alloudl
Ralph Bairi
Alvin Berg
0. G. Edwards
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Taker
Hugh Wheeler
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Boulongue
Freanea
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Mia
Lindbergh
Pnes
Sugar Co profits rise in 1935 report despite acreage drop
Western Sugar Co reports a 1935 net profit of 5,615,340.00 dollars, down from 5,761,726.72 in 1934, with higher grower prices and improved yields driving refined sugar output to 754,798,200 pounds, a 2.66 percent gain. Earnings per share reached 2.43 versus 2.61 in 1934. Acreage is projected to be higher, aided by better field conditions and revised price scales to align with regional contracts.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Cotsmon
Ught
Growere
Rescue Of Two Men From Moose River Mine Echoes Through Nova Scotia
Trapped for ten days, Charles Alfred Scadding and Dr. Robertson are brought to daylight after a daring 200 foot tunnel rescue at Moose River gold mine near Freshwater. Hoyman Magill died underground. Scadding and Robertson receive emergency care and were carried to the surface on stretchers amid cheering crowds.
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Saul Montay
Monae
N.S
T Hat
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Charles Alfred Scadding
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Vaall
Alfred Snadéing
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Alfred Scadding
Herman McGill
Maal
Gs‘lo
New Town Marshal Elected at Nunn Meeting
At the April 23 meeting of the Nunn town board held at the Nunn News office, Delinar Won was elected town marshal. Ear Annis and UH Madden were chosen as town clerks and will join the old council members M. G. Kelly J. Giffin and C. G. Wiser on the town board.
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Wad
Maralinto
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Madden
Funeral Service Held in Boston Interment at Grove
A funeral service for the deceased was held in Boston this afternoon. Interment followed at Grove Cemetery with relatives and friends in attendance.
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