Indian newspapers showcased in Tribune exhibit
The exhibit features numerous Indian language and English papers. Highlights include The Hindu Patrike from Ahmedabad in English, Hilavada from the interior, The Madras Mail, Who Gazette, The Times from Rangoon, and The Bombay Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Thero
Magasius
Tha Papeze
Fydlo
Nombay
Elaga
Pho Vindu
Madras
Madras Mall
the Times
Rangoon
Horma
Terga
the Hind
Gongal
Amilla Bazar Datrike
Up Weekly
Biyeekly
Ahmedauad
Gandtl
Ahmedabad
Tombay
Hilavada
Hing Usk
Bombay
Petineum
Calcutta
James Russell Lowell
Blayea
Borranta of India Society
Thia
Tribune
Agila
Atsry
Siam
Turkey
Straits Settlements
Leban
Libanese Republic
Ran
Truck Damaged In Two Wrecks Near Greeley
A truck owned by TL. manands at Mazi Twelfth Avenue Greeley sustained slight damage in two separate wrecks on a Friday near Ridney and Sterling. In the first collision slipper worty caused a lisden impact with another machine. a pent axle damaged the front. Later the same night the truck, driven by Colmer of Greeley, went into a ditch after a fire blew out, but it did not tip over.
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TL. Manands
Mazi
Twelfth Avenue
Greeley
Wallanty
Medhaonte
Eay Sterling
Arizona Senator Pushes Silver Payment Plan in Senate
Senator Hayden of Arizona visited the state department to urge amending a bill to raise silver payment from 100 million to 24 million and accept silver in settlement of war debts. He argued a larger issue would stabilize prices, reduce debt payments, and help British debt settlement while aiding American silver producers. The proposal would also affect market stability if a 250 million figure replaces 100 million.
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Washington
Hinyden
Arizona
State Department
Hayden
Auatatami
Beeratary Moley
U. S
Colorado Repeals Gin Marriage Law and Oil Proration Bill
Governor Edwin Johnson and Edwin signed the act repealingColorado gin marriage ban including a five day waiting period between license application and ceremony. A proration bill granting the oil and gas conservation commission production oversight was vetoed citing potential harm to exploration and development of new oil fields.
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Denvat
Apes
Edwin & Johnson
Colorado
Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Weld People Enroll in Omnibus College
Wichita Kansas April 4 Many are enrolling from Colorado for study this summer at the Omnibus College which has for its campus the North American continent. Two groups will view the Atlantic coast and the Pacific regions, visiting Tennessee Virginia New England Quebec Great Lakes and the Rockies. Northern Colorado students include Florence Cauwer Fleming Mark Kirke Wilson Wikard Alice Greub Ault NM KKlockner Fort Lupton J G Yoguall Fort Lupton Relena Turner Nunoorma Watson Gradley. The Omnibus College is a University of Wichita project offering university credits for field study. Classes meet in camping locations and students study history geology botany geography firsthand. They will observe agriculture in fields and groves and study the continent’s features firsthand.
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Wichita
Kan
Colorado
The
Omnibus College
North American
Atlantic Coast
Tennessee
Virginia
New England
Quebec
Great Lakes
Pacific
Rockies
Old Meatoo
Garlient
Florence Cau Wer
Fleming
Mark Kirke Wilson
Wikard
Alice Greub
Ault
Kklockner
Fort Lupton
J. G. “Yoguall
Jie
Fort Upton
Relena Turner
Nuno
University of Wichita
Wichita Kan
Sludante
Cal- Jega Pu
Boulder Relays Attract 500 Athletes In Classic Meet
Boulder hosts a large relay classic with about 500 competitors from the Rocky Mountain Conference colleges and state high schools. Colorado Aggies and Colorado University are favorites in the college division while Denver University and Colorado College are viewed as dark horses. Fort Collins Lambkins dominate high school events, with strong conditions after recent heavy snowfall aiding potential records.
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Boulder
State High
Colorado Relaya
Ina
A. Meetig
Denver
Circovatars
Colorado Aggies
Colorado University
Colorado College
Denver University
Fort Collins Lambkins
Colorado
Coal Mining Dist Roads Now Cleared
Snow blocked roads in Weld county district are opened with heavy mud. Weld county and Greeley crews, about 45 machines, are at work to improve streets and highways. Crowley and city streets receive attention, and Eighteenth Street should reopen within the week as concrete pavement cures for about three weeks.
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Houthwest Weld
LL Wan
M. A. Wiltman
Weld County
Greeley
Crowley
Witton Welsh
Werah
Weld Ruling Upheld in Insurance Case by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld a Ward County district court ruling in favor of Hartford Fire Insurance in a case brought by Elizabeth and John J. Zimbotwan and Olivar W. Toll. Toll had assigned the policy without notifying the company, and a three party dispute led to a $1066 loss claim for a Weld County ranch fire in March 1928. Frank Reeman Jr. announced as Eaton School Board candidate. W D Kay stated. Intercollegiate tennis actions set for Tuesday at Teachers College courts with seven men’s and two doubles matches scheduled.
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Denver
Atle Supreme Court
Ward County Dinight Court
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Elizabeth
John J. Zimbotwan
Olivar W. Toll
Axlt
Weld
Zimbotmara
Hed Otharwlng
Cortain
Frank Reeman
Frank Recolat, Jr
Eston Mills
Frank Kee
Taan
Eaylight
Eaton Pehoo
Reeman
Eaton Territory
Eaton’high School
W. D. Kay
Don Russell Held As Large Attendance at Suspect Hearing
Don Russell, 2% of Pierce, is being held at the county jail as the second suspect in a chicken stealing ring around Platteville and Fort Lupton. Deputies report he and David Mayfield took a car from Ray Jerome, stole up to 70 chickens, and drove them to an abandoned house before trucking them to Denver for sale. Russell said he received a cut of the proceeds. Mayfield denied involvement.
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Don Russell
Pierce
Plattavilla
Fort Luptan
Rusceli
David
Mayfield Hn
Ray Jerome
Platteville
Denver
Russel
Mayfield
Oassy
Market summary from Chicago and western markets
Markets show grain and livestock moves across Chicago and Denver with price shifts in wheat oats corn and wheat contracts. Livestock prices in Denver and Kansas City edge higher while cattle and hog values vary with demand. traders mark a cautious tone amid inflation signals and mixed commodity signals.
Hemorrhoids Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Rem-Roth and Hex Roid as internal remedies to ease blood congestion in the lower body. It claims quick, lasting relief for hemorrhoids with a money back guarantee. Gilbert-Bishop Drug Co and local dealers are cited as sellers.
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Eernhardt
Gilbert-Bisnop Drug Co
Woldorado Deieg Co
Ant Drugeiace
Family notices of births and names across towns
Stork Express Grover April 24 reports a 9 lb boy born to Mr and Mrs William Lester Banker in Cornish named Glinton Natl. A birth to Frenk Rowley of Cornish Bon and Jack Keith born at the Growley home of Mrs Shaffer. Harold Turby at 468 Tenth Street welcomed a daughter April 3. J W Hughes of Highth Street shares a daughter born April 3. Neal King of 954 West Fifth Loveland welcomes a daughter born April 4.
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Stork Express Grover
Wiliam Lester Bankor
Glinton Natl
Frenk Rowley
Cornish
Jack Keith
W. 2
Shaffer
Growley
Neal King
West Pith Street
Loveland
New School Held at Grover on Friday
Grover April 2. No school in Grover Friday due to the old blizzard that began Wednesday and brought heavy showers then snow. The storm brings a million dollars to farmers. Grover attendees at the division high period in New Raycher reported little snow between Keota and Taymer, but high winds and drifts after Hoops delayed return until 1 30 a m. Grover won three events, Charlie David Werner violin and Arthur Abbey, vocal. Divorce suit filed in district court by Kathryn Matthews Kydbacg against Ruben Sydberg of Graelay, seeking her maiden name. They wed December 1990.
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Grover
Grovar
New Raycher
Charun
David Werner
Arthur Abbey
Weal Pawnee
Wen
Clatriet Court
Kathryn Matthews
Kydbacg
Ruben Sydberg
Graelay
H. G. Smith
Socialists beaten in Spanish elections shift to left coalition
In Madrid on April 4 the Socialists suffered a decisive defeat as voters leaned toward leftist parties. The result could pressure the cabinet to resign and prompt a reform coalition government, signaling a major political shift.
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Publicaniae
Munser
Thrugut
Spath Syndasnimoat
Regula
Rep Icon
Madrid
Connervating
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New York
da Pont
Fitna Ati General Electric
Gener Motors
Rene Wes
Moneyornt
Union
Elec
Boi Gas & Lec
Jaea
Coment
Den
Gas & Elec
Az. Ney
Slacka Corp Tr
Orig! Eidorp
Modest Maidens
U. G. Patent Office
Nix ON
Ibrary
Ila
Coal Mining
Supreme Court
Intercolleg
Teachers ‘collegeAgeied
Courtest Teachera College
Iast
Renate Committee
Frank A. Davis
Davis
Deria
Comiutes
Thea Committee
Chicago
Chisago
Zew
PIU
Wales
Trea Raina Syore
Gonthisant
Talbe
Coun
Nebraska
Nortoro
Dener
Lenver
Bern
Redsell
Idaho Rusgets
Totas
Denveil
Entvea
California
Vellers
Bieckora
Fenders Acurec
Ieee Wood and Choice
Ito Ua
Amma
Aronnl
Holme
Kansas City
Kanaan City
Calvon
Nlockers
I'D
Lambe
Ike
Arizona Springera Soli
Electieg
Ceane Mat Srenseiel
Jexen
Temene
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