Anti-Saloon Chief Speaks in Greeley on Sunday Morning
Beott McBride superintendent of the Anti saloon league will speak in Greeley at the First Methodist church. He recently arrived from Maryland and will discuss Colorado new regulation laws. Doxhélmer of Denver will accompany him and Rev A O Hull will also speak briefly. A state convention of antisaloon league members is planned in Denver on Monday at United Presbyterian church.
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19 Selected for a Capella Choir
The College of Education capella choir directed by J. DeForest Ming features 10 singers from across the state. Soprano Eleanor Milahorran and others from Greeley Denver and Texas are listed among the ensemble with tenors Clive Anderson and Kenneth Bolton and several altos and basses from Greeley and surrounding areas.
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Greeley
Eleanor Milahorran
Yunia
Gwendolyn Dannar
Steril
Virginia M Ward
Denver
Audrey Noel
4Olma Ziumer Uimt
Sleambert
Lamar
Rasses
Dwight Allard
Lawrence Roberts
Mennett Sizer
John Texnell
Fou Lupton
Grain Firm Liquidates Holdings After Chicago Panic
Chicago April 25 A flare of orders from the Rosenthal Grain Corp led to a rapid liquidation on the Chicago board of trade. President Robert F. Boylan stated the firm’s market operation had been conducted in orderly fashion as the grain pits, the world’s largest, were halted for the day due to the company’s difficulties. May wheat prices fell sharply while July and September quotes softened slightly.
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Sales Tax Returns Pass Three Hundred Thousand Mark
Denver April 20 CA rnsciated Press says retail sales tax returns for the current period exceed 300 000 dollars with $300 698 79 total received by the state treasury up to this morning and Wednesday receipts at $13 128 2 4. Exemption brackets may be adjusted and lower rates are anticipated as far as exemptions are concerned.
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Franklin Insists Meet To Be Held This Saturday
Officials today were confident the 11th annual Colorado relays may be run off as scheduled Saturday despite heavy snow over the last two days. Walter Franklin, Colorado University official, said moisture did not materially harm the track as about 600 college and high school athletes are expected to compete in races and events. In other notes, births were announced at local hospitals and KFKA radio station experienced a brief outage so broadcasts resumed later.
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Rain and Snow Hit Southeast as Dust Storm Bares Great Winter
Severe weather swept the region with a blizzard and heavy snowfall, crippling rail lines and delaying travel. Dust storms across the southeast faded as a new storm system produced more than two feet of snow in Denver and surrounding counties, marking one of the season’s most extreme events with continued delays and closures.
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Chicago grain market prompts rough day on large selling
Heavy selling to churnway accounts and to lower grain prices dominated trading. About 1,000,000 bushels of various grains were liquidated amid Rosenbram auction activity. Wheat closed mixed with May at 98, Sept 98 and corn at 58 May and 54 Sept. Date references include May and January. reports indicated bearish mood and some influence from weather and market rumors.
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Blick's Billiard School Closes With Vaughn Exhibition
The National Better Billiard Association exhibition at Blick's concluded with Carl Vaughn defeating Mr. Boshard of Denver 100 to 52 in 11 Inlays. Vaughn trained 100 students during its run, and fans hope he will conduct another session soon. The event featured the enigmatic Mr. Wick, a top pocket billiard player, promising an engaging hour as the season’s seven exhibition string reached its peak.
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Texas Youth Kills Parents for Insurance and Revenge
A teen confessed to planning and carrying out the murder of his parents to obtain insurance money and seek revenge. Authorities report the youth told a close friend of the plan and cited delusions of persecution.
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Ya—aherift
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Jesus Supreme Court
Keating Dies at Denver Union Station Chief
Johnu Sack Keating longtime manager of the Denver Union Station and a beloved railroad executive in the west died after a hemorrhage at his home 24s Lupa Street. He passed peacefully eight minutes after the onset of the event.
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Sack) Keating
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da Marey Hospital
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New Candidate Lists Made for Campus Vote
A campus election report lists candidates for next year's junior class officers after a Wednesday meeting. The president nominees are Bruce Mondi Fred Smith and James Murray. Vice president candidates Welty Night Mary Phillips Dorat Miller. Secretary nominees Sonny Watnack Baral Wheeler Eddie Mol and Anna Mary Mawson. Treasurer nominees Velma Brush Mary Quinn. Council representatives include Mary Broilarick Clyde Steh sick Frank Farwell Norma Flood Wallace James Eugene Kalney Hone neth More Dick Sorby Bil Btal Alnga.
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Clyde Stehsick
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Norma Flood
Wallace James
Eugene Kalney
Honeneth More
Dick Sorby
Bil Btal- Alnga
Arson Charge Filed Against Gilcrest Man
A Gilcrest man faces arson charges following a blaze at a corner house last Sunday night. Witnesses report seeing the fire started near the residence as police continue investigations.
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Accident report and committee postponement blur details
A collision near 1812 Fourteenth Avenue involves Mrs Gosavila and Meg Gosselin with poor visibility blamed for the incident. A school board executive committee meeting at Weldorado is postponed to Friday to approve bids for new light wells financed by a PWA loan. Local ads note ice cream socials at Weldorado and Gilbert Bishop's, and Hal Gide previews John Newey's book at the College Bank Review hour.
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