30 Apr 1935
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
1
AWisconsin inmate, Helomgasin Belongia, awaiting the death penalty in Colorado, reports a brother’s plea and a vow of imminent self death. The case follows a murder in 1920s era justice, with Belongia denying guilt as his trial recounts, and prosecutors labeling him a dangerous killer.
Muddled report indicates authorities believe bodies are found at an estate tied to an alleged gang figure. Details mention a $129,000 Wylt River postal robbery and ongoing investigations with law enforcement pursuing multiple lines of inquiry. Names and precise locations are unclear due to damaged text.
Denver man fears mob violence after two brothers from San Francisco, Joe Crisenti and John Arsent, arrive in Cheyenne and prompt police concern. One brother rants about danger, another seeks hospital aid. authorities doubt the threat while a tale of a plot involving Mallona and a Washington trip emerges. Also notes Tropical Diseases in New York as a distant study topic.
Pageantry at College of Education features May Day events with crowds and royal theme. Earl of Leicester and May Queen roles planned, dances archery and costumes, with Miss Jean Care in charge of attire. nearly 600 participants expected. Death notices follow with Fred Elerbert and Mrs Velma Ogle among those named for services and survivors.
A Montana text describes Wyoming drivers barred from crossing state lines without Colorado licenses. Seven truckers in a roadside stop faced required licensing under interstate rules. The article notes Wyoming has no agreement with Colorado, leading to strict enforcement for drivers operating in the region.
Nadine Harrah and Lewis Wallace won the title at the state for the senior high auditorium contest held Monday. Mrs. Paul Gittespin directed, with Elvira Beleen the girls’ second choice and Lawrence Roberts the runner up. Voting included a flight demonstration by Noy Cooper, and the Denver competition followed in May with a pit in the closest runner up.
Snow to a depth of 46 feet blankets ravines in northern Weld County as 40 foot drifts along chalk bluffs create a seasonal water source. Ranchers report creeks like Owl, Shapson, Geary, Coal, and Little Crow feed toward Chalk Bluffs while streams rise with melting snow.
College students at the campus elected class officers for the freshman sophomore and junior grades and chosen council representatives. At 10 o'clock this morning 10 percent of gates had been cast with polls closing at noon and counting starting promptly.
Fragments report a kidnapping case with a federal grand jury convening in Teron to hear evidence. Names such as J. Mitgay Hoover and others are cited as investigators while exhibits move toward Washington for review. The article notes delays and uncertainty about indictments and potential witnesses.
In Atteville on April 30 Mr and Mrs T Vollendar hosted a gathering with guests including Dwight Sarchet and W T Mason. Attendees list features numerous locals, with prizes awarded and a society meeting proceeding to elect officers for the Ladies aid society.
A jumble of local notes reports various names and events including a trademark registration for Modest Maidens, appearances by Joe Me Mallec and Mike Sylvia Gwyn of Greeley, a school meet postponed, and multiple residents traveling or visiting places in Kansas and Wisconsin.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a rushed ranch scene involving Elena Weds and a wedding. Mentions travel to Denver, hospital visits, improving health, and vague references to names like Willey and Mrs. Elegeman. Date specifics and full details are unclear due to garbled text.
Dickerson elected president of The College Credit Union Growley as directors joined the newly formed union. Ralph HLTH named vice president and WE MaMurda designated treasurer. A transaction of $1,080 involving Lassha Iya at $10 appears amid organizational efforts.
Crop conditions in Colorado have improved after recent snow, easing drought fears and boosting irrigation prospects. forecasters note better moisture in the southeast and arid eastern plains, though western areas remain drier with light precipitation. Stronger prospects in the Arkansas valley and South Platte region are cited as the forecast improves for 1948.
A truck driver was fined 90 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in Vie County Jail plus a 100 dollar fine after admitting he caused an accident while driving a vehicle operated by Tom Atkin. Police report states the incident occurred at Ninth Street and Tenth Avenue.
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