Spanish Rebel Battleship Sunk In Deep Trench Accident
A 19 year old named Elwood Newell of Henderson Colorado died near Hudson when a trench cave caused him to be buried under dirt at a farm drainage site. Coroner Dr. Wilmoth ruled death by suffocation and instantaneous. The body recovered after about ninety minutes of digging. no inquest planned. The accident occurred while workers deepened a ditch and a 20 foot section collapsed at a depth of 8.4 feet. Newell was found lying extended with dirt five feet above his head. He is survived by a brother and a sister in Virginia. The incident occurred on Joe Deel’s Denver area farm rented by J. Wagner. The report comes via Associated Press Denver.
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Tivdaon
Trosaell Elwood Newell
Henderson
Colo
T. €. Wilnoth
Greeley
Weld
Newell
J. W. Meyer
Wilmoth
Hudson
George R. Newell
Daweasel
Virginia
Joe Deel
Denver
J. Wagner
Six Month Labor Strife in United States Waning
A six month period of nationwide labor turmoil ended Friday with a retreat of strikes. Pacific coast maritime workers began the walkout six months ago, paralyzing shipping from San Diego to Seattle and costing millions. Workers across industries adopted large scale, organized strikes and factory walkouts as the unrest subsided and measures shifted.
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Chicago
United States
Ceurea
Julien
San Diego
Seattle
Economy Plea Not To Reduce U S Expense
Dutrociated Tress Wallington reports that officials predict President Boatovei will seek further economies from now to July to trim the current fiscal year’s budget, likely not lowering it below 9,781 million dollars. Departments must reply by Saturday to a letter asking what savings are possible by eliminating nonessential expenditures. Senate leaders push for a flat 10 percent cut in all 1989 appropriations.
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Viseal
Boatovei
Ims
Congress
OLfi+ dala
Ibal
Treasury
Hone
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Jackson Whitlow Breaks His Fast
Jackson Whitlow ends a 31 day fast begun on March 10 after a call from the Lord. His father Tommy Whitlow says he took a small juice to ease his stomach, noting the Lord instructed him to eat lightly.
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Jackson Whitlow
Stooping Oak
Tommy Whitlow
Whitlow
Pension Bill Amendments Move Toward Conference
Denver April 30 The 43 old age pension bill heads toward a conference committee after the house rejected most senate amendments to the measure. Debate centered on residency and safety clauses as lawmakers cautioned toward a possible recall threat if pension provisions falter.
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Associated Frese
Denver
Slet General Assembly
House
Senate
Colorado
George A.enn
Glenn
Mmittee
Aalilion
Hayes
Bayer. Johnston
Golden
George M. Hanlan
Greeley
Aspinall Abe
House of Represent
Page
Atata Wireless
Firemen Inspect Premises Within Fire Limits This Week
Cheyenne barber fare hike caps decade old prices. After June 1 a haircut rises to 61 cents and shaves to 35 cents. Barbers union and employers cite cost changes.
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Cheyenne
Barbers’ Union
Thewnployers’ Organization
Father Divine Arraignment Delayed Week
In New York on April 10 Father Divine and four defendants faced a postponed arraignment on a felonious charge after a white man was stabbed in Harlem. Attorney wrangling delayed the proceeding for two weeks though Father Divine appeared briefly in felony court and his supporters and photographers filled the corridor outside Harlem Hospital.
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New York
Father Divine
Negroe
Eryangelist
Harlem
Harry Green
Woohawicken
N. J
Attll
Harlem Hospital
Gappy Boy Jab
Charles Calloway
Roosevert Parry
Father Diving
Taymod Lee
Jeer Green
Larimer and Boulder Counties Join Enforcement Area
Larimer and Boulder counties have joined the Northerstoric Colorado Liaw Enforcement Colours Associat ion to cooperate in disseminating a weekly bulletin. The publication, written by L. A. Eldred, mirrors a police daily bulletin and lists wanted persons and stolen property. The cooperating counties include Larimer Weld Logan Bedgwick Phillips Yuma Washington Morgan Boulder and Adams.
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Larimer
Boulder
Northerstoric
Colorado Liaw Enforcement Colours Association
L. A. Eldred
Weld
Une Dorahovitt
Ista
Dan‘yor
Qownuties
Larniér
Logan
Bedgwick
Phillips
Yuna
Washington
Morgan
Adnina
Old Age Pensioners Offer New Defense in Driving Trial
The trial date May 10 concerns W G Kelley and G Stage two old age pensioners charged with auto offenses after a LaSalle crash. The defense may hinge on whether the men drank beer earlier, with state laws distinguishing non intoxicating beer up to 3.2 percent. Both defendants could present a beer defense if admissible.
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W. G. Kelley
Stage
Mear LaSalle
Coil
Ketley
Dreuukon
Kelley
Deep Drilled Wells Used in Holyoke Dist
Two deep wells for irrigation have been drilled near Holyoke with more planned. One yields 1000 gallons per minute and the other 1350. They lie 12 miles east and 12 miles southeast of Holyoke. Wells reach 290 feet deep with water assays extending 50 feet below the surface.
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Holyoke
Sur CD
St Vrain Snow Depth Dips From 1936 Levels Report
Meier of Longmont water department notes snow cover and water content below year earlier at St Vrain arrays. April 29 readings show 28.5 inches snow with 9.4 inches water. in 1936 the snow 19.3 inches with 16.5 inches water. Also brief Cheyenne dispatch on Roosevelt plane trip and John Grindla fined for disturbance.
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Ftorad Wales
Pni
St. Vraht
Taport
Cal’ Maier
Longmont
Cheyenne
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mountain Drive
United Ahines
San Francisco
Board Approves WPA School Improvement Plan
The board approved a WPA backed plan to fund construction and improvements at the junior high and Cameron schools. Work starts at Cameron by June 21 with completion by February 1918, delays possible from strikes or material shortages. Estimated cost around 10,000 for Cameron addition. bids opened May 24. plans by architect G Frazer pending finalization. district aims to finance projects with a 106,000 bond approved February 20.
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Creeley
Sit
Tha Fwa
Wateh
Gebey Fs
Cameron School
Canteron Schyal U
Finiar High
Frazler
Lnchitect
Fort Morgan School Board Member Hurt In Farm Incident
Fort Morgan, Aint] 30. Prank Dalnn, a Fort Morgan school board member, was injured while preparing to unload oranges at a potato cellar two miles southwest of here. He was caught between a post and a truck track, sustaining a broken collar bone two broken ribs a shoulder fracture and body bruises. He freed himself after locking the truck brakes and blocking the wheels.
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Fort Morgan
Dalnn
Mure
Here
Dalim
Colorado Beet Workers Get the Work Say Governor Ammons
Governor Ammons announced after a conference with Great Western Sugar officials and growers that Colorado labor will be used in beet fields this season. Litel of Sterling estimated 17 600 needed in Colorado territory based on 170 000 acres, while Awer Lelman noted at least 20 000 such workers available in the state. Welfare and WPA officials warned relief workers refusing beet field offers will be dropped from rolls.
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Leesa
Denver
Ammony
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Anil
Ammons
A. L. Litel
Sterling
Sidtes Leet Growers Marketing Association
Great Western
Awer Lelman
National
Ukl
Paull D. Shietger
WPA
Karl M. Koung
Tite Welfare
Litel
Thas
Pemite A. Kemp
L. C. Maddux
Well I'll Tell You by Bob Burns
The speaker, a narrator named Bob Burns, recalls family independence and stubbornness passed down from Grandpaw Fothey. He recounts a humorous moment with a mail carrier when asked to post a letter for President Roosevelt, highlighting small-town character and local color.
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Bob Burns
Attacking Naval Force at Bilbao Crippled in Battle
Government war planes cripple the Spanish battleship Espana during an assault off Bilbao in the Bay of Biscay. The Espana sank after bombing amidships, with officers rescued by insurgent and government craft. The attack lasted about two and a half hours as fleets clashed near Santander and Bilbao.
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Associated Prens
Airbao
Spain
Espana
Bay
Biscay
Generalissimo
Praneisco Pronco
Bilbao
Licary Wingeht
Veliaco
Waquina Ir Fm
Agmuds
Santander
Elan
Tuan Antunly Aguirre
Busgie Autonomoua Republic
Esponn
Ministry of Marine
Valencia
Mapann
Har
Tadabeelo Prieto
Valasco
Sheix
Merchentman
Marchairman
Attousy XII
President's Destroyer Develops Engine Defect
New Orleans on April 30 reports from White House correspondents say the destroyer Moffatt carrying President Roosevelt on a fishing vacation developed an engine defect. The ship was cruising near the mouth of the Mississippi when the issue occurred, and the message noted the new destroyer remained closed at Union?
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Associated Prey
New Orleans
Moffatt
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Unc
Hull Opposes Cuban Sugar Quota Reduction
Secretary opposes a proposed cut in the Cuban sugar import quota and backs reasonable competitive conditions for the Gulf refining industry. The House Agriculture Committee considers a measure to replace the expiring allocation with a status quo in import regulations. A proposal would trim the U.S. quota by about 100000 tons from the 1922000 long tons set for 1987.
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Washington
United States
Ghur
House Agriculture
Joyce Costigan
Army Department
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Russell Elwood Newell
Representittus Moses
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Grand Lake
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U. S
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Isegnance Committee
BIH
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
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Ki. A. Brumley
Larimer and
John Williams
Memorial Bridge
Potomac River
Joseph Leopold
Thomas Tenton
Willams Madge
The
Washington Post
Rutye-Uomerings
Warren Adair
Henry Magill
Robert G. Caldwell
Fort Warren
Ethel Turner
Magill
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Adair
Aukle
Allgon Addition
Choyanne
Tho Greeley
Wey
Denver Union Station
St. Vrain
Meier
Mra. Roosevelt
Thru Cheyenne
John Grindle
John A. Grindla
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Hull
Tony Cruses
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