William R. Kelly to Preside at G O P Assembly Opens
The June county assembly in Sterling will open Tuesday with William R. Kelly presiding and Dr M Dickerson slated as speaker. Delegates and candidates from Greeley and other counties prepare separate lists for committee selection while statewide races draw attention ahead of Denver conventions.
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William R. Kelly
G.O.P. Assembly
M. Dickerson
Story Theater
Dye Robert G. Smith
Solutions Committee
Fdam R. Belly
Oreeley Ruay
Agreiary
Hikceman
Weld
Repul 1
Sterling
Tor
Bert G. Smith
G. Mydfield
Congress
Snyder
Cand
Greeley
Aly Aletes
Judicial District Assembly
Leland
Denver
Eviday Syoning
Nate C. Warren Furt Colling
Fostereg
Oldm
Dickerran
J. G.bather
Rotary
T. Cralum
RB. Pug
Ben Natfeiger
John Heaty W
Noy
Anns
Wkay
George Jones
Joe Maton
Vns
Betfke
Onaalesioner
Southenat Neu
Pals
Dale
Graves
Harber Br. O. M. Dickerson
Republican County Assembly
Hunted After Bank Robbery Captured by Posse
Two men linked to a $1,500 First National Bank of Elkhart robbery were captured near Elkhart by a large posse from Kansas Iowa and Colorado. They were found in a wooded area twenty miles northeast of town and taken to Elkhart for holding. An officer Hunt reported another suspect connected to the case remains in custody in Elkhart.
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Len
Posse
Joffeyvile
Kon
First National Bank
Folkhart
Kansis
Ighoyis
Colorado
Fred Langley
Fred
Aurrine
P. Jackson
Livre
Avift
Ory Lowery
Notrato
Okla
Angrey
Lex
Kun
Geven
Ray Majors
Cody
Jim Cox
Wichita
Shoriff
Elkhart
Jess Pryor
Robert Pryor
Arthur G. Miller
Mr. Majors
Cuatory
Bulkhart
Miller
Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Fer Possession Case
One of two brothers, Quton Bond or suspect Paul Heinze, pleaded not guilty before Judge B. G. Hug. The court Saturday evening released the suspect on bond of 760. They were represented by attorney TR Bank.
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Quton
Hitler Party Believed To Have Hit Peak
Berlin election reports claim the Nazi movement has reached its peak as moderates and leftists celebrate. rightist parties fail to secure a majority in the reichstag. The campaign was bitter with over a hundred deaths, yet voting proceeded under heavy police patrols.
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Hitler
Berlin
Newsnaner
Coolitueta Volkazol Jtung
Cagscal Pees
Aidt Miler
Lonal Socialists
Fascisti
Ug Chamber
Apodal Polles Patrola
Hitlerites
Alfred Wagenberg
Bourgonta
Carftrist
Navarrait
Witerly
Franz von Papen
Five Killed in Big Hotel Fire at Ritz Tower
New York August 1 Explosion due to the faulty placement of scaffolding killed five firemen and injured many others including two women and two children. Jewelry valued at thousands of dollars was lost as fronts of shops were blown into the street. The blaze began on the Ritz Tower hotel painting crew’s work and extended underground before firemen gained control after hours of effort.
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New York
Fower
Tevo
Giranien
Mack of Fittyrexei
Park and
Wexington Avenues
Negro veteran ousted after 30 years of service in Washington
A disordered Associated Press report from Indianapolis describes a rain disrupted gathering of bonus seekers, with Indiana officials arranging transportation to the city and national guard trucks deployed to the finals. John Stewart, a Negro veteran who served in Washington for 30 years, claimed no ties to the group and said soldiers rounded him up and moved him by truck.
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Associated Press
Auto Crash injures Chas Galland near Platteville
Charles Galland sustained severe chest and head injuries when his night sedan rolled one mile north of Platteville as rain fell. He was taken to Greeley hospital and later released, with passenger Charlotte Pinney from Poachers College also injured.
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Charles Galland
Greeley
Clarlotte Pinney
Aloring
Galland
Platteville
Greatey
Pr. Tl. F. Korn
Matteville
Gallandra
Pintteville
Ely Will Support Democratic Candidate Roosevelt
Boston August 1 Governor Joseph B Ely of Massachusetts endorses the Democratic ticket nominee Franklin D Roosevelt. Ely, who had supported Al Smith, says the Chicago platform will be carried out with earnestness and energy. He praises Roosevelt’s radio speech and views on reducing government expenses based on his long public service.
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Boston
Joseph Baily
Massachusetts
Jong Lad Hoc
Smith
Mrr Bly
al Smith
Abbany Ins
Democratic Party
Cuicaga
Govara Roosevelt
Mr. Ely
Sassachusettes
Roosevelt
Fie
Ely
New York
Fort Lupton Depot Entry Ends in No Cash Loss
A Fort Lupton depot entry Sunday night failed to net cash. Sheriff’s office reports indicate no cash was taken after a purse containing a Gruen watch was left in the waiting room by Marie Musser. The neckerchief and return ticket to Denver were among the items described. Frank Rendall received a five day jail term with a promise to leave the county after serving. Julius Salszar of Greeley faces fines for reckless driving at Toland Grove park.
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Tinton Pacific
Fort Lupton
Marie Musser
Eset Street
Bua
Neckerboox
Denver
Geto
Frank Rendall
East of Greeley
Tthe
Suz
Julius Salszar
Greeley
Ohio Well Near Muddy Sand Shows Salt Saturation Evidence
An Ohio well drilled into the Muddy sand at 6852 cot shows indications of salt saturation and potential productive potential. Cores reveal salt saturations. cemented ramant must set for at least 72 hours. Rotary drilling of the Butters is expected to begin around Thursday as the Niles well stands with BAYON casing ready for operations.
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Enna Butters Uy
Ohio
Niles
Bayon Uch
Cubla Loala
Pease
Barnett and Adams Speak to Democrats at Island Grove Park
Barnett and Adams address the Democrats at Island Grove Park in Greeley on Thursday April 4 at 10 am. Attendees are asked to bring a lunch and spend the day in the park. Adams will speak at 11 am and Barnett at 2 pm in this candidacy for United States senator.
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Island Grove Park
Greeley
Everyond Sq
Olsters
Assembly
Alva BL Adams
John I Barenett
Wettengel Weighs Death Probe In Mrs Whitlock Case
Denver August 1 A probe into the death of Mrs Theodosia Whitlock mother of Harry Whitlock sixth husband of Mrs Lyda Southard convict poisoner was announced by District Attorney Hal Wettengel Theodosis Southard escaped Idaho State Penitentiary May 4 1931 in Idaho Falls Theodosis Whitlock died January 3 and Wettengel said he aided Southard in her escape Theodosis Whitlock and Southard had a late 1931 acquaintance in Denver where Southard used the name Fern Zollars Raine
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T Associated Presa
Denver
Theodosia Whitlock
Harry Whitlock
Afrs
Lyda Southard
Topeka
Kon
Hal Wet- Lengel
Southard
Idaho Anate Penitentiary
David Inton
Idaho
Four Colorado senatorial candidates gain varied endorsements
County level returns show Alva Adams winning Pueblo County’s 81 votes, Joby Barnett attracting Mesa County’s 20 plus of 35, and Walter Walker backing Adams in western Colorado. Symes leads in Montezuma with eight votes, Warren and Lingeln split Delta County seven votes, Montrose has no Republican instructions, and Denver a pair of funding notes surface as the Dotsero cutoff loan request moves forward.
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Colorado
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Pueblo County
Vatea
Mesa County
Joby Barnett
Chapirman
Walter Walker
Grand Titerion
Tte
Hilly Adams
Adams
Walker
Barnett
Adama
Tribune Phone Numbers for Society and Local News
The Tribune lists contact numbers for society pages local news and editorials with sections for advertising printing and subscriptions. Readers are urged to use the listed lines to reach departments including editorial staff and public notices.
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Tribune
Dim Starkey warns of dangerous broken lights at Greeley airport
Tim Starkey, caretaker, says at the Greeley airport many lights are broken or out, warning of dangerous possibilities. He notes frequent failures and recalls costs for repairs and the need to keep the hold maintained.
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Dim Starkey
Boya
Greeley
Tim Starkey
Alsa
Johnstown Candidate K Lloyd Seeks Republican Nomination
K Lloyd of Johnstown announces candidacy for the state legislature on the Republican ticket. A veteran local figure, he led Johnstown Chamber of Commerce efforts and served on the board of trustees, commanded Lealin March Post No 70, and ran a Johnstown drug store. He attended the University of Colorado and has long engaged in community enterprises.
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Hse KW. Loyd
Johnstown
Thera
Haw
Legislatura
Lloyd
Chamber of Commerce
John Town
Hause
Ueone Board of Trustees
Lealin
Elo
He University of Colorado
Altho
Deanaeralte
Road to West Will Be Decided Tuesday Improvements
A state highway department meeting in Denver Tuesday will decide the Loveland to Greeley road project and related improvements. Federal funds may surface Loveland to Loveland via Loveland, with options for the Sheep Draw bridge reconstruction tied to the Loveland route.
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Fata
Graceley Laveland
Granby
Federaald
State Highway Department
Denver
Imaheen
Greeley
Loveland
Fernghaarvera
Sheep Draw
Loveland Road
Raymond U Williams to Address Garden Club Monday
Raymond U Williams will speak before the Gresley Garden Club at the usual meeting place this evening. The program includes a talk on evergreama and business plans for the August flower show.
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Raymond U. Williams
Garden Club
Gresley Garden Club
Callez
Willama
Evergreama
Plana
Screen Contest Nears Close Tuesday at Telhune Theater
A local screen contest named Alisa Greetoy, run by Telhune Hefting theater and American Legion focal nest, ends at noon Tuesday. Entries must be in by then to be eligible for a $3,000 Paramount contract and trips to Galveston Texas or Portland Oregon if the entrant also wins the national contest. Ten or more applicants have entered so far. judges will pick winners Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Alisa
Nome de Past
Telhune
Hefting Theatre
Focal Nest
American Legion
Troatiny
Eterling Theater
Paramount
Galveston
Tes
Port Tahd
Ore
Water Banks Continued in City Monday
City authorities report ongoing water restrictions as the levee repairs and pipe work continue after heavy rain. Greeley Loveland rail traffic rerouted over a makeshift bridge route while reconstruction proceeds. Officials warn of delayed water supply until late week with limited pumping and repairs across damaged lines.
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Greeley
Kouren
Mul Booman
Sheer Dean
Seaman
Oventh
Greeley-Loveland
Uno
Colorado Fuel and Tran
Muchla
Denver Water Department
Bonus Army Promised New Cantonments in Maryland
The Bonus Army marchers, led by Walter Waters, sought new cantonments near Maryland, with Governor Ritchie and others weighing a planned relocation. Veterans described campsites, tents, and fires as they anticipated a move within weeks to a wooded tract suitable for families to settle.
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Petaa
Johnstown
Groony
Walter W. Waters
Washington
Wewy
Val Erate
Tony Washington
Thanganda
Uilternesn
Waters
Ann
Fort Morgan Woman Struck by Car In Highway Collision
Margaret Preston, 10, riding in a Fort Morgan car, was struck when a northbound machine sideswiped another motor vehicle. Preston sustained serious injuries. she was pulled onto the grade and taken to a hospital after the crash.
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Fort Morgan
Margaret Preston
Fao
Diwaries Weir Dupont
Shiec
Mas Preston
Preslay Fool
Emplaya
Tribune Ineebaiteal
Pool
Mius Preston
Ilmee Otter
Maas
Wash on Godfrey Bottoms Road Becomes Storm Worksite
Weld county drag line moved into the Deadman Crossing area of Godfrey Bottoms Monday to fit in a bank wash occurring during the storm week. A nearly 20 foot deep wash nearly filled the Tinton direction and hindered it. County and ditch company are operating in the work. The drag line was moved five miles from a point east of Peckham.
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Weld County Drag
Deadman Crossing
Godfrey Bottons
Tinton
County and Dlich Company Ar
Uncwee
Peckham
Teachers College Summer Calendar Education of the Spirit lecture
The Teachers College summer calendar lists an event in Ginter Hall featuring Dr. George W. Fraseler speaking on Education of the Spirit. Activities for the season include talks and lectures by college faculty.
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Teachers College
M All College
Ginter
George W. Frasaler
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