Mint Worker Admits Small Coinage Theft
Roy G. Rowsell, a Denver mint employee, admits stealing small quantities of coins from the Waele Sam unit and Melting department. He planned to help his wife and daughter and faces federal charges. the investigation linked a 1946 dated 25 cent piece as key evidence.
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Denver
Roy G. Rowsell
Waele Sam
Danver Mitt
Windia
Blusheviy
Graying
Wesel
Welton Street
Royland J. Goddard
United States
Sccrab Bervica
Goddard
Bensol
Tunsell
Amill
Secret Service
Tinsaall
Gordard
Aly
Jannoya Russail
Colorado Springs Leading in School Costs in State
Washington report shows Colorado Springs per capita school expenditures far exceed other Colorado cities in 1984. Denver and Pueblo follow with lower figures, while Canon City Fort Morgan and Delta also show high costs. National averages for similar city sizes appear lower, with varied district figures noted.
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Ravastated Press
Washington
Office of Education
Coloado Springs
Colorado
Wilch
Saven Colorado
Denver
Pueblo
Greeley
Canon City
Fort Morgan
Delta
Cunom City
Balle
Tort Morgan
Moses Smith and rivals seek Democratic governor nomination
Moses B. Smith of Aw, speaker of the house, fled accepting the party designation to trigger a three way primary for governor. Lieutenant Governor Ray H. Patbiot of Pasha and State Senator Teller Ammons of Denver have filed their acceptances, with other Democratic nominees also filing for major state offices.
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Moses B. Smith
House
United States
Hol Ge. Johnson
Craig
William 13
Sweet
Denver
Olfie B. Bannister
Grad Junction
Frank J. Trayes
Homer J. Bedford
Greeley
Harry H. Houston
Aurora
Geveral
Byron G. Roger
Lap Animae
George L. Lerg
Golden
Republicans Plan To Hear J Hamilton In Denver Meeting
Weld County Republican leaders urge members to attend the big Denver auditorium gathering next Tuesday where John D M Hamilton dynamic chairman of the national GOP will speak. The program also lists state central committee meetings, a state assembly, congressional assemblies, and a Hamilton address in the auditorium, with hundreds expected to attend alongside delegates and alternates.
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Charles Swink
Tha ‘Weld County
Republican Central Committee
Denver
John D. M. Hamilton
GOP
Republicana
State Central
Noni
Hamilton
Alty and Torium
Hamilton Bealdes
Wier Denies Knowing of Butler Case
Wier, of Briggsdale, vehemently denies knowledge of the Butler murder and any involvement as deputies question him for twelve hours. Sheriff Anderson’s team later take in 18 year old George for questioning while not placing him under arrest amid a broader probe into the case.
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Ray Tutler
Hat Wier
Briggsdale
Gua G Anderson
Jong Wier
Aller
Wier
George
Atenographc
Briggadale-Keata
CCC Enrellees Must Vote in Home States
Denver August 1 Associated Press says CCC enrollees in Colorado camps cannot register to vote in the state for primary or general elections while employed by the federal government. Deputy Attorney General Norris Bakke says legal residence for voting cannot be established in Colorado during CCC service. Enrollees from other states may vote by mail if their home state allows it.
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Denver
Colorado
CCC
Norris
Bakke
Dia CCC Lroin
Sbheratates
Lovsyer
Upton Sinclair Questions Landon on Labor Rights
Upton Sinclair telegraphed Alfred Landon asking if he would use federal power to protect labor organizers in unrest across Alabama Arkansas California Pennsylvania and other states. Sinclair cites past federal action against strikes and demands a pledge to safeguard organizers rights or his critique of Landon’s statements will stand.
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Associated Pyéay
Paradena
Calig
Upton Sinclair
Alfred Mr. Landon
Governor Landon
Norman Thoritg
Landon
Sinelatr
Man Thoman
Sinelair
Thermies
Grover Graveland
Chicago
Gadeen
Ala
Arkangag
Alleghany
Pennsyluinia
California
Orpitulz
Norman Thomas
Roosevelt cites boondoggling in dam project display
President Roosevelt toured the Wrightsville dam on the Winovuk river near Montpelier Vermont and accused federal and state cooperation of boondoggling in flood control. He spoke to reporters in the state house rotunda after a briefing by Army engineers about federal funding and dam construction nearby.
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Roosevelt
Montpelier
Wrightsville
Winovakl River
State House
CCG
Steg
Washington Press
Pat M. Tilman
Alata
Iad
Thia
Local buyers pay o farmers at spring market
Auction notes show farmers receiving prices for spring wheat and barley with recorded bids around 81.68 for hard winter wheat and related tonnage. The fragmented OCR lists include references to crops, prices, and a sale event on a Saturday in August, reflecting a regional agricultural trading activity.
Sweet Attitude on Beet Sugar Policy Split by Candidate
William TH. Sweet former governor and Democratic Senate candidate released a four line statement responding to questions about beet sugar policy. He supports quota fixing and price parity measures, favors a processing tax to balance grower and consumer costs, and calls for government regulation to secure fair returns for beet growers while aiding consumers.
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William TH. Sweet
United States Senate
Johnson
Chirles O. Plum
Sweet
Dent
Offie Mountain
Sumer
Weis
Unio
Tha
United States
Colorado
WF Costigan
Paonia Beats Greeley 16 to 2 in Saturday Game
Paonia defeated Greeley 16 to 2 in a morning atote tournament at Boulger. Denver topped Tort Collins 14 to 0 in another Saturday game. Woe fined 1050 dollars in police court on Saturday for intoxication.
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Paonia
Greeley
Finch
Seaca
Chapmat Rooms
Grao- Toy
Spanish Left Traps Rebels in the North
Across northern Spain two rebel lines face loyalist forces around Zaragoza as Madrid braces for renewed assaults. Italian flyers seized in French Morocco seek release while a suspected private Italian effort funds arms to rebels, prompting a French inquiry as Madrid and Barcelona troops press to reconnect supply routes. Confessed slayer Tav erne Marke faces highway robbery charges in Tacoma as investigations unfold.
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Lrsops
Prisvate Millian Company
Rabat
Tas
Madrid
Barcelona
Zaragoza Inn
Spain
Burgua
Guadarrama
Caennes
France
Carloz
Prince of Asturias
Bourbon Royal
Hove
Six County Contests in Primary Looms in Weld County
Primary races shape up with six offices to be decided in Weld County ahead of the election. Republican candidates for state representative pool four from Fred Norcrogs Herbert G. Kelly Fudd Finch Edgar A. Mead and H. H. Harbaugh. County offices include two for Commissioner districts one and three with contenders Noble G. Sanden W. B. Gress George Ent and W. L. Carroll. Democratic side lists four for state representative Roy Ray James Charlesworth W. T. Harrie John Wilson and Elmer P. Cogburn and Commissioner district three with Fred Ahrensauld N. Carney. K. F. Armstrong withdraws from the coronery race.
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Weld County
K. F. Armstrong
Fred Norcrogs
Herbert G. Kelly
Fudd Finch
Edgar A. Mead
H. H
Ditrlet
Vred Ahrensauld
Carney
Light Rain Benefits Crops in District
Light rain fell in the Greeley district Friday afternoon aiding crops. Greeley sugar factory recorded a trace of moisture. In Denver, stray coins bathed in the park. Park manager George M. H. Crammer declared rogue cattle a menace to mountain mobility and picnicking areas, warning enforcement of removal on highways and in Denver Mountain Parks.
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Greeley District
Gresley
Denver Park
Denver
George MH. Crammer
Parka and
Improvemante
Denver Mountain Park
Fugitives Captured at Kersey on Friday
George Carnlehadh aged 32 from Gradey and Jack Brady aged 24 from Grand Junction were recaptured by deputies at the Prebrial Service Station in Kersey on Friday afternoon. They had escaped a Colorado alyte prison con ningta and were found while attempting to pass a forged check for 10.75 dollars. Both men are lodged in the county jail awaiting transfer back to the state prison. Carmichael faces a two year ten year sentence on a confidence game charge and Brady a two and one half to five year term for larceny.
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George Carnlehadh
Gradey
Jack Brady
Grand’ Junction
Colorado Alyte
Conningta
Kersey
Greeley
Carmichael
Glang
Braty
Brady
Mesa County
Cheek
Jol Okey
H.R. Goldsmith
Tad
Devers
Bandit North Reported on Main Road Between Ault and Pierce
Reported encounters describe a lone holdup man on highway 85 between Ault and Pierce Thursday. G A Brayton of Ault and Meg Wilson with Mrs Campbell of Pierce faced a pistol then fled as the vehicle approached. Ray Andrews of Greeley also reported a similar incident and the bandit fired a loud squeal before fleeing joyously.
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Ault
Pierca
G. A. Brayton
Bers
Meg Wilson
Joe Campbell
Pierce
Brayton
Communist Candidate Browder to Speak at Gunter Hall August 5
Wart Browder the communist candidate for president will address students at Gunter Hall College of Education next Wednesday night at 7. A public meeting will follow with Browder outlining the 1024 platform including work, unemployment relief, pensions, social security and rights. Rep. William Lomko of the Union party will also speak at Gunter Hall at 7 30 Tuesday night August 4.
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Wart Browder
United States
Gunter Hall
College of Education
Comtmiluory College
Assembly
Denta
Abit
Browder
Snrty
Browter
Ciiiunist
Browder Daylares
Attiersen
Supreme Court
America
William Lomko
Union Party
Guntee Hall
Aged Pioneer of State Dies at Platteville
Charles W. Burbridge, 93, longtime resident of Colorado and Platteville area, died at home Friday evening. Survived by wife Harrioyt and four sons, he homesteaded in St Vrain valley with his father, freighted during the mining boom, and served as a rugged pioneer figure in northeastern Colorado. Interment planned in Longmont cemetery Monday. body to Shaw's Mortuary De Lorgmont.
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C. W. Burbridge
Colorado
Platteville
Burbridge
Nan
Hoole
St. Veain
Plattevilla
Burbeidge
Harrioyt Burtridge
A. T. Burbridge
Graoeley
George Burbridge
W. Burbridge
Nucla
Edgar W. Burbridge
Wastlake
Shaw's
Mortuary
de Lorgmont
Longmont
Charles W. Burbridge
Thomas
SL Vrain
Macksmith
Charles Burbidge
Ths
St. Vrain Valley
Denver
Central City
Black Hawk
George A. Hodgson
Meaker Museum
Greeley
Burbridge Place
Saga Wis
St Vrath
Young Corbett Wins in 10 Round Decision over Bayzone
In San Francisco August Associated Press reports Young Corbett defeated Mike Bayzone of Pittsburgh by a ten round decision. Corbett, aiming for a middleweight title shot, dominated the fight as the veteran southpaw former welterweight champion pressed.
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Associated Preas
San Francisco
Aug
LesWith
Mike Bayzone
Pittsburgh
Young Corbett
Ringshlera
Oklahoma City Attorney Laska Leaves for Leavenworth Prison
Denver attorney Laska surrendered to U S Marshal W C Geous in Oklahoma City and left for Leavenworth to serve a 10 year term for taking part in the Charles Urechel ransom case. He was convicted for accepting 19000 of the 200000 ransom to defend a kidnapping suspect and exclaimed his loyalty to a name while his wife cried.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
B. Laska
Denver
Leavenworth
Charles ¥. Urechel
Albert Batea
Jttorney
Mra
Laska
Colorado
Mrg. Laska
Oklahoma
Hattle
Wea
Alcatron
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Marke A. Skinner
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Tintines
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Colo. Springs
Joses Smith
Democratic State Assembly
Moses Smith
Teller Ammons
Ray Talbot
J. Hamilton
Labor
William E. Sweet
Senate
Anbhery Tacoma
Wash
TaVerne Marke
Robert Hernstein
Btart JH. Ellott
Ger
Quigse de Lano
Seville
Preas
George Carmichael
South Weld
Weld
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Rafuge
Fort Layton
Indiana
Ile
Old Fort St Vrain
Burbidge
Cerah S
Vralo
Young Corbete
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