Northern Colorado Workers Return to Green Mountain Dam
Open hearing set by the Colorado Industrial Commission on grievances at Green Mountain dam follows a three week strike and a mass return of more than 200 workers to Warner Construction to resume work on the diversion tunnel. Delegations from Loveland Fort Collins and nearby towns sent workers as the leak of tensions and a looming strike impact the 350-man crew and project timeline.
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Clash Averted As Project Is Well Guarded Against Raids
Denver area reports say a planned raid on a major water reclamation project was prevented by guards and local authorities. Sheriff Lee and investigators described tense confrontations as workers and protesters clashed near project gates. About 200 workers remained on site protecting equipment and preventing sabotage, with no major injuries beyond a single scalp wound.
Roosevelt signs hatch bill as step in right direction
President Roosevelt signed the act regulating political activities of federal officeholders and others, aiming to curb improper campaigning and prevent misuse of relief funds. The measure targets federal job holders and officials, with penalties for violators, while exempting congressional members and certain officers.
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Substitute Executioner Bungles Job in Boston
A substitute executioner in Boston failed to complete the hanging for two murder defendants. The unnamed man, replacing Robert Elliott, bungled the procedure after about 42 minutes, while authorities later identified him as Kent Aecurat. The condemned were Wallace Green, 22, and Walter St. Sauveur, 19, who murdered a shopkeeper during a hold-up.
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Aix States
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House trims administration bill in economy move
The appropriations committee cut the administration bill from 215 891 168 to 53 190 058 citing a record session for economy. It notes permanent appropriations exceed 15 billion, versus 11.3 billion last year, with major cuts including 119 590 918 for community capital impairment and defense spending reductions from 26 million to 10.006 million. Theft report: 50 sacks of potatoes stolen from Guy S. Shable’s field near Twin Bridges under sheriff investigation.
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Sudite
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming region
Partly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday night with scattered thundershowers in the southern mountains and end of north central portion Wednesday night. Variable cloudiness Wednesday night and Thursday with a 24 hour focus ending at 8 am Wednesday. Highs near 65, low 65.
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Wyantig
Seven Promotions at Great Western Sugar Announced
Great Western Sugar company announces seven promotions. Harvey Looper Greeley and Eaton manager moved to Fort Collins pranagership. Lyman Andrewa of Sterling, former Weld President, succeeds Looper in Greeley. O J Roach, Fort Collins Windsor manager and Nebraska district head, becomes assistant general manager. Gordon English of Greeley, son of A R English, becomes manager at Sterling.
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Sterling
Death Penalty For Straying Dogs Is Killed
Greeley city council votes to strike the clause granting dog catchers the power to kill dogs at large. The final reading passed Tuesday night after deleting 14 words from section five, eliminating the dog catcher killing provision as an overflow crowd looked on.
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Courtesy Patrol Office Moves to Highway Building
The Colorado Courtesy Patrol’s Yrectny district office shifts from Weld County Courthouse to the new Highway office building at Fourteenth Evento and Second Street. Operations expected from the new site by Thursday as maintenance and engineering divisions start moving and will not settle into their own location for several days.
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Cross With Review Book At Little Theatre
Dr B A Cross of Colorado State College of Education with review KR C Hutchinsons Testament at the Little Theatre Thursday at 4. Origin ally Dr Gross was to review Wednesday but Mrs Katheyne YorNay gave Wednesday's review. Heavy rains at Glendevey around two days brought about an inch daily. Water in streams higher and fishing reported good at Rawaoh Me Intyre lakes. Former U S Ambassador Orew London Aug 1 died tonight in New York.
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Glendevey
J. A. McDowell
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Rawaoh
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Shipman Park
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U.S
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London
Moodys Set Light Plane Flight Mark
The Moody brothers Hunter Moody and Humphrey Moody completed 219 hours 43 minutes of continuous flight to set a new endurance record beating the previous 218 hours 43 minutes. The flight occurred in the afternoon and expanded their record in light plane endurance.
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No Sympathy Strike Called in Denver Area
Associated Press reports no sympathy strikes in connection with the Green Mountain Dam dispute. Colorado labor officials say workers in Denver's building trades were laid off individually, with some traveling toward the construction site. The Denver Post notes private and public workers were affected, but union leaders deny a coordinated walkout.
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Aviation Anniversary Celebrated in Nationwide Maneuvers
A squadron of U S Army Air Corps planes led by a twin motor bomber took off from Lawry field for maneuvers marking the 40th anniversary of aviation. The formation flew via Brighton toward Cheyenne Wyoming, with an intended route and distant maneuvers planned.
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Looper To Manage Fort Collins Sugar Factory District
Denver August 2 The Great Western Sugar Company promoted seven employees to senior roles including D J Raach to general manager of the Fort Collins district. Raach will be based in Denver with prior service in Windsor and Scottsbluff. Treated as a major leadership shift, the promotions also name successors for Lovell and other plants.
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Hoover Talks to West Slope Republicans
In a partial transcription the article notes President Hoover meeting West Slope Republicans to discuss policy options and expectations for upcoming elections. The text references political figures and local officials, with speculation about off the record remarks and regional political dynamics.
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Colorado Democrats Elect New Party Leaders
Report outlines Colorado Democrats selecting new leaders amid internal debates and calls for reform. Names mentioned include Denver figures and state party alignments as leaders pursue strategicalrefresh to counter rising opposition.
Miss Goodale Resigns for Radio Position
Miss Goodale resigns from her current post to take a radio position with WNYA and other networks. The move, announced in Greeley, puts her in a new role overseeing morning programming and on air duties at the station chain, with details pending official confirmation.
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Wheat Parity Payments Reported by County
County records show parity payments totaling 400 907 dollars with 9 606 applications approved. Officials noted ongoing processing as the program continues to distribute funds to farmers and assess eligibility and compliance.
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Denver Funeral Attends Brother-in-Law of Kvama Hanser
Mrs Kvama Hanser travels to Denver to attend the funeral of her brother in law who died recently in a Lever hospital. Lind resided at 330 Luce street Denver with his daughter Miss Phelps. Weld County Public Welfare announces Miss Suny Phelps of Greeley appointed stenographer replacing Edna Bentley at Fork County office effective Tuesday.
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