Long's Peak climber dies after hammer head breaks
In a perilous ascent on Longs Peak, a 30 year old Denver climber was rendered helpless when a hammer head broke during a sleet and snow storm. He died of exposure shortly after plunging about 1500 feet from the peak.伴
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Long’s Peak
Fetes Park
Denver Mountain
Climter
Longs Peak
Jesnuce
Gwahl Clark
Muromedt
J. Yyrton Hersch
Rocky Mounts Park
Ger
Leses Hamimer
Clark
Eddi Watson
Edmund Cooper
Denver
Rp Wanmeer
Cooper
Dows
Watson
Nin
J D Archuletta Faces Reckless Driving Charge
J D Archuletta at 1647 Second Avenue faces a police court charge of reckless driving for allegedly taking the right of way from Dean Settsou of Raton in an incident on Eleventh Ave near Islant Grove Park. Police report a late run into the park at 1:16 am. Courtesy Patrol noted two minor accidents south of Creoles Monday evening.
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Archuletta
Second Avenue
Recklees
Dean Settsou
Raton
Eleventh Ave
Eaat
Islant Grove Park
Hinletin
Drouth Routed by Big Rains Through Oklahoma
A heavy rain eased a drought across Oklahoma today, reviving pastures and crops while replenishing livestock water. Central areas saw the heaviest downpours as Chickasha measured 3.68 inches and widespread totals topped two inches in several counties.
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Oklahoma
City
Ang
Drouth
Chickasta
Western
Olah
Negro Injures Foot Then Hobbles Home for Aid
Willa Capps, 99, of Somerad Kentucky, amputated her own foot with a packer kite after a wheel crush at a railroad. She fashioned a dutequip from tree limbs and, hobbling nearly eight miles, reached a hospital. Sheriff’s deputy Willeford, 27, of Mel Honnell ranch, was jailed for small theft at Herefara Inn.
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Loria
St. Joseph Hospital
Willa Capps
Negra
Somerad
Capps
Nix Clalewin
Ald
Wereford
Veltmor
Mel Honnell
Mereford
Sherritch G. Anderson
Wyesthaton of
Lieft
Foy Hannell
Hannell
Herefara Inn
Securities Rally Fails in New York Bleeding Markets
In New York on August 8 a brief stock rally collapsed, leaving the market at a muted close. Trading remained heavy with about 450,000 shares changing hands and many stocks dipping, signaling a lack of momentum for the session.
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New York
Symphony Orchestra Opens Summer Concert Program
The Symphony Orchestra directed by Henry T. Cisborg will perform Thursday at 8 o'clock as part of the summer music series. The program features Mendelssohn's Fourth Symphony, the Bitigal overture, The Last Dream of a Virgin by Jules Massenet, and Henry Hadley’s Modern Oriental Suite. The event, prepared by Dinsburg, is open to the public.
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Csce Imusic
Symphony
Henry T. Cisborg
Musyin
Mendelssohn
Maly
Bitigal
Hebrides
Julez Massenet
Henry Hadley
Dinsburg
Newsom Named Vice President of Colorado Aggies
Dr J Newson Iran of veterinary medicine at Colorado State College was named vice president of the college by President Charles A Sory. State board of agriculture made the appointment at Fort Lewis meeting but not announced. Newson, head of college since 1904, has been dean of veterinary medicine for four years. William P I of Fort Collins and Alyms were named social directors for the dormitory.
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Assocates Press
Fort Collins
Aus
Ate
Newson
Iran
Caloado State College
Charles A. Sory
Newsony
Jey
State Board of Vertculture
Fort Leiris
Wilit “Isthays
Tir. Newson
Teterisaey Nedicine
L &. Newsom
Colorado State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Ford Collins
Slight Cut In Aged Pensions Announced
Denver officials report a minor pension reduction for August due to limited funds. The average payment drops to 41.05 from July after a blanket $9 deduction, affecting 39 262 recipients the largest group ever to qualify for old age assistance.
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Denver
Aus
Colorado
Furt M. Kaun
Koung
Ty Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Isastian Dedue‘ong
Hale
Flames Sweep Oregon Forests Devastating Fire Threatens Towns
A major Oregon forest fire, among the worst since 1933, scorched 13 000 acres in the Glenwood Sadile Mountain area, threatening Lilleboro and McMinnville water systems. Washington forests halted logging due to heat and low humidity as crews battled two blazes affecting Flora Yambi camps and several logging operations.
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Whorsinen
Oregon
Washington State
Glenwood-Sadile
Lilleboro
McMinnville
Flora and Yambi
Lee
Tmanook
Washington
Clatsop
Senppoose
Ore
Ex Windsor Postal Head Mabel Gallagher Dies in Denver
Ex Windsor postmistress Mabel Gallagher died in Presbyterian Hospital Denver after years in Windsor service and later with the Kulushini Commission. Her husband, T. P. Gallagher, died in Windsor in December 1904. Survived by mother in Missouri and several sisters, she was active in P10 Chapter U during Windsor years and moved to Denver years ago. Funeral and arrangements announced in Denver.
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Sindzor
Aue
Mabel Gallagher
Windsor
Presbyterian Hospital
Beaver
O'Gluck
Gallagher
Witdsor
TP. H. Gallagher
Herbert Mangeer
U. S
Arn. Gallagher
Dover
Mie Kulushini
Cols
Mra
Dermukher
Gollagher
Missowri
Winsor
Denver
W. Hyde
Hina Teller
Criltingher
Murder Charge Filed Against Wounded Man
A murder charge was filed in San Tam area after a shooting left Victor Deherversa dead and another man wounded. District Attorney Lenned Maynie said the suspect, a Ban Pablo man, fatally shot Deherversa and wounded a second man in the July 20 incident.
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San Tam
Colo
Pablo
Maynie
Victor Dehar
Revi
San Luis Business Aman
Deherversa Wa
Matta
Leah
Cleveland Chinese Are Flogged for Refusal To Give to War Chest
A Cleveland Chinese community member was flogged after refusing to contribute to a war relief fund. Wong Youn, a 60 year old solicitor for a local Chinese war ballet group, was found battered in Lake Erie in a murder case investigated by Detective Sergeant Martha Connery. The local tribunal reportedly ordered flogging for those who dodged monthly levies of five to twelve dollars.
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Cleveland
Clevelant
Bamboo Polar Hogenss
Cleyuisud
Wong Youn
Lake Erie
Marthy Coonry
Ong
Youn
Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming brief update
Weather notes show Colorado partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with warmer conditions on Tuesday night and Wednesday. Wyoming generally clear on Tuesday night and Wednesday with a strong wind in southeastern areas. Winds tied to a Tuesday night and Wednesday forecast with a 24 hour period ending Tuesday morning. Temperatures include a high near 0 and a low near 2.
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Colorado
Wyoming
CIO Plans Colorado Drive Quill Asserts
Michael J. Quill, president at the transport workers union in America and a New York City councilman, spoke here as CIO representative at an international workers conference. He asserted the CIO planned legislative action in the year and across states.
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CIO
Colorado
Michael J. Quill
Transport Workers Wotan
Amlérica
New York City
Congress Ofdustrial Organization
Quill
International Mine, Méll
Ameter
House G O P Plans on Three Major Topics
In Washington the House Republican leadership outlines plans on housing culture and trade, proposing a three subject program for the 1940 session. Minority Leader Alardin of Massachusetts likely will appoint a special committee to study each subject and draft legislation.
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T Associated Tecset Waahngtan
Ang Slunse Repub- Neangaibua Racsgpy
Caltire Jena
Cresent
Congress
Alardin
Rep
Massaatuseth
Weston
Stoo
iMesh
Hewever
pSubjrel
Marthy
Ithia
Woman Charged With Malice In Tampering Incident
A woman reports malice in tampering with a day and a 1920 Plymouth, including broken lights and deflated tires, with police vowing full investigation. Separately Augustus Davis was ordered to pay $20 monthly alimony to his wife Mrs. Raw Hayin during divorce hearings, plus other related costs.
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Augustus Davis
Fore Collins
Raw Hayin
Greeley
Witte Hanis
Atone 13
Elk
Shugh
Ess
Diverva
Agena Bull Swalust Gael Ze Lng
Oster Appeals Traffic Fine
Local court action records several traffic fines and misdemeanors. Individuals named include Oster at Chevley Stanic and Charles Hirkoe, with fines from 2.50 to 54.50, offenses ranging from sign violations to drunken driving and harboring a dog. Others listed include Jay Gookin, Joe Caatty, Dick Rinke, and Marlon Olero among multiple defendants tied to traffic or public order charges.
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Chevley
Stanic
Sinder Vharee
Charles Hirkoe
Fifteenth Strent
van Aamichaed
Henest Conraley
la Salle
Jay Gookin
Grevley Route Tour
Joe Caatty
Dick Rinke
Managi Mora
Gilereat
W. J. Mullens
Howhter
Raymond Re Appel
Grand Junction
Marlon Olero
Greoley
Ceorge Juarez
Grevtey
Chartneey A. Noles
Pinttavite
Ry P Kenehelng
Maoyer'a Camp
Carol B. Galbraith
Denver
KR. F. Stara
Des Moines
Jick Boyd
Catherine Sarate
Alex Ga 1Ea
Kersey
Alfred Gareia
Clarence Rowsall
Spoke
Moses E. Smith Demands Hatch Bill in Colorado
Moses E. Smith pushes a Hatch Bill proposal in Colorado to curb political job holding and influence within the Democratic Party. A letter quoted Smith cites past influence and party control, urging reforms to prevent patronage amid shifting state politics.
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Moses E. Smith
Colorado
Denver
Tenver
Moses
Sith
Tyo
al Kutine
Modera
Ilite
Maude
Bill Hor Calaviuds
Ming Peraene Hem
Elateh
Lomocrit
New Mexico
Smith
Mie Tnntise
Senate
Orner
A. OM. Herdkee
Democratic Party
Gala Tida
Wallace Would Expand Food Sale by Stamps
Wallace aims to broaden stamp based food aid as officials test a plan across Rochester Dayton Seattle Des Moines and other areas. The proposal seeks greater reach for relief commodities through federal stamp distributions and local implementation steps.
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Wallace
Rochester
N.Y
Dayton
Tirauxham
Ala
Seattle
Wash
Des Moines
Connily
Townsend Trailblazers Back Weld Campaign Readies Townsends
Six Townsend Trailblazers plan coverage of Weld County communities from Greeley to JoBietown and Ault. They aim to mobilize support through a Monday eve meeting, with Candice Evans and others set to speak. The group hopes to boost town turnout and raise campaign strength for the coming year.
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Greeley
Trichherna Leason
Wiisee
Dever
Oisinice
Tedivatlns
Vtetine Iy
Aes
Auiding
Clits
Jobietown
Ault
Reranee
Neal Ues
Dai Salle
Evans
Aevelty
Tatu Grove
Cuert Blaxers
Cal
Polish Girl Found Slain in New Jersey
A Polish girl is found dead in New Jersey after a period of confinement. The report notes injuries and a prior release from custody, mentioning a sequence of events leading to the fatal outcome. Names and precise locations are obscured by garbled text, but authorities indicate a violent crime with possible personal involvement.
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New Jersey
Green Mountain Labor Hearing Delayed Week At Conservancy Plea
May Kirk Brown death by own action noted in a convoluted New York report. The piece mentions a conservancy plea and a delayed labor hearing connected to Green Mountain, with scattered references to individuals and unclear events in August. The readable facts include New York context and a death by self harm, plus a delayed hearing.
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Green Mountain
Conservancy
Kirk Brown
New York
May Asich Theown
Cocely
Max Dutt
Wickershain
Great Sachem Install Delayed By Local Red Men Ritual
Local Red Men lodge plans to install Great Sachem and appoint officers at the annual Pocahontas degree events. The event, including a large gathering with many named dignitaries and representatives from Denver and other cities, proceeds with ceremonial activities and adjournment to a social gathering.
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Fnstalluion
Breve Oyler
Montipue of
Dover
Newrock
Louisville
Fareats
Soptle
Colu
Whswama
L. Motiseue
Denver
Arent Council
Unte Et Stites
Sarah Hunlnuw
Urent Pocahauuis
New
Aitrine Kinde
Wivonah
Laveran Nebion
Bewvey
Minnebehie
Grutt
Menibor
Che
Jaletar
Sant Mes
Plavenog Spade
Dever
Howell Tral
Panis Tray Mu
Brinn
American Legion
Wily
Pets Bar Conseil Ne. Wun
Kvcntl
Andl
Arapohon Cannell Sa
Uenwer
Thor Nasday
Wyartey Acm
Neha
Wtalin
Japs Surround Baptist Hospital
In a chaotic report a Japanese force is described as surrounding a Baptist hospital. Names such as Ritfong Vieter and Scoville appear amidst a disjointed account of missionaries and locations. The piece mentions Los Angeles contact and movements toward Patyunn with scattered references to provincial calls and a possible security response.
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Asnacia
Prova
Ahanghal
Creschy
Eonrhor Sieday
Tie Galsalou
Peasines
Mission
Mwonstein
Niles
Scoville
Ronen
Colorado Industry Quiet After Labor Standstill
A murky report details a weeklong shutdown and unrest tied to a Colorado dispute over a major project. Officials and contractors including Warner Construction of Schelagia faced delays, with tensions over hearings, legal steps, and the role of federal involvement in the stalled process.
Two Injured in Collapse of Collins Elevator
Two people were injured when a freight elevator fell at Collins Hospital. Emergency responders arrived to assist, and patients were transported for medical evaluation and treatment. Authorities investigated the incident to determine cause and safety violations.
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Collins
Gordon McMan Guilty Verdicts Missing Evidence
A garbled report notes Gordon McMan is not guilty of a drunk driving charge while a jury release and multiple names appear unclear. The text also mentions J C Penney sales rising to 19.5 million for July and net retail figures, but details are fragmented and uncertain.
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