Virginia Student Rescues Youth From Under Bridge
Heroic Virginia student Baill Gesgrave dived into the South 8th Avenue ditch bridge area to rescue a Greeley youth. He pulled the boy from the swift current after being carried under the bridge between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets. Though Snyder suffered scratches, he emerged uninjured and was later honored for the brave act.
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Virginia
8Th Avenue Ditch Bridge
Greeley
Baill
Gesgrave
Anna D. Macgrave
Downins
Khortle
Ernest Shider
Guertey Sideokken
Tay Sean
Murter
Hireescaitirsy
Carnegie Ewan
Soxteenth
Bireeis
Srathea
Swift
Suyiter
Iridge
Ay Juau
Chew
Galet
Belize
Hunter
Cire
R.A. Brayley
Ulec Chey
Sayier
Carnegia
Mayrligenborg
Soyer
Snyder
Breetey State College
Dle
Annie
Fire Menaces Old Greeley Landmark
A downtown Greeley fire at Ninth avenue and Tenth street damaged a vacant dwelling. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with limited damage reported. Neighbors and children had been playing nearby. officials believe the youth may have entered the building. Damage estimated at $1,000.
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Ninth Avenue
Maul Tenth Stenet
Greeley
Miramen
Jlbers Amt
Afd
R G Smith Condition Improves After Court Action
Riebert G. Smith city attorney experienced a material improvement in condition after a legal hearing. Official procedures on the matter were completed in the early morning hours, with the proceeding lasting approximately 26 hours before a decision was announced.
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Riebert G. Smith
Aul Fermen
Dishief Jinige
Sory
Ole Gracies
Moerwing
We Mach
Cutis
Steadtary
New Charge Filed Against Claude Davis
A new information filed in the county court charges Claude Davis, listed as owner of a North Eleventh Avenue liquor business, with selling liquor without a license and for sale. Davis was rearrested Friday after an earlier charge related to liquor sales was noted by the county district attorney.
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Bowes
Onconte Court
Ole
Claude ‘Payis
Creeley
Sainty
Payis
Darla Agiecet
Davis
Tavis
Ciude
Dirvis
Weld Towns Owe Colorado About $18 000
Records disclose state treasurerCharles M. Agin strong statements showing Weld towns and others owe the state over $18,000 in license and beer revenue. Eyana is cited at 3088.76 while actual town figures range 1500 to 2000. Mayor Short of Eyang notes delinquency may reach 1800 to 2000 if penalties apply. Page 6 continues.
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Weld
Colorado
Stroh
Gove
Charles M. Aginstong
Alnte
Eyana
Piote
Evaia
Piallevile
Frederich
W. ID. Short
Evang
Greeley Garden Club Hosts Semi annual Flower Show
In the Greeley building on Eighth avenue the Greeley Floral Beaut club holds its semi annual flower show, open to the public until 2 pm. The upper photo shows entries while Walter Wosford and others register. Notables include Dr L V Winter and Ray Alexander with gladiolus displays, with Edith Heath as show chair and Alvert Carter credited for photos.
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Greeley
Eighth Avenue
Safeway
Greeley Garden Club
Marian van Dynes
Walter Wosford
Ninth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Wio
Ray Alexander
Cammarder Cole
Edith Heath
Alvert Carter
Thg
Federal mediator reports Warner talks with unions end strike
Federal labor conciliator T W Chappell said Warner Construction met with himself, four unions, and the Colorado Industrial Commission in Denver area talks aimed at a swift settlement of the strike. He noted ongoing meetings and a possible conference under commission jurisdiction to reach an early agreement.
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Warner
Industrial Commission
Tress
T. W Chappell
Annonce
Fou
American Federation of Labor
Avid
Warner Construction
Cummay Wall
Rook
Colorado
Suocil Ane Grond
Denver
Dias
Mod
Ordeiata
Warner Firme Arnt
Ghaypolla
Chappelleal
Hare Washington
Department of Labor
Te Porley
Walt
Waster
Colovatin Industrial Commission
Chappen
Turder Ho
Nmiission
Water Conservancy District Attorney Sends Telegram on Labor Meeting
Attorney T A Nixon acting for the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District informs Willan Reilly chairman of the Industrial Commission of an impending night conference at Shiving Gavey Hotel with Warnes Construction Company and Calorsla Federation of Labor Unions regarding the Green Mountain labor dispute. The district asserts protection of workers rights and invites county commissioners Grand and Summit as well as Calorsla leaders to attend. the district denies lack of representation.
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Wencom
Werka
Gonsservency
Northern
Colorado Water
Neflewes
Green Malle Tallors
Grand and Summily Coups
Colorado
Weather Cotundo Report With Erratic Weather Notes
The report lists Cotundo weather with strings of erratic terms and unclear data. It mentions Kealtersit shower and Nile Fivege de Toenail and a night scene in Stanly Hertionst. Wyatt is noted with clumsy phrasing about moonlit conditions and a low 60s reading, while a portion references 8 us Me and 90.
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Cotundo
Wyatt
San Varia
Two Men Killed in Well Drilling Accident Near La Salle
Two workers, Farrell and Kahler, both of Greeley, were electrocuted when power lines touched cables during a well drilling operation southeast of La Salle. Don Oohlender narrowly escaped. The incident occurred as the crew moved equipment to a new location at the field edge. Farrell leaves a widow Esma, two children, and siblings. Kahler is survived by his wife Frances.
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Cunene Farrell
Filstreet
Greeley
Dow Kahler
Ben Adhlendéer Tain
la Salle
J. Ly Wilkinson
Hiyu
Wlin
Gary
Ferrel
J. Emory Ferrell
Camorrell
Esma Ferrell
Colette
Eddie
William 4. Stephenson
Waller
Cheyenne
Haymann
Fort Guptoy
Welshington
Don Kanter
Frances
Relay
Kahler
Farrell
Herring
Repp
Squalus Lifted 80 Ft Towed in Portsmouth Navy Yard
Rear Admiral Gyris W. Cule reports the submarine Squalus raised 80 feet and towed about two miles after grounding at 231 percent p.m. near low tide. Crew of 26 perished as salvage operations await crest rise to free the vessel from the sea floor where she rested since May 23, sunk at 210 feet.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Aqualum
Nna
Gyris W. Cule
Navy Yard
Strike Threats Halt Work Amid State Mobilization
The workers threaten a strike over wage and contract terms. Governor orders mobilization of guards and military occupation of the town to enforce orders, with payments totaling $7200 and a daily $1000 rate cited.
Grandchildren of Local Woman Injured in Yard Train Crash
Readable text records a yard train crash injuring a local woman's grandchildren among others. The report lists victims, responding crews, and hospitalizations with scattered names and details. The chaos includes multiple observers and scattered identifiers, with no clear single outcome.
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Greeley Land
R. G. Smith
Claude Davis
Bromley
C.D. Fromloy
Weeney
Tad
Janes A. Brownlaw
Colorado Fedehtion of Later
Cam
Suy Furty
Mt Rm
Tonyet
Chopuel
Conservancy
Chiptet Intendad
Lahar
Nixon
Water Conservancy District
Green Mountain
Willan Reilly
Industels Cume Mission
T. A. Nixa
Water Gav Servancy
Squalus
Sixoo
Owe
Warker Company
Bellot
Witshierd
Adutung
Berold
Richardson
Buard
Olr
Ta Euiliigwis
Toilay
Tha Secudniign
Fabrough Herthtodad
Giese
Hess Gladtel
Pinkeritz
Boa
Santas Fe
VW Wits
Philbert Grissitte
Crewios
Lee
Wetig Peat
Feiler
Vijay Ney
Svea Peers
Belitos
Tistlin Shaw
Katia
Kite Couture
Oatwe
Okie
Vjewa Lites
Binky Denheiva
Gerver
Sanire Drain Veliet
Otis
Lenin
Pentium
Gilnaile Gcelied Mavis
Nti
Geneley
Thevis Tharse
Bleseer Besalem
NT Easlene
Gatuatig
Bryden
Huneil
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