Tragic Hit and Run Fatality Near Greeley
George Burback 67 a retired Great Western Sugar employee of Johnstown died at Greeley hospital after being struck by a car driven by Tom Cooper 12 on the Greeley Loveland road west of Greeley. Cooper and companion Stevens were arrested for investigation as officers found whiskey and noted speeding and reckless driving records.
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George Burback
Tom Cooper
Great Western Sugar Company
Johnstown
Ton Cooper
Wentieth Avenue
Greeley
Greeley-Loveland Road
Grealey
Burback
Stevens
Sixteenth Avenue
Gipeley
Cooper
Biack
Tiny
Greeley Hospital
Court of Justice
Latsalle
Dow
Ghry McGinnes
Nectar McKinney
Population rise noted in Greeley directory figures
Greeley’s population, excluding new graduates, totals 18,903 per the 1997 City Directory printed by the Crawley Daily Tribune. The 523 person gain over last year suggests the 1940 census could exceed 15,000. Over summer, the college town housed 16,009 residents. There are 3,487 residences, with 1,041 on avenues and 1,846 on streets, marks of 25 and 41 increases respectively over eight years.
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Greeley
Crawley Daily Tribune
Tila
Garner Defies President by Pushing Sugar Bill
Vice President Garner urged the Senate to act on sugar legislation despite President Roosevelt’s veto threat. The measure would boost refining quotas, regulate prices on retail base and repeal a tax on cane processing used for industrial alcohol. Supporters expect passage. objections focus on dangerous precedent and refining control.
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Washington
Garner
Senate
Roosevelt
Brown
Michigan
Reese
Suchasmen
House
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Hull
Adarks
Denodrat
Colorado
Senate Sugar
Bloc
United States
Poison mystery grows as five deaths linked to Mrs Hahn
Police investigate five deaths amid reports of poisonous traces found in the body of George Sellman and discoveries linking Mrs Hahn. Detectives seek motives as Mrs Hahn admits buying poison oil and knowing four who died, with international attention on the case.
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Hahn
Vreast Gineinnatl
Belcher
Dudley
Quteail
Uody
George
Sellman
Amp Tinson
Fontentt
George Chatile
Washington
de Muntel
Germany
Vienna
Max Malicheki
Patrick Hayes
Walking with Green Lights Urged by Greeley Council
Greeley council votes to place signs reading Walk With the Green Light on traffic signals to educate pedestrians to use the green signal. Safety council to provide signs and seek license renewals for popcorn stands due to hazard. Police to enforce parsing ordinance near apartments. College students to be educated to use crosswalks near Greeley State campus. Kenneth D. Phillips resigns as WPA manager. J. Taker elected secretary. Fire Chief Brumley to head an educational program. Safety drives target hazardous premises in Well county with Red Cross support.
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Greeley - Sately
Aily Council
Greeley
Safety Council
C. CG. Hunter
Greeley State
Kenneth D. Phillips
Sterling
Sone Wpa Imanager
Red Grose
Senate panel approves Black nomination to the Supreme Court
The six member Judiciary subcommittee swiftly approved Senator Black of Alabama for the Supreme Court, rejecting Vermont Senator Austin's delay bid and signaling opposition from Burke of Nebraska and White of Maine. The panel scrutinized eligibility under a Congress retirement act and emolument concerns. Correction announces Marlowe Bemis will teach fine arts at Sterling Junior High.
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Austin
New
Thack
Seng‘ors Burke
Nebraska
White
Maite
Burke
Congress
Fercast
Marlowe D. Bemis
Greeley
Sterling Junior High School
Silverton
Mr. Bemis
Colorado University
Western State College
Quadson
Foloring Slats College
Tuge
Harboring a Dog Without License Fine Set in Police Court
LeRoy Willis at 1803 Ninth Avenue was fined 36.50 in police court Thursday night for harboring a dog without a license. Min B. Sickler of Nort Sixth Avenue paid 5 for letting a case run at large damaging neighbors gardens. William Bryant of Galsley, Tom Potett of General Lelleyery, Greeley, and Russell Bowmain of Abbon Hotel et al. drew 6.50 each for drunkenness.
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LeRoy Willisats
Ninth Avenue
Min B.s.sickier
Nort Sixth Avenue
Wilam Bryent
Galsley
Tom Potett
General
Bicycle Carrying Two Struck By Auto Injury Report
Richard Mack of Cape, Colo., reported to police that a bicycle team was struck by an auto at Fourteenth Avenue and Sixth Street on Thursday. Alice and Ford Shepoval of Bad Wits cubaggage sustained minor injuries according to the report.
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Richard Mack
Cape
Colo
Fourteenthavonna
Sixth Street
Alko
Alice
Ford Shepoval
Bad Wits
Russian Plane Fighting Winds Reports Third Transpolar Flight
Seattle reports in AP dispatches that A Yarenning, described as a Russian flight representative, said the third transpolar plane would land at Fairbanks airport within the hour as strong headwinds hinder its progress toward Twirbanks Alaska. Army signal coins indicated the craft faced terrible head winds and could not reach refueling before around 4 p.m. MST.
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Seattle
A. Yarenning
Russia
Fairbanks
Army
Twirbanks
Alnaka
Shanghai War Escalates as US Ships Ordered to Aid Nationals
American vessels in Shanghai were ordered to help Chinese forces as Japanese and Chinese units clash along the city’s streets and riverfront. U S Asiatic Fleet, including the USS Augusta, prepares to protect American residents while Japanese warships bombard wharves near the international settlement and fuel depots burn in Chinese districts.
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Vrean
Shanghai
Japan
Blue Jackets
China
Temmile
Woosung Forl
Whangpoo
Yaixtze
Chuess
Chages
Kiangiyau
Wingwar
Chanei
International Settlement
Klangwan
United States Asiatic Fleet
USS. Augusta
Tsingtao
United States
International Zone
Erea
Wea
Jukong
Midway
Pepper Bicker Over Sugar Control Plan Complaint
Senator Fopper of Florida assailed the administration sugar policy as tilting toward foreign dependence. He decried pending legislation as a historic lure to lobbying and warned it would hand Secretary Hull control of 69,000 tons for trading. He urged an amendment to Riverlorking Sugar.
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Washington
Senator Fopper
Florida
Tovay Ag
Popper
Philippines
Fopper
Hull
Floridan
Snrger
Senate Passes Sugar Bill Return to House for Amendments
Washington August 13 The senate approved the sugar stabilization bill despite President Roosevelt's opposition. The measure was sent back to the house for consideration of amendments including a provision to freeze refining operations in the continental United States Hawaii and Porto Rico.
Handwriting Experts May Give Evidence in Civil Service Probe
Denver officials face a grand jury probe into the Colorado civil service operation. Five witnesses including Moses H. Alexander and Clara Wilkins were subpoenaed to testify as handwriting expert testimony may be sought to probe forged or altered examination papers and possible ink discrepancies.
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Sinpetaber Proce
Denver
Grand Jury
Colorado State Civil Service
Tonay
Toj J
Grand Jury Ag
Civil Service Agatam
Moses H. Alexander
Mra
Clara Wilkins
Menbers
Heatstelvil Services Commission
Walter Johnson
State Reformatory For Boys
Buena Vista
Boys’ Industrial School
Golden
Wilson
St. Avery
Sylvini 'Y. Anderson
Yelle
Herdman Quits Labor Post in Greeley Council
Howard Herdman an employee of a Greeley electrical firm resigned Friday as secretary of the Greeley Central Labor Council. A new Pinto bean price of 4.35 per ont was announced today by Farr Company of Grooley.
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Howard. Herdman
Greeley
Employe
Greeley Central Labor Council
Farr Company
Grooley
Baseball Al Newsors Summary of Major League Scores and Pitchers
In New York and Boston games against Brooklyn and Philadelphia key hits and scoring innings are noted. Pitchers Hoyt Gomez and Roe are listed along with several battery pairings for multiple AL and NL matchups across Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland and Washington.
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al Newsors
Hut Pilladglihia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Hoyt
Qhorvinkas Fette
Mueller
St. Lens
Pittsburgh
St. Louie
Erx
Batterieeaver
Padden
Puladelphia Nao
New York Lod
Palladelphia
Honterung Lazzert
Ross
Gomez
Detroit
St. Louis
Greanburg
Cleveland
Rae
Washington
Bitteries
Mareuci
Walberg
Desaulters
Appleton, Ostermundiur Fd
Ferrell
Doldest Mason Charles J Goyle Dies at 104
Charles Joseph Goyle, longtime member of the Masonic Order, died Thursday aged 104 in Fort Lauderdale. He was widely credited as the oldest Mason in the United States, reflecting a long life of service and tradition within the fraternity.
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Fort ‘Lauderdale
Charles Joseph Goyle
Taing
Masonic Order
Ex-Congressman Dead and Local Deaths Reported
An obituary note reports ex congressman Lassie Liewis of Santa Barbara California dying of heart disease after being taken by ambulance to a hospital. Additional brief notices state Charles M. Smil aged 69 died today at his home in Rutlana Vermont. The source also references earlier local residents and unrelated fragments.
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Lassie
Santa Barbara
Catti
Aus
Tam H. Wilson
Philadelphia
Rutlana
Charles M. Smil
Saan
Loveland Man Injured Cleaning Shotgun
In Loveland on August 14, Mitt Hamilton inadvertently discharged an automatic shotgun while attempting to clean the barrel. A foul cartridge torn off his index finger and burned his hand as dirt lodged in the barrel. Henry Van de Vest witnessed the incident during target practice at the practice grounds.
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Loveland
Wikie
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