Prisoner To Denver Jail To Avoid Mob
A prisoner was moved from Lilleton to Denver Jail to avert an angry mob. Sheriff and deputies transported him to the city for safekeeping at noon. Officials said an oral degree murder charge would likely be filed, with trial expected in February.
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Arnelenvar
Anery Gheel
Lilleton
Raniel I
Seattle
Littleton
B. Buzinga
Freiing
Smith
Nivel
Olisen
Lawren
Hreritt Mowe
Monson
Alttistan
Enfil
Crugon
Tral
Ayden Chosen To Coach Notre Dame
Elmer don, son of a famed four horsemen era, slated to coach Notre Dame football with Fleurtley ink Anderson as head. Return of Rev. O'Donnell and other noted figures signals a comprehensive staff shakeup in 1921.
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Ayden
Notre Dame
Elmerdon
Fleurtley Ink' Anderson
Notre Dans
Glao
Uns Tarper
Mt ‘3
Convicted in McElroy Kidnapping Case
Clarence Nick, the first of the McElroy kidnap defendants, was convicted by a jury of participating in the abduction of Asa McElroy daughter of City Man Terry McElroy. He faces a state penitary sentence with other defendants receiving life terms or lengthy durations.
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Nusag City
Den
Clarence Nilck
Asay McElroy
Terry F. McElroy
Yas
Pentary
Nick
Tandy
McElroy
Walter McGee
George McGee
Click
Nepow
Wal- Warner
Nell C. Tonnelly
Bangalow
Noe
Kang
Miss McElroy
Laetz
Winter quarter begins amid opposition at Teachers College
Winter term start faces pushback as new student council leadership takes office. Administrative plans for January enrollment and temporary registration are outlined for the period through December. A traffic incident near Ninth Avenue results in minor injuries and a spill investigation follows.
Moreland Addresses NRA Talk as Step Toward Democracy
County Superintendent Jerre Maralynd spoke on radio KPC about the NRA as a path to democratic ideals. The event, part of a series sponsored by the women's division of NERA for Wetacoun, linked civic education with broader democratic aims.
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Moreland
Jerre Maralynd
Apeak
Radio
KPC
Bsturday
Women's Division
NERA
Wetacoun
Weld Resident Dies in Denver of Starvation
Henry Taylor, 45, of Purcellville district, died in Denver from starvation after reportedly being cheated out of money. His body was found by S.C. Harahfield near 2016 Lachway Street. Nearby notes indicate a dying statement about being robbed and left with no food. Neighbors recalled Taylor’s farm work and a fall that left him unable to work. Police and bank officials cited unclear arrangements over beans and labor payments. Taylor had taken funds from Briggsdale bank and left for Denver with little money, eventually living at a junk heap before death.
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Nota
Henry Taylor
Purcellinggadala
Taylor
Certiaon
S.C. Harahfield
Lachway Street
Harahfield
Brighton
Af Beregadaln
Ueta
Taylors
Fraemai
Briggadale Bank
Riggadale
Cole
Tom’ Switi
Kevm
Beory
Purcell
Freeman
Briggsdale State Bank
Tayor
Denver
Lacock Place
Driggadate
Briegsdale Bank
Norman Huck
iDanver
Icte
Paylor
Preeman
Elstor
Kabans
Legalization of Borrowing Is Undertaken in Legislature
The house prepared to act on a E 2 percent levy on state retail sales to raise funds for highway construction. A million dollar federal loan for the highways is under review. Legislators, led by Governor Johnson, discussed committees and a measure to create a conservation district in the Arkansas Valley. A death in Denver. former State Senator Herman W. Kluge noted.
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Frons Heaver
Lan Galtel
Frodius
Hovse
Fadar Als
R. C. Johnson
Harry Datinsen
Charlier Hilman
Paso
Pueblo
Brownlow
Cartier Investsnion
Spanker
England
Matton
Arkansas Valley
Yin Valley
James B. Galloway
R. Sudmut
Guy Hudson
Prowers
Dantilyter
Denver
Herman W. Kluge
Kluge
Mesa County
Senate
Wan Uldo
Prison Delivery Plot Reported at Joliet Prison
Joliet officials uncovered a planned escape and delivery of courser to the old Joliet prison possibly during a riot. Warrants were issued for Mrs Janataator of Rockford and her unknown full friend. Relatives of Donald Loftus, a ten year term robber in a gun case, were involved in the alleged plot to kidnap Gordon Sawyer, banker of Tucgon, Arizona.
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Presse
Gordon Sawyer
Tucgon, Artz
Blinded Girl Drives Car Through Streets In Greeley
A young blind woman named Hil and her driver Vila Klelt driver a Chevrolet Master Six sedan through Greeley streets yesterday. The 19 year old has amazed hundreds of thousands across the United States with her remarkable driving. Continued on Page 2.
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Greeley
Vila Klelt
United States
Christmas Ads Offer Quick Gift Deals in Tribune
Tribune Want Ad guidance promises fast buyer response for holiday gifts and home articles. Call or phone in your ad to reach potential buyers who visit the office for Christmas merchandise.
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Christinan Traga
Gale
Tribune
Speaker vote chaos tangled in caucus upheaval
Abra Swain reports a chaotic state house caucus over a proposed speaker after Moses Smith risks voting for himself and aiding Twining. The dialogue describes tense ballots and party tensions, with Swain noting large sums tied to representatives and a potential reorganization delay.
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Smith
Aulf
Éralte
Weld
Bimailf
Nouve File Stata
Aid Tiv
Abra Swain
State House
Caucas
Mura
Mose Suith
Mikey
Wontit
Hin
Bin
Samith
Daetor
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Swith
Galloway
Largo
Swan
Sugar Acreage Cuts May Be A U S Order
Washington dispatches report Secretary Wallace has determined new legislation is needed before a processing tax on sugar can be imposed. The stance impacts beet and cane growers, Cuban minor producers, and Philippine islands, with adjustments possible to avoid discrimination if changes occur. Congress assembles in January for action on any plan.
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Washington, Dnc
Wiker
Wallace, Taeluson
Sugne
Guauncay Wightman
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace Wold
Philippine
Washington
Agrientacon
Wallace
Congress
Fred Cummings Jn
Pillar of Fire Church Opens Special Meetings
Pillar of Fire Church on Elzath Avenue and Fifteenth Street begins Tavival services with WLI and Rev. Dryan Hopsing among speakers. Opening Sunday evening December 16 at 7.20, daily meetings to run forty days in two weeks with invited attendees.
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Pillar of Fire
Elzath Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Dryan Hopsing
Severi
Will_mn
Dempsey Wins Kiwanis Prize in Local Contest
R G Dempesy chaired by the Kiwanis club won the best Kiwanian prize and a US merchandise order prize. Marcallua Smith took second with a $10 merchandise order. Li A Elliott and Harry Ertegon shared a linked prize worth 35 orders. Reno Kiley Allautt Stim son and others were noted prize winners at the Winchoon Thuradry moon. George Tryin spoke on policy in wartime, urging capital draft alongside labor.
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R. G. Dempesy
Bmarcallua Smith
Li A. Elliott
Harry Ertegon
Reno
John Kiley
John Allautt
L. Ta Stimson
Thuradry
George Tryin
Tabor
Tax plan debates and treasury report clash at hearings
A Washington December article notes a tax plan debated by a two thirds committee with Treasury influence. It says the plan reflects only two or three members views and aims for front page publicity. The treasury panel weighs the report and its official tax recommendations.
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Washington
Dec
Tha Haunol
Treasury
Ha Treasury
Mrs Strahl to be Soloist with Philharmonic Sunday
Mrs Strahl, wife of the minister, is announced as soloist with the Grocius Philharmonie at Sunday’s concert in Grale High School auditorium. The program features Overture to The Bartered Bride and Smetana, plus a Nordic Symphony second movement and a concerto in A minor.
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Willard Straht
Plantar
Grocius Philharmonie Orchestra
Greale High School
Strait
First Presbyterian | Church
Olive Mest Planiats
NeForeat Cine Wi
Frederich Smetana
Nordic Symphony
Naward Hangen
Rebiert Betumenn
Mre. Strait
Boyle Addresses Baptist Brotherhood in Sunday Dinner Talk
W G Boyle of New York spoke to the Avout Baptist Brotherhood gathering at Uko Firat Haplet church Thursday evening during the Sunday dinner. He is a member of the executive committee of the National Council of Huntist laymen and described the work of Jayne Uhruaut in the country and urged people to support community improvements.
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W. G. Boyle
New York
Executivs
National Council of Huntist
Miller Named Federal Land Bank Counsel
Travid J. Miller, a young attorney from Loveland, was named counsel for the Federal Land Bank of Wiedlia. The appointment takes effect immediately and Miller plans to move to Greeley to begin in the new role. He is a graduate of the University of Colorado Law School and has practiced in Loveland and nearby towns.
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Miller
Federal Land Bank
Travid J. Miller
Lavelind
Norning
Pedevnd Taunt
Bank of Wiedlia
Miler
Calgrade Law School
Laveland
Lilphone Town
Loveland
Metx Lie
Jacob Miller
Lavokind
Montgomery Ward Renews Lease with McArthur Estate
Montgomery Ward renews a lease with the McArthur estate for a downtown store. The agreement sets monthly rents from about 400 to 450 dollars in early years, with defined increases to 500 dollars, and a five year renewal option at six thousand dollars per year. The lease, dated April 4, was recorded after approval by Montgomery Ward and company and McArthur Estate officials.
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Montgomery Ward
McArthur
Montgomery Ward and Company
McGreelny
Ve Qaare
P. McArthur
Bodrthor Tataty
Montgonmery Ward
Move To Split Conference Is Beaten Friday
Denver faculty representatives defeated a plan to divide the Rocky Mountain football conference into a Rig Six and a Little Six. The eight-school proposal would have formed divisions among Utah University, Alan Aggles, Colorado University, Denver University, Western State, and others while a Little Four and Little Six arrangement had been discussed but then rejected in a later session.
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Rpr
la Modona
Rocky Mountain
Sonia Ame Fk
Mey
Utah University
Alan Aggles
Colorado University
Colorado W Aggles
Denver University
Wyarding University
Colorado College
Colorado
Colorate Mines
Western State
Montens State
Lindberghs Called Home in Emergency
News from Niles on December 8 reports an urgent wireless message to Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh ordering his immediate return to the United States amid family concerns. Details were scarce as authorities and Associated Press filed late updates from Brazil and Florida. reports mention Lindbergh planning to stay near Para before rejoining Mrs Lindbergh and returning home for Christmas.
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Presa
Niles
Janeiro
Rojiin Pta- Lon
Chaetng A. Linbergh
Associated Press
Porn, Beatt
Bee
Churie
A. Tundbergh
Stanton
Tony Adier
Natul
Hawnbara
Gindhergh Wu
Pordmoriean Airways
Liabamlts
Tdbbergh
Miami
Pla
Parn
Lindbergh
Thong Works
Te de Janeiro
Diay
Charles A. Lindbergh
Amazon
Fae Falute Ab
South America
Liquor Application Must Be Drawn by Lawyer Says Smith
City Attorney Robert G. Sir stated on Friday that anyone seeking to obtain a license to sell beer and wine in Rose Street restaurant or operate a family establishment in Greeley should have their liquor permit application drawn by their own attorney. He said he has not yet given official guidance on the statute or law governing the question, but does not intend to draft applications that would name him for approval as city attorney.
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Rose Stauranta
Greeley
Robert G. Sir
Atorney
Atuiy
Wil
Hid
Students Favor New Ballroom At No Extra Cost
College votes show seniors and juniors favor constructing a new ballroom without increasing overall student fees. Freshman votes split on two ballot measures as measures aimed to fund the project via loans and bond sales without impacting the current budget.
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Ally
Balding
Yau EngiMesh
P. C
Associated Students
Municipal League Banquet Set for December 13 in Greeley
Weld County Municipal League plans a banquet at Manonle Hall in Greeley next Wednesday evening December 13. Governor Edwin O. Johnson is expected as principal speaker. Nuon Melo quartet to perform a brief musical program. City and county officials and interested citizens are invited to attend. Bellies of program details unclear.
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Weld County Municipal League
Manonle Hall
Greely
Edwin OG. Johnson
Nuon Melo Quartet
Bangars Lwwill Bestall
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