Riots Press Paris as Italian Demands Clash with France
Disputed reports from the Spanish frontier claim Italian troops move toward France amid protests in Paris. Demonstrations chant Venice for France and Ethiopia for the Neg as Tunisian clashes rise, with police restraining hundreds of Italians at a protectorate capital rally.
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Castecletet
Prince
Fratien
Emi
Germany
Italy
France
Tapista Aml Qorghca
Venice
Ethiopia
Tunis
Tuniing
Iialiung
Albert LeBrun
Daledier
Crayelera
Pylenvea
Pianelsey Pranco
Inquest Continues Into Floyd Chandler Death At Fort Collins
Fort Collins coroner and detective testined at an inquest into Floyd J Chandler's death with statements from Johnstown neighbors and a Denver detective. Eberhart described meeting Chandler during a deer hunting trip and details of the missing man's movements after leaving the cabin. Witnesses testified about gunshots heard near the Slave Prairie area and the night Chandler disappeared on Oct 11, 1937. The inquest, expected to run through the day, focused on events around the hunting trip and possible directions Chandler took.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Rec
Walter Byron
Denver City
Floyd J. Chandler
Johnstown
Little
South Poudre
Orvin N. Eherhart
Floyd Chandles
Fort Colling
Chandler
Eberhart
Slave Prairie
Don Busworth
Jay Husworth
Tie Cabin
Noth
Ault
Winian Ault
Eberhert Sald Tat Chandler
Floyd Chandler
Ait
Jim
Pa Yan
Rherhart
Mherlhart
Murfiing
Thatozey
Private Funeral For Chandler Tohnatows
A private funeral service for Flo Chandler will be held at Nalmer and Colline Mortuary in Fort Collins Friday at 2 p.m. Dr. Rutherford L. Decker will officiate and Preston Murphy will sing Oh Love That Will Not Let Me Go at the request of Mrs. Chandler. Active pallbearers are Ralph W. McMurray John Schroeder Robert Hales Dewey Kotp and Joualalet Green, all of Fort Collins. Honorary pallbearers include Waldo Rilfenburgs Claude Stout Frank Moore Frank Reliants Fred Neighbors Roy Sundberg D. I. Bosworth Ed Brows Herman Carlson K W Lloyd 4 W Cameron Johnstown and Greeley Dr H R Dietmier Longmont Fritz J Altvat ¢t Sam Spencer of Ault and Thomas E. Stanley Dene. Burial will be at Mountain View cemetery Fort Collins.
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Tohnatows
Flo! Chandler
Nalmer and Colline
Fort Collins
Weluck
Rutherford L. Decker
First Baptist Church
Preston Murphy
Sam Spencer
Ault
Thomas E. Stanley
Mountain View Cemetery
Fort Colllos
Bedford Highway Dept claim of 53 Million in funds
Denver December 8 state Treasurer Homer F Bedford disputed assertions by Senator Ed Johnson and Warwick Downing regarding Colorado highway funds. He confirmed the highway department had 5 531 948 on hand in November and outlined available totals and earmarked amounts for construction, maintenance, and war hardware matching. The controversy followed reports that the advisory board and others prepared a smaller 1939 budget, while Bedford’s figures showed larger available funds across various accounts and commitments through 1936 to 1939.
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Denver
Trearurer Homer FL
Bedford
Colorado Highway Department
Ed C. Johnson
Warwick Downing
Iionway
Waard
Johnson
Charles D. Vail
Highway Department
Mhhe
Fihiway
PWA
Business Chiefs Listen to Farm Problem Talked
New York December reports that executives from major firms attended an American Industry Congress session to hear farmer voices. W W Waymack urged adapting democracy to include private property in a more inclusive system, noting growing mutual respect in farmer industrialist meetings.
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Associated Prean
New York
Americ
Ilo
Congress of American Industry
W. W. Waymack
Payor Olth
Pelt Resert
Sili
Waymack
Death of Local Man Edward Withrow in Wyoming
Mrs. Withrow is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McClelland of 1438 Eighth Ave, Greeley. Edward Withrow died in Laramie hospital on Wednesday. Funeral services at Blythe Hollowell Funeral Home in Fort Collins on Friday at 2 p.m.
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Edward Withrow
Eleanor McCleland Withrow
Hanna
Wyo
Laramie
Withrow
McClelland
Eighth Avenue
Greeley
Mr. Withrow
Blythe-Hollowell
Fort Collins
Bull Calf Theft Reported Near Ault by William Lord
William Lord reports the theft of a three month old short horn bull calf from By place three and three quarters of a mile east of Ault. He believes the animal was tracked to Denver by river tired Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lord
Ault
Denver
Schroeder Convicted on Lesser Count and Bond Set
George Schroeder, a northeastern Wold county rancher, was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do bodily harm on the second count of the Information. He was acquitted on the charge of intent to kill. Bond was reduced from 2600 to 2000, and he was released upon furnishing bond pending a possible new trial request.
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George Schroeder
Wold County
Juey
Sveninp
Schroeder
Aecoult
Fred Clark
Platteville Man Injured in Truck Collision
Neiherl Weber, 22, of Platteville, sustained head cuts when his southbound truck loaded with 5,000 pounds of pulp collided with a northbound truck driven by Wilson Mallow of St Louis on Highway No. 85. Weber tried to avoid the impact, his vehicle went into a ditch, and glass shattered as the crash occurred. A highway patrolman cited drivers. court fines were $50 for drunken driving and $5 for ignoring a traffic signal, among other costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neiherl Weber
Platteville Isnstalied
Tat Salle
Weber
Wilson Mallow
St Louis
Mattowinoto
Court of Justice
Fe. G. Analist
Juanne
BE. G. English
W. Hi. Tytle
Bert Sly
Eaton
Conta
Red and Green Christmas Lights Being Removed
A damaged city notice reports removal of red and green Christmas lights from downtown intersections to reduce pedestrian confusion. Chief Hunter says renewal will occur only at intersections with functional traffic signals, with lights from busy corners repurposed if needed.
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Greeley Christina
Bette
Hires
Hunter
Coed
Agnes Briggs Dies Here Thursday Morning
Agnes Briggs of 716 Fifteenth street died at Greelay hospital Thursday morning after 23 years in Greeley. She is survived by her father George C. Briggs two sisters Mrs Carl Goord of Fort Collins and Mrs Myra Coffman of Carpinteria Calif and one brother J Glen Briggs of Greeley. Necya Mortuary will announce funeral details.
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Alisa Agnes Beighs
Fifteenth Street
Greelay
Gresley
Miss Briggs
George C. Briggs
Carl Goord
Fort Collina
Myra Coffman
Carpenteria
Calif
J. Glen Belgga
Greeley
Necya
Court Prolongs Arridy's Life
The Colorado Supreme Court postponed Joseph Arridy's execution to the week of January 2, 1938, extending a stay to allow the attorney general extra time to prepare defenses. Arridy, a Pueblo resident, had faced death by lethal gas at the state penitentiary, with the court offering no explanation for the delay.
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Denver
Dec
Colorado
Joseph Arridy
State
Arridy
Byron G. Roger
Afridy
Beet Growers To Meet Here Next Monday
The legislative committee of the Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association will meet here Monday to discuss the beet industry’s plight and prepare a protest against Secretary Henry A. Wallace’s recent sugar quota action. Nebraska delegates and national officials will attend, with proxies arranged to represent Nebraskans at the national meeting in Greeley.
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Mountainy States
Deet Growers Marketing Associaten
Henry A. Wallace
Vho
Lin Mtn
Harply Clark
Mutya
Tausting S. 1
Warrick
Nebraska Association
Devalid
Greeley
Nazis Move to Dissolve Mixed Married Unions
Reported plan to dissolve marriages between Jews and non Jews under antisemitic decree. It would declare Jewish the non Jewish partner in mixed unions and seek to strip confiscate property and rental rights. Across territories Jews fear loss of homes and assets under new economic restrictions.
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Shamiwat
Unidos
Typhoon Strikes Philippines Leaving Deaths and Devastation
A powerful typhoon battered provinces southeast of Manila causing widespread destruction. Reports indicate at least 19 dead with thousands homeless as the storm swept toward Mindoro and into the China Sea. Private homes, crops, and communications infrastructure suffered across Romblon, Marinduque, Leyte, Samar, and nearby provinces.
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Prisat Manila
Saver
Manila
Toda
Mindoro
China Sea
Anid
Soramogon
Albay
Cammarines-Sar
Makhaly
Romblan
Marinduque
Leyte
Samar
South
Tiyabas
Judge Bars Dealers From Testifying In Road Equipment Case
District Judge George F. Dunklee prohibited five dealers from testifying on bids for Colorado highway department equipment worth about $240,000. He upheld state objections claiming the department had discretion in selecting equipment. The injunction action, part of Colorado guard tax escalation, seeks to halt the $251,577 purchase as the hearing entered its third day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danver
George F. Dunklee
Colorado Highway Department
Highway Department
Colorado
Englewood Tapped For 1939 Football In North Conference
The session at Loveland decided Englewood could play football in 1939 with the North Conference on a temporary basis. The move follows Denver suburban action and outlines a future decision on permanent status. The group also discussed spring football, state wrestling weights, and appointed Reed Loveland as conference commissioner for basketball officiating duties.
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Englewood
Denver Sububan
Loveland
Eaglewood
Clara
Lave
Greeley
Denver
Laws
Jeorge Glidden
Maniny ‘Christiansen
Longntent
Kenneth Hyde
Eaton
B. Saud" Reed
Lovelaid
Tynttall Caich
Robert Gilchrist
Amd
Atiltea
Wendell Might
Pueblo
Cosmopolitan clubs to meet in Boulder regional convention
Delegates from Cosmopolitan clubs in 18 western states will gather in Boulder December 27 to 28 for their first regional convention at the University of Colorado. The groups include foreign students and American students promoting international goodwill across Kansas Montana Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Utah Wyoming and Colorado. State fair dates announced for Pueblo August 28 to September 7 as the 1933 fall event.
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Cowlder
Dec
Western States
University of Colorado, Chivas
Kansas
Montana
Nebranka
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
United States
S Chestnut Dies In Denver
Chestnut 72 died at Colorado General Hospital Denver Tuesday night after a long residence in Ta Salle and Eaton. He operated the Blue Bird cafe about a year ago but retired due to health. Survived by wife Beasie and daughter Mia Beth Barlow of Denver. Services Friday 2 p m at Armstrong mortuary Eaton with interment at Evang cemetery.
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Bhaird Chestnut
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Chestnut
TaSalle
Eaton Serum
Gati
Blue Bird Cafe
Becauns
Beasie
Mia
Beth Barlow
Armstrong
Eaton
Evang Cemetery
Gas Station Encounter Ends When Shoes Fly
A.B. Govk at 311 Elahth avenue reports a disturbance as a woman grabs a high heeled shoe and threatens to strike a gas station attendant after a disputed move near a parked car. The incident escalates until the back seat passenger intervenes and the situation is clarified.
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A.B. Govk
Elahth Avenue
Austin
Teacher Sues School Board Over Ouster in Obscure Case
Walter Phinney sues the Portland school district claiming trustees forced his resignation after he read from controversial books in class and lent them to pupils. He alleges threats to his reputation and pressure from parents and officials led to his ouster, with a public hearing denied. The suit cites objections to works by Thomas Hardy and others as alleged corrupting influences.
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Interciuteul Prevn Dev
Honks Oe
Walter
Tedl
Portland
Sulug
Persis Neay
Rexel
Hury
Cacmer
Seven Sisters
Woondward
Salem
Anuuils
Phinney
Wera
Truateas
Smoke at Twelfth Avenue Outlet Causes Small Fire
Firemen were called to 1223 Twelfth Avenue at 4 37 Wednesday afternoon for smoke from a short in a floor outlet. Mrs. Margaret Meyer reported the incident. Fire Chief EB Brumiey said tint and other materials in the plug caused the short. No damage occurred.
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Twelfth Avenue
Margaret Meyer
EB. A. Brumiey
Letters Found in Gwynne Windsor Room Mix of Papers and Deaths
Disjointed OCR text reports letters discovered in Gwynne Windsor's room along with mentions of relatives and literary works. It notes a person named Gwynne, a shop worker, and a companion Harry Leopold, 29, with a death tied to an incident at a bank or related site. Details are fragmentary and unclear.
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Ruvin Avcuphal Mt Windssor
Guy
Robert Gaynte
Ganman Plate
Denver
Pylico
Gwyine
Windsoring
Teu
Mort Morgan Dng
Harry Leopold
Gwynne
Will Declinemenk Wilte
Bink
Albrecht
Gern
Diversion Transmission Line Bids To Be Asked
Officials of the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy district were informed the U S Bureau of Reclination expects to seek bids for two electric transmission lines. One line would run from the Green Mountain power plant near Kremmling to the Jamite tunnel west portal at Grand Lake. The second line would run from Lowe and over Dal d Mountain to Estes Park and the tunnel east portal.
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Coloradto Water Conservancy District
U. S. Bureau of Reclination
Big Thompson
Green Mountain Cam
Kremmling
Grand Lake
Lowe
Dald Mountain
Estes Park
Greeley Factory Will End Campaign Dec 17
Western Sugar company plans the Greeley factory campaign end on December 17 after a run of about 67 days. Fatow and Windsor mills are expected to finish around the same time, with similar duration for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Factory
Western Sugar Company
Greeley
Fatow
Windsor Mills
Denver Holdup Suspect Freed
Jomen W. Tillman, 44, arrested at Gordon City as a suspect in a grocery store holdup. He was released after investigation by county officers. Police sought Bam Jacobs, 51, and others in the case.
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Jomen W. Tillman
Gordon City
Bam Jacobs
Beadhia
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