Lindberghs End Flight Home to New York Landing
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and his wife Anne landed at Glenn Curtiss Airport North Beach Queens at 2 38 p m after a 25000 mile flight circumnavigating the globe. They touched down in Flushing Bay and were greeted by cheers as crowds watched from Englewood New Jersey. The couple then drove away in a rented car, homeward to Morristown on a Christmas voyage with their family.
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Glenn Curtiss Airport
North Beach
Englewood
New York
Des
Olonel
Vis
Charles A. Lindbergh
Globe
Glennqurttes
Queen's
Engl River
Mdo Alerntl Company
Lindberghs
Clarlston
Alx
Trent
Lindbergh
N. 1
Divtatut W. Morrow
Mya
Charles A. Lindregh
Icwan
Tamiy
Jon
Worrw
Fats
Loan Associations Taken Over by State
Robert McClelland announced he had assumed direction of seven loan and building associations in Denver to safeguard shareholders. Albert A. LaPol Fel ls of Grorley was named special deputy commissioner to administer affairs. affected groups include States Building and Loan, First Mortgage Loan Building, Pyramid Building and Loan, Federal Savings Building, Commonwealth Mega and Loan, Overland Building and Loan, plus others in Denver and surrounding areas.
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Tiresa
Robert McClel
Ite
McClalland
Albert A. LaPol
Fells of
Grorley
Yilt
Pled States
Firat Mortgage Loan Ri Fuilding Association
Pyramiditing and Loan Association
Idéral Buliding
Federal Savings Building
Agsociation
Commonwealth Mega and Loan
Nesoctai
Overland Building
N Asanellson
Postmaster Appointment Here Delayed
The postmaster appointment in Gresley is delayed after Christmas holidays. Questionnaires were sent by the federal civil service commission to Gresley residents listing candidates for the post and asking about applicants’ fitness. Names include John F. Tedman, George Loustalet, Thomas Homberger, Days Severance, and Den Fats grat of Ordelny. A. Lee-Phelps, current assistant postmaster, will not be eligible due to civil service status.
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Ingimend
Greigg
Greeley Postoffica
Gresley
Fiys
Federal Civil Service Commisssion
Lsted
John F. Tedman
George Loustalet
Thomas Homberger
Days Severance
den Fatsgrat
Ordelny
A. Lee-Phelps
Prosant Arsistant
Fort Morgan Burglary Case Gains Formal Charges
Gerald Foxel facing district court charges of burglary and grand larceny over a hardware theft from Richeson store in Orchard. He was captured by local police and turned over to Fort Morgan authorities for processing.
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Fort Morgan
Gerald “Jecry
Foxel
Richeson
Orchard
Fogel
Areplay
Paroles Revoked for Two Convicts in Denver Case
Denver December 19 Governor Johnson revoked the paroles of two men tied to a daylight holdup at Saliman cafe. Nell Hanlon known as Slippery and Phillip Hansing face 21 to 30 year terms in gray walled prisons after parole returns from Omaha and Beaver. Both denied involvement in the crime but were found to hold knowledge of it. Transfers back to state custody to be arranged after talks with Warden Best.
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Denver
Tatt
Nell. Hanlon
Canon Gtty
Phillip Hansing
Johnson
Tianton
Omaha
Beaver
Ian
Warden Boy Best
Union of Recovery Units Expedited by the President
President Roosevelt summoned the national emergency council to organize the administration’s recovery drive into a central unit. Pending its establishment, extending recovery expenses until January 16 was offered, with the council, attorney general, budget director, and Federal Radio Commission chair involved. Frank Walker outlined plans to set up state units and weld recovery agencies into a unified framework.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Teasevdlt
Frank Walker
Council
Mr. Roosevelt
National Recovery
L Agricultural, Adjustment Administraion
65 New Subscribers Joined Tribune This Week
During the week of December 18, 65 new subscribers were added to the Tribune. Message delivery to these members can be arranged at a small cost. Their purchasing power is limited. For classified services call 6.
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Tribune
Floor Leader Scolds House Over Delay in Relief Action
Denver dispatch reports Floor Leader Irwan Brownlow of Colorado denounced the lower house for delaying relief legislation. He warned that unless Colorado handles its share of federal relief funds, the federal government may halt further funding. Brownlow's speech followed the defeat of an adjournment amendment and pressed for a January 3 adjournment deadline.
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Assoelates Press
Denver
Irwan Brownlow
Brownlow
Ratlsg
Whic
Hla
Gridlin
Harry TL. Fooking
Thia
Colorado
House
Theconate
Horse Racing Bill Faces Hold in House Amid Setback
December report from Pueblo notes House delay on sponsor Thomas Dameron’s horse racing relief bill. The measure fell three votes short of passage as members debated a quick trip to final action, with some lawmakers voting against or missing from the session.
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Ha Dameron
Norsa Raciie
Bill Tinpad
Howl Track
Thomas Dameron
Pueblo
Pasanga
Apouser
Cepresania- Hives
Overal Prahocse Racing
Hevss
France Considers German Demands Amid Armament Talks
France weighs revived German armament demands as Chancellor Hitler presses for rapid policy shifts. Foreign Minister Joseph Paul-Boncour launches study to respond while a conservative drive to extend military service to two years meets strong chamber opposition amid fears of Rhine-border threats.
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Parla
France
Hitler
Germany
Yoseph Pani-Boncour
Acrasa
Rhine
Paraguay and Bolivia Agree on Armistice
Paraguay and Bolivia reach a Christmas season armistice in the Chaco Boreal after 23 months of brutal fighting. The cease fire, effective at midnight, aims to be temporary with hopes for a permanent peace via the Pan American conference peace commission. Leaders from Bolivia and Paraguay will consider terms through The Hague and seek world support.
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Associated Press
Fontevideo
Uruguay
Chaco Boreal
Paraguay
Holigia
Ives
Cenan
Peace Commission
Sexaton
Rollyla
League of Nation
Hague
Bolivia
Tengue
Salfona
Gonara
Gurhle Hetra
Uruguey
Antona
Shooting Ruh in Havana Streets Amid Street Turmoil
In Havana on December 19, gunfire erupted after noon as crowds of armed men patrolled streets. Shops reopened under police watch after arrests, with a bombing injuring four people and authorities attempting to quell the unrest in the capital.
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Frese
Havana
Cuba
Galsco
Vinloheo
Jean Talent
Tony
Boldigra
Indora
Wickstrom Leases Skaggs Ranch North of Noam
Wickstrom plans to lease Skaggs ranch of C. P. Skoggs totaling about 400 acres north of Noam with irrigated alfalfa land and hog herd. He will assume duties January 1 as he seeks blending ranching with police work. Skaggs property includes house, barn, and livestock.
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al Wlekatrom
Quyteolman
Greeley
Mie Pnet
Intentia
Br. Wickstrom
O. P. Skaggs
Noam
Chuva
Guant
Wickstrom
Greylay
Lupton Man Found Slain in Nebraska
Seattshlatt Neb March 1 1920 Hansley 32 a Fort Tarp ton Colorado real estate agent was found slain Monday morning in his auto trailer near the North Platte river Beallnblatt A wound over his right eye is believed to have caused his death and an auto party vanished To be determined if a gunshot or accident The victim lived here several months doing aid jobs and had been questioned a month ago after a harness shop burglary in which several hundred dollars worth of goods were taken Five men including Preston Leonard and Linsd Yager Arthur Wollridge and Harold Butler all of Scottablurt are being questioned about the case The five men are brothers or associates Hensley had no known relatives
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Seattshlatt
Neb
Ed Hansley
Cormer
Fort Tarpton
Colo
Alain
Huik
North Piatte
Beallnblatt
Hensley
Preston
Leonard
Linsd Yager
Arthur Wollridge
Harold Butler
Scottablurt
Greece Accepts Little Pressure After Trade Policy Shift
Washington reports Greece moved to release the dethroned utility king only after formal economic pressure from American officials. Despite notes and special representatives to Athens, Greece offered little concrete action. The State Department notes describe a subtle, Yankee‑style shift in international policy and trade leverage as instruments of diplomacy.
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Washington
Novy Desiers
Greece
Samuel
Ivory
Iipl A
Iecea
State Department
MacVeagh At
Athonyton
Unemployed in Many Classes Starting Here
A community program in Greeley begins education courses for naturalization and citizenship. About 45 attendees, including 12 women seeking papers, meet to organize 10 to 18 person classes led by local educators and volunteers. Courses cover civics, reading, arithmetic, and English for Spanish and UK residents, with schedules to run Monday through Thursday evenings.
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Linscol
P. A. Ogle
John Lack
Raa
OWA
EB. Stuluman
Achoola
Greeley
Wormer
Atudenta
Venghors
Radio” Engineering
Reuben Albert Isbere
Edward McCown
C. ¥. Nedmac
F.C. Mattner
DR. Kennedy
Silsby
Grover Boy
North Pacific Coast Raked By Gale Storms Floods Hit Cities
Extreme gales sweep Washington and Oregon causing missing communications and power, with four ships disabled and many small boats wrecked. Two lives reported lost as rivers flood Aberdeen and Moquiam, flooding basins and prompting 2000 homes to evacuate while sewers overflow creating sanitary hazards.
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Seatile
Washi Nston
Oregon
Aberdeen
Moquiam
Waall
Monaco
Delta Growers Join R. M. Beet Association
Sixteen Delta growers joined the R. M. Beet Association at a Delta school meeting. Farmers discussed cooperation with the Dairy Farmers association and local farm organizations. A next meeting was scheduled for Wednesday, December 27.
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Delta Growers
R. M. Beet Association
Fittean
Delta Disorter
Monntain Hort Oroware and Marketing Association
Delta School
Boot
Dalla Farmers
Dee
Govt Defies New Attacks on Gold Plan in Treasury Statement
Washington reports Acting Secretary Morgenthau defended the gold purchase program amid renewed attacks. He noted a 1.5 percent price adjustment and explained the Treasury's gold buying costs. Domestic gold purchases totaled 473,491 ounces for 15,682,000 dollars, with 14,605,000 dollars of government bonds sold to manage surplus funds.
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Washington
Toosoyalt Monetary Programa
Morgentiau
Iha
Treasury
Ainco Dac
Morgenthan
Joyce
TLRC
Igura
Muanahus Jones
Morgenthau
Gresley at Eaton Creelay High School Debate Team to Visit
Gresley group members Dopin Lormon Dayit Far ris and AMvrtld Lown travel to Eston Wednesday to debate Eaton Creelay High School on the motion proposing the United States adopt the constitutional features of the British parliamentary system.
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G. He
Gehetes
Eaton Creelay High School
Wil
Eston
Acheel
Reanlyod
United States
Brasil
Ha Gresley Group
MIL
Dopin Lormon
Dayit Farris
C U s Game Hinge On Crowds For Mat 13 1934
Dr Georgy W Frasier president of Colorado Teachers College discusses the fate of Mia proposed football game with the University of Colorado horn on Mat 13 1934. He notes crowd influence and sportsmanship as decisive factors while Dr Norlin’s generosity is acknowledged and a rally between pow and May is mentioned.
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University of Colorado Horn
Georgy W. Frasier
Colorado Teachers College
George Norlin
Norlin
Weld County boards seek mill levy hike for school needs
County Superintendent Moreland and commissioners Carlaon Brown Huoll Wyalt Sunpydate plan to travel to Denver Tuesday to petition the state tax information office for mill levy increases to fund Weld school expenses next year. The group cites rising costs and requests a tax action requiring voter approval or legislative change to raise funds.
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A. F. Moreland
A. Carlaon
Boards of Weld
Denver
Ipomrataston
Jacrennan
Milasion
Olln
Teter Brown
Huoll
Wyalt
Sunpydate
Weld county CW projects spark payroll quarrel
Denver reports Weld county civil works crews employ 44 former county workers on CW projects. Discussion centers on supervision pay, with the state board and county officials debating who covers wages and whether county funds can pay foremen. Projects approved include gravel roads, street work, flood control, and municipal repairs across Weld, with payrolls totaling thousands for each site.
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Anyealated Press
Denver
Uefora
Ulite Civil Works
Baned
Charton Hate Fon
Weld County Civit Works Committon
Grooley ‘Tribune
Ecounty
Tink
Shawyer
Atatea Cwa
Theeiftneen
Ronmillee
Weld County Committee
Reperty Reiching
Way
Civil Works Board
Hansen
Lily
State Board
Cnmity
Civil Works
Couthay
Tavonton
Comiig Sda Weld
Bonaly
Civil Works Administration
Weld Economirs
CWA Bhai
Woll
Lau
The
Tribune
Well County
Elyil Warka
Denyar Civil Works
Whide
Keenesbury
Centr
Windsor
Oualiing
Aight Mies
Greeley
Togl
Firestone
Weld County
Wade
Barnenrvilla
Weld
Haraford
Ainveling
New Roymar
Kalone
Grover
Small Dogs Stolen Pets Reported In Local Area
Report details loss of small dogs including a Boston bull owned by Jay Robbagn of 1521 Thirteenth Avenue. Thieves are suspected to target dogs for higher meat prices.
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Jay Robbagn
Thirteenth Avenue
Toston
Toya
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