Roosevelt clears final block to work on dam project
President Roosevelt approved a Colorado iron and water diversion project aimed at supplying irrigation to about 610,000 acres and boosting eastern Colorado power. The plan envisions a 40 year payback, a major contract of around 7.6 million dollars, and peak construction with 2,000 workers. The project will divert water from the Western Slope to the Arkansas river region to support irrigation and power development in Boulder, Larimer, Weld, Morgan, Washington, Logan, and Sedgwick counties.
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Lutte
John Page
Carganjan Inns
Che Prageck Tontending
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Wiehio Reclamation
Oithcinie
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Supreme Court
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Big Thompson
Americans Under Japanese Military Law In China
Americans in Japanese controlled China faced death penalties under a new decree imposing Japanese military law on foreigners including third nation nationals. The move sparked questions on treaty rights, with Tokyo signaling embassies but withholding full details. The United States sought to safeguard American interests as the Panay incident resolution and Yangtze river issues lingered, while Japan pressed to protect property and reparations.
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Shanghai
Japan
China
Urong
Paleo
Nan Aing
Chineas
Seatea San Basny
Gnuliaat Oahu
John
Attsun
James Depy
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Ching
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Yellow River
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Shanting Province
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Tstnan
Dee
State Department
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Hulk
Yangtze River
Nota Japan
Hye Tunttit
Hull
Briggsdale Electric Plant Burns Leaving Town in Darkness
Briggsdale Dec 26 fire destroyed the Briggsvide Light and Power plant started at 7 30 p m burning engine furnished power to drive generators The town lay in darkness at 9 30 p m as flames subsided No wind aided spread The plant about 10 years old was built by O L Senesclat Later run by Homer Scalt Clark Faldan manager plans for rebuilding unknown Local power talks mention a Borral Blenth Gealion project to bring current from Wyoming possible Briggsdale power loss affects Crow Creel valley residents
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Briggsdale
Arizeedale
Briggsvide Light
Caliza
Ugittlog
O. L. Senesclat
St O. M. Senessata
Homer Scalt
Glark Daldan
Crow Creel Valley
Wiley
Wyoming
Keota burglary arrest cited for 44 year old man
Keota sheriff's office arrested Charies H Veimale, 44, Sunday night on a burglary charge tied to a spring theft of a large amount of Louisiana hardware from a Mount of 1S Orif fin At Keota. Warrant had been active for months but only recently returned to Weld county officers after a period in Wyoming.
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Charies H. Veimale
Sheriffs Office
Oriffin
Keota
Triathlo
Weld
Ion Wyoming
Japan explication claims mistaking American bomber for enemy
A recent explanation from Japan suggests the bombings resulted from a misidentification of an American aircraft as an adversary. The claim frames the incident as an error in hostile recognition rather than deliberate attack, signaling a focus on misperception within wartime communications.
Payroll Delayed At Adams State Teachers College
Auditor Thomas Annear announced the payroll of Adams State Teachers College in Alamosa would be delayed as only 687.97 of 4872.29 dollars in state funds were on hand. He said funds would be available later when mill levy income increases. Attorney General Byron G. Rogers noted warrants could be honored against anticipated revenue, but Annear planned to issue warrants only when money is on hand.
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Denver
Sinls
Thomas Annear
Adams State Teachers College Ag
Alnmlosa
Aunear
Attornay
Byron G. Rogers
Ford Factory Picketing at K C Increases Amid Unrest
Dec 24 Kansas City CIO picketed the Ford assembly plant as labor unrest intensified. Over 40 arrests occurred in the early hours as international representative Carl Stevens led workers toward district headquarters. More violence marked the day as efforts to break lines continued.
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Treay Kanzas
Cioandertool
Ford
Mat Apollesburg
Carl Stevens
Ha United Aiteiablla
America
CIO
Death Car Driver Gets Year in Jail
A driver involved in a fatal car incident was sentenced today to one year in county jail. Judge Sumner Wo Fohojsan, sitting with a guest judge from the district court, announced the sentence after deliberation.
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Cedyer
Andrew Hy Alten Ruvk
Conyseled
Zella Anderson
Lincoln
Nebr
Coenly
Sumner Wo Fohojsan
Gooleden
Lenver Distiles Court
Bedford Warns of Second Class Fiscal Shortage
Bedford estimates state revenue may cover second class appropriations for penal and charitable institutions and direct relief for only two more months. He cites a ruling by Attorney General Byron G Rogerts on post payment of first and second class appropriations and projects about 4,712,000 in revenue for the year with 2,842,000 already spent on first and second class needs. The result shows a potential shortfall of roughly 1,000,000 with monthly second class obligations of about 376,000.
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Beayel
Homer F. Bedford
Bedford
Byron G Rogerts
Hadford
Car tears into bridge rail near Fort Lupton
A two-accident sequence west of Fort Lupton on Highway 2 left a car tearing off a bridge railing and a second vehicle rolling over on a curve. Roland Sckick of Brighton escaped injury. Bilis Lagadon suffered minor damage. Metzger of Denver was hospitalized for X rays after a skid and rollover west of Fort Lupton.
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Highway 2
Fort Lupton
Pauls
Aveidants
Weldeoulty
Roland Sckick
Brighlent
Fort Liglow
Bilis Lagadon
Brighton
Selick Cae Wis
Selilek
Metzger
Denver
Fort Luptex
Barrow
Extel
Electrician Ig Found Dead in Gassed Car
Riley Huskey a 33 year old auto mechanic from Greeley was found dead in his gas filled car near Fort Morgan. The body was discovered about 20:16 a.m. by road crews and is being investigated by deputies. Huskey operated a shop on Eleventh Street and left a widow and three children. Authorities are reviewing nearby Robins station burglary and a missing car.
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Greeley
Fort Morgan
Greglay
R. FB
Armstrons
Armstrong Mortuary
Huskey
Auto Mechania
Graoley
Yls Phrehla
Diack Elollow
Ault
Paul D Shriver Addresses Adult Sessions Here
Paul D Shriver, elite educator at WPA, spoke at a two day gathering for adult education and leadership training attended by educators from Fort Morgan Greeley Starling and other towns. He argued a return to direct relief would empower the government and criticized the capitalist system for stifling democracy, urging personal responsibility and improved education to reflect constitutional ideals. The event featured remarks and questions from audience members including Dovny Nuelern and Ms Chit, with coverage noting planning for future sessions.
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Paul D. Shriver
WPA
Tere Mining
Maring Ab
Dovny Nuelern Aren
Drain Buntice
Fort Calling
Greeley
Fort Morgan Aind Starling
Shriver
Gall
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Tts
Olselinna Ff
Sears Ghipidai
Fupsianis
Rebuke Of Alfred Landon Over F R Note Attested
Governor Fish declared in a statement that national unity matters beyond party lines. He criticized Alfred Landon for a note on foreign policy and defended the president while railing against partisan divisions.
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Taras Ingril
Marion Cray
Brent Catilonnes
Lee Latedgeredirdy
Bali
Fiich
Congress
Altha
Mull
Fish
Stranded Bus Passengers On Montana Road Help Arrives
Stranded bus passengers near Stanford Montana were rescued after getting bogged by heavy winds and large drifts on highway eight. Snow plows worked to clear banks while authorities coordinated shelter and transport for travelers several miles west of town.
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Breas
Stanford
Mont. Dee
Highway 8
Here
George Twombley Old Fort Lupton Settler Dies
Denver report notes George Twombley age 88 former Colorado state representative long a Fort Lupton area settler who died from injuries after a fall at home. Survived by 149 widow, a brother Hurd Twambley of Brush, and a foster daughter Mrs. George Palmer of Kemmerer. Funeral at Logers Mortuary Denver 1:40 PM Tuesday with family lot interment at Fairmount Cemetery.
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Kemmoron Wye
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Logers Mortuary
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Albert E. Darling
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Jess E. Smith
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Alamosa College
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Machado
New York
Cragay Orien
Gerarito Bhelinda
Staten
Neelmly
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Alfred Landon
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Geo. Twombley
Ft. Lupton
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