Relatives Seek Answers in Sven Johnson Death
Relatives of Sven Johnson press an inquiry into his alleged suicide in Windsor Mead District after his December 13 departure from Denver. coroner and Gracely deputy sheriffs concluded self-inflicted death with evidence of a struggle and attempted noose, while family questions remain about motive and circumstances.
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Charles Paterson
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Bre
Ian Johnson
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Jing Sven Johnson
Te Mead
Denver
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Armstrong
Lila
France Proposes to Destroy Half Its Bombing Planes
France outlined a plan to destroy about half of its bombing force in a disarmament scheme to be signed at a forthcoming convention. The move follows a 175 aircraft figure and would idle sixteen squadrons if other nations agree to the scheme. Paris linked the plan to a September I formation with British and French discussions.
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Associatei Press
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France
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Franetz
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Garman
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New Government Order on Return of Gold In Circulation
Washington reports another treasury order requiring private individuals to return gold coins and certificates. It ends the $100 per person allowance and affects existing holdings while preserving federal reserve holdings. Officials warn fines equal to double the held amount for noncompliance as gold is paid into the treasury at $20.67 per ounce.
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Treasury
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United States
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Aa Ponetty
Treachry
Tha
Met March
Colorado Gold Output Declines in 1893
Colorado mines produced about 4,705,000 in metals in 1893, with gold output dropping to 247,000 ounces from 308,868 the prior year while silver rose. John T. Joyce, state commissioner, said higher federal gold prices should raise the year’s value above 1892.
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Associated Press
Colorado
John T. Joyce
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Windsor Residents Seek Citizenship Education Plan
At a December Windsor Park School mass meeting 80 residents of German nationality signed for citizenship papers and support under a Federal Educational Belief plan. Terra Moreland Weld County superintendent and CG B Tozer Windsor schools chief presided as Tozer noted the large turnout and expectations for a class of Windsor entrants, with many youths among signers.
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New Woman's Flight Mark Established
Frances Mar agile and Helen Riding tonight broke world endurance flight records for women over Miami. They extended the mark to eight days eight hours and minutes, achieving 6 08 p m EST. Mrs Marsalis became the second holder of the women’s record as the Flying Toudor circled past the 196 hour mark.
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Mami
Frances Maragile
Helen
Miami
Louvre
Marsalis
Hee
Mia
Louise Chaden
Valley Stream
Long Is
Jad
Murasha
13 Year Old Girl Admits Brutal Killing
An Associated Press report from White Plains New York on December 28 states a 13 year old girl confessed to killing Josephine, found Christmas Eve strangled and stabbed. The suspect Mary Crynla reportedly sought to adjust citizenship papers. A meeting of a group varying in ages 23 to 80 discussed projects including citizenship, kindergarten props, and economics. several unemployed residents would lead departments if funded.
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Ansociated Press
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Dlatrick
Frank Coyne
Urea
Slaying Revealed in Confession After Tragic Motel Incident
The confession describes Mary allegedly killing a younger girl after disputes at Hastings town center. Authorities recount the accused Mary claiming the victim had been speaking about her and that the act followed in a temper. Zayne notes tax and budget debates as context, while detailing the gruesome disposal of the body.
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Ylon
Ace
Zayne
Mary
Lue Joshthne
Chs
Roosevelt Attacks Government Waste In Speech
Colonel Roosevelt told the Manufacturers and Bankers club in Philadelphia that the United States cannot spend above its means. He urged a balanced budget, sound currency, and good credit as the path back to prosperity, arguing Americans must not tax beyond what they collect.
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United States
Theodore Roosevett
Manufacturers and
Bankera Club
Buopl Neta
Roosevelt
Esonmay
Theaydong Ho
One Way to Balance the Budget Cited by Roosevelt
Roosevelt argues for cutting government expenses to their bows and raising taxes where possible. He classes national spending into ordinary and emergency lists, calling the division a mimicking of European governments hiding true deficits.
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