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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1936

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Storms Halt Rail Traffic Across the U.S.

Immense winter storms cripple rail lines as snowdrifts and bitter cold press schedules into a third week. Trains were snowbound for days from the Midwest to the East, with crews digging out routes near Krangzburg and Minot. Deaths from the weather neared 500 as floods loom in warmer southern areas. Denver reported 33 degrees during the day and 28 at 8 p.m., with Nebraska and Colorado slated for unsettled and changing conditions.

Chtrage Fis Ion Hovee Hostreteh Wesely Roel Owe Teaing Dutts Krangzburg S. D. Calder Mautendry Ibele Mercury Colt MauKenzie River Canada Minot N. D Denver Colorado Hreau State Way Timton Wbere Hay Duedle Hayre Mont

Sugar Price Cut By 20 Cents A Hundred Pounds

Associated Press reports Great Western Sugar cuts Fivar price by 20 cents per hundredweight retroactive to February 8. The new price is 4.28 and affects Chicago and western territories including Denver due to competitive conditions.

Associated Press Denver Great Western Augar Company Chicago

Lewis Gets $25,000 Year

In Wistington on February 6 the United Min Workers voted to raise president John L. Lela salary from 12,000 to 26,000 annually. The move makes Lela among the highest paid union leaders. Vice President Murray and Secretary Kennedy salaries were increased from 9,000 to 28,000 annually.

Associated Press Wistington United Min Workers John L. Lela Lewia Fraway Murry Thomas Kennedy

Beet contract talks stall amid AAA confusion in Denver

Denver sugar men reported no progress on 1934 beet contracts as growers and processors adopt a wait‑and‑see stance. With AAA funding changes causing confusion, producers expect planting to begin about April 4 and will observe developments before making the first move.

Uenver Denver Sali Todey AAA

Death of Erie Resident Robert Lawley at 82

Robert M Lawley 82 a longtime Erie resident died at home today He arrived in Erie in 1871 and lived here since He was a retired coal miner Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at the Erie Community Church Streamliner service resumes between Chicago and Portland Ore with first eastbound arrival at Cheyenne 4 46 p m Saturday Fire department fought a porch blaze at 826 Fifth Street Wednesday caused by a coal fire but no damage reported

Erie Peh Robert mM. Lawley Old New Hind Mugland The Streamliner Oh Union Pacific Fly Portland Chicago Ore Greeley L. D. Compton Fifth Street Pelda Daputtes W. J. Srvrenan Industria Clirenes Rupp Berlons Jabor Diepuig Paratysta Tupp Ong Rupp Pakin Hospital Nathan Big Rupps American Distillery Company

State Troopers Free Woman Held Prisoner 22 Years

A 33 year old woman, emaciated after 22 years kept in a locked room, was taken to a state hospital after state trooper G R Kincaid forced entry into a mountain shack belonging to her mother Minnia Coleman 62. The daughter Dama Coleman had not been seen since age 14 and neighbors tipped off authorities. A lunacy hearing for the mother was set for tomorrow as Governor H C Kump ordered an investigation into the house following neighbor complaints.

Associated Preant- Mekendres W. Way G. R. Kincaid Dama Coleman Minnia Coleman Kincaid H.C Kump

Driver Fined for Running After Crash

Wiley Adams of Sterling faced a police court fine of 16.50 after a crash on Ninth Street when his Ford semi-trailer struck a parked car driven by Sam Geilo. Adams fled the scene but was pursued north of Mumpet and brought back to Greeley where the truck and cargo were held until the fine is paid.

Wiley Adams Sterling Iin Adams George Helms Sam Geilo Tenth Street Ninth Street Eighth Revenue Geiy Mumpet Greeley Bollen Court Frank Truesdale Route Two Harold Akina Grealay O. ¥. Harrington Seventh Avenue Deason Deason’s Dairy Thrustop Algis Frank Steviin Kersey H. Sutor Gresley Baturdey Harbaugh

Thief Takes Thermometer From Frank Ewing House

Cozy burglary report notes a recording thermometer removed from Frank J. Ewing’s home, causing a rise in concern after the instrument hung there undisturbed for years. Police were asked to search for the missing device.

Frank J. Ewing

Toronto Baby Race Sees Value Put On Offspring

In a sensational Toronto derby a mother claims a ten year race award of 500000 dollars for the most births. Mrs Matthew Ieapy lists twelve children since October 1926, challenging rivals with nine or eight children. The bequest by Charles Vance Millar funds the prize and ends in 1936, with disputes over which births count and who leads.

Toronta Matthew Ieapy Toronto Kenny Nes Aie Twalfth Charles Vance Millar Kenty Lyed Charles Vance Miller Corporation Protita Thermot Tly Vital Statistics Office Vital Statistiea Tice Romain

Los Angeles Tightens Ban on Transients at State Borders

Los Angeles tightens a blockade of California borders to stop migratory unemployed travelers. Officials guard against sending indigent transients into the state while Oregon considers action. In five counties 136 Los Angeles patrolmen faced difficulties with commissions and legality questioned by local sheriffs.

Los Angeles California Basi Sierra Nevada Truckee Florida Aasoelatell Press Los Anageles Yolles Daapita Avivone Jackson County Court Oregon Los Peeles Shara In Modoc San Bernardino County Emmett L. Shay Board of Supervisors Needles

Reynolds Speaks to Rotary Club on Farm Power

Reynolds a Parr Treynela company member spoke to the Rotary Club at its Wednesday meeting in Greeley. He discussed the new friends of farming equipment, comparing local farm income with the cost of horsepower and farm power gear, supporting his talk with motion pictures he filmed on area farms.

Nelson Reynolds Rotary Club Parr-Treynela Company Reynalde Greeley Reynalda

Democrats Plan Denver Meeting to Set State Convention Date

Worth Allen state chairman says the Democratic state executive committee will meet in Denver on Saturday to choose the date and place of the state convention later this year. The May convention will select Colorado's delegates to the Philadelphia national convention on June 23. Colorado Springs submitted the only bid, via the Chamber of Commerce. Members invited include Dr. E. A. Porney Colorado Springs Trad Orman Pueblo John Morrin Golden John 2 Garrell A. J. Chipman George P. Bradley Frederick E. Dickerson Mrs. Gertrude Lee and F. J. Wexler.

Treas Denver Worth Allen Democratic Colorado Philadelphia Allen Asid Sky Chamber of Commerce Saturay'a Alten E. A. Porney Colorado Springs Trad Orman Pusblo John Morrin Golden John 2. Garrell A. J. Chipman George P. Bradley Frederick E. Dickerson Mia Gertrude Lee F. J. Wexler Danger Plung G.O.P Gtats Lin. Com

Kemp Returns to Denver With West Indies Sugar Outlook

Frank A Kemp general manager of the Great Western Sugar company returned to Denver after a trip through the Ute sugar growing regions of the West Indies including Porto Rico Santo Domingo and Cuba He said the water outlook is the best in five years and expressed optimism about the season despite weather and supply uncertainties.

Denver Frank A. “‘Kemp Great Western Sugar Company West Indies Porto Rico Santo Domingo Cuba Sam

New Farm Plan Branded Socialistic in Congress Debate

Congress debated a proposed farm plan to replace AAA programs amid GOP criticism and claims of socialistic features. Senators McNary King Murphy argued legality and costs while advocates touted soil conservation and farmer aid. House members urged prompt repeal of AAA controls and supported alternative funding ideas.

Washington McNary Readar Murephy McNaty Aglnteultura Committee Congress Smith-Kerr Senate Bow. Koes White House Roosevelt Senate Agricultural Committee Tate Yeatenday

Ill Youngster Sought After Missing Brighton Bull Pup

Billy Davey of Brighton seeks his ill companion Bull Pup missing since Friday. The pup Mutt, family friend Walter J Shull’s nephew, disappeared without collar or plate. Shull, sales manager for Scuemer Empson in Brighton, appeals for any sightings or information.

Boston Billy Davey Brighton Billy Moralian Mult Matt Walter J. Shull Dilly Davey Mutt Shull Scuuer Empson Company Brighton, He Soka

Relief Faces Ax in Move to Cut U.S. Costs

Washington and Fort Collins briefs describe a push to trim federal outlays as new taxes on the bonus were debated. House leaders warn against inflation while Patman pursues a vote on financing the 2237 million dollar bonus in new currency. Also reports a hotel basement fire in Fort Collins and a death notice for a South Park resident.

U.S Wna House Roosdyell Checrman Boughton Dem North Detrora Haus Ways and Means Uwiai Ng Washington Re. Met Roosevelt Pat Patman House Rules Committee

Local Buyers Pay to Farmers for Grain and Potatoes

Local buyers paid farmers on Thursday February 6 for spring and winter wheat oats barley new crop Pinto price 82 45, new crop plates 42 78, potatoes Ruralis and Triumph varieties. The market listed prices for various grains and potatoes in Danver New Crop area.

Danver Triumph Mets

Truck Industry Meeting February 10 Declares Industry Roles

Truck owners garage men and others in the district gather February 10 at the court rooms in Marion Longmont to hear Colorado Trucking Association and Interstate Commerce Commission officials explain the new law. Joins in Grepley SD and 10, with hotel quarters at Cutfield Ripening for ravalt of conditions at the Wilin River Indian agency in September 1979. Mary Getta hosts a Hielorlen broadcast on KIA Thursday at 8:30, dramatizing Jarre Moreland Carl Carlson and Bessie Carlson in key roles.

Wold County Marion Jonas Longmont Colorado ‘Truching Association JL A. Murray Interstate Commerce Commission Grepley Labe Cutfield’ Hotel Wilin River Indian Agency Saphenbur Moaker Hielorlen KIA Mra Mary Getta Jarre Moreland Carl Carlson Bessie Carlson

Author Slain While Writing of Penitentes in New Mexico

In Albuquerque a 20 year old Spanis h American writer Carl Taylor was found shot to death in a mountain cabin near the Penitentes compound. Sheriff Ross Salazar said the victim was killed by two masked men who fled. Trajillo, a 16 year old friend, led authorities to the crime scene and to the claim that Taylor had been writing about the Penitentes cult. The manuscript and motive are under investigation amid ties to a religious sect and local tensions in the Sandia mountains east of hero.

Albnauerdue Fel Modesto Trujillo Sherrif Ross Salazar Tnt Ba Carl Taylor Vagabonil Witler Herd Taylor Assallanla Albuquerqua N. M Weiter New Mexico Smountain Sandia Mountaina Millon Hero Threa Buillute Modastro Trajillo Frien Alata Justica Faustin Chaves Rona Salazar Trujitte North America Uuil Hin

Pekin Strike Halted by Labor Chiefs

In Pekin Illinois a 22 hour general strike ended after merchants threatened to reopen stores. Labor leaders, fearing unrest, called off the mobilization as 17000 workers faced a city paralyzed by closures and a pending walkout at the American Distilling plant. Police and deputies guarded officials amid continued tensions and a refinery vote to join the strike.

Messure Pekin American Distilling Company Associated Preao Photo Todi ‘Tha Tendes Labor Assembly Tores Pakin Hutfness Donakough Poti Dila- Ulling Company Velin Corn Products Refining Company Reneral Pekio Corn Products Jinion Lendere American Dialling Company Paerlo

Debts and Missing Persons in Local Reports

Washington observers say war debt collection chances are poor as J P Morgan partners express inability to guarantee immediate payments. A Windsor farmer seeks help locating his son, Robert, 14, last seen near home heading to Oregon or Arizona. Thieves raid Grover poultry at Jefferson ranch, stealing Brahma chicks and other stock. Newton files for divorce from Naomi Newton claiming desertion after 1994 marriage.

Associated Press Washington Fab Setats J. P. Morgan Thorsday Thomas W. Lamont House of Morgan Alex Baker Weld County Windsor Robert Arizona Orego

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