Boettcher legacy spans packing railroads and aviation
The Boettcher family built Western Peking and Colorado Portland firms, aided by associates in the packing and railroad trades. Charles Boettcher I expanded into brokerage and industry, backing rail lines and aviation efforts, while Charley Boettcher II pursued Yale education and continued the family business, with social prominence in Denver clubs. A separate chimney fire at 1016 Fourteenth Avenue caused no damage.
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Boettcher
Western Peking Company
Od Western Packing Company
Ievan, Clawle, Baring
Tarvard
Colorado
San Luis Southern Railroad
Cloud
John H. Porter
Dnettehor Porter & Co
Naltcher- Newton & Co
Charlies Boettcher
Claude Boettcher
Hla Flrat Whta
DeAllen McMurtele
Charles Boettcher
Lontthhar
Sheftlald Wehom
Yale University
Tuent Cement Company
Hoettcher-Newton & Co
Way
Anna Lou Pigott
Butte, Mont
Deuvey
Kiwanis Club
Tha Racquet Cink
Chicago
Yale Club
New York
Fourteenth Avenue
Manny
Feeder Shipment Plan Aims for Kansas City Route
Feeders Hoth G B 4 Q and Union Pacific move stock daily direct to Kansas City without feed to protect fat lamb and cattle. The distribution aids Colorado feeders amid market disruptions in this regional report.
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Hoth G
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Colorado
Kidnapping of Bower Little Over Year Ago
Denver report details a 1942 kidnaping case where Bower Little was seized after two women and two men forced him, his wife, and associates to drive to a West Sixth Avenue location. The gang demanded a $60,000 ransom, kept Little four days, and later released him after the leader claimed to be double crossed. Police actions led to arrests and a courtroom outcome for related figures.
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Denver
Fis Gret
Benjamin P. Rowar
Campbell Soil Bakery Company
Urey Jone
Baal Flrat Avenue
Bwa Thuga
Clare Ponts
Wishenrn
Tha Twoman
Stephen Knielit
Valligantra Milling
Yakery
Bower Waa
West Sixth Avenue
Bower
Hower
Aller Uic
Momther
Himmelf
West Denver
West Thirteenth Avenue
Quivee Street
Ha Rer
Honag
Rang
Solons Debate Kidnapping Law and Domestic Abduction
The report discusses the Poppen measure on criminal kidnappings, clarifying that current law fails to classify certain domestic abductions as kidnaping unless the victim crosses state lines. It outlines the act’s tighter definitions and highlights unrelated market data for Denver produce and poultry prices.
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Atata
Lawmakers Mull Bills on Kidnapping Penalties
Leaders signaled prioritizing a special order of business likely this afternoon with favorable consideration. Harry Dohos of Gypsum, a Democratic legislator, introduced a bill setting the maximum kidnapping penalty at 30 years.
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Hones
Harry Dohos
Market summary from Chicago and Omaha markets with notices
Market notes from Chicago and Omaha report cattle calves hogs and sheep with price ranges and futures drift. Included is a notice of the annual meeting of the Litteraweet Lateral Comming stockholders in Greeley Colorado on Thursday December 2, 1933 to elect directors and conduct business. Herbert E. Mann is secretary.
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Colorado
Wrurdagy
Waldera
Tha Litteraweet
Consumera of Co
Greeley
Colo
Breede Ind
Herbert E. Mann
Midwest livestock prices and social notes recount a busy week
The notice details cattle and hog market figures for Kansas City and Tob. 18 with prices for vealers and bulls, plus lamb categories and mixed feeds. City brevities list social and college happenings in Denver and nearby towns, with names like Shirley Le Roy, Barbara Baird, Marguerite Hickarman, and Margarett MacLearn among the weekend gatherings and travel notes across Colorado.
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Kansas City
Tob
Paiven
Outaldor
Merkel
Mpule
Veaters
Celves
Aleady
Vailore
Onayen
Prifay
Monty Rm
Sowa
Aigok
Lambs
Bowt
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Ohae
Great Western Sugar
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Egle
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Denver Gas & Bieetcle
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Omaha
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Lasole
Decker “Hall
the Wall
Shirley le Roy
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Ber Lome
Richardson
Sunjay Charlan Cook
la Junta
Nisa Richardson
GTC
Kathryn Slutehinaos
Helen and
McCul'tain
Hsther” Everstman
Barbara Baird
Gerton Hall
Preto Jones
la Grange
Wyo
Mind Jones
College
Boro
Ploranca Elder
Diende
Charles Brouner
Margarat MacLearn
Marguerite Hickarman
Jeanie Nankerville
Hay
Marjoria Dale
Edwena
Toots" Holutz
Glen Haven
Alverna Stewart
Pi Kappa Sizba
Sigma aAlpia Epsilon
Fort Coillins
Guy Rankin
Fourteenth Street
Nannesville
Cayeva Whicker
Sadie Whicker
Miss Whicker
Denver Public Schools
Ariel Y. Parka
Mira
Sarah Miner
Loveland
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Mra. Har] Vorla
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Harry Hibbs
Gree Jey
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Thaly
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T. F. Gossett
Greenys
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Mercy Hospital
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Lydia Whicker
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Annahalle Cotton
Tackle Marple
Mary Anne ‘Tompkins
Dorothy Burke
Vera Juhl
Romder- Kon
Ruth Sherred
Maury Camp
Platteville
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Louse-Wiley Pney
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Harry Diveris
Blizsimong Hospital
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