Explorer Dies of Injury in Plane Crash
Noted explorer Martin Johnson dies from injuries after a Western Air Express crash on a fogbound mountain hillside fifteen miles from Union Air terminal en route to Burbank. James A. Braden, president of a Cleveland ink firm, perishes crushed between seats. Mrs. Johnson and copilots among survivors receive injuries. pilot Lewis Tella and others describe a forced landing as the plane skidded on Santa Clara Ridge.
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Los Angeles
Martin Johnson
Ly ‘Nessige
James A. Braden
Union Air
Union Air Termnal
Burbank
Salt Lake City
Lewis Tella
Lewis
Richard Girdner
Saugus
Union Air Terminal
Newhall
Fox
Santa Clara Ridge
Lae Mountain
Spencer
Chicago
T. H. Tiinghast
Hartford
Conditon Good
Arthur A. Robinson
Olive View Sanitarium
James Monroe Moore of Fort Lupton Dies
Fort Lupton January 18 James Monroe Moore 72 a pioneer resident died here at 10 oclock Tuesday night of a heart attack County Coroner T C Wilmoth announced He is survived by wife Mary Ant and sister Jow of Phillip Moore 76 who wed here Tuesday
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Fort Lupton
James Monroe Moore
Fort Layton
T. C. Wilmoth
Tacit
Mary Ant
Mr. Moore
Phillip & Moan
Pope Leaves His Bed in Wheel Chair for First Time
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius I I left bed today for the first time in over a month. He was assisted into a wheeled chair built to ease pressure on his leg with varicose veins. He moved from the pope’s bedroom to a private chapel to pray then to an antechamber where family members joined him. Officials say improved condition may allow private audiences soon.
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Vatican City
Pius
Pope
Grant Approved for Greeley Public School Additions and Equipment
The Greeley School district wins a PWA grant of about 85 thousand dollars toward additions to Cameron school and the junior high, plus new equipment. The district’s project totaled 199 thousand dollars, reducing local funding to 104 thousand. Final approval rests with PWA chief Tolles. if approved, plans move to call a bond election.
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Greeley
PWA
Cameron School
Washington
Pred Cummings
Torold Toltes
Wheat Price Rally Lifts Chicago Grain Markets
Chicago January 13 Wheat rose up to 10 cents a bushel as news Germany and Italy purchased grain in Argentina boosted sentiment. Prices closed mixed with wheat up about four to five cents, corn up around two to three, oats up modestly, and provisions down several cents. May wheat at 1864, July 147?7, Sep 1124?2. corn May 118, July 1084, Sept 203?. oats May 474%, July 4834.
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Persa
Chicago
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Cummings in Greeley for Short Visit
Congressman Cummings visited Greeley Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Cummings to discuss the Grand Latta water diversion project and sugar policy. He spoke on sugar contracts, quotas, and domestic production, expressing mixed views on abolishing quotas and stressing cooperation between producers and consumers.
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Cummings
Greeley
Pyed Cummings
Grand Latta
Washington
Louisiana
Michigan
Ilwell
Greeley Man Found Dead After Long Wait for Help
Charles W Warner, years, of 400 Ninth Avenue, was found dead in bed with his wife Mrs Cora Warner in the room. Neighbors reported the couple lay undiscovered for about twelve hours. Doctor Z G Wilmoth concluded death due to old age and exposure rather than freezing. Warner, a former grocer, came to Colorado in 1881 from New York state. He had a brother Fred in Northfield Illinois and a half sister Emma Warner in St Johnsbury Vermont. No children are listed. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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Cora Werner
Charles ‘W. Warner
Warner
Core
Mr. Warner
Goronor Wilmoth
Warners
Menth Avenue
New York State
Colorado
Fravor
Coto
Greeley
Fred Warner
Northfield
Emma Waorner
St. Johne
Sadley
Ammons Will Make Reports To Citizens
Denver reports Governor Teller plans a series of radio talks to keep Colorado citizens advised on government work. He indicated the talks would be like President Roosevelt’s fireside chats, with a public message of progress and transparency.
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Ammons
Denver
Teller
Colorado
Adkodt By
Roosevelt
Chinook Ends Severe Cold in Greeley
A chinook eased northern Colorado’s severe winter cold, lifting temperatures from subzero overnight to around 24 degrees above zero in Greeley by morning. Wind shifted from northwest to southwest as the warming gusts arrived, with several inches of snow on the ground and Eaton’s thermometer showing rapid rise after 4 a.m. The report notes hourly readings from the Eaton factory chronicle the dramatic temperature rebound.
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Colorado
Greeley
Greeley Sugar Victory
Weeke
Haton
Eaton
Ube
Man Injured at Canning Factory
Marin Merriman a 12 year old worker at the Kener Empson Packing plant fell from a ladder in the canning room and was taken to Orseley hospital at 7 30 Tuesday night with injuries not believed to be critical. He lives at 1820 Eighth avenue.
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Marin Merriman
Toreman
Kener Empison Packing Company
Linker
Orseley Hospital
Merriman
Bo He
Eighth Avenue
Plumb Heads New Board of Commissioners
Charles O. Plumb was elected chair man of the new board of county commissioners by unanimous vote at the first organization session. Rows Riggs named chairman pro tem, Apple reappointed county attorney, and District overseers named as Jack Dansaty for district one and Frank Dean for district three. The board discussed office hours to reduce interruptions and plan routine county business with morning closings and afternoon formal meetings to handle warrants visits and other matters.
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Charles O. Plumb
Board of County Commisssioners
Truesday
Rows Riggs
Clay R. Apple
Hamail
Jack Dansaty
Gecif Edwards
Frank Dean
Salerica
Toga
Charlee O. Phin Sue
Geatell
Ward
Greeley Tribune Carriers to Attend Chief Theatre Event
Greeley Tribune carriers or delivery staff will be guests of Chief Theatre in Greely Telmina city tonight. They will attend the showing of Bobby Green's film Rainbow on the River.
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Greeley Tribune
Greely
Telmina
Tae Chit Phere
Onight
Bobby Green
Spain accuses foreign carrier as base for fascist raids
Spanish authorities announce a probe into a foreign air carrier suspected of directing fascist bomb raids. The search follows a bombardment that killed one, with claims of undisguised cooperation between German and Italian navies. The incident prompts evacuations and shifts in Allied diplomatic posture amid rising tensions across Europe.
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Edutiera
Vaimnela
Enaternenaatal Citter
Valencia
Sugsex
Bpatu
Stratta
Gibraltar
Madrid
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Britain
Spain
Germany
France
Frandres Franco
Berlin
Ex College Trustee Welch Dies at Delta Home
Delta Colo Jan 13 Millon Welch 72 longtime western Colorado attorney and former district judge died at his home Thursday morning from a heart attack. He served as county judge 1895 to 1904 and as seventh judicial district judge for an unexpired term in 1926. He was a Grealey State College director for six years and a United States water commissioner. Survived by widow two daughters and one son. No funeral arrangements announced.
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Delta
Colo
Millon
Crowment
Colo Trado
Welea Wis
Tran
Brewict
Grealey State College
United States Water
Meet Your Little Merchant Tribune Carrier
Robertstus Aga 16 father Mo Bain of 1919 Thirteenth Street carries the longest route in the southwest city area beyond Highth Avenue. A sophomore at Greely High he saves money for training after high school. He enjoys gymnastics as a hobby and radio work as a pastime.
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Tribune
Highth Avenue
Highteent. Street
Robertstus
Aga 16
Pred Bain
Thirteenth Strest
Fot High School
iGreeley High
Bob
Slayer of Husband Faints on Stand in Brighton Court
Brighton January 13 Mary Fley ét slayer of husband faints during testimony in court. She insisted on the witness stand after claiming her husband kicked her while she was about to have a baby. She was revived and continued testifying about abuse and protecting their children.
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Brighton Court
Brighton
Mya
Mary Fleyét
Fueband
Earmarking Income Tax Money for Colorado Water Defense
A heated legislative battle looms over earmarking a portion of Colorado's income tax receipts for water defense with a proposed 2400000 fund. Democrat leaders outline the plan while Republicans demand funding reforms. pension proposals also surface as the session opens amid unclear procedures.
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Colorado Water Defense
Avaosiulod Presa
Denver
Ciryairk
Colorado
Iwater Defense
Gist General Assembly
Ledelasora
U P Increases Shop Forces at Cheyenne
The Union Pacific announces a winter employment boost at Cheyenne shops adding 60 new workers to the roster. About 476 men with 44 hour weeks and five day periods will work six days, restoring 63 jobs from December.
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Gheyenne
Jno
Wier pleads not guilty in Butler marist case in district court
The case of Wier on accoustry alley the fart in the Butler marist matter moves forward as Wier pleads not guilty and seeks bond reduction. Roberts also charged as an uneeseocy, delayed to Feb 3 for arraignment and setting. The district attorney proposed Feb 2 for Wier’s postponement but Hatch objects citing bond struggles and demands immediate representation. Roberts, now at Frank B. Davis feed yards, agrees to Feb 18 arraignment. The report notes tense bond talks, a new bondsman request, and continued court proceedings amid illness and procedural delays.
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Accoustry Alley
Butler Marist
Bir
Myr
Mra
Fred Pey
Fon
Grrelny
Secuer
Hatch
W. Clark
Bal
Roberts
Roberta
Parsons
Sakep den
Wil Hall
Thompson
Atate
A. M. Baker
Francher Strchet
Marche
B. Davis
Greeley
Mil B. Hatch
Wierander
Wemmada
Hatcen Wen
Hateh
Fred Peyton
Usathe
Hetla
Locomotive Kills Right Section Men
An Associated Press report from Los Angeles dated January 13 describes a freight locomotive accident near Beant Lamall town seven miles west of Las Vegas. Eight crewmen were killed when the train backed up and hit a small motor car on the Mojave main line. Foreman Viewnn Anderson of Brant was identified among the dead. engineer Wy H. Goll reported backing up from Nipton toward Brant. Local bodies were taken to Las Vegas for burial.
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Mojave
Unio Pacific Railroad
Beant
Lamall
Wiles Weal
Las Vegas
Ney
Sin
Brant
Rhe Zien
Snyill
Lima
Conon Pass
San Heraadino Valley
View Nn Anderson
Trant
Bean
Skid
Bodias
Lag Vesas
Wy H. Goll
Nipton Yhich
Ghiles
Clima
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