Wyoming Considers Contempt Action Over Water Use Dispute
Wheatland Irrigation project directors urge Attorney General Kerr to pursue contempt against Colorado water users on the Laramie River headwaters for alleged overuse under a U S Supreme Court decree. Wyoming faces possible action as 12,000 acres of beets already rely on limited river water, with risk to a major sugar beet district.
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Clevenne
Wyn
Wheatland Irrigation Project
Ewing T. Kerr
Colorado
Zaramle
Latainié
Wolalau
U. S. Supreme Court
Wheatland
Laramie
Wyoming
Wesuneon
North Platte
Cheyenaierr
Eariley
United States Supreme Court
Joseph A. Eliott
Rudugger
Elin
Thy
Kerr
Eliott
Wheatland Project
Iriel
W. Kerr
Escaped Alcatraz prisoners said to be alive state wide
A jumble of notes links ex-convicts to Alcatraz escapes with reports of sightings near Seminole and Shawnee Oklahoma. Investigators in Oklahoma City and San Francisco hold ongoing searches, while a San Francisco chief confirms persistent efforts across agencies. A separate note mentions a church lecture in Washington and parishioners urged to attend, plus local obituaries and minor accidents.
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Alcatraz
Oklahoms
Sicl
Ted Cole
Naiph Roe
Oklahoma
Nat J. Ploy F
Seminola
Ear McGure
Excoses Pel
Garden City
Puculo
Coto
Jost Pridoy
McQuire Envanges
Syracuse
Kar
Heat record as 96 degrees hits Urveloy area
Wednesday brought 96 degree heat in Urveloy and main testy with four hours of intense warmth before a thunder shower. Public Service Company's sub station west of Greeley reached 90 degrees at 1:30, while other readings varied and a later shower cooled readings.
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Urveloy
Main Testuy
Public Service Company
Greeley
Halniall
Nationwide WPA Strike Threatens Looming Walkouts
Washington July 6 threat of a national WPA strike loomed as workers faced a new relief bill cutting hours to 120 per month. AFL leaders warned of possible mass walkouts, while Colorado officials reported no local unrest yet and predicted no strike in Weld county.
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Washington
Antony Metbers
WPA
Jonger Wuurs
Thomas A. Murray
Rowner
AFL
Greater
New York
Salt
A. Foot Lo
A. F
Seadera
Murray
New York City
Weld County
Anul
Leigh Luning
Hesles
Lundin
Colorado
Boulder
Larimeér
Fort Morgan
Workers Alliance
Union of
Wels
British Planes To Go To France
London July 6 The British government proposed to hive Ma allies Torehan treaties today by Introduc ing a KHL in parliament providing a credit fund of 60 000 000 pounds for yuccases in the United Kingdom At the same time air ministry proposed that five squadrons of British planes would be sent to France to take part in Bastille day exercises July 14 The credit fund and measures are reported as aims to strengthen Britain against Germany and the danger of any coup in Danzig Most of the fund would go to war materials.
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London
United Ichngdom
Air Ministry
France
Germany
Danzig
Weather Colorado forecast cloudy periods and showers
Colorado forecast shows party cloudiness Thursday night and Friday with scattered showers in mountain areas and warmer conditions in the east. Partly cloudy Thursday night and Friday with cooler in the southwest. Local 24 hour high around 96 and low near 3. Temperature 0.08 observed.
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Colorado
Sounttain
Woaler
East
Eouthesst
Mats. Ture
Flood Toll in Kentucky Destroys Morehead Homes
Photographs from the eastern Kentucky flood show swift water disaster in Morehead. Upper image depicts residents asleep as a flash flood broke into a home and railroad tracks. 38 drowned locally with potential toll nearing 160 across Mood area. Lower image records a taxicab swept away, its radiator embedded in the ground.
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Ken
Morehead
McNutt Boom For President Pleases Him
Paul Y. McNutt, heir to the Democratic nomination effort, said after a conference with President Roosevelt that he saw no reason for his forces to stop their push for the 1940 presidential bid. He would resign as commissioner to the Philippines after completing work there and preparing to depart with his possessions including his dog. He did not say if he would run, but noted pleasant reports from supporters.
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Washingtou
Paul Wyble Nutt
PI Bluey
Moosevelt
Haminalian
Althouilly
Matty Liat Bo
Indiana
Philippines
Washington
Paul Y. MclAull
Mana
Nemosmls
McNure
Romevelt
Uiet
Chess Expert M Katz to Exhibit at College Club
Polish chess expert M Katz, a well known figure, gives a free exhibition of Modern chess techniques tonight at 8 p m in the Colorado State College of Education student club house. Katz, a Colorado resident for years, claims victories over top players in the west and says he will duel any takers who wish to try beating him.
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M. Katz
Colorado State College of Education
Roosevelt Gains Power to Devalue Dollar in Senate Vote
Washington reports the Senate approved a bill restoring President Roosevelt’s authority to set the gold silver price and devalue the dollar. The measure fixes a 71.11 cent per ounce price for domestic silver and details the Treasury’s 2 billion stabilizing fund. Debate centered on legality and executive power as the bill moves toward final passage.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Awuata
Alice Hue
Walt
Weelern
Bowny
Ingl Keimay
Aliver Wis Baushe
Pho Sxeimie Nigo
Uill Wwerely
Iim
Strike Shuts Five General Motors Plants Detruit
Strikes affect five GM plants across Detroit and Pontiac, idling about 8700 tool and die workers, engineeres and maintenance staff. Walter Reuther of the UAW warns of layoffs and overtime suspensions as the labor action escalates.
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General Motors
Detruit
General Malora Corporation
Tony
al Agree
akMed
Mosher
Delvott
Chevrolet
Detroit
Ister
Fisher
Pontiac
Winter Soy Recovers After Serious Plant Fire Accident
Jay G Edward Bott, 44 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Bott of Windsor, was badly burned when a defective weed burner, used near his clothing, ignited his clothing. He remains at Windsor Hospital in critical condition. He is reported to be in analytical stage with some hopes for recovery. He was laid to rest in Windsor Cemetery on Saturday.
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Winidaor
Jay G
Edward
John Bott
Windnor
Windsor Hospital
Tia
Windsor Cemetery
43 Bodies Recovered As Toll of High Water In Eastern Kentucky
The report notes 43 bodies recovered amid severe flooding in eastern Kentucky. It cites county officials confirming the toll and ongoing recovery efforts. no further official names or details are clearly readable in the fragment.
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Kentucky
Greeley Plumbers Fight New Rule as Council Delays
City council defers action on a proposed plumbing ordinance amid protests by Greeley plumber Harton who warns costs could rise by 40 percent. The debate centers technical rental terms and the impact on local builders while petitions seek street oiling extensions and revival approvals face neighborhood notice.
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Pasasgo
Gresler
Twinhl
Gyedley
Il Harton
Greeley
Diasuarion Morton
Emmell
G. Mt Colpitls
Fiat Reading
Marion
Rentil Beaneis
Sud
Cole
Greetey
Thomas Tulvet
J. B. Willer
Cowicl| Wakta
Ely
Te Pillar of Five
Inca Avenue
Pittoeith Street
Chatrama T
Vanderhoot
Tienda
Cornell
Fourth Avenue
Kuweth Avenue
Elovoneh Street
Fragmentary obituary fragment mentions Eisenharth family
A fragmentary obituary notes Mrs. Eisenhart, of Torrington Wyoming, survived by numerous descendants and children. The text references a hospital transfer and lists scattered names and numbers, but many details are unreadable or garbled.
Thieves Strip Automobiles In Greeley Thefts
Police report early Thursday morning two cars were stripped on the south side of Thirteenth Street West of Wishiceath Avenue. A 1936 Chevrolet owned by Iny K.R. Roblison and a 1933 Chevrolet owned by W. L. Bishop were found missing four tires and wheels and a hubcap, with ignition wiring damaged. Investigators started work on the case after 4:55 a.m. scans of the area.
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Tilaves
Shelp
Greeley
Thirteenth Street
Wishiceath Avenue
Chevrolet
Iny KR. Roblison
Twelfth Avenue
W. L. Bishop
Noone, Colo
Thirteenth Avenues
Crein
Hopison
Fire Destroys Granada Elevator
A July 6 blaze at the Granada elevator near Oslaride damaged a Wheat storage facility owned by Colorado Milling Co of Denver. Unofficial estimates place losses between 35,000 and 50,000 dollars as a north wind hindered spreading the fire through the structure.
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Granda
Coto
The
Colorado Milling Company of
Denver
Santa Foroih Road
Oslaride
Debris Search Deepens for Kentucky Flood Victims
News from Morehead and Livestock County reveals rescue teams probing wreckage after a severe eastern Kentucky flood. Authorities report hundreds missing or dead as bridges are washed out, towns isolated, and property losses mount. Red Cross workers note dozens more deaths likely. officials warn access could remain limited for days.
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Moreheal
Kentucky
Red Cross
Shevitt Osti- Intel
Liveathitt
Edward Kally
Inesburg
Ewenty
Morehead
Nowaee
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