Policeman dies after assault during Minnesota WPA riot
In Minneapolis a 40 year old patrolman, John Gearty, died after being beaten by a mob during clashes between WPA workers and strikers. Officer Paul Largon assisted in detaining a nonstriker, Frank Fischer, who faced threats as authorities prepared to curb unrest. St. Paul officers and rallyes followed suit with protests and advice to halt walkouts.
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Minneapolis
Mum
Yistoad
WPA
Clint
Congress
John Gearty
Paul Largon
Frank Fischer
Gearly
G. W. Callerstrom
Coyonnyy Celeragis
Smekels
Veterana
St. Paul
Mleht
Sirikera
Sirike
Tierne- Pin
Marcy
Mlaneapolis
Duluib
AL St. Paul
William Falleo
Harold Staseru
Sams’ Glotzlach
WDA
Peacefak
Minnesota
Judgments Allowed On Abistrand Estate
Monday in the county court Judge Henjkmin A Woodceck allowed claims against the Abistrand estate by Employers Lifing Assurance and Niagara Trainsurvice. The award totaled 1494.23 for the insurers and 152.70 for Niagara, after commissions, with claims tied to the estate of the deceased and prior company relations. Roy M. Arrss represents the insurers. Trudolph Schroeder appeals from a justices court ruling granting G H Rodt rent and possession of a house two and a half miles east of Hudson.
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C.T. Abistrand
Counly
Henjkmin A. Woodceck
Alsa
Lishing Assurance Corporation
Niagara Trainsurvice Company
Vie
Niagara
Ajdount
Ahistrand
Lig
Fordlewith
Roy M. Arigss
Trudolph Schroeder
Curson Montiny
Justices Court
G. H. Rodt
Hudson
Gustav [Vereon
Four Denyerites Scale California Highest Peak Route
Four Denyerites attempt to scale California's highest peak in the 14,000 foot range as they confront southern California obstacles. Carl Meizer leads the expedition and Melzer reports Mount Whitney as the summit. Boulder team members include Bobby Gael Blaurack and Llyyn Apa Florance. Indys Florance hospitalized with a heart ailment. Mrs. Schall critically burned in a kerosene explosion at her summer home in Fate Park.
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Reese
Stulay
California
Carl Meizer
Cenortedl Dbey
Clive
Peoke
Pacific Coast
Melzer
Mount Wittney
United States
Bobby
Gael Blaurack
Colorata Mountain Club
Llyyn Apa
Mre. Schell
Coloraila
Enero
Denver
Myra
Jaurenes Schall
Greely
Yue
Schall
Howe
Fates Park
Michigan Pastor Favored For Park Church Call
C Fosberg Hughis of Camillac Michigan, First Congregational, will be unanimously recommended by the vacancy committee to the Park church congregation. The Rev Hughes, Albion College and Chicago Theological Seminary graduate, has four years in Cadillac and is married with no children. If called, he will move to Grooley Sent.
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Ivehes
Park Duires
Tian Beck
Ervine
Hughes
Grooley
Pendergast figure tied to half million looting claims
Kansas City reports auditors found a former political figure cashing eighty five thousand dollars in checks tied to Pendergast era companies. The Star notes looting spanned twelve years with involvement of Ready Mixed Concrete and Midwest Paving firms. Walter Colburn cites orders from Edward Schneider as part of the scheme. Schneider’s suicide occurred in April amid federal probes.
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Associated
Paros
Eira
Conzeron Tontels
Midwest Paving Fenany
Walter Colburn
Edward Schueider
Schneider
Pendergast
Record Heat Stuns Colorado Cities With 100s
Thermometers climbed to 103 at Great Western Sugar on Monday and 105 at Public Service west of Greeley Tuesday morning. Greeley reached 106 Tuesday afternoon while Denver barely crossed 100. The region faced a weekend heat wave pushing many readings past 100, with 107 at Denver region records and forecasts of 110 possible in some spots. Crops warned, forests at risk, and temperatures hovered around 90s to mid 100s across Colorado towns including Greeley, Grand Junction, Pueblo, Trinidad, and Durango as heat moved east toward the plains. The low dropped to 34 overnight on the foothills of Pikes Peak.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Public Service Company
Greeley
Mercury
Tis
Tawatowa Elormameters Recorder
Rocky Mountain
Great Tinins
Tha Sesdan
Geveral
Denver
Chadron
Nebr
Phillipabucg
Kan
Middle West
Great
Lokey
J. Hy, Lloyd
Chicago
Rockies
Colorado
Akvon
Grand Junction
Try
Sterling
Lamar
Solorado
Pueblo
Trinidad
Boundry
Craig
Durango
Comfortalla
Pikes Peak
Dying Wind Aids Larimer Forest Fire Crew
A chaotic scene showed WPA workers and demonstrators clashing as six to seven men attacked a worker attempting to intervene. A physician described injuries amid the unrest captured in an Associated Press photo.
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Dying Wind
Larimer Forest Fire Crew
WPA
Tack
Associated Press
Fire destroys pump house on Adcock Ranch
A pump house on the Adcock farm, three miles southeast of Windsor on the Greeley Windsor highway, was badly damaged Monday night, with the pumping system motor completely destroyed. The origin is unknown though transient gasoline seekers are suspected. Arthur Adcock, acting for his father, reported the loss after tending beans and alfalfa. The pump motor is ruined, so a tractor will be used to pump water to save the crop.
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Wie
Marry
Adcock Farm
Windsor
Greeley-Windsor
Aleetis
Artiur Adcuck
Early potato digging starts with mixed quality reports
Monday saw the first digging as several farmers began harvesting No 1 red and white potatoes under orders from truckers. Prices range about 92.00 and 91.50 per unit, with yields around 150 to 160 aarke. bloom persists and digging will take weeks.
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ilerost-Peckhawn
Truckora
Jang-Pointe Dolde
America Leaguers Beat Nats 3 to 1 in Seventh AILS Show
The American Leaguers toppled their National League rivals 3 to 1 in the seventh annual event before a crowd near 63,000 at Yankes Stadium. Pitchers Rufling, Beider, Feller, Dickey, Deringer, Lee, and Fette helped secure the win with solid relief and steady offense.
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Yankes
TN Lew
Chienxo
Awstuya
Hk Mw
Anertoniia
Feller
Dickey
Deringer
Lee and Fette
Lowntasdi
Rising Income From Taxes Pleases Carr
Colorado officials report rising tax revenues with July gains. Governor Ralph Carr says the increase supports pursuing any fraud inquiry into age postwar revenue potential. State Treasurer Charles M. Arie lauds tax collection progress, noting substantial July gains and future expectations as the treasury seeks broader collection through sales and other taxes. Armstrong notes revenue growth underscores state gains and envisions strengthening tax enforcement while awaiting legal guidance on investigative committee resolutions. Governor requests an attorney general opinion on the authority to sign resolutions authorizing legislative investigative committees.
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Colorado
Governwr
le Carr
Charles ML Ariestrong
Armstrong
Botteffeigls
Sles
Nmi
Treaahrer
Cuntamers
Gorenikabit Wioney
Jung
Denver
Ralph Corr
Rght
Calorado Legislaturo
Terim
Governoos
Meimberg
Senate Group Votes To Delay Neutrality Act
A Senate committee voted 2 to 11 to delay action on neutrality legislation until the next session. Democratic members Gillette and George supported the postponement, while several Republicans and other Democrats opposed. The move hampers administration efforts to advance the act this session. Secretary Hull indicated the administration would press ahead, seeking floor consideration if given procedural win.
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Senate
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Senatora Gillette
Towa
Anil George
Genegla
Senalor Reynolla
North Cavalinay van Nuys
Damocrat
Clark
Democrat
Mlaseue Shipstead
Karmerdahay
May White
Morte
Nburg
Arma
al Democratic
Barkley
Psi
Poxile
Willation
Comulites
Holl
Pscuutte
Irgiginijen
Adea Hon
Trulin
Hig
Stroke and Drowning Incident Reported Near Sanford
Nehia Ry Mraps, 38, drowned after falling into a ditch while walking near Sanford. Earlier, Kreps, who had suffered similar galories, fell over a headgate in the same ditch. Local authorities investigate the circumstances of the deaths.
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Sanford
Cola
GOP Meeting Announced for July 13 in Well County
A call has been issued by chairman A. W. Johnson for Well County Young Republicans to gather Thursday evening July 13 at 7 30 p m in the Oan company lounges Tenth Street and Milwaukee to discuss national and local Republican candidates for upcoming races.
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Republican Party
Diacisa
Nalential
Eqqubiican
Virion Hay
Oan
Loungs
Tenth Strest
Miolh Aganizo
A. W. Johnson
Chaleran
Jounaon Ih
al Otteind
Well County Young Itepublican Club
McReynolds Dies As House Foreign Affairs Chair
Washington July 1 1933 Democratic Congressman McReynolds chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee died of a heart attack at his apartment. A Chattanooga Tennessee native born 1866 served in Congress since 1922. He led hearings on foreign policy and helped shape legislation on arms control and neutrality during the interwar period.
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Sam
Mc Reynolds
Tennessee
Mouse Foreign
Washington
Associated
Dproas
San D. McReynolds
Chateman
House Foreign Affairs
George W. Calver
Capital
McNeynolds
Tfa
Chattahooga
Hed Son
Tellesgee
Colyevas Ty Ur
Amd
New York
Tins Neonath
Ehatman
McReynolds
Boo
Costa
Michard
America
Renfro Pays $201.50 Fine in City Court
Long list of local fines follows for drunken driving, disturbances, and municipal violations. Willam Trontro, 68, of 881 Firth cet pled guilty for a license offense and was fined 201.50. Other offenders from LaSalle to Denver paid small sums for signal light violations, drunkenness, disturbances, and related charges. Mayor’s license case resulted in a separate 201.50 fine.
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Willam Trontro
Firth
Wiley
Te Welts Tenuer
Mrvive
Fred Lasser
Platteviilt
Troia ‘Trailln
Lowla ‘Toujttlo
Greetey
George Lopes
daSalle
Alfred. Alveris
Aull
Dan Ballinger
Denver
Tesua Billes
Gilcrest
Albert Stone
Grevley
Aveltinim Frentyo
Creeley Man
Tusaday
Hinto Meense
Benjamin A. Woodcock
Weather summary for Colorado Wyoming and Tacoma region
Readable fragments describe Colorado weather with Tuesday night and Wednesday warmer in the southwest and cooler north Wednesday. Wyoming notes include cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with cooler Wednesday afternoon. Tacoma forecast covers 24 hours ending Tuesday with a high around 163 and low values.
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Colorado
Southwest
Wyoming
Worst Forest Fire in Roosevelt District Under Loss
Reports from Fort Collins on July 11 describe fires in Roosevelt National Forest spreading northwest, burning about 1,500 acres in a 6,000 acre area with over 1,000 fire fighters. Blazes also burn near Black Hills and Bennett Peak in Wyoming and Colorado border regions, with hundreds of personnel battling flames and aerial surveys locating spot fires. No injuries reported as crews from CCC, Park Service, and private operators bolster efforts toward containment.
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S Associated Frere
Fort Collins
Roosevelt National Forest
Forest Service
Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
Marnang
Slack Hills Forest
Hanna
Wyo
Bennett Peak
Rites
Green River
Wyn
Prospect Mountain
Spite Mack
Split Hoek
Colorado
Roosevelt National Parrest
Fort Colsh3
Greeley
W. R. Kreul- Tol
A.A. Brown
Asslesad
Nout
Panhandle Creek
Airling
Red Feather Lakes
Red Feather
Greyley
Kyavizer
Brown
Perth
Amd
Park Service
CCG
Kieulzer
Wits
Wreuter
Bordins Siren
Hrowa
Calono A. S. Veeck
Forester
Denver
Krontzar
Lad
Eaton
Fire Natureservoir
Sandy Creek
Weld Couunty
Neon
Chevokes Park
Meather Lakes
Iba
National Park Service
Forestry Service
Timber Company
Irrigation Ecompany
Waliten
Logegera
Ol Tune
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Adcock Ranch
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