Roosevelt silent on Colorado primary roils Pueblo visit
President Roosevelt avoided mention of Colorado Democratic senatorial race in Pueblo addressing a crowd of about 16 000 on the royal Gorge platform. He praised democracy and conservation, noted Governor Ammons, and spoke of national unity while not naming Adams Hillard or any candidates.
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Charles Ginsberg
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Sweet
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Ginsberg
Ray H. Talbot
Hanging Bridge
Royal Gorge
Johnson
Lewis
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Alva B. Adams
Iris
Benjamin O. Hill- Sord
Tutle
Algost
Ammons
Puebla
Ed ©. Johnson
John A. Marlin
Spearville
Ang
Tuskas
Benjamin C. Hillard
Alva B. Aung
Jack King Wins Match Tuesday in Junior Golf
Jack King a 12 year old Greeley player defeated Donnie Wright in a Junior Golf consolation match at Lis Colorado. The Denver report notes the event as part of the Colorado Junior Golf Tournament with detail on the match and participant.
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Denver
Jack King
Greeley
Donnie Wright
Colorado
Picketing Near Lucerne Breaks Up Without Arrests
A 25 person picket near Greeley and Lucerne, Weld County, Colorado, dispersed peacefully after Sheriff Anderson mediated. No arrests. leader Wendell Phillips was briefly questioned. Telegrams from the Young Communist League and others demanded release of detainees and constitutional government restoration. Union circulars pushed reinstatement and wage claims for pea field workers.
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Sherif Gua Anderson
Greeley
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Gid Eaton
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Wendell B. Phillips
Wilde Bulleing
Welton Wheet
Denver
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Sheriff Anderson
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Gresley
Philips
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Pea Felds Thesday
Hubbell
Youngs Communist League
Young Communist League Demani
Weld
Wiiliwinl Assembly
Vilacion
Weld County Pioneer George Hodgson’s 75 Year Trail
George Hodgson, longtime Weld County resident and Meeker museum curator, arrived at Fort St Vrain 75 years ago on July 12 1953. A government guide, surveyor, rancher, and farmer, he helped build Weld County’s courthouse in 1917 and forecasting growth for northern Colorado. He reflects on intensive farming, Grand Lake project hopes, and the region’s favorable soil and water as proof of future development.
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Providence
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Weld County
Colorado
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Colorado Arkansas Wyoming Weather Briefs
Weather forecast notes generally fair conditions in Colorado Tuesday night and Wednesday with cooler air in the Arkansas valley Tuesday night. Wyoming shows cooler air late Tuesday night into Wednesday. Local 24 hour period ending 4 pm Tuesday reports high 199 and low 6S.
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Colorado
Coolar
Arkansas Valley
Wyoming
Norton Denied Rehearing by High Tribunal
Colorado state supreme court Monday denied the rehearing request of I. P. Newton former mayor of Garden City. District Judge C. C. Catlin had recently found the south edge web oasis at Greene had been legally formed and ordered the municipality dissolved. Proceedings loom for re-incorporation as petitions from nearby residents seek a July 29 special election on incorporation.
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Deignet Garden City
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C. C. Catlin
Greeney
Herbert H. Brant
A. H. White
Use
Supreme Court
Mant
Harry Rudbeck
Garden City
Hava Sighad
Uy So
Damage Report From Backing Auto Incident
Police records describe a five dollar damage incident involving a vehicle backing into a parked car near Tenth street and Wight Avenue in Locist Grave Oklahoma. The auto was driven by Mrs. Dorothy Fritz of Eaton when the collision occurred Monday. T Hagan of Locist Grave was the other party involved.
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T. Hagan
Okla
Mra
Horothy
Fritz
Eaton
Fritz Backenk
Tenth Street
Wigh H Avenue
Tax Board says Dupont and Raskob evaded taxes with paper actions
Washington July 12 The United States board of tax appeals found that Pierre DuPont and John J Raskob had attempted to evade more than 1 000 000 of income taxes through paper transactions Insecurities The board may decide later the exact additional tax due for 1939 but lawyers estimate Raskob could owe about 1 000 000 and DuPont about 600 000 DuPont served as a major Republican campaign fund contributor and Dupont executive Raskob led the Democratic National Committee and managed Al Smiths 1928 campaign later backing Liberty League
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Washington
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Pierre & DuPont
John J. Raskob
Raskob
DuPont
DePont
Stabbed Man in Eaton Hall Fight In Fair Condition
Joe Ronin, 46, among two stabbed men in a Sunday Eaton hall fight, is reported in fair condition at Greeley hospital with abdominal wounds. Companion Joe Gutierrez, 30, is listed in good condition with similar injuries. Investigators anticipate arrests as four others sustained minor wounds.
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Joe Ronin
Eaton Pollhall
Greeley’ Hospital
Tuesaday
Joe Guiterez
Shevitt
Democrats Hold Precinct Meets In Weld County
Democrats held precinct caucuses Monday night in Weld County naming delegates to the county assembly to be held Friday. The assembly will select delegates to the state assembly and nominate the county primary meet. Reports were received Tuesday by county party secretary M J Wajah. Thermometers in Greeley reached 100 degrees as summer heat continued with 99 degrees the prior Saturday.
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Weld
Conty Assembly
M. J. Wajah
Greeley
Health Board Named by County Commissioners
Granlion named executive committee to select director of the Wold County Health Department. Five members listed: Dr C B Dyito, W Greenely. W S Hunt, superintendent of schools. D C Cine, county welfare director. Mrs W J Garnsey, Greeley. Mrs W I Monfort, Greeley. Hunt to serve during term. others to serve one four-year term beginning July 4.
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Mra
W. I. Monfort
Greeley
Cline Wit Hunt
Hagiaening Tuly
Hot Dry July Days Kill Dandelions With New Formula
County agent L V Tayne advises hot dry weather as ideal to apply a newly developed spray against dandelions. The formula uses seven gallons of water with two pints of coppen nitrate to treat 1000 square feet of lawn. Apply in the forenoons and repeat in about 45 to 46 days. the formula originates from Manitoba.
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L. V. Tayne
Manitoba
Chinese Raze U S Property As Japs Attack
Shanghai dispatch describes Japanese assault on Kiukiang outskirts with Chinese defense forming barricades and an emergency refuge at Kuling. Reports say Chinese bombarded riverfront, damaged bridges, and destroyed Standard Oil property while evacuating ships and salvaging assets amid widespread destruction.
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Kinkiong
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Dorptte
United States
Nelson T. Johns
Standard ON Company of
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American Workers
Republicans Hold County Meet in Fort Collins
About 130 Republicans attended the central committee meeting at the Miss Methodist church dining room on Monday noon. Principal speaker P. L. Fetzer of Denver contrasted the New Deal with a spider's web. Armstrong attacked State Treasurer Badford's tax administration and praised or criticized several candidates for governor and local offices. Precinct caucuses are set for July 18 and the county assembly for July 20.
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Central Committee
Yoo
Miss Methodist Church
Herman Crisp
Charles M. Armstrong
Ten W. Suoderasa
George H. Bradfield
Greeley
Washington
Homer F. Badford
Dedford
Republican County Assembly
County Boys Tear Gas Guns For Sheriff
County commissioners ordered purchase of a pistol and shoulder gun for tear gas cartridges for sheriff officers. The office also gains rifles and revolvers with an expanded gas supply and range to 86 yards for pistols and 150 yards for the shoulder gun. Commissioner Roas Riggs says the equipment will aid officers in potential crises and prevent past trouble through proper gear.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ie Sheritt
Sherite'y
Officina
Roas Riggs
Weld
Rigge
Ihla Saplainert
Howard Hughes closes leg toward Omsk on round world flight
American millionaire aviator Howard Hughes and four companions sped from Moscow toward Omsk in a silver monoplane, crossing central Europe and into Siberia. Officials reported Hughes had completed about half the 1,380 mile hop with a 720 mile leg already logged and planned to refuel before continuing toward their next halt.
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New York
Grover Whalen
Ed Gund
Hughes
Whalen
Harry Conner
Richard Stoddart
T. K. Thurlow
Omsk
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Associated Press
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Howard Hughos
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Fia
Vallea River
Kagan
Moscow
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Alaska
Great Western Joins Job of Developing Sugar Beet Machines
Associated Press reports July 12 that Great Western Sugar president Frank A. Kemp announced a three year program for sugar beet machinery development. The United States Beet Sugar Association and University of California will co fund $70,000 for experimental work with the division of agricultural engineering, Denver convention opening.
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Associated Press
Denver
Frank A. Kemp
Great Western Sugar Company
United States Beet Sugar Association
Kemp
Asgoriation
University of California
Regenta of
Wil Yeralty
Te Association
Tollega
Angel Gusture
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