Green Mountain Dam strike halts Colorado project
American Federation of Labor construction workers on the Green Mountain Dam in Colorado strike for union recognition and job classification upholds, forcing a halt on the 1800 foot diversion tunnel. About 250 men walked off the site after negotiations stalled since November, amid calm in Kremmling and ongoing investigations by state officials.
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Associated Press
Kremmling
Volo
American Federation of Labor
Green Mountain
Colorado
Antd
Kal Walsh
Lue International Orion
Warner Construction Company
Chicag
Gran Mountain
Warure Company
Wath
Tha
Praiet
George 5
Heaton
Krammling
Tay
Ray HK
Trannaiman
Chhirican
Calorain Judgetrial Commission
Mremmitng
Tieong Dervard Teets
Hiterriew
Conesite
Thay
Arthur H. Ing
King
Winslow
Gresley
Northern
Colorado Water Conservancy District
Sard
Telephone Sq Ware Company
Roy Cranner
Estate Industrial Commission
Leporla
Athens
ALF
Pleketa
Altoro
Colorado and South Dakota Fires Checked
Fires across the Black Hills of South Dakota and Roosevelt National Forest in northern Colorado have burned thousands of acres over the past week. A firefighter, Ervin Goegele, 21, of Roacos, Md., was killed when struck by lightning during a storm while aiding the Black Hills blaze. His body was found beneath rock where he sought shelter.
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Denver
Black Hills
South Dakota
Roosevelt National Forest
Colorado
Umberland
Ilva Sphtera
Ervin Goegele
Roacos
M. D
CCO
5 Rock
Davis Faces No-License Charge In North Eleventh Ave Beer Place
Claude Davis of Areeley is charged in Justice Court of W R Adams with selling beer without a license. Bond set at 100 dollars for appeal on Thursday afternoon trial. City council revoked license Tuesday night at the North Eleventh Avenue beer place.
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Claude] Davis
Areeley
Justice Court
W. RR. Adams
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Merrick Becomes Avertang Head at Collins Paper
Courtley Merrick, former Cree ley Daily Tribute advertising manager, moves this week to Fort Collins Express Gaucier as advertising director. He has led in Greeley three years and is active in Lions Club and Junior Chamber of Commerce. His wife, escort Mrs Merrick, and older son Atlan will join as soon as able.
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Courtley Merrick
Creeley Daily
Fort Collis
Part Colling
Ales
Merrick
T. Wyle BT
St. Algina
12000 English Navy Reservists Called to Colors
Associated Press reports from London that 12 000 naval reservists would be called to colors as Britain readies for possible emergencies. Prime Minister Chamberlain spoke to the House of Commons noting 12000 retired officers and reserve sailors would report for duty and remain active through September. The move marks the first mobilization since the czarist era, signaling heightened readiness during the current period.
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Associated Press
London
Chamberlain
Britain
House of Commons
WPA Workers Strike Drives Dismissals Across States
In a national WPA strike, 12 905 workers were dismissed. Total job refusals rose to 62 770 as more employees stayed away or took short protests. Officials report operations continue in 23 states while wage debates intensify with White House and unions.
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Associated Press
Washington
WPA
Ab. Dent
Atonday
Tony
Carrington
Federatin
Roosevelt
Dan Tracy
Tracy
Ranseyett Ling
New York City
Cleveland
Explosion causes damage to U S aircraft carrier Ranger
Norfolk July 13 A naval inquiry attributes the fire and explosion aboard the Ranger to a welder's spark igniting a packet of flammable material. Damage estimates range from 37 000 to 80 000 with reports of injuries aboard the ship.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Vic
Rene Adwirar Mif
Simmons
Nottak Navy Yard
Soit
Carrion
Hutter
Wordship
Woweller
Wills m
Albufral Simmons
Tule
High Bonds Set for Union Strike Leaders
In Harlan Kentucky on July 12 bonds totaling 235000 were set for United Mines Workers officers amid a clash between pickets and national guardsmen. George Titler, district secretary, faced sedition and armed attack charges. A Denver man, A L Woodruff, was jailed for investigation after a complaint involving a 11 year old. Valentino Deatha of Erie was sentenced for assault. A case involving a mountain accident near Platteville left one injured. Profit takers edged stocks in New York with volume near 950,000 shares.
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Harlan
The
United Mines Workers
National
George Titler
Waa
Nastions
Lsaling
Ard
Elelody
A. L. Woodruff
Denver
Gas G. Anderson
Vaonly
Platteville
Flood control study amendment moves Senate subcommittee
Washington July 13 Senator Johnson a Democrat from Colorado led a Senate commerce subcommittee vote to approve an amendment authorizing a flood control study in the South Platte River basin covering Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Washington
Johnson
Colorado
Wyerdale
Nebraska
Temperature Drop Records Across Regions Amid Heat Wave
A major heat wave grips the Rocky Mountain and Great Plains areas with temperatures dipping by up to eight degrees in places. Residents report a humid, uncomfortable day with highs near 105 in Akron and 109 in Denver, while Grand Junction records slight changes and Fort Morgan hits 93. The cooling trend arrives late in the day but fails to fully relieve the intense heat across Colorado and neighboring states.
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Rocky Mountain
Great Plains
Akron
Eastea
Grand Junction
Fort Margintad
Lowntown
Wholesale Cherry Price Cut at Loveland
A wholesale price reduction for cherries was announced today by the Cherry Gro lecs association. The new wholesale price for pulled cherries will be 3 cents per pound and higher prices apply to clipped, trail, and estowed fruit. The move aims to ease costs for wack ers who often traveled long distances, though retail prices may remain unchanged. In a separate matter, a jury in the Justice Court of W Eh Adana returned a verdict for Reuben Peri bandt of 1130 Third Avenue, Greeley, for $200 against Quinton Anderko after an incident five miles west of Greeley on June 5. Attorney Wy Albion Garlaow represented the plaintiff and 14, Moutetens the defense.
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Logiland
Cherry Grolecs Association
Altho
Genern
Vere- Hall
Wackers
Car Dealers to Challenge State Chain Tax Power
Denver July 12 Organized Colorado dealers announce plans to fight a ruling by State Treasurer Armstrong requiring licenses for all dealer agencies and to widen the state tax on chain stores. President Dean Gilespin of the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association says the move would affect many small agencies and resist the state effort as burdensome. Armstrong cites recent state orders and notes a large sum charged for licenses from 1933 to 1939, while dealers claim independence and oppose the broad licensing scheme.
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Associated Brew
Denver
Colorado
Charlon
Dean Gilespin
Colorado Automobile Dealens Association
Armstrong
Governor and Bain Push Court Test on Committee Spending
Governor Ralph L. Carr seeks a court ruling to define legislative committee powers over funds. He favors testing the insurance investigation panel led by Senator Wallee Bain of Greeley to determine if committees can spend allotted money. The proposal faces opposition over scope and method, with interims and lawmakers debating whether a court test should cover committee subpoenas and funds.
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Dennen
Ralph L. Carr
Ander
Denyer
House
Gener
Byron G. Rogera
Ieiriet
Wallee Bain
Greeley
Bota
Greeley Thurs
Lus
Indole
Interin
Bedford
Tom
Saratov Gott
Squalus Submarine Breaks Cable Near Surface
Navy salvage crews report the Squalus submarine broke free near the surface causing fatal losses among 26 crew. The lift of pontoon ballast and divers' efforts followed a dramatic escape attempt as tides and high pressure air were used to surface the wreckage.
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Metwaist Navy
Une Minente
Cole
Athmacle
Che
16 Aboard Doomed Barge Rescued Near Carlsbad
San Diego area reports a rescue of 16 people aboard the fishing barge Ashing Mayne after it was pounded by surf near Carlsbad, 25 miles north of San Diego. Coast guard and sheriff units joined crews to reach the stranded vessel and lift passengers from danger.
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Ramcloto Preps
San Diego
Calif
Tay
Coastahindamon
Pales
Dopaly Sheriffs
Cremen
Rescoe 16
Hean Mayne
Pitcen
Carlsbad
Millet
Here
Bleitlemint
W. Binton
Fran
Ware
Mwinmora
Woman golfer Milne takes second in Cheyenne event
In Cheyenne Wyoming on July 1 a women's golf tournament results show Mrs James Milne of Circeley finishing second to Mrs Black of Cheyenne with a score of 93. Fort Morgan’s Ebva Medi also participated, while Mendy Bh Win Tournty Cheyenne is noted in the standings.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Va Medi
Fort Morgan
Chan- Blan
Jamea Milne
Circeley
Mys. Black
Legion Leaders Plan Poster For Chicago Convention
Woven from fragmented notes, Legion leaders craft a poster after ordering a streamlined gate, aiming to stir interest in the Chicago convention. Veterans whose war service declined in 1918 show a somber shift away from earlier zeal.
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Legion
Thic
George Patty
Gate
Gil
Chicago
Senate Rejects 30 Pension Plan for Aged Nation
A chaotic Senate vote rejected a $30 monthly pension for the elderly amid debate over federal aid beyond existing payments. Proponents, led by Senator Bilbo, argued aid would ease poverty while opponents cited security and budget concerns.
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Senate
Mrs D D Dunn Dies Here Wednesday
Mrs D D Dunn dies here Wednesday at 47, widow of DU Gunn, born Greenville, survived by husband and three children. native of Nadrelson Gece bev Hi, long in Grew ley since 1918. brothers Henry Clay Barn Downerlson Aaron Tearnhill Batting Md Xaleph Born Greenville. funeral arrangements at Salling's with local welfare and King’s Daughters club noted.
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Mra Mag Mildred Din
Gunn
Elgin Street
Sha Qraning Swaptiri Wedansilay
Attarnoon
Dent
We Bosnimlane
Plo Barnhill
Pasadena
Calif
Nore
Milkore
Matvoos Club
Firat Methodist Editel
Gmnet
Tig King’s Daughters
Salling’s
Britain Plans Public Loan To Pay for Arms
Sir Sona Shnon, chancellor of the exelewitnr, told Parliament that new guirths found at about 350,000,000 pounds probably sterld the Heeesenry to meet Britain's mounting armament cost this year. Julia Vasquez, six months old, died at her china Wednesday afternoon. Cerence T. Wilmoth sent conyulaings, MATAUtritton and excesslya Leal were contributing CATE.
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Sona Shnon
The
Exelewitnr
Parliamen
Infsl
Aew
Julia Vasquez
Mart Vasquez
China
Cerence T. G. Wilmoth Skh
Conyulaings
Matautritton
Excesslya Leal
Cate
Oil Tales Stir East Weld in Deepening Rumor and Reality
In east Weld county rumor spread that the old Nings oil well at Greasewood was being deepened into the southern sand. John Starner of Manning and Martin denied. The Briggs well, brought in 1931, is being cleaned and swabbed with a crew of four, start Friday. Casing and perforation steps aim to prevent cave-ins. depth now 6,675 feet. Ida Johnson well remains the only other producing well at Greasewood, owned by Payger Packing in Denver, while Patterson discovery has been abandoned after years of production losses.
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Manning
Martin
Ourroge
Weld
Ol Lenses
Munalag
May UN
Lie Well
Starner
Ine
Dakota
Starner Salil
Wits
Auitea
Wal
Me Morwr
Continental OW
Maule
Aariln
Ida
Three Named to Fine Jobs in Reorganization
Washington July 13 Associated Press President Roosevelt's initial selections for new jobs created in the civil service reform plan as part of a reorganization include Lauchlin Currie economist Wilkins H McHeynolda administrative assistant to the secretary and James L Rowe Jr assistant to Brig. Gen. Lewis Nixon. The appointees will be named later and carry annual salaries of ten thousand dollars.
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Washington
Rongevelt
White House
Vandyman
Lauchlin Currie
Federal
Regevye Board
Wilkins
H. McHeynolda
Thy Smerny
Tin Assistry
Sind
James Lf Rowe
Brig. Geln Lewis NATO
Trey
Funeral for Mrs Keys Held Here on Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Liollin Keys, aged 87, of Hudson Wyoming, were held at Macya Mortuary Thursday afternoon. Mrs Keys, who moved to Greeley in 1859 and later to Hudson, is survived by her sons Rot and The Kays of Hudson and Lyle Keys of Boulder City Nevada, a brother A T Jones of Gresley, two nephews A Grys of Phoenix and Lloyd Jones of Kates Park, and five grandchildren.
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Liollin Keys
Hudson
Wyo
Macya
Gresley
Hephewa
al G. .Rrys
Phoenix
Ariz
Lloyd Jones
Kates Park
Longmont Food Poisoning Affects Many Residents
Report from Longmont details widespread food poisoning cases among locals and visitors. Medical staff treat dozens as officials investigate the incident while hospitals notify families and coordinate with health authorities. In San Antonio, Corrigan completes a cross country flight amid weather delays, and McNutt assumes the role of federal security administrator in Washington.
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Jangnin
Daly
G Wo Bixler
Mra
Ky Misaklasi
Philiizen
T. Kanemata
Bya Ehbbitzen
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