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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1936

Page

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Fatal fall from truck boosts 1936 highway deaths

Samuel A Blair died after falling from a moving truck near Greeley. The accident raised Weld County highway fatalities to 19 in six months, with two more deaths linked to motor vehicles and a third severe injury in the same day. Blair, born in 1857, was a grandfather and church member. his death followed a head fracture and unconsciousness as the truck lacked sideboards. Police described multiple crashes in the area with varied injuries and fatalities, including Alex Koch, 48, killed in a separate collision, and Henry White severely injured.

Suionel Alvin Hlalt Gresley Hoapital Wold County Alex Kooh Sa Hie Cax Evins Henry White MoKiay Gnoller Geetdent Lin Greslay Hospital Blair J. W. Ferrell Second Avenue Mr. Blair Billy Blair Convey Neff'y Lake Spirth Nettie May Townsley Gretley Gill Greeley Methodist Episcopal McMillan Mizabeth Meeker Odenn Side Calif Charles We. Evens Mra George Carlson Byers Harold ¢. Blair Denver J. I. Oughtred Logoland Biddy, Hanson San Jose Edgar A. Reeves Bheridan Wyo Macys Mortuary Weet Fork Collis LaSalle Greeley-Loveland Oscar A. Solomon Windsor Solomon White Ramah Colo Arapahoe County Tyans-LaSalle Bridge Weld Alex Koch Asi Parsons Hie Koch Campbell Neb J. A. Peterson T Iro Marjorie Elsie Arhold Och United States

Virginian Falls to Death at Crater Lake Rim

A Virginian hiker died after falling from the Crater Lake Rim in Crater Lake National Park. The victim, identified by the report as Warren Gowden, age 19, was reported missing during a hike and found after a fall from a high overlook. Search and rescue teams were alerted, and local authorities are reviewing the incident for final details.

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Rockport Hit-and-Run Causes Citywide Car Damage

A hit-and-run driver near Rockport caused a sequence of accidents involving a Windsor port truck and a cement load, crushing a man named Henry White and prompting emergency responders. Dignitaries recall a deadly Weld County traffic year as deputies seek the unidentified fleeing vehicle.

Siness Man In Danger Rockport

Local buyers trade with farmers at Wheat and Barley markets

Market notes show Tuesday activity with Winter Wheat at about $1. BS Spring Wheat priced around 51.65 cents and Barley near $1. New Crop Pintos listed with limited legible figures. Transactions reflect local farm product sales and price points.

Two Arrested In Probe Of Alleged Blow

Police said Monday afternoon that Carl Middleton 21 and Hubert W. Miller 19 of Imperial Neb arrested for investigation of the attempted holdup of Ray Brown of Colorado Springs on the Park Morgan road Sunday night admitted they were the two youths ding with Brown but deny any at ele. Brown reported a hitchhiking ride with the youths at Denver and declined to explain the blow that struck his hand near a rear window. He said the youths rode in a parked car near Fort Morgan and then demanded the rumble gant to explain the blow. After a dispute Brown and Hedeter drove toward Greeley where the youths were located in a box car. Brown had about $10.

Carl Middleton Hubert, W. Miller Imperial Neb Ray Brown Colorado Springs Morgan Road Brown Atele Denver Sterling Thorphey Fort. Morgan Morgan Nin Hedeter Splied Greeley Bealles

Teachers Urged To Encourage Critical Powers To Weed Out Propaganda

Education leaders urge teachers to foster critical attitudes in students to weigh evidence and hear all sides. Dr Armentrout warns against narrow nationalism and jingoism, arguing true Americanism rests on democracy and open discussion of diverse viewpoints.

Dr. Armentrout Dey Webb Armentrowl College of Education Analcollege Assembly Gunter Hall Armentroul Armentrout Guid Muring United States

Denver Driver Fatality Sparks 39th Denver Traffic Death

Denver reports Edward Craig aged 75 of 1833 Larimer Street died one hour after an automobile strike. The fatality marks the 39th traffic death in or near Denver this year.

Denver Edward Craig Larimer Street

Spain Mines Loyal Troops Against Rebels Amid Civil War

Chaos from Madrid to Valladolid and Malaga as government mobilizes列 forces including guards and militiamen. Rebels resist as thousands of officers are arrested and a British destroyer protects citizens. Casualty tallies vary, with claims of up to 25,000 killed but unverified.

Spain Spanish Morocco Malaga Preas Syndicalista Euude Jafma Primavo Wag Anilory Tangler Fo Aragon Maragonan Madrid Gibraltar France Meriny

Rockport Beer Drinkers Irk Wyoming Officers

Report from Cheyenne states Captain George G. Smith of the Wyoming patrol may seek a port of entry at the state line due to Sunday beer laws. Rail-thin details describe attempts by Rockport drinkers to reach Cheyenne. A separate note says Rockport Colo near Cheyenne has only one beer permit and limits on Sunday sales. Loveland records a July high of 105 while Greeley hit 103.

Breas Cheyenne Rockport Here George G. Smith Wyoming Patrol Wyoming Srailth Luo Denver Colo Eéttiematt Chayouns Wyo Secretary of State Colorado Loveland Greeley Way Creeley Mercury

If Youre Not Using It Sell It Ad Notice

Advert suggests selling unused items of personal value through a local ad taker service. It promotes low cost listings and quick turnover for odd bits or articles no longer needed. The fragmentary text urges readers to call a service for placing ads and turning offerings into cash.

USA

Clear Creek Canon Road Promoted In 1936 Plan

The state highway department called for bids to be opened August 4 on road projects totaling over 500000 dollars as part of a 1936 program. The first mile of the Clear Creek canon route on U S 40 between Golden and Idaho Springs is to be built in a single contract. The new road will be funded by a 1500000 dollar emergency relief grant from the 1936 federal works program, amid prior controversy over routing.

Denver State Highwy Department Clear Creek Canon U. S. 40 Golden Idaho Springs New Crow Jatata Federal Highway Engineers

Three Jailed On Charge of Drunk Driving

Three drunken drivers and an accessory to drunken driving were sentenced after guilty pleas. Henry Crimum, 39, Eaton, received 60 days for drunken driving and leaving the scene near Greeley on Saturday. Tod Ward, 28, 1808 Tenth Avenue, got 30 days for drunken driving. Noah Whitingger of Westville, Oklahoma, received a similar term. Ward’s attorney urged leniency, noting Ward’s habitual drinking and desire for treatment at a hospital. Merbert Jacobson of Greeley testified to the crash involving Ornimm from northwest of Greeley near Seventeenth Street, who drove on the wrong side of Tenth Avenue, abandoned the car after striking a fence, and was later detained by Anderson and Matthews. The report lists additional details of the incident and related testimony.

B. H. Florance Henry Crimum Eaton U Greeley Ornimm Tenth Avenue Atria Leo Andarson Greslay Seventeenth Atraat Wit Foonth Atreat Anderson Athew Merbert Jacobson Greelay Tod Ward Avonia Hla Noah Whitingger Wotville Oklo Ward Holtthous Sushig Gnd Fiteslindua Hospital

Townsend Cited Again for Contempt in Ohio Hearing

Cleveland July 21 Dr Francis B Townsend who waited out a deposition hearing on the Townsend Plan was cited for contempt by a deputy sheriff in East Cleveland and returned to Cleveland. The suit, filed Friday by Rev Alfred J Wright of Cleveland, seeks removal of Townsend and trustees of Old Age Revolving Pensions Ltd, an accounting of over $1,000,000, and a receiver. Townsend said he would travel to Drie Pa to keep a speaking engagement. attorney Sacharow said the questions were irrelevant and aimed at arousing public opinion against the organization.

Ava. Wright Townsend Cleveland F. E. Townsend Francis B. Townsend East Benjamin F. Sacharow Om Sacharow Alfred J. Wright Towneend Sheridan Downey Americgn

Road map sign proposed at corner near Wiggins

Loveland and Estes Park chambers join Greeley in planning an eight by fourteen foot road map sign at the junction of Highways 10 and 81 near Wiggins. The sign would direct tourists to Rocky Mountain National Park via routes from Greeley Loveland and the Big Thompson Canyon. Monthly maintenance would cost ten dollars, funded equally by the Loveland Estes Park and Greeley chambers.

Loveland Estes Park Greeley Imtiar Chamber Wiggins Rocky Monoata Greeley, Loveland Alo al Lo Estes Park and Greeley Sommerce Greeley Junior Lovelatt

Summer Session Events Calendar Overview

Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Band Concert by Colorado State College of Education concert band directed by J De Forast Cline at Northeast campus. Wednesday includes a 4:00 p.m. Graduate Women's Luncheon a 4:00 p.m. Book Review hour featuring The Post In England readings by Dr Edward Davison. Little Theatre presents Winterset by Bigoom-The Little Theater of the Reckles.

Colorado’ State College of Educaton J. de Forast Cline Northeast Little the Post England Edward Davison Little Theater the Reckles Little Theatre

Carr Named Denver Delegate to Assembly

James H Carr named as delegate to the Democratic State Assembly from Denver County. Former Secretary of State, impeached last fall, resigned before trial and will represent Denver in the assembly. Also notes convictions for extortion in a separate case and liquor license dispute arrest tied to a company.

Rayniaeinted Treacy Denver James I. Carr Huing U Bute Assembly Carr Dist. O State House of Representatives Senate Latar Ha William BE. O'Wade Eich Alate Supreme Court Mekesson-Robbing Inc Time O'Pooly Sid County Assembly Dominic Cole Vosp Ant Chirtes BE. Armstrong Cat Frank O'Tool William O'Veaire

Loss by Windstorm at Dallas Is Million Loss

A violent wind and thunderstorm swept central and northeast Texas causing extensive property damage in Dallas with estimated losses near one million dollars. No deaths. about 40 people injured in Dallas from flying debris and downed trees. Telegraph and telephone lines require 50 000 to 100 000 for repairs. Temperatures set summer highs across the affected area.

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Rail brakeman found dazed with injured arm in yard near Jwesburg

Al A. Wyrm, 49, of North Platte Nebraska, a rail brakeman, was found wandering in a railroad yard in Ledgepole Nebr with an injured arm and other injuries. He could not recall what happened after disappearing from a Union Pacific freight train. Officers suspect he was brushed from a freight car or fell. He received treatment locally before being taken to the U P hospital in Omaha.

Jwesburg al A. Wyrm North Platte Nebr Lrakeman Union Pacific Wyman Ledgepole Altho U. P. Rogpital Omaha

Judge Nixon at Townsend Meeting Draws Townsends

Seventy two Townsend members and guests gathered in the Washington school auditorium to hear Judge John C. Nixon. Following the program, refreshments were provided by a committee. All members plan to attend next Monday's meeting. Olof Jacobson, a Sterling jeweler and now a leading Insurance agent, is being announced as a candidate for state treasurer in the Republican state assembly, claiming he can obtain the million dollar surety bond.

Townsend Washington School Bonday John C. Nixon Olof Jacobson Sterling Suit iDenver Tri Una Berg Republican State Assembly Jacobaou Stile Treasulsra

Racing Mexicans Fined After High Speed Patrol Stop

Two Mexican racers were fined by Justice BD G Migllan after pleading guilty to illegal speed racing under state patrol. The incident occurred between La Shlle and Gileveat at about six miles per hour, with penalties set at five dollars plus costs for Urinity Jude and twenty dollars plus posts for BH Lt. J Mon.

la Shlle Gileveat G. Migllan Jude Be Oun

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