Fugitives Stop To Repair Their Captives Turn on Them
California based press report from Roswell Oklahoma notes fugitives Major and Traxler, sought by authorities, were stopped by two farmers eight miles northwest of Roswell. Traxler sustained a bullet wound above the lung and was hospitalized. Major was killed. Hospital and local officials confirmed the dramatic roadside confrontation.
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Caaspelaco Press
Roswell
Olea
Fred ‘Major
Texas
Peter Traxler
Oklahoma
Here
Traxler
US Troops Tientsin Brace for Defense as Tensions Rise
In Tientsin on July 2, the Fifteenth U.S. Infantry stood by with full gear to defend the legation, keep the railroad open to Chirwangtao, and bolster the garrison amid flare ups with China Air Taps. Volunteers are forming to reinforce U.S. interests as British Italian and Japanese actions boost regional tensions.
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Tientsin
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Chirwangtao
China
United States
Cansilate
Two men freed after 27 months in prison
Cleveland, July 22. Antony Lurizella and George Sargent, aged 34 and 29, were released on unconditional pardons from President Roosevelt after 27 months in prison for a $126,000 Warren, Ohio trash robbery they did not commit. Authorities had blamed a gang, but investigations showed their innocence.
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Prats
Cleveland
Antony Lurizella
George Sargent
Phe Sien
Cuyahoga County
Rouse
Yell
Warren
Federal penitentiary dentist suspended for narcotics smuggling
Calvin B Hadley, a U S Public Health Service employee assigned to a federal penitentiary, is suspended over smuggling narcotics to prisoners. The suspension was revealed Tuesday. In Las Vegas, a severe hail and rain storm dropped two inches of rain and damaged crops.
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Weshingtor
Calvin B. Hadley
U.S. Public Health Service
Federal Penitentia
Lesvenworth
Las Vegas
Nbl
City Council ends lights fee payments for merchants
City Council voted Tuesday to end the monthly payments for patrolmen who turn on and off store lights for merchants. After August 1 the pay will shift to the regular patrolmen’s rate of 195 dollars monthly. Chief Hunter recommended the changes, affecting officers Magee Smith and Clase, with Claus receiving a raise to 145 dollars and unspecified officers kept on temporary appointment for 60 more days.
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Magee
Jess. W. Smith
Paul Clase
Glaus
Connectisso
Vern Claus
Polley
Barkley Elected Senate Democratic Leader In Tight Vote
Senator Barkley of Kentucky won the Democratic leadership by a 38 to 37 vote over Senator Harrison. He pledged to support party unity and Democratic programs while expressing confidence in cooperative work with fellow senators. The contest followed Roosevelt era tensions over court reforms and sugar legislation.
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Preas
Washington
Congress
Senate
Johnson
Colorado
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
Sig O'Mahoney-Adams
Jobson
Ganators
Barkley
House
Congressional
Associated Econd
Harrigan
Harrison
Harrival
Bark- Joy
Devoperatic
Seven Denver Meat Cutters Sit Down Strike Continues
Seven Denver meat cutters began a sit down strike outside a south Denver grocery store, blocking traffic near glass storefronts as police guarded the scene. The workers demand a five shift week, with talks showing the employer offering 48 hours per week overnights. the union rep and owner could not be reached for comment. A separate notice reports rancher George Rimport, 76, killed by a enraged bull on a ranch east of Grand Junction.
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Denver
Iide
Jookera
Harry Grossman
Ywopuictyr
Grossman
Joe Bonnett
Meat Cutters Union
Agesoiaten Press
Grand Junction
Jus
George
Rimport
Hero
Adams and Johnson Join Group To Kill Court Bill
Adams and Johnson join a group to defeat the court enlargement bill as Wheeler plans reform of the lower courts. Garner, Wheeler and other leaders discuss introducing an alternative proposal to the presidential program with administration support tentatively, while a larger bloc agrees to recommit the bill if withdrawn. The White House hosts a key conference as all sides maneuver before next week’s possible vote.
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Johnson
Wheeler
Associated Press
Washington
Sonmer Wheeler
Montana
View
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Tower Courts
Supreme Court
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Barkley
Mkentucky
Astate
Morrison
Mississippi
White House
Foca
Claims Steel Official Urged Chicago Tactics In Massillon Walkout
Washington July hearing before the labor relations board heard that Republic Steel Corp suggested the Massillon police use tactics Chicago police used on Memorial Day. Ten people died in the police clash during the strike at the Ohio mill. Witness Switzer, Massillon police chief, testified alongside Steel Workers' leader John L. Lewis's committee.
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Pearal
Washington
Stanley
Swilter
Masillon
Labor Relations Board
Republic Steel Corporation
Chicago
Republic Strike
Sym
Bathizers
Ohio
John L. Lewis
Steel Workers’ Organization
Drunken driving arrest tied to Lucerne crash
Otobia Espinoza, 45, of the Greeley Spanish colony, was arrested at his home by Courtesy patrolmen Wednesday morning and jailed on a charge of drunken and reckless driving. The incident, at 11 p.m. Tuesday, occurred one mile north and two and a quarter miles west of Lucerne when his car rear-ended a parked vehicle driven by Harry W. Johnson of Greeley route two. Johnson’s car lights were on. Espinoza left the scene but was later cited. Total damage to both cars was about 400.
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Greeley
Lucerne
Espineca
Harry W. Johnson
Greetry
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Big Thompson
Eetoe Park
Glacier Bazin
Allege
Greeley Champer
Conmerce
W. F. Geyer
Cheyenne
Mlath Avenue
Tetth Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
R. G. Dempsey
George Ernst
Airplane Dusts Poison on Field Infested by Locust Horde
Fort Morgan July 21 a four passenger airplane sprayed a poisonous dust over fields near J R Henderson president of the Farmers Union to combat a heavy grasshopper infestation. George Reed Western Sugar Company called the aerial release highly successful as it covered ditches and fields around tall corn. Pilot Richard Coulter Greensburg Va and Trow Sebreo Fort Morgan assisted in spreading the poison over a 104 foot wide strip.
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J. R. Henderson
Trarmers Union
Noison
George Reed
Western Sugar Company
Richard Coulter
Greensburg
Trow Sebreo
Reed
Colorado
U Boat Detected Off British Base Near Portland
A submerged German U-boat was detected off Britain's Portland naval base during mine sweeping drills carried out by the British destroyer Wolfhound. Hydrophones picked up the submarine and surface signals were initially ignored until small detonators, deemed harmless for exercises, were dropped near it. Secret measures kept authorities reticent and no government reaction was disclosed.
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Britain
Portland
Wolfhound
Shelen
England
Germany
Joniz Ani
Carlos A Crow
County Truck Wreck Near Ten Street Intersection
A 1930 Chevrolet sedan driven by Clarence Mrnckeon of 1212 Thir teenths abreel was wrecked at 4 20 am when struck by a county truck hauling WPA workers at the intersection of Tenth Stroot and Tenth Avenue. The sedan was badly damaged and the truck Burack the sedan on the left rear. Brigkgon and his crew escaped injury along with the WPA worker in the truck. Marion Mtushain of 506 Seventeenth Street was driving the trailer.
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Clarence Mrnckeon
Tedesday Wien
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Tenth Avenue
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WPA
Marion Mtushain
Seventeenth Street
Five-Year-Old Johnstown Girl Dies After Auto Crash
A five-year-old girl from Johnstown who was injured in a Sunday auto accident near Johnstown died at the Greeley hospital. She rode in a car driven by Filaming Salzar. the vehicle overturned a mile north of Johnstown. Salzar faces drunken and reckless driving charges, and an accessory charge is leveled against Uvalde Abeyla, also hospitalized. The girl’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Menzar, are from Johnstown and her father was injured in the same crash.
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Folnstown
Johnstown
Greeley How
Weld
Salzar
Lise Greeley Hospital
Colorado
Sud Reckleas
Salaar
Uvalde Abeyla
Lucy
Mrr
Martin Menzar
ULG One
Beet Board Meeting Lists Sugar Legislation Clash
Beet Growers discuss sugar legislation at Mountain States meeting with no decision. Directors including A. J. Ditel urge full attendance as Executive Committee members face Washington duty. Some went to Washington to press for favorable legislation. others stayed behind. Ray Woods pleads not guilty to careless driving in Greeley district case.
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Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
A. J. Ditel
Sterling
Litel
National Best Growers Association
Washington
Notsher
K. Warrick
Charles M. Kearney
Nebraska
George Wil ‘Ahn
California
J. R. Rawlins
Utah
Huddleston
Montana
Mountain States
Ray Woods
Greeley
Lastlea
State Gasoline Tax Deduction in Federal Tax Reports
Washington July 21 Associated Press reports that the Internal Revenue Bureau rules allow consumers to deduct the gasoline tax as part of federal income tax. Colorado’s levy collected by dealers is treated as paid to the state, with dealers passing the tax to customers and business expenses.
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Washington
Tnter and
Yévenne Bureau
Colorado
Treynelliers
Pierce Thieves Escape After Captured at Pierce
Thieves who stole from Carlson blacksmith shop in Pierce Tuesday evening escaped after Carlson found them at 46 Nunn and could not detain them until deputies arrived. Carlson told Deputy Ven Nowery the suspects were found in Nunn and that Port of Dutry authorities had no holding power. They were released before Howery arrived. One thief allegedly cut four feet from a garden hose to siphon gasoline. Three youths in a Chevrolet car seen at Johnstown last Friday night amid the Gorache filling station theft, with about $2 and $15 in tools taken, were arrested in Denver and held for disposition. names not yet learned.
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Pierce
Carlson
Ven
Nowery
Chieves
Nunn
Pauly
Port of
Johnstown
Gorache
Denver
Council Orders Dairy Clean-Up In Greeley District
City council again instructs Dr. IT. T. Franklin to pursue dairies delivering milk in Greeley and to ensure compliance with the milk ordinance. He is to verify bottle service, report to the council, and confirm all food stores hold valid licenses.
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Lax
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Hs Int Iead
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Nuwerova
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Ileanse
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