Roosevelt Court Reform Fails in Senate Move
Washington reports say President Roosevelt believed part of his court reorganization goals were met after the Senate rejected enlargement but signaled that full attainment would need broader reform. Administration leaders aim to push a skeleton bill through, while critics warn the plan may not change the Supreme Court. The issue divides party lines as lawmakers seek to accelerate lower court changes and preserve constitutional oversight.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Senio Judiciary Committee
Supreme
Chages
Supreme Court
Gonlows
Wagner
Roosevelt Judiciary
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Garner
Roosevolts
Squatova
Barkley
Sorter McGarran
Mey
Bratley
United States
Logan County Clerk Appointed In Logan County Vacancy
Sterling, a 31 year old resident of Atwood Colorado, was appointed Thursday night by the county commissioners to fill the vacancy in the Logan County clerk and recorder office caused by the resignation of S. J. Neely who was named supervisor of safety and operator of sound equipment in the state motor vehicle department.
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Sterling
Arley Ne Reory
Atwood
Colo
Logan County
God
S. J. Neely
Neely Ling Een
Molar Yebiels
Few Weld Morgan County men dropped from relief rolls
The state order to drop single men from relief rolls will affect very few in Weld and Morgan counties. Officials report about 640 on Weld rolls and around 10 in Morgan, with little change as the spring reduction takes effect.
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WEA
Weld Co
Greelay
Weld
Morgan County
Reclamation Plans Start on Grand Lake Diversion Project
The Reclamation Bureau hopes to begin the Grand Lake mountain diversion project up to 44 million dollars, with work possibly starting before a final contract is signed if necessary. Secretary Ickes may permit an early start, while a 900 thousand dollar authorization by Congress could delay the project by months. A hearing in Greeley Bent set for February 20 will consider forming the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District.
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Grand Lake Wansmountain
Thin Falt Ig
Fekes
Colorado
OS Turesu
Reclamation
Pitiea
Ickes
Ty Congress
Northern
Colorado Water Conservancy
Dia
Greeley
Bent
Federal Educator Will Lecture Here
EW Barnhart of the U S Office of Education will lecture at College of Bilas ention next week. He will discuss Education for District Workers Teaching of Salesmanship High School Cooperative Retail Sales Classes and Evening and Part Time Classes for Store Managers and Salespeople. Lectures begin at 2 p m in Room 204 Cranford Hall with public limited to a long.
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EW. Barnhart
U. S. Office of Education
College of Bilasention
G. Colvin
Commerce Department
Cranford Hall
Interrogatory on Job Eligibility Requested
Denver July 28 Thomas A Agnear a late auditor said he intends to ask Governor Ammons to submit to the supreme court an interrogatory to determine whether members of the state legislature can legally hold state positions. Agnear said this would buy a simpler way of deciding the question than by the lower court test.
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Denver
Thomas A. Agnear
Ammons
Supreme Court Inter Migatory
Agnear
Malchus
Q Procegius
Chas Hansen Speaks at Colorado Symposium
A symposium at the university featured Charley Hansen president of the Northern Colorado Water Users Association discussing water plans. The event included substitute remarks by M G Hinderidey and updates on the state highway program and infrastructure projects.
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College of Education
Charley Hangers
Northern Colorado
B. F. Stanleton
Ilaggstatt Mount Ured
Boulder
Denver
Crawford Hall
Teller Atmmons
Colorado
Charles D. Wall
Rural Fire Funds Sought After Boulder Truck Drive
In Greeley and Boulder reports a light rain measured about a quarter inch. Boulder area residents back a rural fire truck fundraiser with pledges totaling 2000 dollars and 3100 more needed. Annual stunt night at the College of Education is slated for Monday night August 12 with state groups competing for a trophy.
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Purohisa
Boulder
College of Education
Welfare director warns cuts to pension payments nationwide
Sassoriated Press reports Tonver July 23 that state welfare director Marl M Kouws said no further payments will be made under the 380 waxhanin pension level or the $46 pension law until investigations confirm eligibility and new awards. Counties urged to notify recipients to be ready to return to Colundida if the $46 Galuradio plan is approved in Washington. Youths sentenced for car theft include Ray Parker and Walter M Marian, both from Denver, with the theft linked to a case involving a dog.
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Sassoriated
Tonver
Marl M. Kouws
Cala Yao
Koons
Fresti Balions
Washington
Colundida Ag Stud
Missing Girl Now Believed Drowned
Janet Woh, 15, of Laneagler Pa, disappeared after going out in a rowboat on the Northeast river. A partially submerged boat with her shoes and sweater was found, and later her body was recovered from the water. Authorities now pursue a drowning theory and consider possible involvement of federal investigators. City and county officials are coordinating the search and review of the case.
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Mary
Janet Woh
Set
Laneagler
Federa Bie
B.D
Rolling
American planter Percy Hin killed in Philippine pandit raid
Percy A. Hin an American planter and writer on Philippine customs was killed when pandits looted his plantation home at Milloy Nueva Vida near Manila. His widow and two servants escaped. Hin, a New York native, served in the Philippine insurrection.
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Stroese
Manila
R. Ee
Percy A. Hin
Milloy Nueva Vida
Sersats
Wes
New York
Mill
Witness names Hider as assailant in old Mt Hermon case
Associated Press report from Greenfield Massachusetts notes former Mt Hermon School cashier Norton identifying "Thomas Elder" as the man who wounded him at his Greenfield home on May 25. The piece links Elder and Lorimer Dean with a separate alleged robbery or assault tied to a 40 year old school shooting that killed headmaster Dr. Elliott Speer, with no clear resolution.
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Greenfield
Stephen Allen Norton
Mt Hermon
Thomas Elder
Wider
Lorimer
Bernat
Itful Yeat Orday
Jaseaulé
Assunl
Noy
Ito
Unclear OCR fragment hints at travel note and local routes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Bliss returning from Fondre near Rugh's lane to Willow way and Trail Ridge. It references river water, litches, and a late journey, with an incomplete remark about spending Thursday afternoon and a notable show near a place called Uanberling.
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Aras
B. R. Bliss
Rugh's Lane
Willow Yasy
Trail Ridge
Dean Melby to Speak Tonight at Local Education Conference
Dean Melby of Northwestern University was slated to speak at a Friday banquet, kicking off the second annual Schoolmen’s Conference here. The event opened Thursday with sessions on leadership, grading and student achievement, guidance, teacher education, and curriculum problems led by local and college educators. About fifty educators attend each session, with the conference set to close Saturday morning.
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Dew Ernest Melby
Riucation
Northwestern University
Achgolman
Gessiona
Dean Methy
William L. Wrinkie
Lo. College Secondary School
Jed
Roy M. Carson
H. D. Ringidge
Greeley
Davis A. Rugg
Division of Education
Unclear Weather Outlook Across Regions Friday Night
Forecast points to unsettled conditions with possible showers and thunderstorms in north central and northeast areas. Cooler temperatures expected Friday night and Saturday across Wyoming, New Mexico, and western regions. Partly cloudy conditions anticipated Friday night into Saturday with variable winds and low temperatures around the mid 60s.
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Nay
Wyoming
Bowery
Lita Cridge
New Mexico
Tank Car Blast Sparks Fire After Rail Wreck
A Michigan Central freight train derailment near Waton Rapids Michigan caused a gasless tank car to explode and ignite the wreckage and a nearby dwelling. No injuries reported as residents helped move furnishings from the occupied home of Herbert Humbley and Mrs Albert Busick. Officials say the fifth car from the locomotive derailed, triggering a chain of 13 cars piling up and all cars loaded with merchandise.
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Waton Rapids
Mich
Tuly
Michigan Central
Herber Hum‘Uy
Albert Busick
Michigan Central Officinia
Iscor
Kiwanis Club Hears Summer Term Band
Kiwanis members heard a four-selection program under J DeForest and Cline from the College of Education. The summer band, slated for August 16 at Flagstaff Mountain, drew about 45 attendees at the LOOP hall luncheon where Jerome Bunker presided. Guests included David Juesher, John Reed, Merle Teiman, and others.
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Servcea
J. DeForest
Cline
College of Education
Sawa
Kiwanis Club
Memnberg Fst
Wits Ute Service Club
Naked
Leigh
Kiwanis
Alweya
Jerome Bunker
Flagstat! Mountain
David
Uesher
Wray
John Reed
Merle Teiman
Nepley
John F
Joe Kramer of Keata Dies on Wednesday
Joe Kramer of Keata dies on Wednesday after heart trouble. He left a wife Margaret and five children. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 o'clock. Mrs J C Craig recovering after operation at Sterling Hospital. condition improving.
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Joe Kramer
Keata
Foe Kramer
Kramer
Wits
Margaret
J. C. Craig
Sterling
Kone sentenced to die for Willow Springs kidnapping case
Amanalated text shows Robert Kone, 24, a farm laborer from the Ozarks, formally sentenced to die by gallows for the kidnapping of Dr J C and Davia of Willow Springs. Judge Williams presided in Alton Missouri as police and court officials reported the proceedings and scheduled execution.
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Presa Alton
Robert Koneyou
Ozarks
J. C
Davia
Willow Springs
Williams
Barton
Houston
Three Boston Holdups Net $17,000 in Loot
July 24 Boston and surrounding areas report three robberies across New England netting $17,000. In Worcester Frank E Cross tce president of WW J Gross Building Construction company loses $7,000 payroll en route via automobile. In New Haven two men steal $6,000 from brewery collector J Trray Slater before releasing him. In Pawtucket five robbers seize $4,500 from the RL Manufacturing company office.
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Vhn
Almetplive
Pawtucket, RL Manufacturing Company
Crack Nebraska Golfer At Country Club Stere
Harold Fales of Orleans Nebraska will play golf at the Greeley Country Club Saturday. Fales is the defending Estes Park tournament champion. Judge Croft's funeral is in Denver after his death at Fitzsimons Hospital. Croft formerly lived in Greeley and was well known there. His widow Mrs Bargardt Croft survives.
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Nebraska
Stere
Harold Fales
Orleans
Nebri
Sult
Greeley
Comrae Saturiay
Fales
Estes| Pack
Croft
Ars
S. FH
Lawrence
George Wright
Denver
Judge
Ait Pitasinions Hospital
Judge Croft
Cortte
G. BE. Sherman
Alrs
Bargardt Croft
Union Leaders Threatened at Candy Session
At a meeting near the Hershey Chocolate Plant, about 30 men threatened union leaders from the United Chocolate Workers CIO. John Edelman of Philadelphia reported threats and a crowd following their car for miles after leaving the Sloverstiale School near Hershey.
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Caraneintvil
Trusseralley
Tily
Uhloly Teaders
Hershey Chocolate
United Chocolate Workers
Committee of Industrial Organization
Sloverstiale i
Hershey
John Edelman
Utility Records And Dead Bills Also Requested
A Denver grand jury investigating statehouse micraphone activity heard details about public utilities legislation. District Attorney John A Carroll confirmed subpoenas for legislative records and bills, and questioned officials including Charles H. Queary and John C. Loiseau while two mysterious women, identified as Mrs. Croce Dayton and an unnamed secretary, drew jury scrutiny. A man named Jack W. Gilmore waited outside to testify as part of the probe into lobbying and related issues.
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Criran
Denver
John A Carroll
Charles H. Queary
Hiruan
Carrol
John C. Loiseun
Public Service Company
Antt Cronin
Donald C. McCreery
Loiseau
Miss Cronin
District Attorney’s Office
Croce Dayton
Public Service Company of Colorado
John A. Carroll
Charles TF. Wheeler
Wheeler
Jack WH. Gilmore
Gophers Eat Sandburrs From Colorado Site
Greeley resident Tore vest L. Powsus reports that local gophers at a Platte River site gather sand burrs and eat the seeds. He notes holes packed with burr hulls, plants and weeds form the rodents’ diet, with little sign of cattle impact nearby.
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Colorado
Torevest L. Powsus
Greeley
Platte River
Powars
Arizona Woman Kills 4 Children And Then Herself
Tingstall Arizona July 24 Mrs Marle Wallup wife of James Wallup chair man of the Coconino county board of supervisors strangled and stabbed her four children to death and killed herself during the night Justice of the Peace Max Miller said Friday following discovery of the body near the Wagstall golf spans The bodies of the children Danny 10 Thasd Marla 8 Jackie and Tina 2 were found in their bows in the family home Three were stabbed in the home tiled with an ice nick wife they slept Coroner Amer said but the fourth Rose Marle evidently awoke and put up a struggle Dr A G Fronako family physician said Mrs Walkup had been despondent but fearing the children had contracted it
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Amer
Rose Marle
At. G. Fronako
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Massillon
Labor Relations Board
Republic Steel Company
Republic Steel
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Reclamation Bureau
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Chas. Hansen
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Ramin
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Omn
Root
Huobell
Philadelphia
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Waltera
Detroit
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Couray
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St. Louis
St Louis
Mogestt
Galcago
Roglie
Ryu
Murrifio
Criize Murriflo
Stephen Murtilo
Public Service Secretary
Mistelet
Claude C. Cattinssutemuad
Ray Parker
Walter M. Marian
Bath
Witumoffle
Lee Konrad
Denyer
Fassoeintyt Press
Elkton
Nia
Mien
Mies
Janet Weblaen
Te Walter
Philippines
Hider
Dean Melby
Charles S. Brown
Newport
Ark
White River
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Associated Press Mat Service
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Torrington
Toury
Wailea
Bennett
Steiecuk
Boston
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