Suspect Trio Questioned in Erie Murder Near Agnew Hotel
A body identified as Tan Rasatolli 42 was found near the Agnew Hotel in Erie after a dispute. Investigators from Weld County questioned three Ingo-Slav suspects and traced Rasatolli’s work at Columbine mine since 1987. The weapon is believed to be an axe or similar instrument, with wounds suggesting multiple blows. Further inquiries continue at the Erie scene and funeral arrangements were made for Rasatolli.
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Tan Rasatolli
Thaliga Misur
Ug Weld
Wilmoth
Wirea
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Erie
Ihe Agnew
Ie Hetel
Une Stree
Drie
Charles Brennan
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Brennan
Bean
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Erlg
Guy Ballinger
Ivén
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Guy
We- Ginness
Columbine
Ragtelli
Columbina
New Morrison
Marvel
Columbine Record
Pennsylvania
Ruling Forces College To Pare First Building Units
Grand Jury Acts Point To Liquor Lobby Inquiry and baseball results from National and American Leagues. Summary notes include Boston and Pittsburgh scores with pitchers, hitters and notable plays, citing specific game details and player names.
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Ruling Forces College
Sugar Bloc
Labor Bills Meet Setback in Congress Amid AFL Warning
Washington dispatch reports the American Federation of Labor lobbyists urged shelving the wage and hour bill, signaling a potential major defeat for Roosevelt plans. Separate Colorado proceedings show a grand jury probing liquor lobbying tied to a state monopoly effort and related legislative maneuvers.
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Roosevelt
Congress
American Federations of Labor Lobbyiats T
PWA Funds Force Colorado Institutions To Scale Building Plans
Denver July 29 state institutions facing PWA funding cuts revised building plans for two years of tax revenue from the 1.5 mill levy. University of Colorado and others will delay or alter projects including libraries and heating plants to fit anticipated two year funds. Att Gen Byron Rogers said warrants limited to two years’ revenue. money from two years plus 43 percent PWA grant could finance portions of the 10 year program.
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Associated Press
Denver
PWA
University of Colorado
Attarnes Ceneral
Byron G. Rogers
Tassilusional
Rogers
de Cartillestes
Assembly
College of Education
W. D. Almentroni
Col Iege
Rulig
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Proram
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Wome
Ridge
Colorado School of Mined
Golden
Atlants State Teachers College
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Wilding
Wester State
Gunnison
Stunts Rehearsed for Monday at Rydler Hall
Thirteen state groups and the Southern Club rehearse their stunts for the annual stunt night season at Rydler Hall. A full program of rehearsals is announced for Saturday and Sunday ahead of Monday events.
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Rydler Hall
State council readjusts appropriations to meet deficit
The state executive council announced a readjustment of appropriations to ease a projected $2 million deficit. Revised payouts prioritize first and second class funds, with partial payment plans for third to fifth class items, including shifting several programs to higher classes and trimming large allocations. Governor Ammons indicated no immediate special session is planned.
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Tass
Denver
State Executive Council
Unm
Tellay Ammons
Elowneis
Colorado
Colorado General Hospital
Colorado General
State Welfare Department
Auto Pioneer Designer George Pratt Dies at 82
George TL Pratt, noted designer and manufacturer of paneer autotac devices, died at Bear, Indiana. Funeral services will be held Thursday for Pratt who came to life in October 1922.
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Los Angeles
George TL Pratt
Tiktart
Ind
Park Church Stone To Be Laid Sunday
The Park Church relays its stone during a Sunday ceremony from 12:00 to 12:15. The box placed in 1907 by Rev. Tob Doane will be opened and new items added including calendars, the 60th Anniversary Booklet, a Tribune issue, and other pieces gathered by clerk J. A. Shook. Speakers Dr. G A Ringle and Dr. W D Armentrout will discuss the box contents and meaning, with a final prayer by Pastor Urving Inglis.
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Parteehivel
Tob Doane
Iuto
de. G. A. Ringle
Dre W. D. Armentrout
Urving Inglis
Two Missing Two Dead in Baltimore Passenger Ship Fire
A passenger steamer Olly of Baltimore near Baltimore caught fire killing two and leaving two missing after 89 escaped from the burning vessel. A federal inquiry board is to hold hearings as investigators probe sabotage theories amid salvaging efforts and survivor accounts.
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Associated Press
Charles O. Brooks
Jay
Olly
Ural
Lwo
Washington
Tlral
Gaid
Hota
Brooka
Lol
Cheasapeake Bay
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Eastenerg
Tho Daad
Polikoff
Yo Aiken
Cy 1Wyer
Werner
Page
Yedssenger
Uns Renown
Cy Haynie
Ab Oflar
Uner
Norfolk
Dallas
Billimore
Hlames
Flint
Shooner
Riggs Reduces WPA Labor on Road Job
County Commissioner Roas Aleza said WPA labor on the Maton Sovereignias road will be cut from 128 to 14 due to economy. He noted materials costs drop from 800 to 40 per man year and urged replacing with regular county labor and machines where feasible. Transportation costs and hand labor exceed savings, he added.
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Roas Aleza
TWA
Maton Soveranias
WRA
Riggs
Cal Apho
Highway Patrol Tightens Road Rule Enforcement
State patrolmen were ordered to arrest and summon all drivers crossing yellow center lines or driving on the wrong side of the road. The crackdown targets violations of center-line laws amid a rising number of crashes.
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Donyer
State Highway Courteay
Ino Cout
Joseph J. Mirah
Marsh
Vietory
Walelt
Change Bill Faces House As Sugar Block objections rise
Washington reports say department heads object to the sugar bill as drafted, delaying debate until next week. Cummings and allies lobby with Ickes and other officials after consultations with sugar producers, while departments seek to remove import limits and tax provisions. Roosevelt met with the sugar delegation as opposition continues. Weld County receives 34042, apportionment for school funds distributed for the second half of 1936-37 totals 34256.27.
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Cummings
Colorado
Ickes
Agil
Interior, State, and Agriculture Department
Towse | Agriculture
Cawaii
Port
Rico
Virgin Islands
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Sugar
Genate
Roosevelt
Cummings ‘Sford
Weld
Weld County
W. B. Mitt
Senate Deletes Small Employer Hour Exemption
Washington July 30 The senate rejected a proposal to exempt firms employing 10 or fewer from the wage hour bill. The amendment offered by Senator Reynolds Democrat North Carolina and Senator Warricon Democrat Mississippi was adopted without recorded vote. AFL leaders urged passage while some federation officials urged delay. A nonpartisan house group met with 47 members to push wage hour legislation forward as Healey Massachusetts was elected permanent chairman of the clearing committee.
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Eri
Dever
Generabella
Denyer
Colorato
Appest
Truman Hall
Denver Demoneral
Summperance Couuiller
William Z. Jennings
Lse
Dene Ver Denocrat
John A. Carroll
Tall and Jennings
William Highy
Monumart
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Lamar
Willard B. Preston
Adena
Highy
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Ammong
Te House Finance Committee
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Denocrat
North Carolina
Warrivon
Mississsppi
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Bil
John P. Frey
Federation
Mental, Trade Department
Green
House
Sloc
Congress
Farmer
Borltes
Healey
Massachusetts
CIO Leader Speaker For Denver Meeting
Reid Robinson of Butte Montana, president of the Tyler national Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers, said G A Bittner of Chicago will address the unions national convention opening Monday. Robinson presided at an executive session of CIO national officers arranging the convention with delegates from U S localities and Canada.
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Associated Press
Denver
Reid Robinson
Butte
Mont
Tyler
National Union of Mine
G. A. Bittner
Chicago
Steel Workers
Rohinson
CIO
Did
United States
Cauda
Polar flight status remains unclear in Alaska
In Pairbanks Alaska Soviet representatives awaited word on a Moscow to United States polar flight. Pilot Sig ismund Levanessky, dubbed the Lindbergh of Russia, was ready to launch a four motor airplane carrying three to five passengers early Thursday morning, with authorities in New York and Washington informed.
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Arodaleil Prev
Pairbanks
Alaska
Pole
Moscow
United States
Stark
New York
Washington
Sigismund Levanessky
Russia
Woman Injured In Auto Collision Near Greeley
Mrs Goldie McIntosh of Chapman rouna was rushed to Greeley hospital at 8 05 Thursday dyeing by pollen after stepping into a car on Ninth Avenue at Savensh street. The driver John Ly Coot of G 8 Thirteenth street was not at fault per police part indications. The injured woman appeared not critically harmed.
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James
Mulotush
Chapman Rouna
Greeley Hospital
Suto
Ai. Automobile
Alkha
McInteabh
Ninth Avena
Savensh Street
John Ly Coot
Thirteenth Street
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