Nazis May Not Oppose New Cabinet
Associated Press reports Franz von Papen, longtime associate of President von Hindenburg, formed a speculative cabinet in Germany while Adolf Hitler and others show varying support. The Nazis lean toward neutrality, with uncertain commitment to the Papen plan as political maneuvers unfold.
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White Sox Punished for Their Fight
Cleveland reports sanctions after a May 30 confrontation between Chicago White Sox and umpire Moriarty. Manager Lew Fonseca receives a 500 dollar fine and 10 game suspension. pitchers Graton and Berry receive penalties. catchers Merry and Gribs face fines. coach Butler suspended for profane language. Moriarty head injuries cited. league president Harridge calls for no repeat.
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Army Balloon May Be on Its Record Flight
Officials of the Omabs Air Wace associating resolved telegram at noon today from Vien tenant Wilfred J. Paw, pilot of No ardy balloon in the national balloon race, notifying them the bag had not landed. The race aimed to set a new distance record with pilots from Omaha toward Edmonton and beyond, as Goodyear VIE and other balloons completed long flights.
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Special Privilege To Fish on City's Land To Be Probed
City council to investigate charges by Alderman B. 8. Chris regarding a special fishing privilege on city land granted to Harold Proctor and associates. Water Superintendent Seaman says no authorization existed and no city employee approved the arrangement. Proctor not a city employee. investigation invited aldermen. Durango trip planned for state officials and a separate cooperative buying matter noted.
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Suit Against Erie for Crash Into Concrete Traffic Post
A district court hears a $3,200 damage suit brought by Lloyd Ahoyte against the Town of Erie for injuries when Joe Espinosa's car struck a concrete traffic post in an intersection on August 18. Attorneys argued a directed verdict. defense asserted the post did not cause the accident, with witnesses claiming lighting issues and driver responsibility.
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Colorado Veterans Headed to Washington to Lobby Bonus
About 520 Colorado ex-service men will travel from Denver by Burlington boxcar to Washington to urge President Hoover and Congress to pass the adjusted service certificate bonus. Led by Jon Maida, Junior commander of the Plastered American Veterans, the group says it is for all Colorado veterans and claims funds are available to cover the trip.
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Seabury Says Walker Boris Disqualify Him
Seabury rules Walker Boris disqualified over mayoral grounds tied to a city contract. Opinion cites 10.3 section 2038 city charter and bonds of Reliance Bronza & Stool Co excluded in 28,600 securities, with testimony indicating related profits and conflicts involving Bromming and a pool.
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Sailor Dead and 18 Injured in Amoy Ship Blast
A U S sailor was killed and 18 others injured when an explosion ripped through a ship at Amoy harbor. The blast damaged compartments and caused a fracture skull for one crewman while others, including Peter Herrera of Trinidad, were treated among the injured. The incident prompted Navy officials led by Admiral St. Mr. Taylor to investigate at the Asiatic squadron base.
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Water fee cut marks second reduction for city connections
The city water department announced a second reduction in the water connection charge, lowering the 8 inch connection rate to $40. The move was approved at a city meeting, marking a further cut after a prior reduction, as officials head toward broader rate relief for domestic users. Meanwhile wrestling promoter Joe Monde and associates were suspended by the state athletic commission for match-fixing, halting the weekly card.
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Violent Deaths Reported After Memorial Day in Denver Area
AP dispatch from Denver June 3 reports four suicides and one homicide related deaths across Denver and Arvada following Memorial Day. Victims include Chester D. Wri…nht 85, John J. Miller 85, Phoeng J. Howard 26, Charles Stark 9, and an unnamed man who hanged himself, all linked to despondency and troubled health. Police note varied methods and motives. investigation continues.
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British Plan World Meet on Finances
The British government consults European nations on a world conference to ease general economic strain. Simon Simonson indicates Lausanne talks on reparations and wider measures complicate the economic outlook. U.S. Secretary Mellon asked if such a conference could help stabilize commodity prices and curb the crisis.
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Revenue Bill Senate Oked in Conference
The Senate approved the revenue bill and sent it to a conference to resolve differences with the House. Leaders from both parties described rapid action, with President Hoover pressing for swift final passage and lawmakers predicting enactment by midweek.
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Tribune Phone Numbers For Acciaty Lona And Nans
Tribune lists editorial and advertising contact numbers for Guelass printing and subscription services. Includes key lines for acciaty and Lona with additional contacts for Job 5 Printing and other Nans.
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Charles M Jackson Honored by Teachers College Board
Charles M Jackson a Grenley financier and long time Teachers College trustee was honored Wednesday morning with the 1932 Cache In Poudre dedication. The annual reads to the man who has guided Colorado Teachers College with practical talents, leadership on the board, and industry in school administration and business. Adolph Haydn presented the first copy. Jackson, now chairman of the executive committee, responded briefly.
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Water Main to Glenmere Park Expansion Plan
Water main extensions around Glenmere Park begin with a loop from Wiftaanth Avenue to Clomware Road and end at the lake for skating and other uses. City engineers plan hydrants and grass irrigation along the park edge, with limited westward extension this year and ongoing watering of trees and plants using a temporary tank system.
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Moynihan pursues workers compensation case in court
Former Brata chief and Montrose attorney Moynihan seeks damages under the workers compensation act. He asks Denver district court to overturn an Industrial Commission ruling denying compensation for injuries from a motor vehicle accident near Canon City Arkansas Street. Moynihan says he was employed by Silver Power Company at the time and was in Denver on company business.
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Bold burglary spree rattles Groolor and townspeople
A rash of break ins targets Golinsky Clothing at 805 Diath Street, Groolor, and nearby businesses, including Union Pacific depot at Ault, Continental Oil at Nunn, and Farmers Cooperative Elevator at Noon. Golinsky awoke during the intrusion and the burglars fled after failing to reach valuables. motor vehicle thefts and safe openings are noted, with investigators including Sheriff W. C. Tegtmann pursuing leads.
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Dynamiter Victim Tied Mob Lynching Near Tringelon Kentucky
Walter Merrick an 8 year old boy was dragged from a local morgue and lynched by a mob inside a Kentucky jail. The group seized keys and left the scene, while the boy’s murder followed an alleged bombing at a store linked to prior punishment of Merrick’s father. A county school board member alleged involvement spurred by a teacher’s actions. Officials describe the scene as an explosive incident and cite a broken arm among bystanders. Nearby, a state banking committee reported a substitute for a currency stabilization bill proposed by Senator Benster Giaan of Virginia.
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