Von Papen To Form German Government
Von Papen moves to form a German government as a new cabinet is planned to govern until the next general election. He seeks support from the army and other factions while hints at key ministerial choices, keeping his selections undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Papen
Eiatt Ufficar
Aber
Provident
Adolf Hitler
CTS
Nora
Social Democrate Socialtate
Ty Tata
Russia
Tme
Molnrloh Brugulig
la Wika
Halle
Nruening
Lebing Lim
Cana
Joan
Court Rules No Need To Rush in Signing Bills
Supreme Court ruled that a president need not rush to sign bills after Congress adjourns. The opinion, by Chief Justice Hughes, states the constitution does not compel action within a fixed window when Congress has adjourned. No public interest justifies hurried or incomplete review in closing hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Secaton
Hoover
Cangrass
Hughes
Disappearance of Denver Woman Sparks Search
Denver officials and family launched a mountain search for Mia Fern Stocking who vanished Monday after leaving home for money. Roy Stocking, her husband, aided investigators as police expanded the hunt with no clues by early morning.
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Denver
Associated Fries
Imnora
Mia
Fern Stocks
Phay
Roy
Xoodbye
Stocking
Tocking
Hia Howe
Jollea
Mrs Cyrtle Curtle Dies in Philadelphia Hospital
Mrs Cyr a K Gurls wife of a noted Philadelphia newspaper publisher was found dead in a bed at a local hospital early today. She had been a patient for a week near her husband, who is reported recovering from a recent heart attack in New York last week.
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Philadelphia
Cyra. K. Gurls
Yanpeei
Jotforaen Hoapite
Speout
Curtle
Avsan
New York
33 Year Old Hiker Visits Greeley on His Long Jaunt
A 83 year old self styled hiker Chap man arrives in Greeley en route to New York after a journey across Canada and the United States. He plans to claim a $6,000 reward from American Magazine nine years ago and says he has walked about 24,000 miles. He recounts travels, donations, and a past with the Seventh U.S. Cavalry in Cheyenne.
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Boomcre
Ghopman
Greeley
Tugaday
New York
Ghapaiba
Chayenna Hospital
Canada
Mertoa
United States
Chapman
Oregon Trail
Laa
Alnee
Qhipman
Graoley
Seventh
U.S. Cavalry
Cheyenne
Lincoln
Su Neadwood
Mlekok
Black Hills
Tha Quster
Ten Per Cent Salary Cut Proposed for U S Employees
The Senate appropriations committee special economy panel in Washington recommends a flat ten percent salary cut for government employees with no exemptions. The measure aims to reduce tax expenditures by about 200 million dollars as lawmakers work to pass the economy package. Grain storage at elevators in Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin is noted as unusually heavy this winter.
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Rammelated Press
Washington
Banaté Appropriations Committee
Mombora
Momhara
Four Local Men Die by Own Hand in Tuesday Deaths
Denver reports describe a spate of suicides including Chester Wright 74 a state employee, Jona Miller 88 Arvada school board member, Charles Bjerk 52 hospitalized with fatal condition, and J Howard 28 a firefighter found in separate residences. Coroners labeled the deaths suicides or self harm, with notes on despondency following Memorial Day.
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Denver
Arvada
Ohlo
Chester D. Wright
Jona T. Miller
Arvada School Board
Hla
Charled Bjerk
Monia
Presbyterian Horpital
Hal
J. Howard
Byle
Howard
Elnglo
Wee
Inheritance tax receipts exceed half a million this period
May tax roll shows Weld contributions and notable estates across Colorado towns. Andrew H. Wand, state inheritance commissioner, reported 318 085 in the last 15 days of May with year to date totals at 721 105. Estates listed include Agnes Moore, Martha McQuandlass, John Moonen, Clara Thorne, Busts Graham, Albert Kolling, F C Mays, Harriet Huulman and others with estate and tax amounts noted.
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Denver
Calo
Andrew H. Wand
Wald
Agnas
Moora
Weld
Martha M. McQandlass
Buon
Harriet ¥. Huulman
Keota Well Spudded In Last Sunday Spuddering Event
A Keota Well No 1 of the Wald Royalties Company began drilling last Sunday northwest of there after about 4 large Weld County and Denver attendees gathered. Delegations included company officials President Gordon and Secretary Rotoneth, with W B Freeman of a local bank among attendees. Speakers said the rig could drill to 6000 feet if needed as work continues to ready the plant for air drilling.
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Meola
Keota
Wald Royalties Company
Nera
W. B. Freeman
Driggsdale Bank
Company of Fielela
Stones Tour Boulder City and See Akron on Trip
The Stones returned from a month away from Greyley aboard a westward journey stopping at Boulder City and Prescott Arizona. They noted the Colorado River rim and tunnel work near Boulder City and observed the town’s new block unit plan for unemployment relief.
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Greyley
Navy
Akron
Boulder City
Boulder Dam
Mose Brown
Vilte
Los Angeles Boulevard
San Francisco
Slone
Slones
Thale Dauxhlera
John Wadsworth
Gatorado
Bethard Stone
Prescott
Ariz
Roy, Herry
Highway Highlands
Pasadena
California
Groeley
Colorado River
Dtortces
Snowbound corridors slow mountain trek to Salt Lake
Working residents of each city brick donate a small sum to aid the unemployed. The Blues’ trip via Salt Lake City found Berthoud Pass the sole Northern Colorado mountain passage free of snow. Delays persisted as they widened cuts through high drifts while navigating the treacherous route.
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Salt Lake City
Blues
Berthoud
Colorado
Ferguson Loses Suit Over Threshing Outfit Purchase
A district court jury ruled against Ferguson in a dispute over a threshing machine sale. Ferguson claimed he bought a separator from M. A. Jones and son and that delivery to a third party violated the agreement. The Poudre Finance and Insurance Company contested the sale and sought $400 in value plus $2,000 in exemplary damages.
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Ferguson
Threshing Outfit
Tory
R. C. Ferguson
Defendents
Poldrenewed and Credit Company
Nd Jacks Davis
M. F
M. A. Jones Ag
Jones
Jones and Sons
Forguson
Hir
N. F. Jonss
Flem
Jones and
Bons
Thresher
Nuno
Poudre Finance
M. &. Jonas and Conn
Farguson
W. Fe Raab
W. R. Kelly
M. HH. Smith
Mys
J. A. Rhodia
M. A. Jones
BM. F. Jones
WV. Joes
G. H. Byans
Jack Davis
Tony Widran
A. D. Seaman
Ulrce Dugatte
L. Armstrong
Graam
J. A. Mankins
Hagmond
Glaen
W. N. Whitmore
F. Drake
T. McDonald
T. H Perry
Court dispute over local charter rights and arrests
Kenneth McQuaid was arrested and fined on a battle law violation, with Pickens challenging the court’s jurisdiction and seeking removal. Justice Turke’s ruling cited that areas over 2,000 in population may establish their own charter under home rule amendments.
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Lnga
Kenneth McQuaid
Cottondad
Pickens
Jurties Turke
Poppy Sales at Milliken Spur Big Total
Milliken scenes of volunteer poppy sales raised a total of about 16.11 with Herman Welch of the American Legion Auxiliary serving as chair. Camp Fire girls assisted and Dizte Crowley won a cash award by collecting 50 poppies, with several others named among the top collectors.
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Milliken
Millikan
Vira
Herman Welch
Hegion
Lesiie Mevaty
Nabe
Goven
Manukwa Camp Fite Girls
Mililkaniq Bhe
Solting
Ira Walch
Denver Court Establishes Municipal Court Under Home Rule
The supreme court ruled today that Denver may establish a municipal court by ordinance under the state constitution home rule amendment. Justice Tal Burke wrote the opinion in which the Denver city council’s authority is affirmed amid quo warranto challenges to Judge Alvo E. Pickens’s court.
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Denver
St—Eetarialimant
Court of Municipal
Alvo E. Pickens
Alata Supreme Court
Juatioa Talett P. Burké
Pleken
Mayor Walker tied to large bank withdrawals inquiry
New York May 31 Samuel Sea bury alleges more than 76000 drawn from Russell T Sherwood accounts for a bandfit of an unnamed party of Mayor Walker tying the mayor to a broader 1 million plus in Daniel transactions. Witnesses testifying include a brokered account connected to Paul Block as the inquiry concentrates on the mayors involvement. State Senator John A Hast-
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Nobert
JOHN
Associated Press
New York
Russell T. Sherwood
Walker
Samuel Seabury
Sherwood
Paul Block
Solareat
Sherwoon
John A. Hast
Equitable company financing tied to city bus franchise case
The text alleges close ties between Walker and the Equitable Company in securing a city bus franchise, with payments and influence reaching city hall. It mentions Anson W. Burchard’s past finance offers and subsequent reactions after Burchard’s death and GE’s refusal. It also covers stock purchases and disputes over who financed whom, plus a Denver disbarment and a Washington indictment context.
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Ngs
Walker
Equitabls, Coach Company
Ali
Polleiin
Adlott
City Hall
Anson W. Burchard
General Hisetrcs Company
Equitable Company
Burchard
Dend
General Electric
Toterstate Trumt
Haatlogs
Beebury
Biaffra
Sherwood
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