Sherwood Witness in Seabury Probe Located and Testifies
New York May 31 The New York American reports Sherwood an alleged local agent for former Mayor Junior Walker has been located after 21 months disappearance. He gave a lengthy interview with his attorney present, addressing Walker’s fiscal role and the Seabury investigation. Sherwood claims he never served as Walker’s agent and says his absence was voluntary due to loyalty and the ongoing probe. He faces a $50,000 contempt fine and owes more than $40,000 to the government, with his finances and whereabouts largely unsettled.
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Ina Nelghy Boralig
Monitor
Herones
Irs
Russell T. Bherwood
Sun
Sooneymaan
Mexico City
Seabury
United States
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Ite
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Wyiker
Wyoming river decree questioned over water use rights
A fragmented report notes Colorado and Wyoming dispute over water diversion for irrigation. It highlights Larimer and Weld counties and the SkyJae ditch with claims of diversions exceeding 60 000 cubic feet in three different years and contest over decreed limitations and total available supply.
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Countina
Lees Chao
Decrar
Philp Award Battle Over Farley Lapses into Courtroom Tangle
In a heated school yard dispute in a Greeley area case, D A Philp is said to have clashed with Farley over property and alleged nose injuries. Witnesses named include Mrs Laura Peake, secretary of the board, and Dr Atkinson of Greenly. Court testimony revealed injuries and conflict among local royal factions over school yard management.
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Philpsanto
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Farley
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Farrey
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Tn Iotter
Tonos Woods
Abert Cornelis
Netenso
de. St. DB. Atkinson
Greeley
Wip
Enid
Wella
G. M. Griffiths
Helen AcCarthy
Water hearing resumes at Fort Collins on Laramie river case
At Fort Collins May 31 advancing testimony for Colorado in a United States Supreme Court original case. Tipton through the Colorado state engineer's office leads the interstate river investigation with J Howard Carpenter as special commissioner. Wyoming contends decreed allocations limit the Skyline ditch and Lunnel diversion while Colorado argues total allotment may be used across projects within the state.
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Tipton
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
J. Howard Carpenter
Treaver
Supreme Court
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Laramia
Tiptons
Ralph. Meeker
Denver
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Cheyenne
Thiton
Dain
Meeker
Layamie
Taramia River
Water Supply and Storage Company
Laramie
General Motors Reports First Quarter Earnings Decline
General Motors announced first quarter net income of 4.6 million dollars, about 11 cents per share, vs 7.3 million and 17 cents in the prior year. Sales and gross profit figures show a downturn, with total assets around 1.098 billion and cash in banks near 14.9 million as of April 26.
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General Motors Corporation
Lic Corporation
United States
Pon Guard Stabbed In Back At Ancolated Praes
A Kansas penitentiary incident reports John Sherman who was held as a hostage and stabbed in the back during a disturbance. Police say the event occurred as guards faced threats and other inmates were involved in the melee.
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Uo Kansas Penitentiary
Oubresk
John Sherman
The Stranger's Story Survival Hint
A cryptic note recounts a chase from Balboa by train. The speaker asks for freedom and questions the other’s wishes, hinting at pursuit and tension amid uncertain loyalties. The fragment presents a suspenseful, noir mood with evasive dialogue and shifting allegiances.
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Balboa
Two Oklahoma murderers escape from prison breakout
May 31, two inmates serving life for murder escaped from an Oklahoma penitentiary by kidnapping a guard. They seized Baskin, used him as a shield, and fled in a car before being halted. Baskin suffered only bruises. Authorities across Oklahoma were alerted.
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Hiardhes
Okina
Ton Daskle
Wegon
Cer Askin
Sam Brown
Stribing
Carlot County
Bradbury
Oklahoma County
Bradtury
Baskin
Gant Andy
Wardapi Brown
Gad Lo Sas
Brokinson Livowit
Oklahoma
Engineer Named To Make Survey of Water Systems
Governor Ed G. Johnson named Tt. J. Wright as special state engineer to independently survey water rights and feasibility of diverting North Platte and related western river waters. Wright will review federal surveys, assess a possible transmountain diversion, and examine the Ca Ner Allava project as Colorado seeks half of 500000 acres. State Engineer M. Hinderlider calls diverting such a large area impractical. Wright, appointed on Wednesday, comes after recommendations by prominent engineers.
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Ed G. Johnson
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Teri Gation
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French Government Wins Confidence Vote in Parliament
Paris May 31 The government of Prime Minister Edouard Daladier won a confidence vote in the chamber by 369 to 200. The debate centered on creating a committee to study a proposal for a government monopoly of all communications, with the outcome described as a supported measure.
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Edouard Dalaidier
Stork Express A160 Pound Baby Born in Flardin
Gerald Newton Cannon was born Tuesday at Greatey Hospital to Mr and Mrs Fred Cannon of Flardin. The newborn weighs 160 pounds and carries the family name Cannon.
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Fred Cannon
Flardin
Greatey Hospital
Tex
Gerald Newton Canhom
Time Extended for Drilling of Frank Kotouc Well
Amendment to the well project describes extension for drilling on the Frank Kotouc site SE 4-7-59 Wag Fue with the county clerk. The measure allows starting a new well this year in September. Two percent royalty from another well on W 26-766 was sold to M. W. Leffertink and others.
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Tannoy Ott
Ganlenge
Weilneaday
M. W. Leffertink
Ault Farmer Cuts Power Use With New Irrigation Tests
Colorado irrigators seek cost cuts as George J. Wolfer analyzes farm pump efficiency in Weld County. A 1832 power bill drops from 183 to 156 dollars with a five horsepower plant replacing a 15 horsepower motor. Thatcher Plant near Boonebs Arkansas plans to switch to a smaller, more efficient setup to pump more water at lower power, while older systems may save by reducing motor size and cost.
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Colorado
Catirs
George J. Wolfer
Atear Auit
Weld
Iyos
Cat Hig
Pecordias
Cole
Colorado Agricultural, College Experiment Station
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Thatcher Land
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Boonebs
Lin Arkansog Valley
Lecal Ita
All Colorado Benefits From Farm Bill Proposals
A summary of farm bill provisions suggests relief for farmers amid debt and interest pressures. It notes potential wider benefits including price stability and expanded aid to producers of fruits vegetables poultry and other commodities. Trade agreements may link producer associations with processors to boost demand and employment in rural Colorado and beyond.
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Wallace
Farm Adjustment Plans Progress Amidst Uncertainty
A garbled report notes ongoing efforts to perfect new farm adjustment methods. Officials from Colorado discuss cooperation with farmers and producers to stabilize prices and improve farm economics.
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