One Killed and 13 Injured in Auto Crashes
One man died and thirteen people were injured in a series of auto crashes south of Greeley on the Greeley Denver highway Saturday evening. Details describe a Packard coupe driven by Clatonce Andrews, 27, of Denver, losing control on a gravel road, striking a telephone pole and rolling over. Andrews died later in a Denver hospital. passenger Lawrence Belt was injured, and Andrews’ wife Thelma Andrews was among the injured. Additional crashes near Brighton involved four Greeley men, including Edwin Klein and Rev. Bar L. Klein, with varying injuries from a collision at Boulevard and Forty Fourth Street, Denver, blamed on the front driver. Multiple others sustained injuries, some serious, in a separate stop near Evans-La Salle. An inquest into the Andrews accident is planned.
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Gresley
Denver
Clatonce Andrews
Hianley Benedict Used Car Company
South Broadway
Engla Way
Platteville
Andrews
Andrew
Lawrence Belt
La’ayette Firest
Thelma
Greeley
Timothy
Myr
Wheeler Timothy
Shivelind
Neithar
Bent
Loral
Brighton, Boulevard
Edwin Klein
Colorado State College of Education
Hey
L. Kilein
Tenth Avenues
L. D. Proctor
Kleins
Bar L. Klein
Mogollon
Proctor
Klein
Pauline
Ing
Gast
Evans-La Salle
John A. Rogers
Fort, Warren
Wya
W. P. Shannon
Rogers
Stella Linioi
Gilcrest
Uuper
Joos
Ambrose Limon
Rupert Limon
Limons
Frant Montoys
Pete Cordova
Sergent Rogers
Shaiff Piaskenger
Slo
Kot
Alibrone Litton
Roxdry
Gresley Hospital
Post
Bort Warren
Simon
Greeley Hospital
Kiet
Liman
Coroass
A. W Wellman
Accused of Reckless Driving Arrest Near Peckham Sunder
Ben Acosta, 87, of Keenesbing, was arrested by the sheriff on Highway 5 near Peckham Sunder after being charged with reckless driving in the Court of Justice. Florance.
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Keenesbing
Sherlff
Peckham Sunder
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Recklesa
Court of
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Florance
Old School versus New School in Education Debate
A Frasier in Baccalaureate piece reports Dr Georgy W Taster of Colorado State College of Education praising The New School at a baccalaureate service in Poors. He contrasts old and new schooling, arguing education today happens through life and activity, not just classroom exams.
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Frasier
Rodeo Fiscal Drive Aims to Boost Cheyenne Events
Rodeo committee launches a Wednesday drive to raise funds for an expanded program at Island Grove Park near Cheyenne. The plan seeks to speed up improvements, attract better competition, and revive local merchant interest through enhanced rodeo entertainment.
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Agserta
Laska Loses in Supreme Court Final Appeal
In Washington on July 1, the Supreme Court denied Laska's final appeal after his conviction for conspiracy in the $210,000 abduction of Charles Urechel. The court affirmed the decision of the Tenth Circuit, upholding a ten-year prison term.
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Supreme Court
Associated Prew
Waallington
Thala
Aupreaine
Terim
Charles
Urehel
Oklahoma City
Suter
Cireil Cpt of Appeal
Zioncheck Charged With Unsound Mind In Washington
Representative Marlon A Zioncheck of Washington was ordered committed to a Gullinger hospital on grounds of being of unsound mind. The charge was sworn by P Stump sanitary officer of the District of Columbia. A boy’s body was found in a pond in Spokane after an eight day disappearance. Donald Buckman, eight, was last seen leaving home for an afternoon outing. The body was recovered near a lumber company mill.
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Marlon. A. Zioncheck
Gullinger Hospital
P. Stump
District of Columbia
Spokane
Wash
Donald Buckman
Gundsy
Mili Pund
Three Cars Stolen in Weld County. One Recovered
Three Weld County residents reported car thefts Saturday evening with two thefts outside the county. One vehicle recovered. thefts included a 1985 Chevrolet sedan owned by Prant Solomon and a Chevrolet sedan belonging to Clyde Camtolnga. Cars taken on Fort Collins and Longmont routes, with one damaged and evidence of towing.
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Clyde Camtolnga
Gresley Hardware
Boyum Apartments
Toventhevenie
Ninth Street
Cuntilings
Agin
Sheiiff
Arttoroobuls
Gibson Genool
Roy Welty
As Berthoud
Wold
Fort Collins
Neler
Prant Solomon
Greeley
Atolan
Longmont
Hcanea Tasé
Townsendites Endorse Acts of Founders in Colorado
Townspeople at a Denver convention endorsed acts supporting the Townsend movement and condemned a congressional committee. Delegates backed impeaching the committee chairman and urged McGroarty bill consideration. Anderson won a delegate vote to join the Townsend national board, with Evarts declining candidacy. More than 60 attended the Philadelphia gathering, peaceful sessions, 124,000 members overall.
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I. W. Townsend
House of Representatives
Colorado Town
Congressional Committee
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Deikocrat
Missouri
Townsen
Hang B. Anderson
Edgewater
Meandershy
Townsend National Board
Ortidale
Townsend
Organication
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Matalntl
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Springs
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W. F. Evarts
Longhront
Philadelphia
Jana
Evi
R. Matthews
Fort Col ‘Na
Harry Neyo
Longmont
R. A. Owen
Tyons
Robert A. Crossmanl
Pueblo
FP. M. Mittchell
Way F. Beyer
To Tournsend ‘Movement
Investigator Testifies on Whiskey Purchases at Parlor
Denver jurors hear testimony about whiskey sours and whiskey bought at Ray's Garden City parlor on the morning of a date in question. State witnesses detail sales of whiskey to a man allegedly without license, with defense counsel challenging the owner’s ties to Garden City.
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Denver
Apolar
Horbere MM. Hatter
Tdn
Ray
Garden City
Keay
Gilron
Dis
Myra
Iguor
Laird
Ingde Baker Valle
Clharlie Wheeler, Jr
Casio Jn
Siguor
Baker Anidle
Rey
Lieveataurant
Gardenwaet
Cowl
J. Amory
GO. Jarvin
Jackson B. Wella
CA. Matheson
A. Rutherford
O. O.aman
Hdevin Weismiller
Fred S. mcCune
Lyman Steffens
W. B. Paulkher
Coachre L. Lott
Commander bans political work in Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington dispatch reports James B. Van Zandt commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars warning posts nationwide that no politics will be tolerated within the organization. He said leaders of the Democratic and Republican parties had pressured the VFW, and that members may belong to parties privately but not engage in party politics through VFW channels. He warned sanctions for those who push political causes within VFW activities. The notice comes as part of enforcing a neutral stance amid post tensions. Also noted is a separate mention of Pete and Brown family plans to travel to Palo Alto for the summer while Mr Brown will attend Stanford.
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Prevsr
Washington
James B. van Bundt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F.W. Rasta Thyuout
van Zandt
Two Billions Requested as Federal Loan
Washington June 1 The treasury announced a proposed federal loan package totaling 2 060 75 400 the largest in the nation’s peacetime history. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau offered 1 million dollars in cash securities with the balance raised through new borrowing and securities issues to cover maturing obligations. The plan calls for 501 million in 15 to 18 year bonds at 2 percent and 40 million in five-year notes at 4 percent.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Eash
Oil Station Robbery Reported Near Port City
At 3 46 pm an oil station was robbed of seventy dollars. The owner was not alone as his assistant was outside polishing an automobile when the incident occurred. Three unknown men, described as tough and lingering nearby, are suspected of the robbery.
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Palice
Lord
Regular Spring Quarter Classes End Wednesday at State College
Schedule notes end of spring quarter at Colorado State College of Education with exams Thursday and Friday. Commencement slated for Saturday morning at 10. A feature is Wednesday at Livelock where the program will be presented by managing of the senior class, which includes 206 men and women.
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Mgtmberg
Comlaina
Air Liner Crashes Into House Injuring Twelve
A Continental and Western airliner flying nonstop from New York to Chicago crashed into a house near Municipal Airport, injuring twelve. Pilot W L Smith and passenger Grace Davidson among the injured. six taken to Holy Vores Hospital, six to Jess getinkaly. Police and aviation officials planned investigations.
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Trarg-Continental
Western Air Transport
New York
Chicago
Plana Stine
A. Aupala
Loves
Court Eases Water Dispute Between Colorado and Wyoming
Supreme Court delivers opinion on 1922 Colorado Wyoming water decree over the Laramie River. Justice Vandeventer notes only a division is possible, granting Wyoming leave to apply for future orders while maintaining court jurisdiction for measurement and recording of diversions. Both states face costs and ongoing monitoring as they cannot agree on allocations or enforcement.
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Tavi
Penny Washington
Wearlig
Colorado
Wastes Vandevanter
Wyoming
Wyauting
Zederel Aganoy
Agreement Reached on Flood Measures in Senate
Washington January 1 Senate and Noboa cofiferess reached agreement on a 320,000,000 omnibus flood control bill and a 272,990,060 river measure to provide flood control works in the lower Mississippi area. Senator Copeland Democrat New York said the agreement on both measures was a practical agreement lacking all conferees signatures.
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Washington
Senate
Noboa Cofiferess
Copeland
Democrat
New York
Gangsters Blamed for Fire at North Side Night Club
Police hunt four gunmen after a blaze gutted the Paddock Club on the North Side. Club owners say four gunmen previously invaded the venue and set the fire, damaging the building several weeks ago.
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Frege Chicugg
Gangvongsanen
North Side
Ownara
Apjd
Geveral
Kentuckians Slain in Feud Outbreak
News from Gray County reports a Sunday gunfight left two men dead and one wounded near Goose Creek. Charlie Benge and Dan Cupp rode to a nearby farm where Buckshot fire wounded Cupp, while Benge later died. Knab Philpot, 36, arrived at Pennington Hospital with gunshot wounds. Ginnie Scott, 46, was killed in the hillside firing near Oliver Creek amid national conflict.
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Press Condon
Gray County
Charlie Benge
Goose Creel
Tengowissinia
Dan Cupp
Benge
Knah Philpot
Pennington Hospital
Hera
Manchester
Bange
Ginnie Scott
Ritlemen Htaden
Tie Hills
Whils
Oltor Creel
Scott
Henrylyn Damages Reversed by State Supreme Court
The state supreme court reversed a Weld County district court judgment against Hawky Ligation district and remanded for amended complaints. Damages awarded to John and James O'Donnell totaled about 9 by negligence in construction and alleged irrigation canal malfunctions. The ruling specifies damages cannot be split and directs new filings in Edwardsburg court. Memorial Day services are noted at Flower Hill Cemetery for Yellew and family.
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Amociaint Pree
Denver
State Supremo Court
Frederic TW
Clare
Weld County District Court
Idwardburk
John O'Donnell
James O'Donnell
Canary
Supreme Court
O'Donnell
Ile
Fallin Cematary
Mos
Calhserine Yellew
Iva
Andrew
Flower Hill
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