Senate approves relief bill amid waste protests
Washington June 1 Senate passed a relief package totaling roughly 2.428 billion dollars by a 62 to 14 vote, despite minority opposition. The measure funds continuing work relief and related programs, with amendments shifting tax and administrative actions. The result clears the way for broader legislation, though debate and procedural battles continued late into the session.
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Senate
Associated ‘Priory
Washington
Florida Ship Canal
Puesege
Dickinson in Early Lead in Iowa Voting
Iowa Republican senatorial race shows Lester J. Dickingan leading with 5,046 votes in 12 precincts while five rivals trail, as unofficial returns pour in. Democratic nomination contest tight with Clyde L. Herring narrowly ahead of Hubert Utterback by 2 votes at 3,488 to 3,186. Local figures include Norman P. Baker and George Chaney among others, with 1,203 and 569 votes respectively.
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Associated Presa
Des Moines
Lester J. Dickingan
New Dev
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Hubert Utterback
Dickineau
Smith W. Brookhart
U. S
Fate of Rays Goes to Jury
In Garden City district court AT and Yda Ray face a liquor sales charge. The trial neared noon with several witnesses. defense aims to unveil a purported plan by officials including Secretary of State George Saunders and District Attorney Herbert M. Baker to end Garden City liquor sales. Defense also seeks to question Baker about correspondence with Saunders. trial paused as Baker left for Chicago due to his mother’s auto accident.
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Yda Ray
Garden City
District Court
Defensa
J. Emory Clitton
Herbert M. Baler
George M. Senders
Joe Kam
R J, Laird
W.C. Chilton
Yern Clnna
Grealey
Laird
Chilton
Ray
Marshal Kom
Kent
Ken
George Saunders
Eighth District
Terbert M. Baker
A. F. Ray
Tia Ray
Ventimany Aay
J Emory Chilton
Hanor Sells
Ragy
Carl Munter
Munter
Ues
Baker
Chicago
Chifton
George MH. Saunders
High School Boys Offered Jobs in Local Beet Fields
Greeley district leaders announce boys in high school age can work in beet fields to earn wages. Sugar factory manager says rain slowed thinning labor, urging youths to contact the Greeley office for placement. Many youths have previously worked in cheese plants and on Delta area farms. officials hope for normal progress with no further rain.
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Greeley
Charles Ryang
Eaton
Hyang
Evans
Byang
Sugar Company
Delta
Weat
Reclamation Rider Added to Deficiency Bill in Senate Action
Senate approved a second time a 355 million reclamation program, adding items for 1937 construction funds to the deficiency bill. Hayden of Arizona offered the rider, arguing for House-adjustment compatibility, while Adams of Colorado objected to double appropriations. The House rejected the broader program earlier. conference expected to decide whether to attach the rider and maintain funding for Grand Lake diversions in northern Colorado.
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Washington
Jang
Senate
House
Hayden
Arizona
Interior Department
Congressional
Edward T. Taylor
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Mayden
Grand Lake
Colorado
Alva B. Adams
William Borah
Grand Valley
Boyer acted like madman claims wife in Utah trial
Paschal Boyer is accused by his wife Tulia of violent mood swings and lies after their Oklahoma marriage. She testified in a sanity hearing under Utah law in Farmington, recounting alleged threats and a suicide attempt, while noting Boyer’s travel with her through Colorado Wyoming and California.
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Farmington
Utah
Tulia Boyer
Paschal Boyer
Oklahoma
Boyer
Aevenne Modul Jough
Formaer
Blanche Nelson
Nelson
Boyar
Gresley
County Board Again Denies Lair Permit
County commissioners deny A. B. Lair liquor license in Reiggadale and affirm previous action. Seven members indicate they will act soon on the Geedly Country club application.
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County Board
A. B. Lair
Reiggadale
Rocky Mountain Motorist Map Errors Hit Northern Colorado
The Denver Post and Rocky Mountain Motorists Inc face scrutiny over a Vacation Edition map showing Weld and Northern Colorado. The map mislabels routes, labeling a paved road as No 6 while depicting unpaved segments from Greeley to Loveland, misleading travelers toward wrong routes to Estes Park and the national parks. It cites errors in No 6, No 14, and No 287 paths.
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Hacky Mountain Motorists, Inc
Denver Post
Weld County
Colorado
Hi Post
Greeley
Loveland
Rt Thompson
Drake Poab
Drake
Denver
Wiggins
Greelay
Fort Calling
The
Post and
Rocky Mountain Motorists, Inc
Rocky Movintain Motoriats, Inc
Homecrafters Cooking School at Sterling Theater
The Greeley Daily Tribune sponsors the Homecrafters Cooking School to be held June 11 12 and 14 at the Sterling Theater. Demonstrator will be Mrs Dorothy Ayers Loudon renowned cooking expert with widespread endorsements. Sessions run 9 30 to 11 30 a m with doors opening at 9 and ends to fit afternoon shows.
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Tribune
Sterling
Grasley
Greeley Daily Tribune
Sterling ‘Theater
Dorothy Ayers Loudon
Ayl
Wana
Tesa
Mra
Sama Larga
Danver
Loudon
Denver
Tim
Wa‘thortty
Tates
Ming
Man Kills Seven Children Then Dies After Crisis
Dayton dispatch reports Walter Johnson, 42, killed four of his seven children as they returned from school then fatally shot himself after chaining their mother in a bedroom. Two sons survived by pleading for mercy. the seventh child arrived home to a tragedy uncovered. The wife, Leota Johnson, had recently returned from a hospital.
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F Associated
Dayton
Walter
Leota
Tran
GOP Assembly Convenes in Denver Aug 1
Republican state assembly announced today it will be held August 1 at Denver city auditorium with time to be officially approved tomorrow. Apportionment will mirror that of the Pueblo convention where 1211 delegates were seated.
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Pyeay
Denver
Republian
Denver City Auditorium
GOP
Im ‘Pueblo
Hoffman Discharges: Alleged Bungler in Lindbergh Probe
In Trenton Governor Hottman labeled the Lindbergh case the most levied in policy history and tonight refused to reappoint Colonel Norman Schwartzkopf, superintendent of the New Jersey state police, amid a probe into bungling.
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Hoffman
Lindbergh
Trenton
Luna
Hottman
Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
Don’t Delay: Read the Advertised Article Now
A fragment urges readers not to delay in answering an advertised item on the page. It notes daily prospective buyers reference oddities for advertised articles and then find them sold, reflecting a thin, urgent market display.
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Cugalet
Doves Adaptation Noted in Grucley District History
George Hodgson cites changes over fifty years as doves migrate and nest in new trees across the Grucley District, replacing earlier open prairie habitat. Curator George Madgaon recalls scarce trees when he arrived, now noting irrigation growth and shifting dove nesting in the area.
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George Hodgson
Grorge Madgaon
Maule Pr
Roy
Hodgson
Ebet
Publicity stunts of phone company face investigation
Washington June 1 Associated Press News report says commission investigators will trace AT&T efforts to influence public opinion amid hearings into the utility. They will present evidence on educational motion pictures and promotional films, used by smaller theaters, tied to rate policies. Attorney General Paul Prosser underwent abdominal operation and was reported resting easily.
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Associated Prespy
Washington
Communiqny
Iang
America Telephone & Telegraph Company
Commission Renoans
Commission
T New York
Chonges
Commission Attornay
Prosser
Denver
Paul P. Prosser
Fitesimoys General Hospital
Sweet enters Senate race amid Colorado Democratic field
W E Sweet former Colorado governor 1922 1924 declares candidacy for the U S Senate seat vacated by Edward Gastigan amid a field including William Yolason Vincent and Mevla D Sincent Sweet ties to New Deal speaking tours while omitting comment on future Assembly or Hillard candidacy and notes prior defeat in 1926 building a second bid for the seat and his silence on entering the primary or September campaign actions
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den Yer
Wigan
Sweet
Colorado
Tonigi
United States
Edward P. Gastigan
Worth Allen
Atate Damocratic
Ed 4
Yolason
Mevla D
Sincent
Vincent
Camnaigh
Ben C. Hillard
Colorado Supreme Court
Senate
Hillard
Hilliard
Awey
Wes
New Deal
Temple Gains in Court Ruling on Water Case in Colorado
Fort Collins attorney J R Temple views the court decision as a partial win for Colorado with conditions. The ruling limits the combined use of the Laramie-Poudre tunnel and Sigline ditch to 87 760 acre feet, tying future diversions to this cap. The article notes ongoing ties to the Water Supply and Storage Company and references continued coverage on page 3.
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Fort Collins
J. R.temple
Fort Colling
Colorado, Ag
Water Supply and
Staraga Company
Colorado
Roosevelt urges graduated sugar payments expansion plan
Washington reports President Roosevelt urges Congress to adopt graduated sugar payment principles in new legislation extending sugar production controls. The letter to Senator O Mahoney and Representative Jones argues large corporate entities have gained government advantages and proposes tiered payments with deductions to align benefits with farm families while preserving sugar program aims.
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Washington
Farma
Waa
Freuident
Roonavelt
Stepe
Alten
Gail
O'Mahonsy
Demosrat
Wyong
Joney
Demogriat
Texas
Ag Mas
Agricultural Adjistment Administration
Vandenberg
Regubllehh
Michigan
Lee Tie
Congressman Jones
Cniporations
O'Mahoney
Agrin
Jones
O'Mahony
Supreme Court
Mestas Trial Begins Amid Double Mine Camp Shooting
Charles Mestaa of Denver is charged with assault with a deadly weapon in a double shooting at Paritan mine camp. Trial set for Wednesday before a 12 member jury in district court. Montoya and Blinlea testified. Montoya severely wounded, recovering at Leyte hospital. Edward Brook seduction case dropped for lack of evidence as four key witnesses disappeared.
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Charles Mestaa
Denver
Mexlcni
Assime
Paritan
Bafora 2
Westne
Hig
William R. Baab
Sabreno Montoya
Charles Blinlea
Port Lipton
Mestas
Aaid
Mexican man in county jail on drunken and disturbing charges
A man identified as Casadoy was arrested by a deputy sheriff after his son Paul, 21, and Laura, 18, reported threats and abuse. The family alleges repeated beatings and fear prompted the arrest as the suspect faced drunken and disturbing conduct charges in Platteville County jail.
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Aeaner Livig
Moore
Dumip
Platteville
County
Casadoy
Paul
Bla
Laura
Ninties Wwilla
Tita
Ly Platteville
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Robert B. Delany
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Cyrus Hall McConnick
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International Harvester Company
McCormich
Lala Fowcst
Walden
Ant
Ee Ag
U. S. Waters
Britain
Quarantine
New York
Atlantic
Tits Sravning
Normandie
Frasier
George W. Prasier
College of Education
Rocky Mountain
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W.E. Sweet
O’mahoney
Wyoming
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