Pair Held Here Admit Robbery At Rawlins
Police report a group tied to a May 1818 theft at Feruron department store in Haw Wwnse involved in the Rawlins case. Suspects, including Jor Cites, John Potts, Juhi Weld Pieler, and Deville McFarland, admit taking money from the store safe. Investigators link them to a sequence of robberies across Weld County and Canton City.
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Weld County
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Oke
John Potts
Juhi Weld Pieler
Denver
Dell of Vue
Englewood
Deville McFarland
West County
Rerenaay
Pliny
Arti
Canton
Ataenit
Mra
Curly Awilerran
Erick Falent Tawlie Wintelad
British Sub Links Near Liverpool
Fragmented OCR text describes a British submarine near Liverpool with speculation about location and events. It references experts, figures, and possible naval activity, but the passage is garbled with numerous errors and unclear details.
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Liverpool
Unclear Naval Action Described With Fragmented Phrases
The text details a naval operation with references to a tug, harbor board, Poseidon, and multiple ships in Cuese water. It mentions emergency gear, crew life support, and an air of wartime activity, but the jumbled OCR yields many garbled names and dates, leaving core action only hints of a coordinated maneuver and vessel readiness.
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Amiss
Oll
Frm
Representabies
Witsenhead
Ducknound Harbor Board
Poseidon
Poseidon Disinter, June AY In Cuese Water
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Mathesasmrati Palin
Gammell Tided
Una
Ulaa Font HU
Daneel
Leeds Beedivens
M.S. Uregin
Patertis
Melia Aire
Wirral
Hitanarhien
Bn HL AG
Unclear Names Tangle From Historic Notice
Fragmentary OCR text shows a jumble of names and places including Wai OW, Mirna, Mary Linek, Johnatosa, MUkan, Stratfard, Falrmny, Minega, Cotas Cemetery, JOHNSON, Bling lar vila, Maye Jitermene Glow dre OSTER Bins. Reading yields no coherent event or clearly identifiable action. The piece resembles a damaged public notice or obituary fragment with multiple garbled proper nouns.
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Mirna
Vathor
Mra
Mary Linek
Johnatosa
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Mukan
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Kile
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Cattt
Clay Alka
Cole
Sereylew
Ktays
Cotas Cemetery
Freeman-Adams Wedding Held At Estes Park
Freeman and Adams exchange vows in a June Estes Park ceremony. The couple, attended by close family and friends, celebrated with a reception at the Adams home. The bride, Corlyn Adams, wore a white chiffon gown. groom Peter Freeman planned a navy blue suit for the event. After a motor trip to Montana, they will reside at their Briggsdale home.
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Arbus
Tory Hoheympen
Moxtea
Alvsten
Hriggadale
Mes. Vreeman
Colorado Sale Callega
Kiaucation
Greeley
Gam
Freeman
Colorado State College of Agriculture
Fore Liaktbay
Man With Surplus Wife To Be Extradited
Lincoln Nebr June 1 a county court convened for Monterey Mexico to return Harry I L Fahrenbruch to face charge of embezzling 2000. He married 17 year old Letty Dye of Denver in Montere y a bigamy complaint was filed. Betty learned he had a wife and son in Lincoln and sent him home from Phoenix. Constable Milton Gales will escort him by automobile and expects to return in about 10 days.
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Cornside
Monterey
Mexico
Harry IL Fahrenbuch
Tai
Boyd
Fahrenbruch
Monerey
Apergoon
Letty Dye
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Fahrenbeich
Fahrenhrieh
Betty
Phoenix
Ariz
Honeyman
Donyer
Milton Gales
Moglerey
Antomobile
New Turbines Assigned To Columbine Rail Project
Columbine engines from General Boiler line will split a 14 unit pair for the Denver to Omaha route with one locomotive each for westbound and eastbound service. The locomotives, built by General Boiler Company, will haul a transcontinental train with both units used as one. Test runs show each unit can operate independently. Columbine departures begin June 10 from Chicago at 4 pm reaching Denver by 2:20 am, eastbound from Denver at 6 am arriving Chicago 4:26 pm. Units will operate on U P lines. Chicago and Northwestern to cover related switchwork. A deeper summer expansion adds Chicago Denver car service. Mrs. Gaffy seeks a hearing on incompetence charges filed and later withdrawn by Kenneth Jobson.
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Colon Pacific
Denver
Omaha
General Bioeline Company
Columbine
Chicago
Terbines
U.P
Chicago & Northwestern
Covention
Colwin
Gaffy
Alice Gaffy
State Civil Service Com
Msgid
Kenneth Jobson
Greeley Insurance
Caution Urged On Route Up Trail Ridge
Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park opened to through traffic May 31 due to lighter snow than any year since 1932. Superintendent Canfield warns drivers to exercise caution on snowy stretches above the timber line where remaining work may slow speed.
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Tacky Mountain National Park
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountain National Park
David J. Canfield
Trail Hideo
Barton Jfurachiler
Gypsy Woman Robs Farmer Near Millixew Johnatown
Farmer Jon Sizer reported a gypsy woman robbed him of $73 in cash after she gained entry to his home on a pretext. He described a group of one man and two women in a late model Ford sedan used to travel, with a license plate from out of state. The car was not fast.
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Avins
Millixew Johnatown Road
Sitser
Ao Man
Mosley Statement Stricken From Record
Washington reports Major General George Vanifarn Moseley, an outspoken opponent of International Jewry and communism, ended a two day appearance before the Ciés committee with a prepared statement the panel deemed grotesquely antisemitic and immediately struck from the record. He claimed fear of assassination by Red foes and praised certain patriot organizations while regretting some U S groups profit from the movement.
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George Vanifarn Moseley
Ciés Committee
Tla
Iiiler
Hia
United States
Drunken Man In Wild Drive On Weld Ranch
A man tentatively identified as Joe Mestas a Huron was charged with drunken driving after a 1932 Chevrolet left the gate of Mrs George Dayndy north of the King place and crashed into a creek embankment at Weld Ranch. Henry Deterle, 40, accompanied him. deputies arrested them after a call from Dowdy raters.
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Hel
Mra
George Dayndy
King Place
Box Folder Creek
Mastes
Henry Deterle
Shoritty
Rauters
Meslay Feei
Rangers Warn Against Trip Up Longs Peak
Rangers warn of hazardous conditions at Longs Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park. Scouting reports show four to six feet of snow on approaches, with the Keynote route risky and the Cable route on the north face nearly impossible for nonexperts. Experts recommend waiting weeks to permit safe ascent, possibly after July.
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Longs Peak
Cilot
Barton Herschter
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