Local Woman in Sympathy with Gandhi in Greeley
Mrs. Maya McCown of 2025 Ninth Avenue Greeley advocates sympathy with Mahatma Gandhi and abstention from meat as part of her support for Indian relief. A former Theosophical Society member, she studies Hinduism in the United States and cites personal sacrifice while urging aid for the Indian cause.
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Birs. McCown
Carpaige Limited
Mahatma Sandhi
Greeley
Mea
Betnett
McGown
Ninth Avenue
Mya
McCown
Dae
Tadla
Tye McCown
Hamie
East
Theosophical Society
Ife
Thindle
Idia
Raveler
United States
C. Jinaradaal
The
Pheosophical Socialy
Indras
India
Ernest Wood
Katherine
Maya
Jendon
Barnarving
Two Year Old Falls to Death From Window Sill
A mother watched helplessly as her two year old daughter Barbara Lyon crawled to an unlocked window and fell to the pavement from an apartment, dying shortly after at a hospital. The mother Mia Lyon, of Des Moines, was nearby. the Lyons were visiting friends.
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Denver
Janet
Barbara Lyon
Mia. T. W. Lyon
Des. Holton
Lyons
Anerien
Gilchrist Leaves to Become Principal in St Louis
Robert Gilchrist resigns as principal of Big Bend School to become principal of Lindovar elementary and supervisor in Maplewood St Louis. Arthur J Foster named successor beginning next fall after six years as Brighton superintendent and nine years at Delta. Foster holds AB and AM from Colorado State Teachers. he will be professor of extra misc and principal of Big Bend. Gilchrist travels to St Louis May then bills summer teaching in Billings Montana, with his family to join in fall subject to health.
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Robert Gilchrist
Prricipal
Lig Bend School
Arthur J. Foster
Brigin
Galarada Tanchers College
Ble Bend
Peckham
Penncionl
Menattudlon
Gilchrist
Big Beni
Teachers College
Maplewood
Bt. Louis
Iga
Lindovar
Neahool
Arthur J. Foater
Gieheist
Brighton
Delta
Okahama
Colorado
Foster
Colorado State Teachers College
St. Louis
Wallwey and
Pullman
Billinga
Ment
Johnstown Woman Joins Estate as Administrator
Sellers Administrator Named Joan G. Seller of Johnstown, son of the late William Sellers, appointed administrator of the William Sellers estate in county court. William Sellers died May 11, leaving an estate valued about 16000, with 11000 in real estate. The heirs are Kate Sellers widow, Eva Dundas daughter, John and H. Sellers sons, all in Johnstown, and Besule Dawcon daughter in Pueblo.
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Joan G. Seller
Johnstown
Wiliam Sellers
Kate Sellers
Eva Dundas
John and
H. ©. Sellers
Besule Dawcon
Pueblo
Women Warn Against Prohibition Repeal At Denver Convention
Federal federation of 14,000 federated clubs will condemn repeal efforts to abolish the Eighteenth Amendment. Mrs Ben Hooper of Wisconsin leads a resolution to affix penalties on those undermining prohibition. The convention plans to back stricter enforcement, support Indian welfare studies, tuberculosis controls, and ratify naval treaties. Col Charles A Lindbergh peak in Colorado may be named.
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Circe
Denver
Ben Hooper
Wisconsin
United States
Federation
Ita
Colorado
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Graf Zeppelin Heads Homeward Over North Atlantic
Graf Zeppelin departs Lakehurst New Jersey at 9 12 pm EST on a voyage toward Friedrichshafen Germany with 22 passengers and crew of 60. The craft reports position 40 18 north 57 30 west about 730 miles east of New York City and covered 268 miles from 6 am to 9 am at a possible 89.7 mph aided by a tail wind as it moves northeast along the coast then turns southeast toward its European destination.
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Preas
Graf Zeppalin
North Atlantic
Allen
Naval Station
Lakehurat
N. J
New York City
Altho
Sevanis
Friedrichetafen
Thirteen Insane Inmates Escape From Michigan State Hospital
Thirteen criminally insane inmates at Towla state hospital for the criminally, two of them armed with knives and razors, seized control after threatening the night supervisor Gene Owen. They released 24 prisoners, cut telephone wires, and fled into the surrounding area. One murderer was recaptured within hours, while authorities pursued the remaining fugitives. Superintendent Perry C. Robertson warned of a dangerous situation as guards and deputies mounted a wide search.
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Tod Brese
Towla
Mich
Junea
Towla State Hospital
Ngana Garry
Gene Owen
Uinltu
Perry C. Robertson
Bugs
Owen
Buile-Sns
Bheyitt Wiliam French
Isivan Coordon
Detroit
Robinson
Ingilowius the Taen
Senior Saves Bridges With Lot of Skill
Archly Senier of Greeley the truck driver employed by Charles Wluch, in Clark's road district, was largely responsible for saving bridges on the Poudre northwest of Greeley during the flood. He worked in the stream up to his waist and neck, clearing jams and preventing further damage as debris and logs jammed the flow. Automobiles onlookers praised his efforts as debris including animal carcasses and a nesting bird were noted among the wreckage. The report also notes a family escaping death when Cameron car stalled during the flood near Virginia Dale.
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Maine
Michigan
Archly Senier
Greeley
Charles Wluch
Clark's
Poudrs
Debyia
Boyde
Dixouw
Alream
Senler
Feilow
Senter
George Cameron
Taton Pacific
Siddie
Elizabeth Cameron
Moniuy
Cameron
Virginia Dale
Car Driven by Girl Ditches Near Evans in Wave-Road Crash
A sedan carrying Norma Mood and five girls with one boy overturned Monday on the ocean wave road west of Evans. All occupants escaped injury aside from scratches and bruises after leaving the highway, crashing through a fence into a field and rolling onto its top. The car, eastbound, returned to Greeley under its own power after helpers freed it.
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Norma Mood
Divs
James Faoot Greeley
Ocean
Evans
Wich
Greenley
Local verdict awards 372.58 to Wolachon in district court
In district court J A Wolachon received a verdict for 372.58 against Fred Brag. The incident was reported around 7 80 oclock Monday evening.
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Auty
J. A. Wolachon
Fred Brag
Theney
Lost Mexican Aviator Found Near San Angelo
A damaged report states a Mexican aviator was found near San Angelo Texas around 11 30 p m by Colonel Pleroro who led a patrol along a ranch about forty miles south west of the city. The wording is garbled but places the event in Texas with a military figure leading the search.
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Pas
Penas
Tariff Supporter Wins Iowa Senate Primary Amid Turmoil
Des Moines June 2 Congress man L J Dickinson the tariff proponent leads the Iowa Republican Senate primary early returns show Dickinson 1166 Hammill 66 Lunt 2504 Foyna Gif - vague text indicates Dickinson claims support over Hammill while Lunt and others trail in precinct reports.
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Des Moines
L. J. Dickinson
John J. Hammill
Local buyers pay to farmers
Degrees were conferred on eight St John’s college graduates during a Tuesday chapel commencement at St John's. Bishop Irving Tolingon delivered the sermon with Bishop Fred Ingreyt present and other clergy assisting. Degrees awarded to Samuel A. McPherres Winthrop, Barnett Derry Weath borough, Rev Jerome Dritscha, Rev Walter Whitehead, and Rev Walter Middleton among others. Communicant service held at 7:41 to 8.45. A gathering of clergy, Pi Alpha Theta meeting, and a Tuesday discussion on local issues followed the ceremony. Attendance about 100. Barley and other items noted in offerings. Local buyers pay to farmers.
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St. John’s College
Irving P. Tolingon
Bishon Fred Ingreyt
Prograam
Edward Johnson
Shistrop
Vollage
Charles Brady
Charles Burritt
St. Tolm’s
Samuel A. McPherres
Winthrop
Mads
Barnett M. Derry
Weathborough
Mass
Jerome Dritscha
Denver
Walter Whitehead
Worcester
Mays
Walter Middleton
Chatre
Fort Morgan
Kirby Webster
Cambridge
J. Lindsey Patton
Hal D.whitehead
Minnesapelie
Minn
Montfort Dies After Operation at Greeley Hospital
C K Montfort 66, a Weld County farmer and longtime poultry pioneer, died Monday at DeGreeley Hospital after an intestinal obstruction operation. He headed Weld County Farmers Institute, survived by his wife Elizabeth and son Warren, plus five siblings, and he helped showcase a model farm with Colorado Agricultural College. He was born February 16, 1874 near Charleston and moved to Colorado in 1908, later leasing his farm before engaging in large scale poultry farming.
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C.K. Mautart
Geauge
Pleasant Valley
de Greeley Hospital
Montfort
Weld County
Weld County Farmers Instllite
Wlizsbeth Monfort
Warren TH. Monfort
Monfort
Slater
G. Montfort
Moores
L. Monfort
Merced
Calif
Joe 1. Monfort
Fresno
Cali
Louis B. Monfort
San Antonio
Tex
Gus Carl
Charleston
Normal
Charleston Normal School
Dixon
Mr. Montfort
Charles Cole
Alonzo Wright
Greeley
Congressional Assembly Dates Set by Republican Committee
Denver reports fixed dates for congressional party assemblies. The first district in Banner County and others will meet Aug 2 and the fourth and sacred districts in Denver on Aug 1 at 7 30 p m. The third district gathering in Pueblo is scheduled for a date yet to be decided. Incumbent Congressman William R Eaton of the first district announced his candidacy for reelection in a letter to Leroy Williams, Republican county chairman.
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William R. Eaton
Banner County
Leroy Willams
Beet fields thinning report shows progress in 3 counties
Nearly half of local beet fields have been thinned across Greeley Eaton and Fort Lupton areas as of June 4 per Great Western Cleldimen og. About 42 percent in Eaton and 41 percent around Windsor, with Fort Lupton at 4,000 acres or about 28 percent. Officials cite poor early yields delaying further thinning and farmers awaiting better conditions.
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Greeley Factory
Eaton
Great Western Cleldimen Og
Fort Lupton
Windsor
Walt
Iiter
Info Kood Atanii
Convict Faces Noose In Mutiny Case At Colorado Prison
Canon City, Colo. June 1. Convict Charles Davis testified today in a state court trial over the mutiny and the murder of prison executioner Jol G. Beles at the state penitentiary October 3. Davis described demands, threats, and the chaos of the uprising, detailing actions by fellow inmates and staff during the escape attempt and the killing. The testimony came as the defense challenged the prosecution’s narrative and called for doubts about the events leading to the mutiny.
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Associated Press
Canon City
Colo
Danny Durlass
Civ
Charles Davis
Jol G. Beles
Davis
James TP
Locke
Lim
Henry J. Davis
Salgalian Army Worksr
Jus Slater
Agia Caylyon
Kanans City
Ant
Davila
Gell Mobwe
Ray Ryan
Jimmy Pardew
Daniels
Uni
Sme
Jimmy
Mont
Toms
Botueois
Hannity
McKinney Pleads Guilty to Confidence Game Charge
L A McKinney, accused of running a confidence game, pleaded guilty before Judge Clande O. Cotéin in Mistriel Court. Clemmency was deferred to the following day, with parents expected to appear and offer reasons for clemency. McKinney, 31, was arrested after several forged checks passed locally.
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L. A. AlcKimney
Sterling
Eliy
Nai Intey
Tidge Clande O. Cotéin
Mistriel
Benterice
Taira
Clase
McKinuney
Dozen Leaders Named in College High Yearbook A Section
A 1980 College High yearbook section highlights twelve leaders in six activities including best leaders Best scholars best characters best physical health best sportsmen and most attractive students. Names include Donald Wolgar Margaret Colvin Keith Freeman Mary Ginther John Ginther Ralph Parker Mary Stender Doyle Quigley Helen Kidd Ruben Stroh Elizabeth Kruse and Helen Miller. The Bulldog was produced by Tenchere college high school printing and hand binding students led by editor Doyle Quigley and adviser Mormon Saluerg. The yearbook honors Mian Ida M. Jones secretary to the principal.
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Fe Edo
Donald Wolgar
Samuel Eigar
Santa Ana
Calif
Albert Binley
la Salle
Margaret Colvin
A. 0. Colvin
Eleventh Avenue
Keith Freeman
W. H. Freeman
Grevauth Avenue
Mary Ginther
Dind Ira
John Ginther
Eighth Avenue
Ralph Parker
William Parkee
Route 4
Greeley
Mary Stender
A. Stessler
Gresley
Lester Stroh
Conrail Stroh
Helen Miller
Mra
C. H. Nkler
Doyle Quigley
J. ©. Quigley
Sixth Street
Helen Kidd
Dean Kidd
Ruben Stroh
Conrad Strot
Elizabeth Kruse
Ernest Kruse
Route 1
Department of Printing
Tenchere College
Ita ‘Eather
Rodifera Dt Vgn
Mormon Saluerg
Mian
Ida M. Jones
DE College High Echnol
Eaton WII Seek Re-election
William H. Eston, a Denver Republican, announced his candidacy for reelection. He resides in Denver. Other Colorado congressmen Edward T. Taylor Quy U. Hardy and Charles B. Timberlake also indicate plans to seek reelection.
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Asoctated
Denver
Wiliam H. Eston
Denver Republican
Leroy Williams
Republican County Central
Colorado
Edward T. Taylor
Quy U. Hardy
Charles B.timberlake
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