Dies of Burns in City Hospital
Mrs Atley Trujillo a 20 year old mother died at the hospital at 6 43 a m Friday from burns received in a home explosion at Ragdown Lane. Her husband De Dr Eaton of Eaton expected to attend a funeral Friday. The infant baby was placed on an operation to save it amid the fire. Trujillo was conscious most of the time until the blast. The incident occurred Thursday and the cause was related to lack of care and injuries from the burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag
Atley Trujillo
de. E.den of
Eaton
Ulu
Trajilla
Roosevelt pushes to charge Seabury committee
June 4 report from New York notes Governor Roosevelt plans to urge lawmakers and Seabury’s investigators to present charges next session. Seabury’s counsel signals possible action, while officials debate timing and the need for a formal report before the legislature reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voli
Seabury
Roose
Farley
Lhete
Vnesa Papernien
John McGraw Resigns as Giants Manager After 93 Years
John McGraw announced his resignation as manager of the New York Giants after 93 years of leadership. He will be succeeded by a new manager yet unnamed as health issues keep him from active duties.
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Terry
Tao
Arlos A. Bloneham
Fonts
McGraw
Jess
Nekodo
Publicity Man for Stocks Claims Half Million Earned
Washington reports that David Lionwald Maw York testified before the Senate finance committee that thousands of shares of a stock were placed at his disposal for publicity on pools tied to the stock change. He said in 1928 1929 and 1930 a task valued at 6 000 000 was given to him without payment and he earned about 500 000 from it. He described hiring a radio speaker and newspaper writers to promote the stocks and noted cash payments to some writers. John J Raskob sat among spectators to be examined on related dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jane
David
Lion
Maw York
Senate Finance
We Dioposal
Lionwald
John J. Raskob
Wating & Be
Nlp
Maters
Former Moderator of Presbyterians Dies Aboard Train
Dr Henry Swearingen former moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly dies aboard train near Holdrege Nebraska while returning to St Paul after assembly in Denver. He collapsed before arrival, doctors unable to save him. wife and clergy companions with him as body taken to St Paul.
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Iostinga
Nehr
Strickeo
Henry
Swearingen
St. Paul
Mina
Presbyterian General
Neuiliy
Isis
St. Banfrans
General Assembly
Denver
St- Toul
Hegerry
Sweatingen
Youthful Essayist Gains Second Award This Year
Herbert Hoover, eighth grade student of Mrs Abrlam Hoover, won a medal for his essay The Flag and What It Symbolizes. The ceremony, on a flag raising program at Merker Junior High, included speeches by Mrs Glen Driggs and Earl Bucher, and honored Beatrice Winograd Jeanne Fralick Charlotte Paimb Jane Mason and Bobby Meyer for commendable essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Abrlam Hoover
American Legion Auxiliary
Hoover
W. GC. T. UL
Mierker
Stout Troop
Glen Driggs
Earl Bucher
Beatrice Winograd
Jeanne Fralick
Charlotte Paimb
Jane Mason
Bobby Meyer
Marc Smith Opens Independent Office in Greeley Building
Marc Smith moved from his former law office at Fork Place Hulking to the third floor of the Greeley Building on Thursday and will operate an independent office. Shalth had shared space with Willam R. Melly on Marcellus EH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus EH. Shalth
Willam R. Melly
Fork Place
Greeley Building
Rain Sweeps Greeley Area With Heavy Downpour
Heavy rainfall was reported across Platteville to Fort Lupton and Windsor with measurable totals. Greeley area received beneficial rain but crop damage potential rose as worm infestations may worsen. up to 0.25 inch fell near the sugar factory and Fort Lupton reported about 0.05 inch. Officials urged farmers to stay vigilant and spray promptly when worms appear, warning of possible continued outbreaks over the coming weeks.
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Agar Tactary
Plattevie
Port Lupton
Hull
Martin
Greeley
Lovrland
Eaton
Wintsor
Fort Lupton
Carty Green
Windsor
Conferees Agree on Tax Measures in Senate Budget Talks
Conferees reached a complete agreement on tax measures to balance next year’s budget. Senate and House negotiators accepted higher income tax rates up to 1921 levels, with four percent on incomes above four thousand and eight percent above higher thresholds, plus a 14 percent corporate tax. Officials estimated the bill would bring about 3.3 billion in new revenue and nearly balance the budget amid economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tli Sonale Wit Hovee
Senate
Ipst Uicht
Kent
Sho Lonae
Frances Newsome Wins Gold G for Greeley Hi Scholarship
Frances Newsome wins the Gold G scholarship at Greeley High School commencement. The award honors top senior scholars including Miss Newsome and peers like Mi sa Newcome and Lady year’s top student. Several finalists receive college scholarships, with many names and addresses listed as part of the ceremony.
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Frances Newsome
Greeley
Praneas
Dovelilor
Dea Bd
Nowhmec
Greeley High
Ectec
Bartlereile
Misa Newcome
Seibor
Ato Chonsey
Hohuy
Liatyante W
Ett
Berane Tlall
Stes. Re le Hutt
Reek
Timothy Greeley's Fishing Companion Drowns in Lake
A fishing trip on Lake Lewdvite ends in tragedy as Timothy Greeley’s companion Yauulek is swept away by currents. Rescue efforts continue. Yauulek leaves a widow and seven children. Surviving relatives and local figures, including Greeley Thatothy and Line Tench, reflect on the loss.
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Greeley Timothy
John Lunplek
Twa Loka
Greeley ‘Chinelly
Wich School
Frank Albertson
Mann
Tinalhy
Fenphinr
Oalek
Heake
Fitovta
Yauulek
Urree Ehildron
Igwin
Ani Tormiur
Poe
Lee
Bishop Mead Urges Values in Education at Graduation
Bishop Charles J. Mead of Denver addressed graduates, distinguishing visible gains from the education’s invisible moral effects. He urged building character, social ties, and responsibility, warning that war stems from stale ideas and prejudice, and praising those who sacrificed for education. He challenged graduates to lift the burden on working people and prove society correct in entrusting them with the future.
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Tree
Charles J. Mead
Denver
Mwehoy Mead
Mead
Liam
Tere
Paul Evett Named Associate Editor At Student Publication
Paul Evett was appointed associate editor of the Teachers College Mirror, a weekly publication, by the board of qualifications. A sophomore, he has contributed to the college newspaper since joining the school. He served as assistant sports writer in fall and winter, and managed sports in spring. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Evett of Grealeys.
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Charles Foley
Isley
Eleventh Avenue
Fal Qula
Burr Ogle
Mary*French
al. O. Fyasioh
Newsome Bentit
Denver University
Chora Helmut
B. L. Holland
Fourth Avenue
Irene Hannen
Wid Ars. Boo. Houten
Thirteenth Avenue
D. U
David Olphatt
L. D. Ollphout
Sixth Avenue
Colonide Universite
Woodrow Overeen
Wad Ales
GG. Overoem, 1029 "Nine Avenue, Was Awacted Petholar Eiilp To Gilowa
Kan
Helen Summers
Janea B. Suiminirs
Seventeonth Street
Ancholoyelty
SS. Teresa Catholic College
Aun
Pal Evett
Teachers College Mirror
Uio Hoard
Quilications
Evett
Nestatant Aporta
the Mirror
Amra- Charles E. Hvett
Grealeys
Chamber Lunches on Monday Noon
The chamber of commerce invites questions on how it can help Greeley merchants at the Monday noon luncheon at O O P hall. Several ideas from business men will be discussed, following a constructive criticism set from the recent Hall Meeting. The price of tunahs has dropped from 76 cents to 8? cents.
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Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
P. Hall
Chamber
Coffin Rules Mortgage Case Against Sickle Garage
District Judge G G Coffin ruled for the plaintiff in The Securities Corporation versus Sickle Garage of Greeley. The decision held the recorded mortgage valid and noted the truck was not properly tied to Morgan county. The court valued the brick lot at $10 and, after repairs, the wrecking equipment value at $280. Willan F. Kelly represented the prevailing party.
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G. G. Cottin
Rhursday
Jory
Suidenes | Androndorad & Judurment
Sucurttien Corporation
Lloyd Abeyte
Tuwsy
Fila
Aunch
Dudmo Coffin
Gaffin
Rudolph Anesaon
Hern
Wek! County
Denver
Water City
Jay
Anderson
Morgan County
Securl Mea Corporation
Morman
Fantnilte
Rigeralde
Agiec
Agiec Well Location. Cofftin Ticther
Lic Garage
Agan
Supreme Court
Willan F. Kelly
Non-Stop Flight Attempt to Warsaw Aims for Second Effort
Newark man Mensa Thta Staley Havener works on a nonstop flight to Warsaw Poland. He previously reached about 609 miles before being forced back, and now pursues a second attempt to complete the journey.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish Flight Start Ends in Warsaw for Stan Hausner
Stan Hausner began a solo flight from Newark bound for Warsaw, following a weather-delayed takeoff. He carried fifty letters and several sandwiches, with plans to stop near Croydon and Paris if conditions allowed, aided by a whirlwind engine similar to Lindbergh’s.
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New York
Stanslaus Mausner
Newark
Luute
Warsaw
Enlai
Playa Bennett Field
Teddy
Toda
Nus
Bor
Paul Thappek
Jons
Sitita Mousa Maria
Chicago
Allin Housner
London
Paris
Innes
Hanener
Insale
Croydon
Lewuton
le Sourget
Hausier
Warsas
Charles A. Limbergh
Glovence Chamberlain
Atlantic
Mouser Senld
Vallanor
Marty Dsght
Mousner Tott
Ocean
James H. Kimball
Summer Term Mirror Editors Named At Teachers College
Frank Strawn and Glen Butler from Missouri were named managers for the summer term Mirror at Teachers College. Hulller will edit the paper and Strawn will be the manager under a new, no-salary profit-sharing contract. Associated students deny direct responsibility for the publication as the first issue is set to come out on the first day of summer school.
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Frank Strawn Af Boulter
Glen Butler
Missouri
Mannge the Mirror
Teachers College
Huller
Strawn
Gualnens
Thoae
Ftrat Lasye
Tia
Summar
Dramatic Ditch Row Trial Unfolds In Court
In Windsor, a trial unfolds over a violent clash at the headgate of the Duckhouse ditch. Dave and Conrad Greenwald face assault and battery charges as Ralph Cummins testifies about the August confrontation near the watercourse. Witnesses describe fists and a rifle clash, with Garnett and Cumings detailing the fight and injuries. Defense hints at a provoked start by Cummins while the case proceeds with several local officials and witnesses listed.
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Grunade
Northweat
Windsor
Dave
Conrad Greenwold
Styte
Ralph Cumimlags
Hiis
Fred Cunmlugs
Port Collitia
Moyne Lolt
Stites Deer Growers Marketing Association
Iu Jury
Avod
Ure Greenwalds
Gregnwald
Cummings
Cumings
Tal Capyad Grevnwald Grabbail
Attoy Gant Lad
Cummminga
Ma Kuces
Dave Credwald
Tis
Aloig
Arcenwalia
Lardoras
Chiminies
Eaid
Dare
Phay
Cormmitnad Kale
Uled
Conrad
Conmanns
Shondig
Oi Cummings
Hus Feiglec
Conrad George Caliver
Lake Cannt
Wis Secant
Twee
Greenwalls
William TL. Kelly
Greenwalds
Troubie
E. T. Sayers
Stiry
WM. Tirintott
J. E. Summera
Loury Tegtman
J. 11 Hawkins
Edward Gasterday
F. D. Cooper
J. Petty
J. F. Blake
J. d- Murphy
J. F. Glass
W. W. Stewart
F.C. Mevieth
Raskob Denies Short Selling in Testimony
Washington June 3 Jona J Ras koh was charged with short selling and denied the charges while stating that the practice could be perfectly proper when properly conducted. The Democratic committee chairman William A Gray noted he often held more long stock than short in accounts, except in two instances. Enid Wilson defeated Scottish player Saunton in England as Brideh wolen's galE ployship continues.
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Washington
Jona J. Raskoh
Senate
William A. Gray
Enid Wilson
Saunton
England
Enta Witeon
Brideh Wolen
Gale
Ctom Purvis-assall-slatgomerz
Els
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Oline
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Asons
Roosevelt ‘Ells
Graw
the Giants
Stocks
Denver Church Assembly
Irv
Presbyterians
Marc Smith
Tribune
Greeley Area
Caswctatet Press
Thatothy
Greeley High School
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Belay Rawinett
Soclatl Nonl
Boli Tostild- Muu
Bishop Mead
Paul Evett
Coffin
Stan Hausner
Burt Pee Strawn
Mirror
Aliepud
Greetwalds
Raskob
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