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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1933

Page

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Quizzed Witnesses in Ditch Hearing on Laramie River Works

Testimony in the Colorado Wyoming hearing over the Laramie River water diversion details the Larainie-Poudre Irrigation Company plans. Witnesses including J Howard Carpenter and William Kelly discuss tunnel diversions, ditch networks, storage and distribution facilities, with focus on whether the project endangers agricultural needs and records of water use.

Pout Coillin Colorado-Wyoming Ettate Goralon Laraiie Meade Dan Jude Laraine Bali Coloraly Dha Manél Laratilo Lpoutra Irrigation Company Lavania Watargtol Cache Pandra River Willian Th Kelly Gresley Evi Turner Greeiny J. Howard Carpanter Denver Ajoctal Lolio Jade 2 Greeley Wes Fs Developmenta Jn Ins Company Witnesaen Hickhar Eyatem Wayoko Dublin James A. Greenwood Chayenne Win Altorney Wyoming Musne Shay Ainte Offleigie Colorado Laramis River Tt. A. Mostar Laramie Hla Hig Mla Wyom- Inigg Mosier Laramie-Poutre G. S. Fimith Greely Laremie Poitre Irrigation Company Swani Hentgo Diucovarad S. J. Xing Wicenses Mutual Ditch Company Weal Ride Collection Diten Company Durale Toy Gunner Alde Collectiom Ditchen B. Turner Dong Attandant Silke O'Brien

Yellowstone Park East Entrance Opens June First

Officials announced the opening of the east entrance to Yellowstone Park from June 1 to June 6. The event is linked with nearby Weld County, Cody Park, and Southweet Weld area developments while Union Pacific operations and freight movements feature in the surrounding logistics notes.

Weld County Gherinam Maris Ming Southweet Weld Cody Park Opane Dune Cody Wro Yellowstone

Borah Defends Roosevelt Gold Policy Against Reed Attacks

In the Senate debate on a plan to pay all gold contracts in legal tender, Senator Borah argues the constitution authorizes Congress to regulate money without harming contracts. Reed, joined by Gore, Logan, and others, argues the administration plan is unconstitutional, while support comes from both party sides. Chairman Fletcher opens with a call for swift action amid Treasury financing plans.

Washington Jans S

Lincoln Sixth Graders Present Friday Auditorium Program

Lincoln sixth graders staged a 10 o'clock Friday morning program in the auditorium. The one act play The Pet Show featured rabbits dogs kits, a caterpillar and a student directed by George Sutter with Herold Slesser and Boo Aulu among stage managers. Cast included Mary Asborook Dorothy Parker Tom Terry Stoll Marguerite Dinner Jim Melvin Shryock Kelly Daryle Ollson Bill David Greenies Augustus Edwin Hodger Katy Bousle Kirk Jane Margaret Neely Betty Luella Jarvia Bob Vas Pluss Marian Nibber Dorothy Mellon announced the program. Music by the eighth grade girls gang Old Black Joe and Vacation Song.

Lincoln School Met George Sutter Herold’ Slesser Boo Aulu Hivda Bealsey'ny Dorothy Mellon Ufth

Fined for Speeding in Local Court

Melvin Bkionor appeared in polls court on eight charges of speeding. Court records note repeated offenses and a cautious approach by the defendant. The case outlines penalties and consideration of past conduct in setting fines.

Melvin Bkionor Tn Polles

Cameron 6th Grade History Pageant Highlights Students Names

Sixth graders at Cameron presented a history pageant with each child portraying a famous figure from Greek and Roman eras. Music was supplied by Dormotha Anderson and Betty Jo Norcross, with a mock Battle of Marathon staged as the finale and Mrs. Mma Fugate in charge.

Cameron Needeol Rlyo Finian Biatnry Dormotha Anderson Betty Jo Norcross Moartha Biske Fray Eugene Huck Collunr Harold Iigleton Alexander the Great James Jones Hannibal Bernatha Anierann Aneta Kally Martha Binky Alyeen Tinegardney Perry Carlson Henry Markus Leli Mrickson Bob Morvill Homan Gladiator Wvoward Lee Columba Dorothy Sgmith Hoias Donald Pry Charles Bursiol Peres de Tad Donald French Francie Drake Elzabeth Briggs Ellaabeth Ratty Jo Norcross Sir Francis Drake Rite Hell Johnson Helen Nawton Jean Cgoontedt Ladies of the Court Montgeret Mclanald Queen Elizabeth Glarico Guller Walter Raleleh Vivian Smith Norma Andrews

Large Crowd Fills Lupton Memorial Day Exercises

Fort Lupton observes Memorial Day with a full turnout at the cemetery. The Fort Lupton band performed, Mrs Lederer sang In Flanders Field, a quartet led by Mrs Thompson and Miss Haynon performed Tendog Tonight, Chaplain Robert Horse gave a prayer, Professor George Irvin spoke, and graves were decorated. The event was organized by H E Urlat with Vice Commander Ivon Towery.

Fort Lupton Jung Robert Horse In Flanders Field Mra A. Lederer Mra. Mearle Thompson Vivien Haynon J. W. Letterdink W. 2. Ward George Irvin Cole Rulo State Teachers College Graves Brown Yatjoven H. E. Urlat Ifvon Towery Inahatae

Delayed Union Pacific Trains Disrupt West Schedule

Westbound Union Pacific trains faced delays due to consolidation practice. No. 118, due 10.04, marked up to 11.36 p.m. No. 4 arrived 6.06 p.m. No. 384, due 8.95, evolved at about 6.35 p.m. Heavy traffic west of Cheyenne blamed for the hold up.

Union Pacific Cheyenne

Awards Made at College High Class Day

College High honors were distributed at a class day assembly. Seniors Wilco and others lettered in multiple sports. fall ball, track, gymnastics, and tennis awards were presented with sweaters and senior certificates. Notable honorees include Charles Johnston, Clarence Swanson, Paul Forepr, and Juke Neyer among varsity athletes. several athletes received sweater and senior awards for varying years of participation.

Sontera High Xenior Charles Johnston Clarence Swanson Paul Forepr Contar South Denver Juke Neyer Allatato Mid Taerald Meyer Ruard Johnston Swancon Johnster Lorenz Meyer Schank Ona Swanson Herman “Duleh Kellmoff Londa Gelling & Sweater Jack Adkins Sentor Hubert Carter Victor Hill Dlaweater Sword Thes Aquad Rowdon Allig James Karvey Carl Bohlander Armontrout Solphomo

Third Grade of Cameron Presents Geography Plays

Third graders at Cameron presented three geography plays titled Feast of Lanterns Chinese play and Shippeltare among cast members including Wang Cht Charles Moerat Wayns Tohneen Dorothy May kos Hag Chotg Jo Briggs HeSeen Ko Zos Briggs Genii of mountain Doreen Sprague Lorrane Brady and others. The second play Shippeltare featured Japanese themes with soldiers Jad Billy Cox Wiseman David Mc Kee and others. The third drama We Like Windmills starred Sue Billy Ronny Baulkner Maurics Sealinger Hann Gretel and more. After the plays the class sang Late Moon Spring Maiden and Magle Bai.

Cameron Schag Childran Other Lande Wang Cht Charles Moerat Wayns Tohneen Dorothy Maykos Hag Chotg Jo Briggs HeSeen- Ko Zos ‘Briggs Genii Doreen Sprague Lorrane Brady Shirley Frise Jane Teees Charlotte Shaamaker Frank Jack Hether Rutt Sky Dragon Leone Ruff Ethel Brixan Warg Criswits Charlotta Shoe Igrar Shippeltare Soldier Jad Billy Cox Wiseman David McKee Dauglter Larbara Softhman Bbinpeltare Dog Sean Eldridge Toment Siiney Frazier Phantom Cate Ruth Selanter Maurice Seelinger Wayna Johnson Butch Sue Billy Ronny Baulkner Maurics Sealinger Hann and Gretel David Andersen Ya May Mawson Windmill Paul Haviland Arnadinne Hinegaraner Margie Lonatalet Roverla Boich Wlod Alles Huntington Bhirley Delbridge Charlotte Keyes Dorothy Markus Julia Dean Alleen Wiseman Magle Bai

La Salle residents join Memorial Day events

Lagalla and nearby LaSalle watchers attended the annual Memorial Day dinner at Evens with many locals and visitors from Golwade and other states. The local Ladies Aid cleared $34 at their Christmas Day dinner as Phil Gather led an aquual affair drawing a large crowd from Fort Luglon and beyond.

la Salle Joba A. G. Givan Myre Josephine Glendon Marty Snorth Smith Naru Cheok Sherman Markie Wall Rodgers Mrz Halph Growley LuVorus Brighton Menorlal Revool Wudlorlula Denver Kira George Rotelier L. Markjoy Blanche Kelly Loveland Heights Ales Gindys Ferenter Boeartist Ladies Phil Golwade Eusryons Cal William Winchister Fort Luglon Fred Mlons

College High Athletes Are Given Awards

Senior assembly at College High was held Friday afternoon in the high school assembly room. Awards and honors were presented by Ralph Gardner and Walter Mallory. Scholarships were awarded to Jeanette Adams, Jean Wilson, Yoming Bishop, tontno Fill, Robert Steele, Nadine Tar Yah, Jungs Harkey, Bert Spellman, Marjorie Hagan, and others. Herman Kellmoff and Ethel Salt performed songs with piano accompaniment by Myrtin Kulester.

al Teachery College Jack Allkson Mary Burmole Ruth Humphrey Aenior Ed Cole Parfotte Hagen Wanfor Clann Ralph Gardner Walter Mallory Ansa Pauline Pogue Guardian Emucil Pogue Elizabeth Carney Helene Zahnen W. L. Wrinkle J. S. Doubsomier Ralph Bishop W. H. Dutton Jeanette Adama Jean Wiislow Yoming Bishop Tontno Fill Robert Steele Nadine Tar Yah Jungs Harkey Bert Spellman Marjorie Ha

Veterans Increase Is Probable Unless President Objects

Washington June 3 Treasdent Reoasevalt took wi the decision of the senate realricthhg the adumnia trition's program for cononies and veterans allowances. Speaker Natney predicted that Sun lean President Roosevalt wintiflen Oat he Won't gland for 1" $170,000,000 message in vel Jay put Info the independent offices pilt by the senate would be "neempters by the nouse." Speaker Ralnay said there must be "nome wiorification of the sorate amendpent reducing cuts In veterans benefits to a maisioum of 26 per cant and he presumed, "an effort wille mady to get in touch with the Presi dent to learn his views on it." Srain Values Weaker. Chicago June 8 Dowr turns in grain values in early today Yellownd reports' that game provisions oft tha' fayin réteract 'would not be applied to thty year's Wheat crap. There also way talk that until aud the ap ine fiation news docaine were decisive a geasonal tendency to lower prices was likely to prevail.

Washington Senate Cutting Repubicany New Mexico Natney Sunlean Roosevalt Wintiflen Vel Jay Nouse Ralnay Chicago

Pretty Boy Floyd Arrests and Siblings Nabbed in Oklahoma

In Seninole Oklahoma on June 3 Bradley Floyd brother of Charles Pretty Boy Floyd and two companions Clackie Saalley and Tony Keesee were arrested at a former home and jailed. Sheriff Frank Aldridge and Deputy Nicholson led the capture. Other bandit suspects fled as officers approached on the highway. Charles Floyd Mrs Smakey and Ky a Slayson were later arrested at Weewakg for questioning in a stolen automobile case. Prolific composer Brent Schubert dubbed The Man of a Thousand Melodies for his prolific output and humorous themes is noted in a separate column.

Seninole Okla Bradley Floyd Charles Pretty Boy" Floyd Clackie" Saalley Tony” Keesee Incay Hore Gui L ¥An Robbla Shariff Frank Aldridge Sir Nicholson Relly Boy Atra Charles Floyd Brent Schubert

Windsor News Highlights From June Reports

Windsor residents and visitors gather for family trips and local visits including Mayors and guests, Colorado trips, and a Decoration period. Attendees include Mrs. Charles and relatives, Betty Charles at Colorado Woman's College, and a group from Thompson Canyon. Arthur Ling dies in Downey California. Local moves include W. G. Charkew line to Laveland Holghta. Roberta Howard undergoes tonsil surgery with recovery at home. Mrs. Hyde and Mrs. Gallagher head to Ovid via Sterling, Rosario Nagel returns from Loveland, and wedding news covers Pullock- Niins in Greeley.

Windsor Windacs D. Charles Prederick Denver Houlder Tere Hrmine [Edwards Charles Anne B. A. Franklin Virginia Betty Charles Colorado Woman's College Nhe Hoy Ray Bootley Bluebird Cabin Thompson Canon Cottage Mia- den Middleton Faton Windsor Bundsy Middleton Mya Arthur Ling Downey Laveland Holghta Hirae Charles Gigh Windsor Hospital Roberta Lou Howard L. W Hartnay Widsorites

Appreciation Note From Bereaved Family

The family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during their bereavement. They name Solon Davenport and Exing, Mme. and Mr. Jon Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wadsworth, and many friends neighbors and organizations who offered support.

Solon Davenport Exing Mme Nut Jon Wadswort Auc H. J. Wadsworth

McGee Advni Kidnaping Case Shocks City

Detective captain Thom Rigging reports a confession by Walton McGra aged 47 of Oregon in the Miss Mary Melray kidnaping from her home a week ago. Key suspects Higgins, McGee, George Gee, and Clarence Slevens aided by others planned an abduction and forced the city manager’s daughter into a car. Oklahoma border links and ransom payments are mentioned as part of the plot. A separate item notes the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Kiewer at Greeley hospital on Saturday.

Kansas City Thom Rigging Walton H. McGra Oregon Mary Melray H. Falroy Kala McGee Clarence Slevens Birk Bilay McElroy Bath Higeing Sale George Gee Clareney Elick Whiig Kane McGee Higgins Wendell Johngén Amarillo Oklahoma Meh

Markets In Chicago And Kansas City Livestock Report

Fragmented market notes show fluctuating cattle hogs and sheep values across Chicago and Kansas City. Prices cited include yearlings and calves with mixed gains and declines, while hogs and sheep show modest movements and mixed demand across multiple fat and feeder categories.

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