Greeley council seeks withdrawal of club license request
City officials read protests at Tuesday meeting and voted to urge the Country Club to withdraw its license application for the club house three miles west of Greeley. Aldermen questioned legality and city interests while neighbors urged denial amid concerns over a saloon and youth safety. The council also denied Neal Stack Company’s license for royalty plays and noted two hour parking enforcement plans at the airport.
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Country Club
Commiesollars
Freeley
T Ie
Cluss
Follon
T. B. Carrel
Harry Moftal
C.D
A. L. Hiviland
H. H. Mann
Mra
Olive L. Heckendornwid
Jesaig Alice Fink
Mann
Tate E
Franklin School
Greeley
Ahibhouge
Cowheil Motiow
Lab
Sch
Hhe
Catrel
Couniii
Neal Company
Neal Stack Company
Ward County
Gresley
Roy M. Briggs
Little Theater of the Rockies
Greeley State College
Department of Commerce
W. H. Boggs
Sauries of
Police Court
L. C. Baah
Fire Committee
St Peters Graduation Sunday Morning at St Peters Church
Graduation exercises at St Peter's parochial school will honor five diploma recipients, with ceremonies to start after Mass at 10:30 and diplomas presented by Father B J Froagel. Graduates include Roth Foater Vera Mavia Bertha Sigith and others. events proceed with class party at Newman Hall and a prior school picnic at Island Grove Park.
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St. Peter's Paroch
St. Peter's Clatholic
B.J. Froagel
St. Patar's
Roth Foater
Vera Mavia
Bertha Sigith
Froticla I Florechuite
Ord Ray
Newman Hall
Joio
Sland Grove Park
35th College High School Commencement Tonight
The thirty-fifth commencement exercises for the 1926 class of 46 graduates will be held at the Little Theater Thursday night. Billowley Gale Rosling Kenneth Rice and Juna Corsberg will answer student questions as part of the program, continuing the study of the era's social and industrial challenges and how the school has prepared them for the future.
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Dune Gorsberg
Rossing
College High School
Little Theatre
Collage High School
Little Theater
Istiora
Billowley
Gale Rosling
Memhere
Kenneth Rice
Juna Corsberg
Tor] Fay
The Rolling Years Review at Public Library Friday Evening
Agnes Stigh Turnbull's The Rolling Years will be reviewed by Hamilton Hatfield at 7 38 Friday at the Public Library. The novel follows a Scotch family in Pennsylvania with finely written, engaging scenes.
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Agnes Stigh
Turnbull
Pennsylvania
Hamilton Hatfield
Passage Opens As Passes Clear For Summer Travel
Denver dispatches report Cameron Pass and nearby routes opened after heavy winter closures. Trail Ridge, Independence, and Spring Creek passes were slated to reopen by Saturday amid district court note of Saturday afternoon closings through June July and August.
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Cameron Pass
Denver
Trail Ridge Road
Independence
Twin Lakes
Aspen
Spring Creek
Lake City
Creede
Wold County District Court
Greeley High Band Concert Tonight at Lincoln Park
Greeley high school band conducts a Wednesday evening concert under director Ronald Faulkner at Lincoln Park. Selections include The New Colonial March and Maytime Romberg pieces. program details follow. Also notices on Cornish postal job applications due July 19 and a Blakeslee trial postponed to August 1.
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Greeley High
Lincoln Pari
Ronald Faulkner
Shepherd of the Hills
Holmes
Reynard
Lebar
Romberg
Chicago
Mader
Calitiel
Greeley
EBA
Becker
Dickinson Triumphs in Iowa Republican Presprimary
Des Moines June 3 Iowa Republicans eye the national convention after Senator Lester J Dickinson’s decisive primary victory over 40.2 percent of the vote. His lead reflects anti administration sentiment and strengthens a possible bid for the party nomination at Cleveland.
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Associated -Preea
Des Moines
Iowa
Lester J. Dickinson
Cleveland
Dickson
Clyde L. Harring
New Deal
Heaviest June Snow Hits Estes Park and Front Range
A heavy mountain storm brought the heaviest June snow in years to Estes Park and Long's Peak area with up to foot depths. Reports show meadow and foothill snowfall across northern Colorado, western Nebraska, and southern Montana with rain, hail, and cold temperatures in many locations. Fort Collins, Wellington, Windsor, and Loveland noted mixed precipitation while rivers rose and gages recorded high flows.
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Hewes-Kirkwood
Tonnyson
Fort Colina
Windsor
Loveland
Johnstons
Atle
Ghambera Laka
Thompson
Fort Collins
Wellington
Buckeye
Fort Colling
Chambers Lake
Thompson's
Port Colne
Lang's Peak
Blin
Denyer
Contiental Divide
Butte
Mont
Pikes
Golo
Estes Park
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Divorce Suits Filed in County Court
Mrs Ardig Younce sues Loyd D Younce for divorce citing cruelty and seeks custody of their child. The couple wed in Colorado Springs in 1931. Attorney John C Banka represents the plaintiff.
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Divorca
Mra
Ardig Younce
Loyd D. Younce
Colorado Springs
John C. Banka
Charles H. Dea
Roga W
Ona
Denver
Glenn A. Laughlin
Plaintime
No Agreement In Row over Reclamation
Senate and house conferees failed to reconcile differences on the 68 million western reclamation program and related Indian irrigation funding. House leaders indicated amendments for deep cuts and eliminations may be offered when the bill returns for a new vote, amid opposition to authorizing conference on deficiency appropriations and a Hayden amendment linking the 53 million reclamation program to the deficiency bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Interior Department
Ita
Congress
Senaty Damanda
Tha House
Weatara Leadera
Mdhyard
Central Valley
Calfornia
Hua
of Reclamation
Uayden
Arizona Democrat
Inside for Left Turn Outside for Right Turn Rules
A fragmented traffic note explains left and right turn rules, stressing inside positioning for left turns and outside for right turns. It notes pedestrians have priority under green signals and drivers must not cross into oncoming traffic lines, regardless of light status.
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Mregdon
Colorado Labor Union Backs Roosevelt Amid Blockade Debate
At Canon City, the Colorado State Federation of Labor endorsed President Roosevelt for reelection amid a clash over Governor H. C. Johnson’s southern border martial law and a local blockade. Delegates approved resolutions to fund free clinics for tuberculosis patients and to support labor welfare measures, including industrial union organization. Ray Talbot, Pueblo lieutenant governor and Democratic gubernatorial candidate, attended as convention opened.
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Canon City
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Todig
Ed C. Johnson
Federation
Colorado
Roosevelt
Jobueou
National Guarde
Areg Alimoal
U.S S
Edward P. Vogtigan
Cason City
Duto
Colorado Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Qgne
Labor Non-Partisan League
Committee For Industrial Union Organization
John L. Lewis
MEW
Chariea
Howard
LTU
Dloar
H. C. Johnson
Ray Talbotot
Pueblo
Ray Is Guilty, Wife Is Freed In Liquor Trial
A. W. Ray was found guilty on two counts of selling liquor by a Jefferson County district court jury after eight hours deliberation. His wife, Ida Ray, was found not guilty on two counts of selling liquor without a license and not guilty of violating the beer law. Ray received a five day stay of execution to prepare a motion for a new trial, and a $2,000 bond set by Burle Blick and Claude Hackett.
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A.W. Ray
Diptot Court
Claude C. Cofum
Ida Ray
A. F. Ray
Garden City
Ray
Tia Bond
Burle Blick
Claude Hackett
Ray Talented
Sugar Control Bills Approved in Committees
The Agriculture Committee approved revised sugar legislation to extend the existing quota system and revive producer payments. Chairman Jones of Texas introduced the measure with plans for Senate action separate from tax riders. A subcommittee chair from Georgia signaled a likely different path as meetings continue.
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Avancietad Presa
Washington
Houga Agricultura Committee
Ita
Jones
Democrat
Texas
Thenmenittia
George
Georgia
Senate
Aibcommittes
Bound on the classifieds page causes wary readers
Fragmentary OCR reads warn against delaying purchases and urge prospective buyers to consult files for advertised or legal items. The wording is unclear but suggests urgency in accessing classified notices or advertisements.
Black Legion Executioner Tells Story of Poole Slaying
Testimony reveals Dayton Dean, a Black Legion member, described the plan to punish WPA worker Charles A Poole for alleged misdeeds. He said Harvey Davis, a figure labeled a colonel, urged action after a meeting that followed Poole being accused of beating a woman. Dean described holding Poole at gunpoint and firing five shots as Poole pleaded, while other defenders debated the method of punishment.
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Aneri
Dayton Dean
Charles A. Poole
WPA
Hrac
Uiinder Clerges
Padle
Detn
Harvey Davin
Jim
Poole
Dean
Black Legion
Pilent
Duncan G. McCrae
Nes “Davis
McCrae
Gakic
John Hargill
Charles Meehan
Bernard Cruse
Ralph v. Liddy
Uy Hung
Bini
Poote
Davis
Ald
Dean Teethlad
Lea
Warvitl
Dbder Direat
Star
Witnesses Describe Mestas Shooting in Bold Blood Case
State witnesses testified that Charles Mestas shot without provocation during a confrontation last Jah 26 injuring Samueto Montoya and Blanco while seriously wounding another. Mestas claimed self defense saying Blanco and Montoya struck him first and intended to continue the assault. Jury heard from Blanco Montoya and defense and family staff as Judge Coffin presided.
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Charles Mestas
Samuevo Montoya
Fortan
Mestas
Ylal -In
Mestag Lg
Mestag
Blanco
Montoya
Bafly
Blingo
Br. O. T
Monismith
Melay
Sarah Lopedsph
Madler
Ahemila
Arrested for Drunk Driving After Crash
Thomas D. McGlothian, 21, was arrested Tuesday night on drunken driving charges after a crash at Ninth and Ninth streets near 1810 Seventh Avenue. Officers Jud Lott and Vern Claus detained him. no one was seriously injured.
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Thomas D. McGlothian
Seventh Avenue
Eelty Jal McGlothien
Jergodan
Bo. Barta
Eleganth Street
McGlulusn
Devon Maching
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St. Peter’s
Kerinle Rice
Associated Students
Bur Remley
Neeldent
Nellie Gelsert
Geainat
Alvin Grabbe
Lve
Grubbe
New Keenesburg
H. J. Crlet
Fort Lupton
Omar T. Mallory
Fort
Morgan
Blakeslee -Cace
A. H. Blakeslee
Dickinson
W. R Hockhart
Eheloa
Ath St
Okeh
Black Legion Executioner
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