Drunks May Work Fines in Uniform Plan Outlined
City officials including Mayor Stoy Mk Brig and Police Judge Me Hf discuss a punitive plan where arrested drunks and prisoners would perform labor such as park digging or cleaning in public areas. The scheme aims to publicize and deter drinking by public labor, with labeling reception and potential fines reduced by work performed.
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Greeley
Denis
Jay
Stoy Mk
Tarvanel
Ois
Ollie Ures
Dunyper
Eliy
Harhaneh
Lingatn Park
Peliera
Tigo
Fort Collins Sugar Official Dies in Fort Collins
Neuver, June 4. Mrs Tumou R. Ma on, 40, wife of the manager of the Western Sugar company factory, died here today after an illness. After marriage they moved to Colariun and will Sterling until 192%, when he was appointed manager of the Fort factory. He formerly was manager of the Sterling factory. Survived by wife Eleanor Anne, 8, and Rovart, burial will be at Kort Unl- As.
Deer Eata In Garden Near River Hoo
A deer was seen eating vegetables in a garden just south of the River Huu near Liveland. A local farmer located the animal and reported the incident to neighbors.
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Frank
Jst
Brother in Law of Local Man Victim in Flood
R G McBrida of Greeley reported Monday evening a ward from prank. The brother in law Robert Miller of Sts was drowned in Wig Reprniean. Telegram said Miller farm buildings swept away and Mr Miller last seen Friday. Surviving family includes Mrs Charles Grove of Preblo sister of the dead man, Mr Stride and his daughter Rosamund who planned to travel Tuesday to Franklin for funeral.
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Greeley
I. Suv
Vanfieinins
Robert Miller
Miller Farm
Miler
Sean
Harles Grove
Preblo
Mr. Stride
Rosamund
Franklin
Highway Opens Northeast Weld Route Amid Bridge Delays
A damaged OCR narrative describes a Northeast Weld highway opening with route eastward past Sand Creek and Gill WRN 99 Lane Tree Creek, noting 22 to 24 bridges lost or damaged, and crews rebuilding amid storms. Ed Green of Aut reports multiple crews, shortages of bridge timbers, and delayed traffic resumption on Route 98 due to weather and incomplete bridges.
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Knight
Sal Monea
Grete We
Sand Creek
Bsearney
Ed Green
Viera
Kitchen Cabinet Falls and Kills 18 Month Old Boy
Fort Lyon, June 3. An 18 month old boy, Stewart Gordon Smith, died after a kitchen cabinet toppled on him while his mother cleaned. A caster failed, the cabinet fell onto the child, fracturing his skull and breaking many bones. He died three hours after arriving at Fork Lyon hospital. Son of Mr and Mrs Stewart Smith. Father works at the Veterans hospital.
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Fort Lyon
Stewart Gordon Smith
Fork Lyon
Stewart
Veterans Hospital
Jury panel drawn for May term in district court
A lengthy list shows 50 residents including Abbott Platteville Adams Lucerne and many Greeley figures called for the May term juror panel. Several names are noted as excused or deceased after juror call. An additional item reports rancher L C Miller Jr of Cope Colorado died in a Denver hospital from tractor accident injuries.
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Vortice
Bi Ames
Wrestlay
Nes
Tames Fy
Plattevoy
Murry Trown
Johnstown
William F. Brunwan
Bishth Avenue
Grevley
Jake Drint
la Salle
Joh A. Carigon
Prank H. Castes
Rollie HW. Cox
Greeley
Chick ‘ Crosser
Twelfth
Twelfth Street, Treeles Moury Danielson
Ant
Hernia A. Kiehina
Seventeenth Street
Creeley
William Wake
Greeiey Shinley
Dwigging
Bevan
Job
Eekharde
Seventh Street
Creetey
Gilfort
Eddgett
Second Street
Graeley
John Freavtt
Matterle
John Guttman
Tenth Street
Gree
Joseph W. Stiller
Greetey
Oliver
Morris
Mearl
G. Ht. Sangle
Bightty Avenue
Leon Sielenherser
William J. Snobberly
Howard Sibeber
Howe
Fort Lupton
Exton
Persindl
cAlloc
Johanne
Wilde Ty
Act. Lycau
B.D. Manes
Uni
Wines Lonis
Hugh Bailes
Noy Brossman
Frank Coates
Henry Dianintion
Willig Doke
John Irenusa
George Graf
Denver
Iarl C. Miller
Cope
Colo
Ord Miller
Lim
Man Held for Probe of Death by Own Action Tale
Cealérada Springs Pune 4 aids investigation into the death of Virgil M. Morrison, 26, from California. Charles Kully of Tharwell Colorado Springs held after Morrison’s companion reported the event. Sheriff Real said an inquest will be held with Teller county authorities. Morrison had come to Koswolk last Thursday to visit as a friend.
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Cealérada Springs
Pune
Shortle
Sam Dent
Telly County
Bin
Virgil M. Morrison
California
Charles Kully
Tharwell
Colorado Springs
Kelly
Thuy Shorter
Kelley
George
Ore Teller
Real
Morrigan
Koswolk
Anni
Resurrecting NRA Plan of Roosevelt
The article reports on renewed efforts to revive the New Deal era NRA program and possible constitutional questions. It notes statements by officials about sound policy and maintains focus on anticipated Congress actions and emergency measures to limit interstate commerce rules and wages.
Shipping Boy Washington Debate Over New Deal Court Ruling
In Washington on June 2 the rumor mill centers on a group of lawyers backing efforts to reinterpret a Supreme Court decision. They accuse President Roosevelt and his aides of overriding a personal attorney general and urging a broader constitutional reading. The scene reflects tensions within the new deal coalition and concerns over executive influence on legal interpretations.
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Sperial
Congress
Washington
New Deal
Agatiet
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Melchers
Itn
Yluon Usey
Mooseret Foncis
Emily Lo
Flood reveals moonshine coil near Eaton after flood
Damaged by flood waters a coal of a moonshine still was found miles east and north of Eaton along the creek. N. M. Harring of Greeley delivered the coil to the sheriff on Tuesday.
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Lone Tree
Damags
Sheriffs’ Office
Mamma
N. M. Harring
Greeley
Harring
Eaton
Decision on Golf Course Purchase Delayed by City Council
A city council debate on purchasing a golf course for club use and improvements was postponed. Officials planned a vote after officials raised questions about funding and the project’s scope, with a preliminary estimate of 310,000 dollars mentioned and potential approval contingent on council review.
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Coimeil
Troubles Lead To Shooting In Denver Slaying
Police said domestic troubles sparked the Sunday slaying of Guy Lambert a 42 year old Denver cook who was shot to death by Jehan W Andrews a 44 year old Ault trucker Andrews then killed himself Andrews and his wife had been separated according to Mrs Andrews.
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Denver
Guy Lambert
Denver Cook
Jehan W. Andrews
Ault
Andrews
Weld County Relief Fund allotments and school projects
Weld County relief fund totals 81000 with a reduced May amount of 3200 expected. two new Fort and Granby school improvements are planned. Fort project redecorating and grounds work will employ 52 people, while Granby High School repairs include 20 men and dust-control work. Administrator Fullmer said PURA aid may be available later for bridge repairs damaged in a flood. County officials discussed a PIWA loan with George Mull but no firm proposal emerged.
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Unitaly
C. Pillows
Canis
Stad
Uerack
Fullmer
George W. Mull
Toll
Cripple Creek Man Claims $15,625 From Chain Letter
A Cripple Creek man reports feeding a chain letter scheme that allegedly yielded 15 625 dollars in 12 days. Local residents cite May 15 as the first dollar and note postmarked envelopes and the man Balty claiming all letters prove his gains amid doubts.
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Cripple Creek Man
Datty
Gripme Creek
Lad
a_cain
CG. L
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers in Wheat Markets
Local buyers paid farmers for spring and winter wheat as reports from Michigan farms indicated steady bidding. Prices and buyers varied by par ticipants, with growers noting modest gains amid general market uncertainty.
Tragic flood swamps San Pedro church. hundreds perish
A catastrophic wall of water swept through the San Pedro area near Une valley in Mexico, drowning an estimated 100 worshippers. As the flood rose, church walls collapsed and debris buried bodies. Villagers hindered rescue efforts amid shock and rumors of divine vengeance.
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Mostia
Paris
Une
Valley of
Mexico
Fay Allel
Tata
Momdiy
Lieir
Amd
Saberstinoua Indiing
Sim Vedra
Annantai
Aires Bhities
San Pedro
Cameron Pass To Be Open June 15
Work to clear Cameron Pass advances from Chambers Lake through Montgomery Creek two miles above Wright Creek toward the pass top. Crew reports four feet of snow on the level and heavy water flow. completion estimated in about two weeks barring equipment issues. Stow fell there on Friday. Tonight's softball schedule lists Fo Nelson CCC vs La Salle Merchants at 7:00.
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Collin
Sune Archie
Din Hebeck
Clinzloser
Larinter County
Taxi Rae
Cameron Pase
Show Hay
Chambers Lake
Montcomery Creek
Two- Wright Creek
Woerkerd Palii
Dinnebeck
Stow
Vacation Money Lies in Attic and Closet
Fragmented ad style notice references furniture items in attic or closet and a sale theme. Mentions “Clean Sweep” and “Private Worlds” with vague references to tickets and theatre. Readable phrases point to a local sale or clearance draft, lacking clear dates or concrete items.
Notly woo June A-Pranee and the Kolst foow record
A garbled item mentions June A-Pranee near a record, hints at Americans waiting to cross a border, and references expendi tures, a winter event, and various names and offers, though details are unclear. The text mixes places, persons, and actions with many unreadable fragments.
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Holt
Iasing
Western Slope backs acre for acre water plan push
Western Slope delegates meet to approve a broad irrigation plan using 170 water projects aimed at supplying irrigation for eastern Colorado. They propose seeking 310 million dollars in federal aid as a first payment while urging state planning officials to coordinate. The gathering included state officials and county representatives voicing support for cooperative water development despite funding gaps and interregional delays.
Local Firms Rally to Extended Work Hours Across Town
Several local businesses raise weekly hours in response to the supreme conch decision. Some delays persist until June 16 while others already shifted to longer tours. A grocery chain increased male staff hours from 40 to 48 weekly, with women remaining at 40, and gas stations cut hours to maintain 21 hours daily operation.
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Greeley Pierthanis Werd
Yuewilay
Supremeconch
NIA
Eles
Daca
NRA Ia
eNnike Ouleas
Chai Grocery An
Ofstcia
Generany
Sore Gas Atalione
Lisgedloa
Ull
Manhattan Flood Crisis Deepens Across Plains
Raging floods grip Manhattan and surrounding towns as the Missouri and other rivers surge. Destruction spans Nebraska Kansas and Colorado with thousands displaced and dozens dead or missing. Officials report hundreds of homes submerged and widespread property damage estimated in the millions as relief workers race to evacuate residents and deliver aid.
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Nebraska
Missouri
Frey
Bourt
Miley Dobines
Kangus
Brysh
Taint Weex
Narte Pate
Mandaeleken
McCook
Horse Granding Case Continued Until Sept
The criminal case against Frank Lvach of Nua is continued until September. The defendant, represented by M. Nrinna, faces charges connected with alleged horse related acts. District Attorney Baker notes ongoing proceedings and the court aims to resolve the matter at the September term.
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Frank Lvach
Nua
Megaib
Ivan Emfort
Fowler Bern
Geuirk
Mir UN
Baker
Mynaihiy Peri
Ny M. Nrinna
Frank Vetlerd
Algereu
Paul Bertelsen Funeral Wednesday at Loveland
Funeral arrangements for Paul Bertelsen are planned for Wednesday in Loveland. The service will be conducted by Levelaind with Bertelsen’s family and relatives in attendance, following events at the family farm.
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Paul Bertelsen
Loveland
Panera
Fe'elack
Bertelaen
Bertelsen
Maxwell Nominated as Collins Postmaster
A nomination has been made for Maxwell to serve as postmaster at Collins. The action occurs amid routine postal appointments and local civic consideration.
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Maxwell
Collins
Advocates Urge Platte Flood Control Measures
R. AL Xyo of Bennett leads the WMainmen's Angocivlion of Commercial clubs urging immediate central flood control work along the Platte drainage east of Deryas. Proposals call for 1000 to 1500 earthen dams on creeks feeding the river to prevent damage and protect towns from Kiowa to Nadger and Beaver creeks, noting benefits to the Phat valley and nearby districts if a regional system is built.
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Plate
Waal
Deryas
R. AL Xyo
Bennett, Colt
Wmainsmen
Ganny
Phat
Wiggins
Fort Morgan
Pritay
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