Water shortage hits streams near Thompson and St Vrain
Water users report reduced flow on the Big Thompson and St Vrain as storage from Loveland Lake is drawn for irrigation. Rainfall this year remains near normal but officials warn supplies may fall short after July due to ongoing withdrawals and ownership changes affecting Greenley irrigation district operations.
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St. Vrain
Thompson
Loyéland Lake
Kelly
Doyd
Public Service
Greeley Ireland Irrigation Company
Windsor man Hes Peterson weighs sheriff bid amid urging
Hes Peterson of Windsor, urged by delegations from Greeley and nearby counties, says he has not decided whether to seek the Republican sheriff nomination for Weld County. He notes the decision will come after careful consideration and public urging.
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Peterson
Windsor
Wold
Greeley
Gresnd
Counly
Explosion at Denver machine shop injures six workers
An air tank explodes at the Grit Wheel company machine shop in Denver, seriously injuring three workers and minorly wounding others. George Grover and William Kingad were among the injured and several people were rushed to local hospitals. The blast endangered about 25 persons in the area.
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Associated Preen
Grit, Eel Company
Rge Grover
William ‘Kingadough
Jack Elliott Stock Ranch Sold in Colorado Dispute
A report details the sale of the Jack Elliott Stock Ranch comprising 46 000 acres in Colorado near Wald and Grocley Choysane. Federal involvement and legal actions surround Elliott and kin with trials, arrests, and court dates linked to the sale and ownership disputes.
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Jack Elliott
Tagk Elliott Ranch
Colorado
Wald
Grocley-Choysane
Dem M. v. Buford
Catherine Killott
Dou
Ew Hillott
Jack
Nti
Fonder
Denver
Two Cars Wreck in City Collision. Drivers Unhurt
Two motor cars were badly wrecked in a collision at Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street Wednesday evening. A driver named Kersey Jump of Keokuk Iowa reported his northbound car, which collided with a Dodger coupe driven by W. E. Hlomsholder of Northern Transportation Company. Both drivers escaped injury as one vehicle ended overturned and the other facing the opposite direction.
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Eleventh Avenue
Twelfth Street
Kerssy Jump
Keokuk
Iowa
Eleventh Avenae
W. E. Hlomsholder
Northern Transportation Company
S. J. Leach
Hauscholder
Itseida
Burglar Gang Crashes Unlocked Safe in South Gresley Office
Burglars forced entry to the South Gresley Feed and Mie office at 009 Thirteenth Street Wednesday but found the unlocked safe empty. They pried off a steel plate, toppled the safe onto flour sacks, and fled after discovering only 11 cents and a wristwatch gone. The watch belonged to Clyde Baird, driver for the company, who had loaned 15 cents on it. Local hotel owner Fred Baird vowed to post a notice on any future safes stating it would not be locked. Two wrecking bears and a ledge hammer were missing, likely carried away by the burglars.
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South Gresley Peed and Mie Company
Bnutranes
Paris
Paria
Clyde Baird
Fred Biair
Hangar to Be Built at Denver Airport
A $70,000 hangar will be built at Denver's municipal airport to relieve overcrowding. O D Vail, manager of parks and improvements, said city cost sharing with air concerns remains undecided. The airport was planned for eight or nine hangars.
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Denver
Associated Press
Dever
Aat
O. D. Vail
Tick Fever Cases Rise Across Wyoming Stateside
Wyoming reports 27 new tick fever cases this year raising the total to 2 percent with four deaths. The sole Weld County patient, 65 year old Sann Quintana of Fort Lupton, contracted the illness while herding sheep in Wyoming and was treated at Gresley County Hospital. New cases appear in Park Johnson Fremont and Converse counties.
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Wyoming
Chayanna
Wold County
Sann Quintana
Fort Lupton
Gresley
Park
Johnson
Fremont
Conversé
Three Fined in Police Court on Varied Charges
William Patterson was fined five dollars and 94 cents costs for speeding. W My Carbaugh faced 100 dollars and costs on soliciting. Fr. I Lyvesey paid 11 dollars and costs for drunkenness. W. Ho Cartaneh charged 100 dollars and costs for golletting. Mrs Mabel Grosse cited 10 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct. All were released after serving the fines. they had left town before noon.
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William Patterson
Wott
W. My Carbaugh
Lyvesey
W. Ho Cartaneh
Nod
Costa
Mabel. Grosse
Lo’ Pollea Coltt
Denver Vice Roundup Targets Immoral Conditions
Denver authorities rounded up ten women and three men in three rooming houses near the business district. Fines of 360 or 3100 were assessed again. Charges of maintaining an orderly house were filed against the women. City officials say actions aim to stamp out immoral conditions before the summer tourist season.
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Denver
Walter White
Denyer
Sheep Killing Case Argued by Farmers in District Court
Second trial of Greenwalt to recover about 1400 damages from neighbor Gault opened in district court Thursday morning. Greenwalt claims 101 sheep were killed and 48 injured by Gaults dog, seeking lamb values at 12 cents a pound. Gault denies liability arguing tracks were inconclusive and the dog killed none. Trial heard testimony from residents and witnesses. jury deliberations awaited.
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Conrad Sraanwalt
Hia
Wilbur
Greenwailt
Gault
Grimiala
Corre
Greenwalt
Goult
Keenssturg
Kelly
Heatchens
Costigan Enters Democratic Senate Race in Denver
Costigan a former Terrorist trade colmisator, announces his candidacy for the Democratic senatorial nomination in Denver. He will face Morrison Shut roth as both parties prepare for primary contests. George H. Shaw and Willian W. Honges contend for the Republican nomination. Friends of James A. Marah, former Denver city attorney, may seek the Democratic slot.
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Associated Press
Weaver
Howard P. Costigan
Denver
Sawyer
Terroral Trade Colmisator
Costigan
Morrison Shutroth
George H. Shaw
Jamez A. Marah
Sterling Youth Sentenced to Buena Vista Reform School
A 24 year old Sterling youth, McKinney, was sentenced to an indeterminate term at the Buena Vista reformatory by Judge Cort after pleading guilty to implied assault and battery. He was arrested by city police.
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B. A. McKinney
Sterling
Buena Vista
C, OG
Gotthi
Stite
Kloney
MeKinney Sad
Elty Pollen
Two Past Presidents Honored at War Mothers Convention
War Mothers of Colorado honor two past presidents at a Thursday morning session in Colorado Springs. Mrs. Imma Young of Colorado Springs and Mrs. Cusabeth Allen of Loveland receive the past presidents’ gift presented by Mrs. Swain Aiken. Sixty members attend as state executives continue meetings at Grace Hall.
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Colorado War Mothers
Ping
Munonje Temple
Imma. Young
Colorado Springa
Cusabeth Allen
Loveland
Swain Aiken
Love
Itat
Prank Loystulet
Waa
Cala
Aleo
Allen
Wmina Young
Colorado
Manby
Denver
Ada Sanford
Mary Reid
Marabat
Clara Hewitt
Roge Carter
New Head of City Hospital Arrives Here
Miss Phobo M. Rando, B.S.R.N., has arrived in Grooley and assumed active charge of the city hospital from Nebraska Wad apagay. Miley Kandel leads reorganizing efforts to make the hospital one of the Rockies region’s outstanding institutions. The county commission and Teachtars College trustees back the plan for modern nursing instruction and a college degree in nursing education based on hospital work days. Rando has a strong nursing education record in Nebraska, Creighton University, the Wyoming board, and Columbia University. She trained at Ohio State, is a Western Reserve graduate, and has Red Cross experience in the Mississippi flood area. The nursing school will begin this fall with a summer session June 14 to July 19.
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Phobo M. Rando
B. SR. N
Grooley
Grooley Hospital
Nebraska
Wadapagay
Rocky Mountain
Miley Kandel
Teachtars College
Creighton University
Omaha
Wyoming Board of Nurse Examiners
Wyoming Schoola
Assault with Knife on Lupton Man Charged
Complaint filed in Fort Lupton court charges Couma Surey and J Maldonado with assault with a knife against Mike Lucero. Bond set at 709 dollars each and returnable June 14. Lucero hospitalized in county capital with abdominal wounds after a post game fight last Sunday.
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Couma Sorry
J. Maldonado
Fort Lupton
Mike Lucero
H. Florance
Lucero
Volimer
Sanday
Duty Measure Refiled To Joint Conference Panel
Lawmakers sent the duty measure back to the joint committee for a fourth time as Vice President Curtis sustained a Democratic point of order delaying action. The House must reappoint conferees before negotiations can start, with Democrats aiming to defend the rates and Republicans pressing for a front vote next week.
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Lassooin
Peete Washington
Curtis
Thabee
Government Gets Park Land by Company Trade
The Interior Department announced that the New Mexico and Arizona Land Company agreed to exchange its lands in Petrified Forest National Monument for government lands outside the reservation in Nigajo and Apache counties Arizona. President Hoover signed a bill approving the exchange, advancing the goal of removing private holdings from national parks and monuments. Also, a jury trial in a separate case found in favor of Joe Revielle on a counter claim, with deliberations lasting about five hours.
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Reviewc Wing
District Court
Joe Revielle
Detibera
Yon
Revielle
James A. Wood
Denver
College high school graduation to be held this evening
Commencement at the Little Theater of Teachers college tonight with Dr. Ethan A Coosa presiding. Dr. G W Frasier will award scholarships and diplomas presented by Charles N Jackson. Program includes choirs, solos, and a Commencement Address by Dr. Ethan Allen Gross.
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Af College High
Little Theater of
Teachers College
Ethan Ab Ian Coosa
Aident
G. W. Frasier
Charles N. Jackson
Board of
Arone Frey
Tavoration Rov
J. Clyde Keegan
Trees
Raabach
Clokey
Colorado State
Collesa
Monn MacMillan
Yulda Gipson
Datelle Soaboura
Bertha Hickman
Hsther Shriber
Edythe Hoskingon
Amy’ Ounxey
Jon Rusti
Misa Luella Hawthorne
Ethan Allen Gross
George Wilard Frasier
Chartea Nudncksor
PoweHfeale
Tombelle
Itlss
Irene Frey
Trial of Convict on Murder Charge Ends in Mistrial
Charles Davis, inmate at the elite penitentiary, faced murder charges tied to the prison riot last October. The jury could not reach a verdict, resulting in a mistrial after delays and tense court proceedings. The case now moves to further action with prosecution and defense to review next steps.
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Associated Press
Canon City
Jenny
Charles Davis
Davia
Atate Newk Tanuary
John J. Ecles
Tartay Quipe
James Th. Choptz
Stent
Uta Agate
Ysex
Saha
Ptt
Tax and Home Trade Plans Outlined by Denver Chamber
Denver Chamber of Commerce president Her bert Sands spoke at Ma Bonle hall, outlining two major projects for the year. He emphasized gathering unbiased information on taxation and supporting the Tradd at here movement in the Rocky Mountain region to aid voters and legislators. Sands noted 32 states have tax revisions with mixed results.
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Herbert Sands
Denver
Sands
Dea
Wyatt Heads for Wakeeney In Car Theft Case
Deputy Shecls reports Wyatt left Thursday for Wakeeney Kansas to fetch Joe Speis wanted on charges of stealing a car from Garnacy and Wheeler garage. Speis allegedly paid a down payment on a Ford and was arrested in Kansas town on theft suspicions but acquitted. Sheriff Robinson says Speis will likely return without resistance. Wakeeney officials place field order for his custody.
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Wyatt
Wakeeney
Kan
Joe Speis
Hera
Garnacy
Wheeler
Speils
Chile
Roberts
Wokectocy
Speia
Roberta
Ben Robinson
Robinson
Thursiny
Bey
Speis
Sheet Robinson
Women Own Half of Wealth in United States Move
In a radio address Representative Ruth Hants outlines that women own half the nation's wealth and outnumber men as stockholders in large corporations. The speech notes higher taxes for incomes over $500,000 as part of the broader economic discussion.
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Washington
Junu
United States
Ruth Hants
Worl
Year’s Rainfall Falls Short in District this Year
Weatherman notes rainfall in the district is below normal for the year with May posting an unusually high one half inch and total moisture lagging behind the annual average of 15 inches. Storms arrived when most needed, offsetting some deficits.
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Fotat
Watt
Gosey
Beneth
Vetich
Kerma
Sock
Fe Segar
Airship Graf Zeppelin Reaches Seville After Crossing Atlantic
The Graf Zeppelin completed its seventh Atlantic crossing and headed toward Seville after a stormy voyage. It passed near Cabo da Roca and crossed the Tagus while Lisbon awaited its landing field. The flight covered about 26,000 miles round trip, with 66 hours on the Atlantic.
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Liahon
Portugal
Solabal
Tagiy River
Vers
Groutheast
Seville
Cabo da Roca
Tagus River
Lisbon
Liabon
Tagus
Cistashrtu
Saville
Priedinghys
South America
United States
Taok
Europe
Graz
Cascues
Atlantic
Salaia
Sia
Cornish Boys Admit Theft and Sale of Beans
Two 18 year old youths from Cornish confessed to stealing beans from the Miller elevator at Corals Weld County. They sold the beans at Keota for 55 dollars and were jailed on Wednesday night. Names given are Tom Kine and G J Rowley, both near Cornish.
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Weld
Balug
Corals
Keota
Buckingham
Tom Kine
G J. Rowley
Cornish
Artest
Regen
Public Service Co Opens Big District Substation Plan
Public Service Co plans a modern substation west of Greeley this fall on a 2½ acre site at the northeast corner of a block between old and new Loveland roads. The project funds a 7 000 volt transmission line from Fort Lupton to the new Greeley station, extending north to Cheyenne. The new substation will replace the Ninth Avenue facility and will be larger and more modern than the old plant.
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Public Service Company
Wauntkeithe
Moderd
Greeley
Iompany
Sinon Pelatsor
Tens
Third Street
Greeley Station
Une
Cheyaune
Ayente
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War Mothers’ Convention
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Joint Group
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Utone
Colorado Federation of ‘Monien’s
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