Colorado Air Mail Line To East Started
A United States Airway plane began the inaugural Denver Karwan City airmail run at 7:80 AM with six passengers aboard. The craft, piloted by A H W Montague, carried greetings to Kansas City mayor George D Begola from Denver Mayor, and faced a minor weather delay along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Juma
United States Airway
Denver-Karwan City
Kansans City
B. H. Smith
Kansas City
Irway Company
Charles M. Armaironi
B. Working
Wast Wan
Kunsug City
Ti Dad
Kengas
Lindbergh Deliberates Route for Pacific Flight
Col Lindbergh told Associated Press he has not chosen a time or route for his Pacific flight with Mrs Lindbergh. Plans include a possible air or steamship trip to the orient with ports awaiting state department approval. He cites considerations of fuel supply weather and timing before any schedule is set.
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New York
Jane
Charles A. Lindbergh
Associated Prose Today
James H. Kimball
New York Weather Bureau
le Indicalett
G A R Officer Visits Greeley Pioneer Helzer Family
Grand Army of the Republic officer Davis Heizer from Colorado Springs and his daughter Frances Holzer visited Greeley. Locals Dr W Spaulding and Mrs Helzer noted classmates at Colorado College. Helzer led Union forces in a clash with Delbridge, a Confederate veteran, and spoke of defending the town as a land agent for Santa Fe railroad.
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Delbridge
Mr. Hetzer
Hetzer
Colorado Springs
Cascade
Manitou
Santa Fe Railroad
Misc Helzer
Ing
Uleater
Lawson elected president of Pi Kappa Delta forum
Douglas Lawson, a member of the Colorado Teachers College debating team, was elected president of Pi Kappa Delta, the national forensics fraternity, at the closing meeting. New officers include Minna Trigge as vice president Elmer Carlson as secretary treasurer Wilbur Dutton as corresponding secretary and George W Finley as aperitor. The fraternity will award two trophies at graduation exercises Saturday for proficiency in oratory and debate. winners will be announced then.
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Douglas Lawson
Colorado Teachers College
Pi Kappa Delta
Minna Trigge
Elmer Carlson
Wilbur Dutton
George W. Finley
Voto
Vatican Rejects Mussolini Offer to Open Catholic Clubs
Rome June Premier Mussolini offered to permit reopening of Catholic clubs for women and girls to conciliate the church government row. The Vatican refused, saying the clubs recently dissolved must be restored to good standing before any reopening.
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Vatican
Mussolini
Rome
Museolini
Church
Stork brings baby for Meeker family in Greeley
A baby boy was born June 6 at Greeley hospital to Mr and Mrs W F Meeker of Austrada. Mr and Mrs Jim Campbell at 1416 Tenth Street welcomed a son born May 25 named Tirainje Leap.
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W. F. Meeker
Aust,rada
Greeley Hospital
Mig
Jim Campbell
Tirainje
Leap
Woman Decapitated as Pipe Hurls From Well in Blast
A 100 pound pipe section flew from a well after dynamite was detonated by Oscar McGinley, crossing a three story building and crushing a car carrying Mr and Mrs Bozarth. Mrs Bozarth was decapitated. her husband was seriously injured. The blast occurred near a bottling plant in Quincy Illinois. an inquest was ordered for today.
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Associated Presa
Quincy
Thrze-Atory
la Grangs
Oscar McGinley
Registration To Be Completed Shortly for College High
College High prepares fall term enrollment with closure of registrations in days. By June 8 tenth grade registration closes under Principal William L. Wrinkle. Invitations sent to eight grade entrants. responses due by Monday for next fall attendance. Eleventh grade near capacity. ninth likely full by June 15. Ten twelfth grade spots remain. seventh and eighth remain open until full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College High
William L. Wrinkle
Mayor Anderson to Attend USC Citizenship School
Gracley Mayor W E Anderson will travel to Los Angeles for about a month to attend the University of Southern California School of Citizenship and Public Administration short course while also handling personal affairs. He secured release from jury duty to arrive in time, with speakers including Edwin A Cottrell of Stanford.
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W. BE. Anderson
Gracley
Lou Angeton
Southern California
Anderson
Los Angeles
Greeley
Edwin A. Cottrell
Leland Stanford
Englewood Poultry Expert to Speak Saturday
A. E. Alson of Englewood will speak Saturday at the Rocky Mountain Hatchery 712 Eighth Street. The poultry specialist and editor of the Colorado Feather will demo caponizing worming vaccination blood testing and coccidiosis treatment. Poultry farmers with diverged birds are invited to bring fowls for treatment.
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A. E. Alson
Englewood
Poultry Export
Rocky Mountain Hatchery
Eighth Street
Alson
Colorado Feather
Kiwanis Picnic Set for Island Grove June 18
Kiwanis Club schedules its annual picnic at Island Grove on Thursday June 18 to beat the mosquitos. The event will offer entertainment for members and families after FR Morrill spoke on The Elementary Principles of Fight, a Navy aviation topic he taught in World War II.
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FR. Morrill
Kiwanis Club
North Island
San Diego
Qalit
Island Grove
Capone Indicted Over Income Tax Violations
Chicago gangster Al Capone was indicted by a federal grand jury on income tax charges. The government claimed Capone owed 217,864 dollars on a reported income of 1,828,634 over several years, with bond set at 60,000 dollars and surrender anticipated.
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Avecciated
Chicago
Alphonse Capone
Kaneydom
Capone
John C. Darnes
First Charge Against Governor Is Defeated
Nashville dispatch reports the Tennessee House defeated the first impeachment article against Governor Henry H. Horton by a vote of 68 to 5. The article accused Horton of conspiring with Luke Lea Rogers Caldwell to gain control of state departments in exchange for political support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pram Nashville
Toon
House of Representatives
Henry H. Horton
Luke Lea
Pub- Qiuler
Rogers Caldwall
New Oakland Pontiac Salesroom Opens Saturday
The Oakland Pontiac sales room at 1009 Eighth Avenue debuts this Saturday under Welter Bain who will lead the sales force in newly finished quarters. New Oakland models feature a rubber chassis and body updates, synchro mesh transmission, and refined 80 hp Pontiac motor with a 112 inch wheelbase. Six body types including convertibles will be offered for both lines.
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McArthur Motors
Welter Bain
Oakland
Pontiac
Drilling Stopped at Ida Johnson Well for Supplies Awaited
The Ida Johnson well near Greastwood stood at 4,581 feet with drilling paused awaiting drill stem arrival. The missing pipe has been found and will reach Orchard by Saturday morning. Overhauled machinery should allow full progress by Saturday night. crews expect favorable formations for the next 1,600 feet and a total depth near 9,000 feet in six days.
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da Johnsson
Greastwood
Orchard
Patterson Wall
Ida Johnson
Colorado Nazarene Assembly Set for Greeley in June
The Colorado annual assembly of the Church of the Nazarene will be held in Greeley from June 23 to 29 with not less than 259 regular delegates expected from across the state. Forty six congregations will be represented. General Superintendent H. F. Reynolde of Kansas City will preside. Senior high school facilities will host bus stops and meetings open to the public. day sessions focus on business and reports, while night services are evangelistic.
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Colorado
Church of the Nazarene
Greeley
H. F. Reynolde
Kansnally
Pueblo
Sibrovision
Greelay
Grattan Fa
Death of American Author J. L. Stoddard in Italy
John Tawaon Stoddard, American author and longtime promoter of the Stoddard lectures, died today near Marano in Italy at age 81. He lived in Italy for several years and had guided the lectures for nearly two decades, retiring from the platform in 1897.
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Rome
John Tawaon Stoddard
Italy
Biavilly
Marano
Beware of Stomach Poisons Allegedly Sold by Greeley Drug
Pseudo medical ad warns of stomach fermentation and heartburn with MEDA-tt claimed to stop fermentation and end chronic disorders. It asserts thousands of physicians prescribe it and offers a money back guarantee, price $1.10.
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Bastc
Greeley Drug, Co
Scout Events for Summer Are Arranged in Greeley
Greeley scout leaders met to outline summer activities with plans for many events. June events include troop meetings at Taland Grove and Island Grove parks, plus a Father and son bike outing. July features a Weld County summer camp, a Lincoln Park town gathering, and a large Troops meeting at Island Grove. Aug events include a powwow, swimming meet, kite flight and airplane contest, and a family picnic with court of honor at Island Grove Park. Special committees named for father and son hike and family picnic arrangements.
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Greeley
Taland Grove Park
Charg
Island Grove Park
Spud Ro Jan
Weld County
Camp Horne
All Scoutn
Lincoln Park
Tsland Grove Park
Beout
George D. Horna
Txtand Grove Park
W. R. Sylreater
Chares
Charles Kellow
Jor Wolfe Jr
EB. P. Harring
Bruce D.parker
G. H. Dunr
Clay J. Apple
Ware Jack Pratt
Charlon Kellow
W. R. Sylvester
Harold Farlae
Haron Strong
0. F. Harri
G. H. Dunn
Floyd Bacher
M. H. Lowe
Ned Bryant
H. J. Wiebking
Frank Gordon
W. D. Wingelt
Advanced Conservatory Students Give Recital
Advanced students at Colorado Teachers College conservatory performed in a recital at the student club house. The program included Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody and works by Mendelssohn, Vivaldi, and Paderewski, featuring pianists, singers, and string players led by instructors and noted performers from the faculty.
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Advanced Conservatory
Colorado
Teachers College Conservatory of Music
Liszt Earlburt Pike
Sproas
Mias Extelle Seabourn
Siar Martha Sue Ray
Mendelasonn
Violette Finley
Anna May Rudeen
Bertha Hickmen
Minnelied — Rade
Rogers
Alberta Carter
Opin Valeo
Exthor
Zimmer
Nomeeernre
Bercensy
Tachetachit
Freda
Drake
Chacovienne Fantasique_Paderewsk
Chevalla Jorstad
Viotti
Allegra Movament Arts
Deaths and Funerals In Denver and Greeley
Funeral service for Mrs Charlot Meyer will be held Sunday at Meyer Mortuary Denver with Friedman's officiating. Burial in Fairmont Cemetery. August Johnson 74 of 129 Twelfth Street Greely died Thursday night at Greeley hospital after a paralytic stroke. He is brother of Nels Johnson Greeley Alfred Johnson Eaton and Mrs Anne Kalder Denver. Funeral from Armstrong Mortuary Eaton Sunday June 7 at 2 p.m. Burial in Eaton Cemetery.
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Mra
Charlot
Meyer
Meyer Mortuary
Aheerteenth Avenue
Denver
Rabia
Friedman
Fairmont Cemetery
Euner Kuner to Host Recital and Community Notices
June 5 report lists Euner Kuner orchestra recital Friday at the auditorium at 2 o'clock with public invitation. Several local residents share health notes and travel plans, including Jim Ellie post appendicitis recovery at Greeley hospital. Numerous weekend activities, visits, and academic events are noted from June 4 to early June, detailing trips to Red Feather Lakes, Boulder, Mead, Berthoud, and Fort Collins while families plan travels to Alaska and California.
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Euner Kuner
Kuner
Adhoouditorium
Nyvery
Jim Ellie
Greeley Hospital
Lucille
Mildred
Warren
California
Beattia
Wash
Qandda
Alaska
Misa Lujell
Fort Lupton
Evans Thia
Torm
Misa
Martha Elsie
Nico
Inegeeha
Nuntt Nunn
G. A. Turner
Jerome
Bob Madden
Junior Annis
Russell Turner
Puntenys
Red Feather
Amos Entwistle
Boulder
Ninot
Dan Burch
N. Boder
Mise Louise
M. G Mead
Mead
C. K. Gould
Denver
Augustus Pullis
Gould
Hates Park
End
U. BH
Madden
Greeley
Mildret
Gerald Straight
Hart
Q. W. Crozier
Memorial Day observed by Ponatow Woman's Club
Memorial Day observance noted by Ponatow Woman's Club at the regular May 28 meeting in Fosston. Mrs Manley Young led the gathering of ten members and three guests including Mrs Crawford of Greeley. Plans for a luncheon were announced as two papers and several songs entertained the group.
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Fosston Fosston
Ponatow
Lloyd Johnson
John Cohen
Bf. Johnson
B. L. Armagost
Rosa Fox
J. EF. Fitney
East Fosston
Plansa Qt
Grove Park
Dorothy Armagast
Fouston
Marguerite Bornberry
Graeley
Arma
Goat
Fosston
F. Hotelsen
J. Pitney
Dawson
East Fouston
Miasca Mary
Helen O'Toole
France Sets Tough Exams for Pilot Licenses
France plans strict private pilot licensing tests split into land and sea categories. Candidates must be 17, pass a physical, log 15 hours, complete 80 landings, and demonstrate precise takeoffs and landings from fixed points. Tests include buoy turns and figure eight maneuvers while avoiding water and heights over 655 feet. A seaplane candidate must approach a seaplane with aTowboat.
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France
Bry
Licenasr
Atriady
Hoaly
Mb Peapland
Caplane
Four Burned to Death in Car After Accident
Four persons died and another was seriously injured near Oregon City Oregon when a heavy freight truck and trailer struck a passenger car. The closed car trapped occupants as doors jammed and the car burned, making immediate identification difficult.
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Oregon City
Ore
Here
Mobile
Niaion
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Colorado Air Mail
Lindbergh
Pacific Flight
Stork Expres
Anderson To Citizenship Administration School
al Capone
Oakland-Pontiac
Church of Nazarene
J. L. Stoddard
Ruth Redington
Ann Rank, Violin
le B. Fredling
Chiropractors
Sixth Street
Gordon G. Moss
Eaton Radio, Inc
Radioservice, Ent
Eighth Ave
Grin Ave
Central Bldg
Geo.d.pa
C. Prom
Hat Park Piaca Bido
C. HL Downing
Augustue Pullip
4. A. Turner
Floyd Kelly
Kelly
A. L. Kelly
M. G. Kelly
Sedgwick
Fred Wray
Fort Collins
W. H. Turner
Robbie of
Berthoud
J. A. Turner
A. L. Pearca
Cheyenne
Wyo
Horn
E. Hobart
Wilford Turner
M. E. Olttin
Hilda Sidwell
Monny
Apartagburg
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Parkview Drug Company
Id Grove Park
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