No Decision Reached On Low Speed Limit
Denver June 4 eight men ended a two and a half hour meeting on minimum speed for state highways to improve safety and define reckless driving. consensus favored 26 to 30 mph on arterial routes with tentative application to Fort Collins Denver Greeley Denver Pueblo and Pueblo La Junta. discussions noted many tentative “don’ts” and a Hoover code based enactment by Armstrong expected soon. La Follette attended as conferee among others.
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Denver
Colorado
Charles M. Armstrong
Fort Collins-Denver
Greeley
Denver-Pueblo
Pueblo- la Junta
Armstrong
la Follette
Charles W. O'Donnall
Denver Safety Council
Rocky Mountain Motorlata Association
Albert A. LaFolletta
Weld County
C. F. Oetmann
Motor Club of Colorado
D. A. Hitler
C. F. Bailey
Imsaurance Adjustor
Fred A. Harrison
Clarence L. Ireland
C. T. Reedy
Charles D. Vail
Keenesburg Man Wins Suit Against Local Finance Co
In district court Thursday night a jury verdict awarded George Zimbelman 332.50 against Greeley Finance company, out of 500 claimed. Plaintiffs included Zimbelman and witnesses R. M. Ap kaw, John Zimbelman, Henry Zimbelman, N. A. Pippin. Defense was represented by Glen Wilson. jurors were David White, George C. Hurt, James G. Milne, James N. Logan, Charles H. Dwiggins, Myris R. Chandler.
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George Zimbelman
Greeley Finance Company
Zimbelman
R. M. Apkaw
John Zimbelman
Henry Zimbelman
N. A. Pippin
Glen Wilson
David White
George C. Hurt
James G. Milne
James N. Logan
Charles H. Dwiggins
Myris R. Chandler
Market Guide for the Housewife in Greeley Stores
A historical market list shows prevailing prices for fruits vegetables and dressed poultry in Greeley. Includes Snowflake flour corn meal beans onions peppers cauliflower celery lettuce potatoes and nuts with varied prices per unit or per cwt. Also lists butter sugar coffee and dried fruit prices and notes the guide is for housewives to reference typical store rates.
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Greeley
Blue Bell
Colo. Greeley
Ike Babylina
Butte
Soria
Reno magnate exonerated in gambler killing case
A coroner's jury in Reno Nevada exonerated William Graham a prominent gambling figure in the early morning shooting of FR McCracken. The jury found Graham acted in self defense after a short 12 minute deliberation with witnesses testifying McCracken had vowed to "get Graham" and that Graham fired only after McCracken had shot twice. The district attorney’s next move was not announced.
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Dreeny
Raccoon With Seven Young Is Captured Near Fort Morgan
A mother raccoon and seven young were captured near Fort Morgan by Orville Robb, Mrs. Emma Nelms, Evelyn Nelms, and Ralph Nelms. They dug into a coyote den and found the raccoon family about three feet deep, then brought them to the Nelms farm on Main Street. The mother sheltered her young in a 20 gallon dirt-filled can for the night.
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Fort Morgan
Orville Robb
Emma Nelms
Misa
Nelms
Main Street
Orville Robi
Greeley Markets Pay to the Grower
Prices paid to growers by Greeley dealers noted with corrections as of June 4. Butterfat 19 cents. Fresh eggs cash 12 cents, in trade biopsy. Poultry prices show lower prices paid by regular buyers and brighter higher prices for limited local stock. The market operates with changes possible without notice.
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Greeley
Possibie
Po Central Bugic Exchange
Leghorn
Capone
Denver
Bakers Strike In Denver Sparks Union Clash
Denver June 4 a dispute pits nine large baking firms against union bakers and the confectioners union local No 26 The bakers demand changes in local conditions while Union officials say they cannot accept the proposals More than 400 union bakers are affected No wage cuts proposed The changes aim to curb apprentices and alter working hours with no extra holiday and Sunday work If approved the changes would take effect July 6 and will be filed with the state industrial commission.
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Associated Prove
Denver
Bakers and Confectioua Union
Tnilon
State Industrial Commission
Man With Gun Demands Blood At Denver Hospital
An unidentified man armed with a pistol and knife threatened laboratory technician Amy L. Atchley at Presbyterian Hospital, offering to give three quarts of blood to fund his needs. She fled to the administrator’s office as police intensified searches for the deranged suspect.
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Denver
Presbyterian Hospital
Amy L. Atchley
University to Build Dorms for Freshmen Women in 1932
The University of Colorado plans to construct a dormitory for about 300 freshmen women starting early next spring. Regents approved the project at a special meeting though financing remains unresolved, with a statute allowing borrowing via investment certificates to be repaid from dormitory income.
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Associated Press
Boulder
Cole
University of Colorado
George Norlin
Norlin
Child Killed When Scooter Strikes Truck
Denver dispatch reports a six year old boy died from injuries after a scooter collided with a truck in an alley. Paul Lewis, 70, driver of the truck, was questioned and released awaiting further optional questions.
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Scooter
Denver
Glen Davis
Paul Lewis
Bresnahan Heads Alumni Group at Aggie College
Charles Bresnahan of Greeley was elected president of the Aggie Alumni Association at a Fort Collins meeting held after the annual election. Arthur Sheely of Fort Collins was named vice president. New board members include Dr. Floyd Crose, Dr. Duane Hartshorn, C. W. Ferguson, and Mrs. Har.
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Fort Collins
Charles Bresnahan
Greeley
Aggie Alumni Association
Arthur ©. Sheely
Fort Collina
Floyd Crose
College
Duane Hartshorn
C. W. Ferguson
jSxtenetae
Har
Dormitory project delays as fall quarter nears
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal concerns about timing and planning for a dormitory intended for use at the start of the fall quarter in 1832. The text mentions a shortened period for reading judgments and emphasizes the need for deliberate, careful project planning.
Alumni meeting sees large turnout and board changes
Rry H. Kingman and four new board members were chosen after Wayne Reltz resigned and will be out of state next year. Normally three board members are elected annually. Wednesday's alumni meeting drew a highly animated and well attended crowd.
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Ry H. Kingman
Wayne Reltz
Orchard residents push to open detour road
A fragment notes petitions being circulated among Orchard people to persuade the county commissioners to open a detour highway. The route runs slightly southwest to the strat section line then straight south about a mile toward the pavement, with the goal of opening the strip to paving.
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Commie Siowerd
Orchard Seeks Cutoff Road to Concrete Highway
Orchard Calo June 4 a highway linking Orchard with the Greeley Fort Morgan pavement is the goal of a concerted movement by local people. They view the route as a key public benefit improving access to Orchard and the Greasewood fields. The plan opens about a mile and a half of new road from Orchard south across the Platte River bridge toward the paved road.
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Orchard
Calo
Greeley- Fort Morgan
Orchard-Greasewood Offields
Platte River Bridge
Orchard residents push for road plan approval
An unclear notice from landowners argues for a proposed route near Orchard. It suggests the road would allow motor traffic within about three and a half miles of Orchard on a paved path, then turn north toward the field, claiming it is a better highway option than alternatives.
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Mounds
Okla
Oklahoma
Frank Carver
Sapulpa
Bank of Mounds
Roy
Tom Carver
Lloyd Kelly
R. F. Crowder
California
Bakers
Maniac
Nick Palizzi
Seeley’s Lake
Mies, Mr
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Tribuns
Patent Office
Differant
Warnoco Ballroom
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Dance
Jova
Clive Brooks
Charles Rogers
Fay Wray
Richard Arlen
Jean Arthur
Louis Wolheim
Mary Astor
Ian Keith
Mickey McGuire
Mickey's Crusaders
Fables News
Greeley Amusement Park
Tom Tyler
Ae Kun
Earleave
Enchel Han Ofp
Ove KO
Armory
Marshall
Wescott VS. Hardsely
Thorton
Boyd's
Pratt’s
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