9 States and Hawaiian Graduates List of Degrees
The 9 States and Hawaii account for most of the 155 graduates. Teachers College awarded arts and teaching certificates and related degrees. Of the total, 18 received Master of Arts, 126 Bachelor of Arts, 57 teaching certificates, and other certificates. Native residents of or near Denver dominate, with state breakdowns led by Nebraska and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Hawaii
Hut
Oroda
Neaka
Mimaouri
Town
Texan
Routh
Kanwan
Iigan
Arizona
New Mexico
Wytng
Insylvenia
Minnesota
Idaho
Wisiain
California
Oklahoma
Arkan
Montana
Elty
Denver
Kinrimary
Muse
Adil Thematies
Profit Taking Sends Mixed Results on Wall Street
Late profit taking helped push stock indexes higher as closing prices varied. Total volume reached about 2.8 million shares with U S Steel slipping around 2 percent and notable declines in General Motors Westinghouse BethOTam, and American Telephone.
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Associated Frees
York
Sume
U. S. Stee
Naral Motors
Westinghouse
Betham
Cay
Brush Awarded 12500 Dollars for Motor Accident Injury
Jarod Brush received 12500 dollars in a federal court decision in Cheyenne Wyoming after an automobile crash left his arm amputated. The ruling held the Transportation company liable. Brush, a former resident of Gree ly, and brother of Sterling Brush, had returned to Denver after a short stay there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarod Brush
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thure
Tea .Transportation Company of
Fyaning
Brush
Greely
Sterling Brush
Denver
Luptonites Injured in Auto Spill Near Fort Lupton
Three Lupton youths Harold Volker 19 Bessie Volker 18 and Vera Volker 16 were injured when their car overturned three times while en route from Fort Collins to a Colorado Agricultural College function. All were taken to Longmont hospital with concussions and serious injuries. Bessie faced possible death, others reported as unconscious at times.
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Fort Lupton
Keing
Harold
Bessie
Vera Miker
John Volker
Lupton
Fort Colllon
Colorado Agricultral College
Alkor
Incalé
Herold
Alster
Vera
Becais
Longmont Hospital
Vers
Hey
Von
Airport Great Essential So Visitors Say
Jay Taylor of Amarillo and George Horsington of Wichita arrive by air from Greeley and urge Fort Morgan to build an airport. They flew over Morgan County Wednesday and land near Grasswood lake then near Sherman Street road. They say the area needs an air field urgently and would relocate to Denver if no airport is built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay ‘Taylor
Amarillo
Geores
Holsington
Wichita
Greelay
Halliburto Ol West Cementing Company
Fort Morgan
Morgan County
Eles
Greeley
Morgan
Jay Taylor
George T. Horsington
Kan
Haliburton of Well Cementing Company
Mr. Taylor
Tentay
Amerillo
Mr. Hotsington
Growley
Thia
Graasewood Lake
Ida Johnsort
Moraan
Sherman Street
Denver
Shaffer Records Two Leases on Greasewood Dome
Frank Shaffer, a Patterson well driller, filed two land leases on the Greasewood dome west and north of Joseph Ewing holdings. The leases cover 207 acres total, Nos 30-7-01 and 21-7-02, with names I. J. Schwartz and wife and Irons Doyle j. Each acre priced at $1. The descriptions reference the NH of 30-7-01 and west half of 21-7-02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shaffer
Patterson
Hera Ula Leksa
Greasewood Dome
Joseph
Ewing, Graeley-Greasewood and
Texas Production Company
Inownship
I. J. Schwarts
Irons
Doyle J
Junior Fair Leaders Reappointed in County Board Renewal
The Weld County Junior Fair board unanimously reappointed leaders for the coming year. James S. Ogilvie becomes head of the tall committee, with William A. Carlson as chair. The fair is set for September 20 and 21, aiming to surpass prior exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wold County
Taom
Fair Board
Weaslon
Mata Ito
James S. Ogilvie
Board of County Commissioners
William A. Carlson
Charion Evans
Vide
H. 4
Sleapson
Farry Kelly
W. C. Edmundson
Charles Vivang
Itwa
It Je
Weldon
Cala Taeda
Polar Submarine Sets Course for London and Boston
Polar submarine Nantllin reported off Cape Cod at 3 a.m. aboard the Cape Cod light, making seven knots in smooth sea as it heads toward London on the North Pole voyage. Coast guard cutter Ponchartral accompanies Nautilus to the Grand Banks. Court actions stall Graslay hospital superintendent decision. Phoebe Kandol remains in charge. Doctors to examine Albert Fall to decide fitness for prison term.
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Boston
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Nantllin
England
North Pole
Coast Guard
Cape Cod
Amooth
Ponchartral
Grand Banks
Board of County Commissioners
Graslay Hospital
Tourehy
James Oguvio
Phoebe M. Kandol
Kandol
Suit of Japanese Against His Landlord Opens in Court
In Greeley district court a case unfolds as Nakao, a Japanese tenant farmer, sues his former landlord Jane Calhoun for damages and medical bills after being shot in the hip. Disputed facts include the timeline of events on Calhoun farm near Platteville and the role of interpreters and defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Buanosuke Nakao
Gsyonrolil Japaness
Jane
Calhoun
Teal
Nakao
Tour
Bale Milan
T Platteville
Mall Road
P. I. Kathara
Denver
J. ST. Horla
Ault
Nowad Thane
Jalharn
Horla
Ao Lie
Bia
Edgewater
Japan
Ion
Piece Goods Sale Encourages Fashion Purchases
A vintage notice markets big reductions on piece goods with appealing prices for broadcloth, chiffon, crepe, and rayon. It urges shoppers to compare prices from last year and prior sales to craft many dainty garments, highlighting discounts on silk crepe and marlyton crepe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aummar
Saasone
DO X Spans Ocean Moves Down Brazil
The DO K seaplane completed a challenging flight from Cape Verde to Natal Brazil, covering 1429 miles in 13 hours 26 minutes. The 14,600 horsepower craft landed near Porto Praia to refuel and continued toward its destination under the Southern Cross with passengers and crew reporting a flawless operation and minimal fuel use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernando Noroohs
Braz
Europe
New World
Porta Praia
Lnto Tegenan
Dornier Works
Gaid
Hoet
Sandhills Farmer Sentenced for Owning Still in Canon City
George Graff, 56, a Sandhills area farmer living southeast of Hardin, pleaded guilty to possession of a still. He was sentenced by District Judge Claude Cot to two to five years in the state prison at Canon City after agents found a 16 gallon still and related liquor and mash in his shack. Graff admitted the device had operated since 1928 with 11 total, and agents recovered 16 gallons of mash and several empty barrels. He had little dependent relatives and faced a prior conviction potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Graft
Hardin Diatrict
Wan Friday
Tha’stele
Canon City
Claude CG. Cotith
J. B. Kee
George Graff
Sandhills
Hardin
J. R. Callowaynald
Calloway
Trath
N. Hoherling
Graff Admlts
New Highway Connection Discussed by Park Service
An Associated Press dispatch from Cheyenne reports plans to study a road linking Poudre Canon with the Fall River road, potentially forming a scenic route from Cameron Pass to Estes Park. Edmund Ers, Rocky Mountain National Park superintendent, notes national park control and Wyoming involvement, with about 17 miles of construction proposed to create a direct Colorado motorist route.
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Poudre Canon
Fall River Road
Park Service
Cameron Pass
Fall River
Cheyanne
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain National Park
Colorado
Edmunders
Rogere
Rocky Mountain Park
Wlate’s
Forest Service
National Park
Fail River
Hornca M. Albright
National Parte
Betos Park
Estes Park
Grand Lake
Surrey
Cameron Path
Trap
Trap Lake
Long Draw
Loos
Draw
Poudre Lakes
Laramie
Chombora Lake
Ninth Street Stop Signs to Be Installed
City hall announced on Thursday that stop signs will be installed along Ninth Street from Eleventh to Fourteenth Avenues to control traffic in both directions. Signs are expected to be posted by Friday. Mrs Stillman, a banker, divorces and marries Fowler McCormick, grandson of John D Rockefeller, in Poughkeepsie after a surprise decree.
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Ninth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Fourteenth Avenuas
City Hall
Stillman
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Brooklyn
Farle
Anns J. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Fowler McCormick
Ghicago
Bulmans
Poughkeepsie
Mra. Stillman and McCormick
Herold F. McCormick
Mra
Moith Rockefeller McCormick
Supreme Court
Graham Withchlas
The
Eagle
Commencement Held At Colorado Teachers College Campus
The forty first annual commencement at Colorado Teachers College will take place on the north campus at 10:30 AM Saturday. The program features a processional coronation, an invocation by Father Bernard J. Froyse, a moderation by Borowski, vocal solos by Violette Finley, and orchestral accompaniment by The Geliege Orchestra under Lester E. Opp. Degrees are conferred by President George Willard Frazer with Clifton Crom as vice president and Frank C. Joan as graduate council chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Teachers College
Marah
Meyerbeer
Geliege Orchestra
Lester E. Opp
Bernard J. Fro
Ysl
St Pater's Catholic Church
Greeley
Borowski
Violette Finley
Viollntat
Haze
Swanada
George Willard Fraaler
Cojiegeation
Charles Ne Memkar
Lound
Froegal
Marsh Militaires
Schubert
Gatley Orcheatha
Armour wins British Open golf honors in 1927
Armour, nicknamed the Black Scot and veteran of World War I, won the British Open with a 286 for 72 holes. Jurado led at start but faltered final round, finishing second at 297. Gene Sarazen and Perry Allies tied for third at 298, with Facfall and McDonald Smith fifth at 293.
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Carnougue
Bootland
Jane S
Tommy Armour
Josa Jurado
Argentina
Jurado v
Jurada
Armour
Bobby Jones
Oleven
United States
Jurada Baga
Gene Sarazen
Perry Allies
Johnny Facfall
McDonald Smith
Marvo Churio
Henry Cotton
Arthur Movers
Abe Mitchall
Horton Smith
The
Missourian
Tobiasco Anid
Large Weld County Rain Boosts Crop Prospects
A heavy storm across Weld County Colorado drenched the region with up to 2.15 inches in Windsor and extended widely, boosting soil moisture just as planting resumes. Factories report good ground soaking, growers plan increased thinning work, and officials urge extra labor to handle rapid crop growth amid favorable conditions. A separate report notes a Filipino passenger killed two and wounded 28 on a liner near Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Colorado
Weld
Windsor Sugar Factory
Eaton Factory
Waay
Mehes
Lupton
Thlewich
An Toch
Greeley
Charles Zyans
Fort Lupton
Charles Evans
Eaton
Ault
Raymer
Kittle
Tokyo
Canadian Pacific
Gumrasa
Ginada
Vancouver
Yokohama
Elbert Smith Dies Suddenly Here Friday
Judge Dibert C. Smith, 72, Weld county attorney and former county judge, died of heart disease Friday morning at a Milady's hair shop. Born in Woodstock, he practiced law after read law in York Nebraska, served as deputy prosecutor, then county judge, and was a member of Odd Fellows Elks and Woodmen of the World. Survived by wife former Bartle L. Murphy, and two children Miriam Von Sickte and Marcellus B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibert C. Smith
Greeley
Smith
Milady
Wold County
Camffield Hotel
Tudgs Smith
Woodstock
McHenry County
Chicago
Shattuck Military School
Maribault
Minn
Wheaton College
Weld
Garrigues
Odd Fellows, Elks
Woodmen of
Stalth Ty
Mre
Mirian von Sickte
CG F
van Stwide
Kansas Man Hurt in Crash at Mumper Hill
T Wilson of Louisville Kansas injured when his Model A Ford sedan left the concrete highway north of Greeley then overturned after hitting a ditch. He was barely conscious at hospital with head injuries but expected to recover. a second driver HL Wiigon of Louisville was severely injured. Witnesses helped extricate Wilson as traffic jam formed. Sheriff Wyatt assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Wilson
Louisville
Kans
Greeley
Greeley Lospital
Mr. Wilson
Wiigon
Muroper Corner
Greeleyard
Wilson
Greelay Hospital
W. W. Wyatt
Wyatt
Knneas Howe
Colorado
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A. R
Colorados
Nebraska
Bred Brush
Luptonites
Boyd Henry Bode
Shaffer
Greasewood
Junior Fair
London
Washington
Wheat
District of Columbia
WI Paso
Albert B. Fall
Bn Wallington
Robbins
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
June Salom Bailey
Department of Astronomy
Harvard University
Harvard College Observatory
Hanover
Ocean
Brazil
Tribune
Tommy
Elbert Smith
Kansas
Higgenth Street
Touth Avene
Mra. J. Gritlth
Toy Abbott
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