Explosive accident kills geophysical crew near prairie
A roadside dynamite blast during a geophysical exploration project north of a Prairie area killed several crew members. Names identified include Weedel, Barnes, and Voight among others. The blast disrupted surface instruments and released debris as observers reported hearing a large explosion and watching debris fall in a farmer’s yard.
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Surfaca Geophysical Exploration
Petroleum
Hervy
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New Deal Graduates Discuss Reform At University Ceremony
A Monday university ceremony awarded 168 degrees as speakers denounced certain AR experiments and urged prudent reform. Frank Wheater and Mandal led the discussions asserting duty to address complex world issues while defending traditional values.
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Wafermen
Frank Wheater
University of Hix
United States
Aidresa
Mandal
Jarit
Wyonleg
Kebobell Injured Wreck Near Peckham
Kebobell, son of Carl Hubs of Auburn district, suffered hand and head lacerations in a wreck near Peckham Tuesday morning. The truck owned by GW Berges Bake allegedly lacked lights. The incident occurred as the Kebobell vehicle came north. Berges’ truck was damaged and wagon wheels were noted.
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Kohobett
Carl Hubs
Auburn
Earlis
Havemené
Peckham
Obobells
Thay
Niraeke
Berges
Wales
Linon area contract secured by firm with overpass bid
The Tashant Ison company of Greeley won a state contract for constructing lyn and an overpass near Eimon, bid $749,552. Foresecond Kirckenoff and Haynes handled the bidding with Denver representative M. BL varison listed.
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Greeley
Icra
Lyn
Eimon
Kirckenoff and Haynes
Varison
Denver
Ticket prices cut by college policy lowers cost
A college announces a new pricing plan lowering ticket prices for students. Junior high and below students see discounts, with a 25 cent rate for elementary grades and 75 cent access for specific events. The move includes organized student groups and cheerleaders as part of admission considerations.
Will Rogers Dispatches On Hollywood Football Gist
The message cites Will Rogers mentioning a death of Father O’Donnell of Nie gtedt Natro dima university and recalls contributions to football, noting friends who helped during tough times and produced many “All Americans.” It hints at relief efforts and rising awareness in the middle west and references Washington.
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O'Kark
Father O'Donnell
Nie Gtedt
Natro Dima University
Wirt Fino
Ituiman Fe
Middle West
Fartuera
Washington
La Salle Child Killed in Farm Field Accident
A nine year old boy, Robert E. Lee Folland, died from a broken neck after falling from a wagon while horses dragged him in a field south of La Salle. Coroner confirmed death. parents were in Idaho Springs. Funeral planned Wednesday at 3 PM by the Latter Day Saints church in Evans.
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Gravidson
Aiea
L. C. Cullbingham
Halland
Ure
Urag
Mra. Cunningham
Eld
Agaiis Hoy
Uriauk
Aho
Fandd
Richard B. Armstrong
Idaho Springs
Robert
la Salle
Latth
Her. G. Sith
Reorganized
Latter Day Saints Church of
Denver
Evans
Senate Approves Tariff Plan After Narrow Vote
Washington July 4 The Senate backed the administration tariff proposal by 57 votes to 33 after 84 votes in favor. the measure moves to the House as leaders anticipate acceptance of changes. The roll call ended two and a half weeks of debate and clears a major obstacle to adjournment.
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Senate
Luther Suit to Jury Shortly After Noon
A district court session opened with jurors chosen for a case involving A. B. Koons and a 1929 crop accounting dispute on a Galeton farm. Testimony featured Luther and Koehler among others as defense and plaintiff witnesses spoke in a morning session that stretched into the early afternoon.
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Bult
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Jaither
Koenig
Galeton Farm
District Court
A. EB. Koons
Platotif
J. Abbott
G. EB. Anderson
C. Fb, Potter
T. It. Pettit
G. A. Erdoraggar
Grand Lake and related water projects funded by interdepartmental panel
Washington June 5 The special interdepartmental power and water commission recommended a total program of about 33.6 million for river and hydro projects. It proposed 10.7 million for Camper-Alcove, 10 million for Grand Lake Thompson Silverstein, and 6 million for Sutherland Nebraska feed plant. Additional items include 600 thousand for Michigan Colorado Poudre Hoosier, 390 thousand for Jones Pass, plus a plan to divert water from Grand Lake through a tunnel to Northern California via the continental divide to boost supply for Pintte River region.
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Desidant Huostveli
Kamper- Alcove
Tata
Calarada
Sugar Tax Set At Half Cent On Domestic Sugar
The government imposes a half cent tax on raw sugar from domestic beets and sugar cane. It defines raw value and consumption for tax purposes and expects price increases. Revenue funds direct payments to farmers and agriculture, with plans for processing-inxen funds to be returned to island treasuries. Exemptions apply to small producers and those under thresholds.
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Stoneham Man in Lunacy Complaint Filed After Incident
Three deputy sheriffs visited Stoneham Monday to take Adolph Wangraet to Greeley after a telephone report claimed he was walking in his underwear. He is jailed on a lunacy complaint and had been at Port Mor Hospital earlier Monday before returning home.
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Slonelant
Greeley
Adolph Wangraetacheye
Deanden J. B
Himmond
Cline
Warren Vase
Stonehawn
Vangraefschonen
Port Morean Aspital
Democrats To Meet in Colorado Springs On Monday
A Democratic meeting is planned in Colorado Springs on Monday July 30. The report notes delegation counts and scheduling details, with references to a disturbance case in a local court and a sentence of a fine related to that incident.
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Colorado Springs
Four Way Plan of Drought Relief Pushed
President Hoonevert announced a six and a half million emergency drought relief package to Congress. The plan includes funds to purchase beef and dairy cattle, bolster cattle production, support relief work programs, and a livestock feed fund.
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Camas
Washington
Hoonevert
Cline and Avens Pushed for Water Commissioner Posts
Two West county Democrats are urged for water commission seats in district No. South Pint Weld and Admins entines. Friends of TAO Cline deauty ehorift and Fred Avens La Salle farm vie for the appointment as Roy Boston remains under suspension. Steward Wallace of Fort Lupton could be named to the commission.
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Ding Pugkett
Friends of
TAO
Cline
Fred Avens
la Salle Farm
Johnson Ureug
Roy Boston
Steward Wallace
Fort Lupton
Finches
Such Women Are Dangerous at Sterling Theatre
Warner Dax and a troupe present Such Women Are Dangerous starting tomorrow at the Sterling Theatre. The notice urges readers to see the dramatic production and features a bold headline in the Tribune style.
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Sterling Theatre
Warner Daxey
Taiey
Edwards Truck Wrecks Light Pole in Chicago
H. H. Edwards of Greeley Colorado swerved to avoid collision on the west side of Chicago causing his truck and seven tons of loaded wall plaster to overturn and wreck an electric light pole. Edwards resided at 12 Twelfth Avenue.
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Chicago
Jind
H. H. Edwards
Greeley
Coto
Ifa
Redwarda
Twelfth Avenue
All Road Men on Full Time Lose Jobs in Weld County
Weld county commissioners in three districts voted to reduce road department staff. About 40 men were laid off while 24 workers per district will remain on 48 hour weekly schedules at pay of 78 to 80 dollars monthly, with some former federal workers retiring.
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Weld County Road Department
Forea
County
Limo Mei Sweet
Watrict
Wile
Pwo
Lava
Greeley Business Men Back Spud Rodeo Value
Local merchants unanimously praise the Spud Rodeo as vital to Greeley’s progress. A Prospect around the district finds widespread support and optimism from business leaders and residents.
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Greeley
Indiana Deputy Sheriff Slain by Bandit Gang
Scottsburg Indiana June 5 a large bandit gang led by Dillinger and pursued by authorities after a citywide chase raided southern Indiana moving toward Ohio River. Deputy Sheriff Harold Andek of Scottburg was shot in the head and died later. Another deputy John Trattenburg was killed at a road intersection. A cordon of citizens and state police hunted the gang with heavy gunfire and damaged autos as authorities closed in near Underwood and Henryville.
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Indiana
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Ohio River
Bulleta
Flearold Andek
Scottaburg
Underwood
St. Edward
Outwkiria
Seymour
Eritent
Wilbur Amick
UiMinger
Klapalk
Althot
Brownstown
Youthful Dutchman Tricks Denver Escapes
Pieter Jaarsma, using the alias Bernard Futusun, deceived Denver elites before escaping a guard en route to Manhattan for dental work. He had previously visited Denver two years earlier en route to the Olympic games in California, posing as a newspaper correspondent and gaining access to influential circles and officials including Judge J. Foster Symes.
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United States
J. Foster Symes
Congress Confusion in House Sparks Speculation
News Behind the News outlines unrest in Congress as rumors swirl about orchestrated campaigns and hidden lobbying. The piece suggests factions aim to influence Republican leadership and create a distraction while avoiding formal statements.
Houston Thinks It Got Thrte Low Mood
Residents of Houston and surrounding territory report better condition than many, as County Judge Robert G. Strone returns from a two week vacation with his son Paul. Cool weather prevailed during the visit. Sid Halletts are here. Mr and Mrs Si Hallett, former residents of Gresley, arrived Monday from Rome in Cansemle to attend the funeral of Mr Hallett's father, Lane Emnjlety. They will stay until Sunday.
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Tex
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Paul Houston
Hadge
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Si Hallett
Gresley
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Cansemle
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Cirenlay
Dead oiling project declared at city meeting
A chaotic report from Old Felldivs Mall shows officials deeming a massive oiling job dead. Mayor Briggs and Council Chairman Charleton warned districts face intercession costs and a possible half‑unit tax levy to fund relief efforts amid widespread abandonment of the plan.
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Willa
Java
Rey WM. Briggs
Leo Chtrel
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Huth
Carrel
Fred Newcrass
Lawwersa
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Wweeler
Steeeta and Highways Committee
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Wheeler
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Apiuton
Frady Conviction Delayed by Appeal
Frady and co defendant Kelley face death sentences after a Colorado murder conviction set for execution in late January, delayed as attorneys file an appeal alleging trial error. Both men remain in the state penitentiary deathhouse as the dispute moves through the courts.
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Tiny Srady
Colorado
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Krady
Stile Supreme Court
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Vetta
Frady
William Cady Kelley
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Delta
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Immane Sity
Plains Hoppers Seen in Eastern Colorado
Plains Hoppers, or pising grasshoppers, have been reported in eastern Colorado, including Lincoln and Weld counties. County Agent F L Simpan notes swarms from eastern regions may move in, with long wings and a cracking sound. past outbreaks halted trains and destroyed fields in the 19th century, while government poison allotments for grasshopper control are nearly exhausted locally.
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Britain Says It Will Defer Debt Payment Amid War Strain
A British note to the state department indicates deferral of scheduled debt payment on a wartime loan due June 15. The move follows a Finnish government update and cites a $168,638 debt installment to be paid later, with delivery details tied to diplomatic channels in New York and Washington.
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