Chamberlain Promises Commons Inquiry into Submarine Disaster
Prime Minister Chamberlain announced a public inquiry into the Thetig submarine wreck after its discovery and subsequent loss. He outlined initial findings on compartments flooded, ballast procedures, and signaling gear failure, while noting the inquiry’s start date to be determined amid ongoing salvage efforts and a high casualty toll.
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Chamberlain
Commons
Sub
Prosal
London
Michanse
Conmons
An. Chamberlain
Tirkenhead
England
J Aea
Donald
Veteran Denver Writer Speaks at College Jaycee Meeting
Joseph Emerson Smith of Denver, once a cub reporter on the Denver Post, recalled vivid tales of his era. Dr WT Walt, sponsor, introduced the college Jaycee group as Robert Reed retired and introduced Robert Funk of Worth Collins as the new president amid the program.
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Joseph Emerson Smith
Denver
Outer Post
Hansily
Tammen
Colege Junior Chamber of Commercs
Elth
Hoe
WT. Walt
Robert Reed
Obert Funk
Wort Collins
Dunetng
North Edge Sanitary Sewer Start Date June 20
Construction of the North Edge sanitary sewer along the Taudre river at the north edge of Greeley will begin June 20 with about 39 men employed. Costs run to $21,049 for the work, with the city paying $11,868 and WPA supervision by Like Nealty. The project will serve the northern end of Creeley sewage disposal facilities and route all sewage to the disposal plant.
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Taudre River
Greeley
Nealty
WPA
Cils
Fower
Creeley
Grover P. O. Choice Names Listed in Postmaster Denominations
A Associated Press report from Washington lists Louise A Lawson Grover P. O. Choice and other names tied to Colorado Springs Fort Wayne and Fort Collins postmaster nominations as the Senate begins action on the appointments. Ray Maxwell and Hentre are among figures named with June 5 notes.
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T Associated Prats
Wastillogton
Senate
Youfirwn Hentre
Colorado
Colorando Springs
Daring Allen
Fort Calling
Ray Maxwell
Grover
Lauise A
Lawson
Two Campus Events Scheduled Tonight
Two campus events are set for this evening on the college campus. The first is the second annual saying ceremony at 7:15 at the Di-Tri circle where Senior girls in gowns will participate, described as one of the valley's colorful traditions. The second event is the College High School band concert at Kepner Auditorium, featuring the College Light Band under Ralph R. King with assistance from Jack Patnam. it is linked to senior corps activities. Also tonight, Horseshoe Champ George Zimmertman from Sax City, Iowa, will give an exhibition at the Lincoln Park horseshoe courts starting at 6:24 p.m.
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Calleze
Vallece
College High Schoel
Kepner Auditorium
College Ligh
Ralph R. King
Jack Patmim
George Zhamorman
Sax City
Barseshoe
Lew
Atl
Mes
Zimmertian
Bincoln Park
George Willard Feaster
Colorado State College of Education
Hera
Erasa Ofie College
Crawford Wall
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Notwevelt
Hils Mimner
Ronavele
Pan
Euv
Mile
Siisen
Presdent Frazier
Am Ade Ito Eduettiai
Frasigeant
30 Day Stay Granted for Joe Coates in Denver Case
Governor grants a 30 day reprieve to Joe Coates, convicted singer linked to a Denver detective killing. The decision comes as prosecutors and a defense team, including General Byron Rogers and others, race to file an appeal before the reprieve expires.
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Freseo Denver
Joe G
Tulpth
Carr
Joe Coates
Denver
Upo
Ahornes
Byron A
Rogers
Coates
Stretters
Max Melville
Fred Winner
Caates
Fred Rosingato
Police Warned of Mass Murder Two Years Ago
Philadelphia dated June 5. A New York convict recalled in court that a ruthless ring planned mass murder for financial gain. John Cacopardo admitted in 1930 to slaying his sweetheart after being arrested, with others accused of conspiring to violent crimes. police later noted possible prevention if prior warnings had been heeded.
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Philadelphia
New York
Tito
John Cacopardo
Hig Atury
Cacopardo
Stag Sing Nelson
Pont Patritto
Othoe Poraona
Court Diverts Million Dollars To Pensioners
Denver and Colorado officials report that the U S Supreme Court refused to review the city’s appeal on liquor revenue allocations, leaving pension funding via old age pensions at 85 percent of liquor license revenues. The total for the year reaches over 1.005 million dollars, with about a third of a million annually for pensions thereafter, as state authorities projected.
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Denver
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
United States Suprems Court
State Supreme Court
National Annuity League
Frapannden
Supranse
Pension Revues
Rer
Charles B. Armstrong
Armstrong Ineluel
Greeley
Fort Collins
Moulder
Public Welfare
Coloratos
TILST
Theft of four mixed hens reported at Nes area yard
A Monday report states the theft occurred Sunday at Nes area yard, with four mixed hens taken and one hen dying after being harmed during the incident. The suspect, 21 year old Hianessco Molina of 30 Fourth Street, Greeley, is in jail on unrelated charges and authorities are reviewing the case.
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Nes
Sain Dohneon
Lucerne
Hianessco Molina
Fourth
Greeley
Nigriff
Molina
Professional Men Consider Building Vroppant Office in Creeley
A group of Greeley physicians and dentists study a proposed professional office building near the downtown edge. Two conference sessions with an architect discussed office space needs and preliminary plans. If built, a local resident would finance, tenants pay rent, brick structure with an elevator, aiming to meet doctors and dentists' space needs.
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Creeley
Down
Greeley
95 Degrees Heat at 1 P.M. Here Sunday
Greeley recorded a 95 degree high at 1 PM Sunday the year’s peak so far. The Mub-1 Nie Service station clocked 94 at noon and 90 at 3 PM while Denver hit 91 the day’s warmest so far in 1989.
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Greeley
Mub-1 Nie Service Company
Tom Wm
County Sees 19 Weeks with No Road Death
Weld County patrol reports nineteen weeks without a fatal traffic accident. Captain Prank A Berger led the effort in Greeley. Through the year only four traffic fatalities had occurred by January, with no accidents acknowledged near Weld highways at the period. Police arrested two for drunken driving and one for reckless driving. A. Wel i wort, Charged with drunken driving and driving on the wrong side, and Clifford Cowtall, near Merce, were held for drunken driving. Richard Carrol, 31, of Awe skas, aided as needed. Lois Smith reported a 1991 Ford damaged by a Wyoming plate vehicle near Nou, with Mikael Wise involved in the collision and the third vehicle fleeing.
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Eld
Prank A. Berger
Greeley
Bert
Janus
Putro
Chifford Cowtall
Merce
Nua
Muntry
Kichard Carrol
AWE Skas
Lois Smith
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Nou
Smith
Mikael
Mexican theatre fire death toll set at 52
A deadly theatre fire in Gavatepec, Morelos state, Mexico, killed 52 people last Saturday night. Governor Carr resigned amid the tragedy as officials investigate the blaze and rescue efforts continue in the village.
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Mexica City
Dune
Gavatepec
Morelos
La Junta Man Shot Dead in Ranch Murder
Jessie Dunham 42 admitted to shooting and killing her husband Floyd 93 at their ranch eight miles southeast of Lasanta. Deputy District Attorney George Casaid said Floyd died from a rifle wound found by Wits, and preliminary rules rule out suicide. no arrest made as of now.
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Associated Prostitadunta
Jane B
Jessie Dunham
Floyd
Tyerette Marshall
George Casaid
Laguna
Jane
Floyd Dinka
Brotherdodlaw
Everetta Marshall
Wan Amot
Dls Wits
Jeaste
Bin
Lasanta
MW. Aristrong
Sak Tuntiam
Truttam
Mavatill
Weather summary for Golurito and surrounding area
Partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday with cooler conditions in the east and west central areas. Showers probable across Wyoming and central zones, with cooler temperatures Tuesday. Highs around 93 and overnight lows near 58.
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Wyoming
Igh
Law
Truncated Jersey City ordinance cited in court ruling
Court holds a Jersey City ordinance invalid and cites its use in a court action. The piece includes remarks from Dr George Willard Feaster on education and economic policy, referencing President Roosevelt and Frazier, with a note directing continuation on page 7.
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Jersey City
Hague
Eight Year Old Drowns While Vacationing at Loveland
In Loveland, an eight year old boy named William Wick slipped into Lone Tree Ike during a fishing trip. By the time bystanders retrieved the body five yards from shore, he had died. The Loveland police and coroner investigated, with possible causes linked to fishing line contact.
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Loveland Fishing
Loveland
William
Bil) Wick
UraWied Tolay
Ike
Csliby
Mtr
Clay Dee Wiel
Gilher
Tee
Tito
Covover
Orville Miller
Buying Trucks With No Bids in Ten Years Probe
Witness testifies that the highway department frequently bought trucks without formal competitive bidding. The case ties to Charles D. Wall’s trial on charges alleging misusing state funds for highway purchases. Floyd Crowfoot, purchasing officer, describes 192 heavy trucks bought without advertising bids over four decades.
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Ueinstated
Purehawing
Colivida Highway Department
Supreme Court
Wikrosa
Ality Civil Servics Canmnlaston
Uay
Charles D. Wall
Ly Wiseny Joln
H. Mektuberis
Dover
Floyd Crowfoot
Mghway Department
Court Lets State Change Child Labor Ban
A court ruling held that a state may alter the child labor ban under the pending constitutional amendment. Justice Flights wrote the opinion, with Justices Alpen and Stone referenced in the decision. The case cites concerns over existing restrictions and congressional authority to determine the amendment’s reach.
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Washington
Justlee Flights
Tim Hinkt
Ile State
Congress
Voters in Rosedale Likely Vote on Incorporation
Residents of the area near Garden City on the south side of Greeley will decide Tuesday June 0 whether to incorporate as Nosedale. Local officials urge careful consideration of the proposal and its impact on services.
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Rosedale
Greeley
Front Garden City
Nosedale
Youlus
Senator Bain To Address County Commissioners
Senator Bain is set to address the Northeastern Colorado County Officials Association meeting. Senator Walter Bath of Greeley will speak on Welfare as a Legislator at the June session, with Weld County commissioners planning to attend.
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Walter Bath
Greeley
Colorado
Counys Funera District Association
Fir Boulder
Balh
Lucy
Weld
Spud Rodeo Fiscal Drive Opens Tuesday
Spud Rodeo organizers launch a fiscal drive with a kickoff event on Tuesday. The plan calls for fundraising through subscriptions and feature shows, with committee members and local officials overseeing a busy July schedule including a July 3 night show and July 4 activities. Attendance is expected to be high at Lyons as the North St. Vrain highway celebration proceeds, with Queen candidates and parade details shaping the community event.
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Growley
Inky 4
Stirt
Marcy Jacobian
Jok Chamber, of Commerce Aireétore Mouay Neon Bat
Ralph J. Cure
Growhsin
Ulboy Syn
Sysiliy
North St. Vrain
Lyons and Eatom Pk
Acobson
Orewerks Vanyileto
Margaret Edwarda
Jane Poster
Lyle
Jane
Waveland Chanther
Geir
Ulru
Hlinuiska
Fort
Margin
Eeley
Lurelynd
Miles Park
Granby
Angel Tim Greehiy
Birthday prank ends with collapse and injury
A four foot fall during a birthday spanking in Denver injures a guest. Friends gathered for the teen’s 19th birthday caused a stone railing to give way, dropping Vio to the ground. He was rushed to a Geneva hospital for treatment.
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Denver
Joe
Charle
Geneva
Vesital
Complex bird life clashes at Latham Reservoir incident
At Latham Reservoir a growingly complex bird living scene drew visitors and locals including Whomag A. Nixon. A pond incident saw two ducks attacked by an aggressive avocet causing a disturbance as police aid was sought to manage the scene and maintain order.
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Greeley
Latham Reservoir
Meier
Reena
Heers
Lspat
Geeeley
Tatham Reservoir
A. Nixon
Four to Five Supreme Court Split on Mayor Hague Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court split five to four over Mayor Hague of Jersey City violating free speech by blocking meetings. Justices Rosetta and Black wrote opinions, with Roberts concurring on limits to free assembly and city orders. The decision touched on public safety powers and industrial regulation during a volatile period.
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Washingtoo
Supreme Court
Frank Hague
Jersey City
Cid
Hieribuntal Eld Niconsttutional City Ordinaice
Director of Public Safety
Hrayibl
Tiller
Staase- Velt
Winualtot
Hage
Jielicen Mettegaulds
Bucler Tlissentins
Rosetta
Black
Stone
Heedanuller
Mates
Roberts
GIO
Mining Law Suit Rewrites Ancient Claim Across Ages
A cryptic report details a mining law dispute claiming a fortune tied to old ore veins and long-vanished epochs. The suit references California women and a stake of $30,000 tied to a father’s trust from decades past, with ventures across London and New York notes.
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Frese Witpliyy Cine
Mtumoya Butelon
Gevtugl
Uelganilly
Vowo Colifurnia
Ta Mellowi
Heana
Ilia
Vale
Dia
London Raitt
Mateyrs
Tip Preguit
Jeomton
Accident Victim and Officer Involved in Tragic Stair Case
A troubled incident left officer and an aging accident victim injured after a stair clash. Detective reports suggest the attacker was in a distressed state, with authorities pursuing leads and analyzing the scene for clues.
Unclear OCR: Jews Refugees Landing in State Camp Plan
Fragmentary text describes German Jewish refugees aboard a ship arriving near St Louis. It mentions a permission for settlement and potential placement in a concentration camp or Pines area, with references to Jewish aid groups and a president figure. The passage is garbled and non-specific.
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Jassed
Hrayana
Laredo
Tnt
Ibraharg-Amerika
St. Loui
Gaba
Lie Coeniy
Pminy
Tomorrine Noon
Slugging at Ragtown Leads to Arrest in Suspected Assault
Sheriff’s office reports the arrest of Peniy Fajardo of Ninatown on weapons charges as investigation continues into the slugging of Jesus Roil s Wyez near Baton. Deputy Sheriff Guy notes the attack caused no serious injuries while questions linger over who delivered the fatal blow. Traffic on the Poudre canon road remains the heaviest in two years, per Captain Frank A. Berger.
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Sherif
Guy
Poudre
Poudre Canon Road
Frank A. Berger
Thveluy Coudtesy
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