Problems of India Told by Zimmerman
Dr. Zimmerman, history professor, addressed Kirvauts describing the Indian nationalist movement as economic rather than religious. He argued Hindu unity harms Indian progress, blamed British policy for divisions, and warned exploitation in agriculture dominates India's history with most people in villages.
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A. Terman
Collec
Kirvauts
O.C. F. Dlemennen
Zimmerman
Valiat
Ntosila
India
Indiana
Toby
Iwhmerman
Thompson Found Guilty by Three Jurors in Assault Case
A man named Thompson was found guilty by a three juror panel on Friday afternoon for assaulting Olé Westberg, a West Stonecutter in the same shop. The jurors were R E non, EH E Lewis, and ID. 8. . The courtroom was crowded as defense argued to call witnesses and question the character of Westberg.
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Grhompeon
Eal
Ental Works
Olé
Weststonecutter
Non
Lewis
Bi. Morance
Pson
Jayick Westberg
Tigre
Thompson
Westberg
Jug
Criminal Insane Sought in Two States
Reports from Toledo and Detroit describe a statewide search for three escaped inmates from the state hospital. Authorities said the fugitives were last spotted in the county area near Jonin and were believed to be traveling together across multiple states.
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Mich
Insano
Jonin County
Walle M
More Dia
Toledo
Stockton Sentenced to Ten Years in State Prison
The report states that Stockton was sentenced to ten years in prison after a trial. Judge Clonda and Corbin Thurn presided as the court accepted waivers and directed motions for a new trial, with the defendant found guilty days earlier and awaiting further action.
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Stockton
Im Broaktol
Bard Wdn
Canon Judge Clonda &. Coftin Thurnornoan
Son Ton
I Ul
Lee
Angeles Population Surges Over One Hundred Percent
Los Angeles city population jumped sharply from 1920 to 1930, rising by about 113.59 percent. The census counted roughly 650,000 residents, marking the largest growth among major U.S. cities.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
U. S
Retired Union Pacific President Mohler in Hospital
A former Union Pacific president, J. A. Mohler, aged in his later years, was hospitalized in Chicago after suffering a heart attack and a stroke. He arrived in the city recently planning a fishing trip or to return to Wisconsin. Mohler began his career as a clerk with the Chicago and Northwest Railroad.
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Associated Arena
Chicago
Jone S—A. L. TE Htobler
Unio Pacific
St. Anthony's Hospital
Wisconsin
Mr. Mohler
Northwest
Wyatt Announced Sheriff Candidacy in Weld County
W W Wyatt known as Bud Wyatt a Weld County native and deputy sheriff for eight years announces Democratic nomination bid for sheriff. He letters County Chairman Redman saying he will run in the assembly and primary. The 44 year old boy inherits 2 000 000 from his father David P Thompson Inland Steel vice president.
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William W. Wyatt
Gresley
Bud" Wyatt
John VP. Redman
Wyatt
Bud” Wyatt
Greeley
Hugh
Loula L. Wyatt
Tenth Street
Weld County
H. L. Camer
Ben E. Robbison
DC. Eluater
Sheritta
Tinland States
Tall
Chicago
Jane G
Ander
David P. Thompson
Inland Steal Company
Jan
Maxis
Lifes
Pueblo Woman New Head of War Mothers
Mrs. Hassle Gallaghey of Pueblo was elected president of the American War Mothers Colorado state chapter for 1930 31 at the Friday morning election. Other officers include Ruth Cole of Greeley and Myra Leach of Denver in vice posts, with Laura Purcell of Pueblo as recording secretary and Sarah Miner of Loveland as custodian of records. Delegates were named for an auto ride through Graisley, and a Thursday reception featured Mrs. G W Knowles of Greeley as speaker on A War Wife to War Mothers. officers will be installed later in Sterling where the chapter plans to appoint a secretary and committee chairs.
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Hassle Gallaghey
Pueblo Wad
American War Mothers
Colorado
Mya
Helen Loustalet
Greeley
Ruth Cole
Myra. Lulian Leach
Denver
Emma Young
Colorado Springs
Mary Carver
Boulder
Gertrude Prat
Loveland
Laura Purcell
Pueblo
Mia
Sarah Miner
Myre
Elizabeth Aten
Foveland
Adelaide Riftle
Sarah Sibaen
Gallagier
Loustalet
Grasléy
G. W. Knowles
Gresley
Tnkeing
Mugena Carter
Andrew Harmuth
Pauline Vincent
Mary
Frances Malan
Margaret Sanders
Jertrule Lofgren
Charlotta “Elias
Walg Bist
Virginia Blake
W.J G. Blake
J. W. Cale
Mt Priday
Wil
Storting Wontan
Wag
Sterling
Gallagher
Gomo Ona
Sterling Chapter
Lonstalet Priday
Anna Minks
Ells Pitachke
Dot
Roze M. Wilson
Windsor Considers Sunday Theater Vote for Windsor
Windsor plans a new theater project tied to a Sunday motion picture ordinance. G J Richards seeks $15,000 investment to build on Malo Street lots with private, indoor sound features. The town board reportedly supports the idea, awaiting ordinance adoption at the upcoming meeting.
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Windsor
Poudre Valley
Lawib
G. J. Richards
Itieharde
Gt Richards
Wildaey
Lawn Board
Itm
Hibr
Henry Dreely
Windsor Peonte
Getatly
Richards
Graduation Day at College Holds 47 Diplomas
The college ceremony filled the auditorium as 47 graduates received diplomas. Dr. A Crosa spoke on The Untraveled World, Dr. G W Frasier awarded scholarships, and Charles N Jackson led the diploma presentations. Dr. Cross urged education to widen horizons and reflected on Ulysses, emphasizing beginnings beyond completion.
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Teachers College
Audiencia
New College Bled
W. D. Armentrout
A. Crosa
Charles N. Jdackson
College Board of Trustees
G. W. Frasier
College
Mary Ginther
Clan Gooden
J. Clyde Reagan
Irene Troy
Cross
Dr. Cross
Ulysses
Olvesey
Beets Demonstrated Blocking Equipment Near Grealey Farm
Herr TM Hull demonstrated locally made beet weeders and bull tongues at the Guy Watson farm northeast of Grealey on Friday. He blocked 12 to 14 inch spacings, left five inch scrip for thinning, and reported promising results with cross cultivation and planned irrigation-ready adjustments for smaller blocks. Other farms in the region used the weeders, with further demonstrations scheduled.
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Bryant Universal
Herr ™ Hull
Guy Watson
Greelay
Hull
Twacre
Wests
Hult
Acre
Chappelow and Bryant
Greeley
Thu
Megara
Chapnelon
Bryant
Willan Wrilges
Herb Dickling
Plengaue
Virg
Timothy and I
Harry Reichardt
Packham
Paste l 'Bchore
Hazelton
Olta Anderson Place
Dave Kelly
Jhucorna
Denver dynamite blast kills man in car
A Denver man identified as J Phillips and his car were obliterated by a dynamite blast in the street. His wife and daughter were found alive later. Phillips, a 23 year old graduate of St Johns Military Academy, had said the dynamite was dangerous and intended to go to a hill cabin site to oversee summer home construction.
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Dever
Tune
Dentis
J. Phillips
Uater
Denver
Garo
Colorado
Winn
Bird
Siife
Jim
Phillipa
Phillips
Ita
Phillipe
Realéouls
Philips
SS John's Military Academy
Saling
Kava
Annette
Mary Wilson
Tulsa
Olin
Hid
Ruby Woods
Danver
Cheles Hors
Moster
Tuite Pilips Tiyes
Detroiter Wins French Golf Title In 34 Hole Match
Detroit golfer George Ansotisted won the French championship at La Bouilet defeating England’s Morvlaon in a 34 hole final. The match featured steady putting and strong approach play as the Detroit player claimed the national title on French soil.
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la Bouilet
France
Detroit
Morvlaon
England
Yiie
Steht
Camp Fire Girls Open Summer Session Under Mrs Williams
Camp Dunraven at TsTes Park opens this week with Camp Fire Girls under the supervision of Mrs Ernest C Williams formerly Dorothy Ross. Mrs Williams and her husband Wilson oversee the camp while groups spend one to two weeks each summer.
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Bau Iy Barton
Ernest G. Will
Dunreven
Tstes, Park
Sli Dumn
Ernest C. Williams
Dorothy Ross
Teachers College
Williams
Wilso
Cam All Aiamer
Wiliam
Graf Zeppelin completes 18000 mile South America flight
Friedrichshafen Germany June 6 Graf Zeppelin home from an 18000 mile voyage to South America and the United States lands at 7 22 p m after 18 days at sea. The dirigible visited Seville Pernambuco Rio de Janeiro and Lakehurst on the journey and conducted sixty seventh Atlantic crossings since May 18 departure.
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Freiedrichshafen
Germany
South America
United States
Friedrichshafen
Graf
Spein
Brazil
Singe
Seville
Spain
Pernambuco
Rio de Janeiro
Lakehurat
Friendelesshatey
Acura
Cval
Mhone
Valence
Lyons
Mary Ginther Wins College Scholarship Honors
Mary Ginther and Ruth Gooden receive four year state college scholarships chosen for high scholastic averages. Dr. G W Fraser presents at College high school commencement, noting Ginther 4.59 and Gooden 4.36. Both girls active in school programs and activities.
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Mary Glutier
John Glutier
Eighth Avanile
Eulph Goodge
Ti. R. Goodon
Eighth Avenue
Wura
Scholavcbipa
GW. Frasier
Teachers College
Noth
Mary Gunther
Ralah Qooden
Posethra
Willuh
Bach
Kinder- Gorton
Mary Ginthar
To-Co
Gervies
Balak Gooden
Tufor-So
Girls’ Association
Grav
Tao Bulldog
National Honor Society
Dlags
Sheep Killing Case Sent to Jury Friday
Conrad Greenwalt sues Wilbur Gault for 2309 in damages claiming Gaults dog killed sheep. Trial saw new evidence and witnesses as jurors weighed whether the Gault dog or Greenwalt dog caused losses. Testimony focused on tracks, blood, and prior incidents, with jurors to decide after a closely contested proceeding.
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Conrad Greenwalt
Wilbur Gault
R. D. Mart
Dormer Marsinal
Wiodgor
Gio Cryst
Charles B. Paterson
R. D. Marr
Greenywall Place
Paterson
Gault Place
Greenwalt Tor Yal
Gault's
Greenwalls
Mayr
Greenwailt
Murraqid
J. R. Ray
Conrad Greenwall
Martha Greenwalt
Mya
C. B
Petergon
Harry Greenwalt
Dave Greenwalt
Canmel Stroh
Marlin
A. ¥. Johnson
J. Ba
Datense
Jfor
Marr
City Council Splits Over Sewer Twin Line Plans
The council voted five to one to install pine wood piping as part of a proposed sewer extension in the north end, despite Runer T Empyon company backing a different plan. Alderman Strubel led opposition, arguing the pipe would drain and fail, while engineers warned against overextension, and discussions continued on whether to use concrete or glazed tile for the sewer and where to lay the twin line to avoid hydraulic disruption.
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Ninth Avenue
Strabel
Kaver-Empson
Frank B. Davis
Clairman
Atveut
Ths
Ie City
Strubel
George Strubel
R. Wielder
Hazelton
LaPorte
En Ia
Seventh Avenues
First Streets
EucorEmpeon Company
Kuller-Empson Company
Man Aims At Charging Bear After Sawmill Visit
Longmont June 3 Mateitlog fired from a rescued rifle to stop a charging female bear at a Big Elk Park sawmill. Herbert Sullivan, a car dealer, shot the bear at close range as it rose on its hind feet weighing about 250 pounds. He returned home with the animal to prove the tale to friends.
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Longmont
Pathy
Butt
Sullivan
Iilm
Deray
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