Forest Corps Recruits Are Coming West
Forest service reports a westbound reforestation cadre trains through to Fort Collins with 18 car second train. Personnel, including H B W Pare and J A Lawyer, prepare to join Peace ful alley camp near the Middle St Vrain region for unemployment relief and forest improvement work on the Ward Briluard road and surrounding areas.
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Copeland Lake Lodge Group Faces Justice Court Charges
Denver residents Copeland Lake Lodge Group led by William H. Baw a Denver architect along with contractor FL Filot and John Loftus and L. Fy Flin face a justice court hearing on criminal charges tied to operations at Copeland Take lodge near Beles Park. The complainant Ansivore is an ex employee who alleges a $200 deposit and bond were not honored while claiming $181 in unpaid salary. Other witnesses claim bonds posted for job offers were not returned. Nora L. Moody Bartha Markham Nan Mayfield and two Finns also asserted bonds posted for employment were not rewarded. HW Finn as lodge president Rowman and vice president and L. Piri secretary are named in the claims.
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Nan
Mayfield
Bowman
Loftus Lua
HW. R. Finn
Rowman
L. Piri
Eccret
Tary
Worth Allen Fights To Retain P A Board Seat
Denver June. The stngers set for a legal battle between Otto Hack and Worth Allen over chair on the Colorado utilities commission. Allen now is chairman of the commission and will file in Denver district court an answer to the quo warranto proceeding brought by Hack. Allen’s answer will deny charges and insist the senate acted within its rights in withdrawing confirmation of Hack’s appointment. Hack was appointed by Governor Johnson to succeed Allen. The senate voided the appointment and hours later withdrew confirmation, leaving Allen in office. Dock asserts his appointment became effective when confirmed by the senate and he took the oath of office.
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Rancher Recaptures Colorado Convict By Wading Stream
Colorado convict James Lewis escaped from prison and was recaptured near Beaver Creek after wading the Arkansas River. Rancher George Calhoun challenged the fugitive as Lewis fired a shotgun to deter pursuit. Calhoun was forced to wade through rising water, aiding the capture.
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House Votes Railroad Bill by Big Tally
Associated Press reports a large House tally advancing a railroad bill to federalize railway economies and scale cap ital investments, with adjournment to settle differences between chambers. The measure repeals the 1920 act recapture clause, cancels 862 million in claims, and protects workers from layoffs during consolidations while moving jurisdiction to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Minister Sues Johnstown Church for Back Salary
The Ray Warry Ashley, former pastor of the First Baptist Church at Johnstown, filed a county court suit against the church seeking 259.05 for unpaid salary from January 1, 1932 to June 1, 1933, claiming 50 per month and that 590.96 remained unpaid. Attorney Johnny W. Henderson represents Ashley. Alfred Austin, vice president of the bank plan, pleaded not guilty in federal court to mismanagement charges.
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Illinois Votes Strongly for Dry Repeal
Illinois voters show strong support for repealing the eighteenth amendment with Chicago Cook County reporting a heavy anti prohibition majority early in returns. One third of precincts counted indicated repeal by two to one, signaling broad statewide sentiment toward repeal.
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Nebraska preacher arrested for bigamy held
An Nebraska preacher was arrested on bigamy charges and held. Officials say he had multiple marriages including to a woman named Fr. Whitten or McCook, with details linking to a marriage on Oct. 26, 1932. The couple reportedly lived in Genoa for several months.
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Officera
Marriai
Ars
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Marwood
Hon Whitten
MéCook
Gelordda
Botdnian
Mother of Eight Sues Husband for Cruelty Divorce
The mother of eight filed for divorce in county court Monday alleging mental and physical cruelty by her husband Gottfried Rack. Married in 1908 the couple has eight children, all to remain in Mrs Reckace custody. She seeks restraining orders limiting access to Fondy property near Peckham and pending disposition of the case.
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Beck
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Peckham
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Houtchene
Death of Ho ward Aghley Loulignant Linked to California
Former Evane Man Dlee Word reports the sudden death of Ho ward Aghley Loulignant at Redondo Beach California on May 31. He lived in Longmont more than eight years and recently moved to California for heart trouble. Survived by widow Brg. Gayrell Loulignant and Ehrén ad ret, Mrs M L Butler of Los Angeles, Mrs Floyd Reeler of Milliked and Calvin Agiley of Hedondo Beach. Funeral services held in California on January 3.
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Call
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California
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Ehrén’ Adret
ML. Butler
Los Angeles
Calits
Floyd Reeler
Milliked
Calvin Agiley
Hedondo Beach
Calli Lente
Suey
Caliifornia
Veteran Confesses Murder in 1915 Case
An elderly man confessed to killing a woman in 1915, claiming memory gaps and citing a Libby Bent incident in 1038. He collapsed at the feet of Chief Police W.W. Branford, was placed in a observation ward, and police searched LibbyMont survey as details emerged from the Stanford area.
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G.branford
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Seattle Official Charged With Fleeing Justice
Seattle official John O Stavenson alias John Stavenson faced extradition charges in a Buffalo New York case. A Mandanian petition by Elbert Abendschen sought Walter Newcomb to extradite Suvenson on two 1922 grand jury indictments for grand larceny.
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Tomigat
John 0. Dhevenada
Seattle
Matica
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Supreme Court
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Elbert T. Abendschen
Gragley Local Meeting in Dusinel County Union Delegates
Gragley local of the Tarmarsy will be held here June 6 at 7 31 in the courthouse Dusinel Mc Clide a faction of delegates to county union plans discussed and set expectations for the gathering.
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Dusinel mC Clide
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