Commencement Totals and Degrees Awarded at State Teachers College
The 272 certificates and degrees were awarded to graduates including Gladys Lather from Manhattan and Dorothy Dick from Fort Collins. Recipients earned Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees, life certificates, and various certificates across fields such as education, history, political science, mathematics, and geography.
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Jers Baturday
Axértailurado
Gree
Gladys Lather
Manhattan
Kai
Soci
Uajor
William Fioyé Butler
Ian
Dorothy Dick
Fort. Collins
Arthur Laverne
Greelay
Mredjaxson Fralchay
Bangor
Paya
Hella McDonald
Tony Mott
Ault Smith
Windyor
Minale Bella
Greekay
Amu
Jean Swinson
Greeley
Rachel Beker Golden
Blanche Harmer
Lor
Donald Dea Vored
Fred William Binnewies
Helen Blise
Benny Bradfield
Jilwell Chase
Norenco
Jean Plate
J. Connor
Maury Owing
Iniered
Finley
Agnes Adalens
Clara Gertrude Hoburg
Marelden
Gladys Margaret John
Ireton Right
Helen Margaret
Erie County Clerk Candidate Bets on Democratic Ticket
Local reports indicate L McDonald, a council board member, considers a run for county clerk on the Democratic ticket. Indications show support from the party and expectations of strong southwest district representation this year as candidates seek election amidst party activity and local population shifts.
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McDorhigh
Democratic Assembly
Southwest
Iuiy
Oiling North Begins Road Work and Pipe Installations
Report from Denver area contractors on preliminary work for the Nunn to Pieres road project. McRate’s rut delays. paving by Grover's team to start next week north of Att street. Arbitration possibilities loom as crews move equipment. pipe installation near Hazel to proceed pending council acceptance.
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Tes and Sons
Denver
Conha
Nunn
Pieree
Pieres
Kcollins
Enzi
Mc Rlate
Kejn Boulter County
Grover
Maventh Avenue
Evesigo
Att Street
Carol Slated To Be Ruler of Rumania
Former crown prince Carol returned to Bucharest from exile and is to be proclaimed ruler of Romania this evening. He arrived by plane after five years away, wearing a Romanian general’s uniform, and was met by his brother Nicholas and other officials at Cotroceni palace.
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Carol of
Rumania
Bucharest
Carol
Pyesa
Bugharest
Rumenia
Numata
Anoura
Romania
Inamorata Ho
Mate
Maida Lupescu
Fove
Michael
Caval Cardiman
Cotroceni Airdrome
Nicholas
Ghief
Julia Manlu
Wia
Drinea
Cabligh
M. Mania
Regetey Ecounecll
Uistha
Tunnel
Cluj
Pranes
Arad
Garci
Prince Nicholas
Cot- Toceni Palace
Car Misses Man Who Is Fined $5
Chicago report says Johnny Murphy stepped back from a curb to avoid an approaching car driven by H H Willard. An umbrella swung, causing an uproar and an arrest. Judge Erickson heard the claim that the car operator caused the incident. Murphy paid a $5 fine, deeming life worth the cost.
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Chicago
Johnny Murphy
Willlard
Erickson
Murphy
Hawaii Leader Shares Views At Luncheon
J. C. Lewis, Hawaii public school instructor now with the education department, spoke to the Greeley Exchange Club about Hawaii’s tax ranking, prohibition, and racial harmony. He praised laws for upholding prohibition, noted Hawaii’s diverse races live peacefully, and described the island’s attitude toward natural disasters and eruptions.
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Lewie
Lewis
United States
Hawaii
Praca
Tae
Hawaiane
Lawiakal
Brek
Tie
David H Phillips dies at 84 veteran of Civil War
David H Phillips aged 84 a Civil War veteran died at his home last Friday after long residency in Greelay. No relatives living here survive him. Funeral services are set for Sunday at Macy Chapel with burial at Linn Grove.
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David H. Phillips
Phillips
Greelay
Macy Chapel
Linn Grove
Guard Units Depart for Rifle Range in Golden Camp
Two Colorado national guard units including Company Mead Headquarters and 16th Infantry heads to the state rifle range at Golden for annual encampment. Commanders Captains Carl Carlson and George A. Irvin lead the mobilization with detailed rosters of officers and enlisted men from Headquarters Company and Company M. The encampment runs until June 21.
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Coloraio National Guard
Mead
16Th Infantry
Lath Greeley
Golden
Carl 4
Carlson
George A. Irvin
Matanion
Goss H. Carlson
Donald GL. Stewart
Elmer Roberts
Wrst
William H. Harbour
Revel J. Warner
Roy R. Carlaan
Vredene A. Croft
Quentin Ferguson
Hugh V. Nash
Raymond H. Pailsen
Tick F. Rellatau
Vred Borgens
Charles J. Bowmen
Charlee D. Colhoun
Ralph G. Harbour
Dell C. Heidrickson
Arthur W. Pierpolat
Benjemi B. Slater
Paul H. Sprrth
Wistalaga
John
Pratt
Arrold M. Raga
Arvid R. Bhold
Meh
Tatadey
George A. Levin
George Danth
Lowell Knight
Oscar Ni
Roraide
Byrn
Gettin
Banb
Newhirk
Glander
Schneider
Armelfong
Axsom
Cook
Erle
Gunn
Falletein
Olnider
Vigil
Yele
Adama
Bacher
Botts
Burscouch
Carter
Davia
Wilston
Harris
Jamison
Justis
McDowall
Metz
Murphy
Parsons
Rabe
Binnewells Leaves State College Faculty Post
Professor W G Binnewell resigns after six years with Colorade State Teach eye collage. He has sixteen years of college teaching experience and no future plans announced. The college notes departmental reorganization under a new head and adjustments due to a low ruling.
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W. G. Binnewals
Colorade State
Sulimear
Proveasor Binnewell
George W. Frasier
Binnewell
Vrasieraid
Contemporary Civilization
Sociology
Hal G. Blue Bag
Ira W. Howerth
Howerth
John R. Bell
Oaky
Izes Tne
Yragier Fada
Four Die In Climax Mine Cave-In Near Leadville
Four men were killed and six injured in a cavern collapse in the lower tunnel of the Climax Molybdenum mine northeast of Leadville. The dead are Loon Butler and others, with 10 men present at the time. Rescue crews reached the scene. one injured man, Archie Wilpon, was in critical condition. The accident occurred 2,200 feet below Mount Massive in a loose wet section of the tunnel. Climax mine, a subsidiary of American Metals, was inspected by James Murray.
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Associated Presa
Ming Ia
American Metals Company
James Murray
Wee Anouta
A L Mohler Dies Friend of This City
A L Mohler, former Union Pacific president and longtime friend of Chicago and New York figures, died Friday at St Anthony hospital after a week with heart attack and a prior stroke. He was past 80 and had aided railroad and irrigation projects in Weld county, visiting Greeley recently to reaffirm faith in the region. Mohler had connections to Ede Ward Harriman and influenced the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific systems.
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Chicago
Jena
A. L. Dobler
Greeley
Pleasant Valley
Briggedale
Union Pacific
Mr. Mohioralu
Gresley
Weld County
Mohler
Wright
Ede Ward
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Four Prisoners Began Terms After County Detention
Four inmates were moved from the county jail to state prison and reform school to start sentences. Sam Stocktmi, from Canon City, received four to sixteen years for burglary. L A McBinney of Starling begins a Buena Vista term for operating a 4 confidence game. Lawrence Kine and C J Rowley start in reform for burglary and grand larceny. Judge George Van Horn sentenced them after an arrest in Cornish for an related robbery. Deputy Sheriffs Wyett and Hamwood escorted the prisoners away. Jon Spets faces a district court charge for operating a confidence game. he pleaded not guilty in Justice B Proraties’s court.
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State Reform School
Sam Stocktmi
Canon City
Cornish
Wyett and
Hamwood
Jon Spets
Priday
Roy QM. Briggs
Cart of Justice B. 4
Proraties
Speis
Girusey
Wheeler
Beet Growers Decide on New Contract for Members
Mountain States Beet Growers will be offered a new contract after a final draft approved by a marketing association official. Leo Study of the federal farm board reviewed the document and publication will wait until after a conference with sugar company officials next week. Changes since 1926 include placing the association under the agricultural marketing act if desired and forming a regional group with the Nebraska growers organization to explore implications.
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Mountain States
Leo
Federal
Farm Bord
Sugar
Itoo
Cheyanun
Nebranka Growers’ Organization
City Chamber Introduces New Highway Map Service
The Greeley chamber of commerce unveiled a new highway map service including a map and guide for every town. It will be sold to travelers at 10 cents each and complements the free tourist maps provided by the chamber. A theft report notes Maroid Johnson of Greeley reporting a stolen item from his car near the college.
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City Chamber
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Maroid Johnson
Greeley
Mats Goodyear
Oh Nim Wan Alolon
Tegtman Files Sheriff Candidacy In Weld County
Weld County resident and town marshal W. Tegtman announces candidacy for sheriff in the Republican assembly land primary. At 43, he has worked from farm labor to mercantile ventures, later serving 11 years in law enforcement with a record against bootleggers and moonshiners. He has endorsements from dry organizations.
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W. & Tegtman
Ault
the Tribune
Republican Assembly
Tegtman
Weld County
Oscar Adama
Creeley
Kléin and Waggoner Grocery Company
Gresley
Rudge and Pintleville
Transportation Department
Union Pacific
Tegiman
Frank Tall
J. Corder
Jury Refused Visit To Greenwalt Farm Deliberations Continue
In the Conrad Greenwalt versus Wilbur Gault case a Windsor farm visit was denied after jurors could not agree on access. The jury had been deliberating about 124 hours when officials anticipated resuming deliberations Saturday morning after a pint of the premises was supplied at 1 o clock Saturday.
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Conrad Greenwalt
Wilbur Gault Ware
Greenwalt
Windsor
Wilbur Gault
Sedgwick County Board Seeks Julesburg Recount
Sedgwick County Commissioners request a population recount for Julesburg after about 380 days. Census district supervisor B Li your Tratha notes that reports have been sent to Washington, making a recount doubtful.
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Board of County Commissioners
Sedgwick County
Tulesburg
Nolied
B. Liyou ‘Tratha
Washington
Wrong Man Shot by Police in Chicago
June 7 Chicago police confess a shooting error after firing at a man who ran from an automobile. Patsy Staffanelli was believed to be the target but officers fired at another man, James Lagano, who was injured in the leg and hospitalized.
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Associated
Chicago
Patsy Staffanelli
Staffanelli
Patsy Staf-fanelli
James Lagano
Mr. Srasano
Latham Addresses Teachers On Responsibility And Education
Dr. O R Latham president of Iowa State Teachers College spoke Saturday to teachers on the immense responsibility of shaping citizens. He praised past teacher achievements, urged up to date schools with trained staff, and warned that yesterday’s methods fail tomorrow’s citizens amid growing educational demands.
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Acades
O. R. Luthim
Teachers College
Ara Qates
Lathum
Iowa State Teachers
Ellege
Dr. Luthfim
Tong
de. Latham
America
Lalus
Leachers
Latham Saii
Apenizer
Labor Federation Endorses Adams Costigan In Colorado
In convention the Colorado Federation of Labor pledged support for ten probable candidates. Governor W H Adams was commended and won reelection backing. Alva Adams of Pueblo received ongoing support for any future office. Edward P Costigan of Denver was endorsed for U S Senate, while Senator Ray H Talbot of Pueblo was asked to run for secretary of state but avoided a firm announcement.
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Associated Pres
Pueblo
Juge G
Colorado Federation of Labor
W. H. Adams
Alva Adams
Wan
Edward P. Costigan
Denver
U.S. Senate
Ray H.talbot
Talbot
County Tractor Leveled Air Field For Student Flights
Dr J L Thompson president of Platte Valley Airways Inc says a county tractor was used to level the Greelay airfield runway to permit student flyers who earned their UMA with the Platte Valley firm to solo. Stu Wandelli and Gilbert Danby to join Saturday for glider flying demonstrations as part of a weekend program.
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Greelay
J. L.thompson
Platte Valley
Gilbert Danby
Nuvian
Colorado Springs
Tanley
Colorado ‘Springs
Glider Club
Wandell
Seven Bodies Found After Mexican Flood
Dispatches report in Chihuahua city after a severe flood, bodies recovered from collapsed buildings. Most victims were workers caught in a heavy storm and bullet-riddled levies gave way. Property damage was extensive.
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Mexico City
Jung
Chihuahua
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