Louisville Is Not To Appeal Clark Ruling
The four town board votes to let stand the Clark ruling on alcohol sales under Colorado Tower law. District court actions halt further licensed operations in Tanisville as Attorney M. Baker plans counter actions against local officials. Judge Clark will set procedures after preliminary facts, with district attorney to issue an injunction stopping minor alcohol sales pending further orders.
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Fred Clark
Roylter
Houlder Comely Tral
Colorado
Cie
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Arik Fi
Tantdville
Wupeeno
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Lamusvila
Claerlet
Ays M. Baker
Pew Pie
Benaler
Edward Alvolter
TaniseiMe
Frederick. Clark
Clark
Atlorney
Bouthem
Baker
Raveko
Lark
Kansas Banker Ends Life Facing 36 Year Prison Term
W. Finkey, 63, former Kansas capital banker, shot himself after learning a 36 year sentence for embezzling. He died at his summer cabin after being wounded with a pistol found near him. Coroner Phillip Morgan said the death followed the pistol wound to the head, sustained before officers could transport him to the penitentiary. The case ties to a wider state bond scandal and prior allegations involving forged bank securities and embezzlement.
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Kaus
Dun
W. Finkey
Tormer Kichsas
Ningel
Waltad
Able
Yi Hospital
Phillip Morgan
Tye
Tainker
Rinoy
Ann Hime
South Conntral
Kansas
Nonald
Bee
State Supreme Court
Fires Bank
Pinney
Wourk
Greeleyites delayed after Cheyenne pursuit ends
A high speed chase on the Happy Jack road west of Cheyenne prompted police to pursue a vehicle through the city. Sergeant Cramer ordered the motorists to stop, then opened fire when they refused. The fugitives escaped toward the army post, heading for Malice headquarters amid confusion and danger.
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Cheyenne
Cramer
Meenshi
Malice
Jack Road
Serneant
Ordiner
Nine Year Old Girl Killed as Elephant Rampages at Circus
At Crookston Minnesota June 3 a stampeding elephant crashed through a tent seating area. Margaret Ann Francis 9 of Craokston died after being crushed. trainer William Woodcock 31 was detained for questioning. Most injuries came from collapsed bleachers. officials planned a second-degree manslaughter review.
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Crookston
Minn
Odey
Abterbury Drothers
Margaret Ann Francis
Mea
William Francis
Craokston
Hame
William Woodcock
Ottumwa
Pallee
J. A. McCaffrey
Francis Standpole
Holt
Woodcock
Virginia
Poree Held Before Arrest in Wild Police Pursuit
A garbled report describes Laney’s arrest after a high speed chase that topped 70 miles per hour on Mappy Duck Road. Police Chief T JaenH said prisoner fingerprints were sent to Washington to compare with felons on record.
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Laney
Sereton
T. Jaenh
Washington
State activities face cuts as funds fall short
State Auditor Homer B Redford warned that several agencies may endure significant reductions as appropriations are drawn down. He listed allocations for State Hospital, State Agriculturalists, Penitentiary, Reformatory, and multiple educational and public safety departments facing tightened budgets amid looming shortfalls.
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Suns
Orape
Suiuty
Homer B Redford
Kayley
Department
Elud State Hospital
Grout Junction
Boys Industrial School
iSchool of Mines
Catenado
Laval Confident He Can Form New French Cabinet
Pierre Laval asserted he could assemble a new French cabinet to resolve the government crisis. Boulevards were patrolled and guards stationed at the Elysee as authorities pressed for a premiership, but Laval repeated he could not find suitable men and declined again.
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Associated Press
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Pollen
Maria Hon
Pierre Laval
Franre
Boconfilert
Loni
Elysee Palace
Abbott Kohrun
Bint Tor
Toulsson
Bin
Arcapl
Port Tolias
Genota Hospital and Public Budget Totals Revealed
The report lists Genota Hospital figures and policemen’s funds totaling 140000, ink public schools at zero, with the group total reaching 1242900 dollars. The document itemizes allocations amid a broader civic funding overview.
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Genota Hospital
Policemen’s
Ink Publi Schools
Fhe Group
Missouri River Flood Threat Hits 400000 Acres in Missouri Valley
The Missouri River floods imperil 400000 acres of farms in the Missouri Valley. Army engineers monitor levees near the Kaw River as floodwaters recede, while 2000 residents evacuate in Kansas and Nebraska works race to reinforce protection. Governor Cochran coordinates recovery as water approaches Kansas. Major farm damage looms with river levels rising and spillover risk.
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Missouri
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R. L. Cochran
Nebraska
Almack
Kane Sas
Jissuuri
Methodists Attack Farley in Washington Speech
Washington critics accuse Postmaster General Farley of Catholic ties and political wrongs. Anderson, ex in Methodist circles, says Farley blocks Republican aims and claims government control over policy. He warns that continued gains could derail the party's progress and mocks Farley’s influence.
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Washington
Willian Anderson
Watlsalon
Brevon Clift
United States
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New York
Anderson
Roggen Man Trial Heated by Prosecution and Defense
Roggen Man faces a quick jury after a heated trial over alleged bean thefts and staged payments. Prosecutors outline a scheme involving Parson and Baker to steal beans and cash checks drawn to J.R. Moore. Witnesses from Roggen Denver and Wiggins detail transfers, bradded sacks, and unbranded beans. Frank L. Pelzer of Denver defends, with trial set to proceed after brief jury selection.
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Mila Wite
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Stalin
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Ron
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Wirriga
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Gatorade Milling & Elavatar Co
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Parsons
Baker
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Strasburg
James Porgythe
Austin Painter
Roggan
Gieorge FP
Tegler
Wignina
Henr. Kelly
Greeley
B.C. Dann
Roxden
G. A. Hegeman
Roggen
Taylor
Varsony
Wiggins
Hal
Spurs
Weving
Heane
McNad
Sharty
C. Moore
J. Gi) Moore
Wegat
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Eweni
Iha
Pelreter
Frank L. Pelzer
Nesses Edorsed
Parsons Trial Ends in Advances to Civil Docket
The proceeding adjourned to Friday morning after Parsons testified about his work with Forsythe interests and the Diamond ranch butcher job. He and his wife ran the Roggen store and warehouse, with three daughters. The criminal trials nearing completion, civil jury trials begin next Wednesday, June 12.
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Greelay
Cotorado Milling
Levator Volcony
H. B. Monzingo
Lowie Tailord
C. TS. Sargent
Willie Bargent
J. A. Forsythe
G. GC
Dana
C. J. Hegeman
Austin Jnne Tienry Thinten
G. E. William
A. Tester
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Diamond Ranch
Parsons
Forsythe
Frederick
Longmont
Roggen
Frank Fetzer
Tarisby
Teren
Enurt
Pattyre
Elevator girls leap to safety as cages crash
Two elevator operators escaped injury when two cage cars plunged in a Denver office building. One operator leaped from her car as cables failed and the car dropped from the fourth floor toward the shaft bottom. No serious injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Denver
Joe
Marie Amg
Three Boston Gunmen Executed in Prison Row
Three men Merton Mille Irving Millen and Abraham Faber were executed in Massachusetts after a 1920s era police hold up at a trunk company. Police officer Forbed McLeod was killed in the holdup and the trio’s deaths were carried out by electric chair at the state prison. Mille was 21, Irving Mille was older, and Faber was a recent graduate who had claimed immunity.
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Nfo
Tin Brothers
Merton Ami Irving Millen
Abraham Faber
Massachus Solte Grata
Forbed McLeod i
Naan Trunk Company
Merton Mille
Rving
bin Wittle Faber
Memorial service notice at Line Grove Cemetery
Odd Fellows urge Dranehay and members to attend the annual memorial service at Line Grove Cemetery on Sunday morning June 4 at 9 A M. Members should arrive at 8 30 sharp and proceed to the cemetery. After the service they are to return to the hall for a sermon by L B Wooll-aAdy.
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Line Grove
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