Roggen Man’s Case Goes To Jury’s Hands
District court heard closing arguments in the Roggen case involving Jack Parsons of Fagen. Parsons faces charges over theft of 87 sacks of beans believed to be sold to the Forsythe Mercantile company where he was employed. Key witnesses described participation by Parsons, Lester Byrne, and others, with testimony about purchase of beans and a check payment dispute.
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Jack Parsons
Fagen
Eluse
Pareer
Forsythe Mercantile
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Huet
Mation Te
Bierbert
Suker
Hagen Ruse Tian
Forsythe
Paragus
Parsons E
Linker
J.T. Hall
Colorado Minimt
Ly Fatar
St Burs
Lescer Sours
Penners
Nathoy
Discharge Records From Poudre River Amid Flood Notes
Readable fragments describe water discharge events on the Poudre River with references to measured depths and locations such as the canon, canyons, and creeks. Mentions of wildlife-like terms and officials imply a period of rising water and limited wall or barriers.
Lake Loveland Full for First Time in Five Seasons
Lake Loveland reached full capacity for the first time in five years as inflows from the Freelay-Lover system filled the lake to 89 feet. Reports show 125 second feet entering the intake with 409 and 485 feet allocated to Seven Lakes and to offload travel measures. The forecast indicates continued high flow with potential minor flood risk in Boyd and nearby areas, while irrigation demands rise in several basins.
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Tite
Friliy
Vonie
Doraial
Fasta
Wiler Witte
Siva
Loveland Lake
Ghiaime
Avelimt
Ofulay
Boyd
Poulre
Eck Hullaw Lamboro
Ungraded Misquotes Spark Discussion Across Conferences
Fragmentary remarks attributed to a president and a feminist convention in Detroit surface in the papers. Reports claim the president warned that if certain bills fail a call to action may follow. Mrs. Thomas G. Witter addressed federation reporters amid reformist debate.
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Thureday
Detroit
Thomas G. Witter
Inntelligentsia
Ela
House Votes to Consider NRA Scheme
Washington dispatch reports the House moved to take up a resolution extending a stop gap NRA organization. Debate followed as Republicans and Democrats clashed over compliance with voluntary codes and broader federal authority. The session highlighted partisan tensions over the NRA’s future and related interstate compacts.
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Tassociatet Preat
Washington
NRA
Rognevele
Wag
Sun Ganaidet
House
Saber Hail
Gil
County Clerk Refused Abstracts Ruling by Clay R Apple
County Attorney Clay R Appia ruled that the county clerk is not required to provide abstracts of title. County Clerk Walter Morrison had been asked for an abstract by an individual who did not pay the fees charged by an abstract company.
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Clay R. Apple
Clay R. Appia
Walter Wh. Morrison
Strangulation PR Campaigns Tied to Washington Press Agents
A 1935 piece discusses a covert propaganda system within publicity headquarters of the Bureau of National Parks in the Interior Department. It accuses press agents of manipulating coverage through subtle techniques and misleading handouts, citing named figures and loosely described schemes as a warning to journalists about deceptive campaigns.
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Washington
Jones
Bureau of National Birks
Interior Department
Park
Yellowstone Park Rangers
Tillie
Ostrich Hatching Delayed At Mayer Brothers Hatchery
An ostrich egg placed in the incubator at Mayer Brothers Hatchery Fort Guiling was to hatch Thursday but shows no progress. Incubation lasts 42 days, with possible extra days. Another egg in Gretley incubators failed to develop. one infertile, the other underdeveloped. Potential sales value cited at 350 dollars for a hatched chick.
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Mayer Brothers
Merel Meyers
Meryer Brothers
Fort Guiling
Gretley
Two Killed by Cars on Denver Streets
Police report two pedestrians struck by vehicles in Denver. Tony Kamertz, seven, of 2034 Walnut Street, died after being hit near Seventy-ninth and Walnut. George D. St., of the Navajo Hotel, 800 Navajo Street, died from head injuries after being struck at Twelfth and Curtis by Earl Smith, 23, of 2937 Irving Street. Authorities seek the hit-and-run driver.
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Denver
Dune
Nan
Denver General Hospital
Tony Kamertz
Walnut Street
Senty-Ninth
Walnut Streals
George Dst
Navajo Hotel
Naviin Street
Twelfth
Curtis Streets
Earl Smith
Irving Street
Ramerie Hoy
Kiowa ranchers suffer heavy cattle losses in flood
Kiowa Creek residents report extensive stock losses after floodwaters swept through ranchlands. Calves along the creek were swept away and many head were carried into silt filled bottoms. Some stock may be restorable as new silt appears fertile. Residents find items washed downstream including a refrigerator, saddle, groceries, and clothing from Kia town.
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Rogge
John Epple
Jol Ips
Carl Wall
Epple
Wilding Olson
Uraoins
Kia
Roosevelt Proposes Federal Traffic Coordination and Rail Plan
President Roosevelt calls for a federal traffic board with expansive powers over land sea and rail transport and urges swift action on extending the emergency railroad funding act of 1933 and appointing a railroad coordinator. He also notes flood damage across Kansas Missouri Nebraska and Colorado with losses and crop damages running into millions and the river bottoms suffering extensive impact.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph BR. Eastman
Interstate Commerce
Tin
Kansas City
Colorado
Nebraska
Kans
Missouri
Parents Find Children After Two Month Hunt
Denver reports Ruth Wyckert age 12 and Fred Wyckert age 1 were located at Cheyenne transient center in Wyoming after two months of searching by Mr and Mrs Clark Wyckert of Vellaire Ohio. The children were last seen April 15 near doplin Missouri when hitchhiking with a tourist who could not take the parents. The family had wandered through Oklahoma Texas Kansas and Colorado before reaching Cheyenne where Edith Andrews supervisor at Cheyenne read news and alerted the parents. The children have been cared for at the transient headquarters for a week.
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Denver
Clark Wyckert
Vellaire
Ohio
Gheyanne
Wyo
Wyckerts
Ruth
Fred
Doplin
Belldire
Henryette
Oklo
Henryetta
Oklahoma Downenays
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Colorado
Mia
Edith Andrews
Cheyenne
Colorado State College Holds Commencement for 510 Degrees
Five hundred and ten students at Colorado State College of Education participate in spring commencement on Saturday at North Park campus. Dr George Willard Frasier delivers the commencement address. degrees awarded include Master of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, elementary certificates, and several licensure titles. The college orchestra performs, with student solos and a tissue of honors, as faculty confer diplomas and present awards in a traditional ceremony.
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Colorado Slam College of Educats
Wilthry
North Park
Crovessional
Téart Pherant
Atuioe Henlerso
Georke Willard Frasier
Earl Vawell
Kenneth Bolkon
Lenary Joly Tesnall
Kennett Staor
Winfield
Frederick Whitney
George Willard Doasios
Arielows
Clay BR. Apple
Eumanitive
Tradtives
P Benedicthen
Almmvernme
Pris
Paciiy Marshal —Ir
Oliver M. Hiexerson
Kidnaper Hunt Shifts to San Francisco Area
A fragmented report notes a kidnapping probe moving toward the San Francisco region. Officials including Edgar Hoover are involved in the investigation as authorities pursue leads and claim a ransom amount around $400,000. The text references Wacoma and mentions the Korean case, but details are unclear due to the damaged source.
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San Francisco
Wacoma
Coorg
Flarald J. Nation
Edgar Hoover
Washington
Ind
C F Will Attend Methodist Services With Odd Fellows Guests
The Odd Fellows will be guests of honor at the morning worship at Odist Church on Sunday. Dr J D Wood will speak on The Jericho Read. An evening service features song, address by Doctor Wool, and music. The service begins at 7 30 p m.
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Odd Fellows
Odist Church
Orlnck
J. D. Wood
Pulntalar
Jericho
George Mathenon
Doctor Wool
Three Speakers Outline World’s Expectation for High School Graduates
The Life Theatre heard three speakers from Collen' Neh School's 14th graduating class on duties after graduation. Charles Clark urged applying learned fundamentals to outside work and lifelong learning. Dr Karl W Fraser advised choosing the right college for preparation, prioritizing health and serious study. Professor Varela G urged social responsibility and joining movements to fight war and poverty.
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Anes Lion
Collen’ Neh
Life Theatre
College High
Charles +. Clark
Husinessman
Eid Clark
Weld Bridge Migrates to Logan County
County commissioners report widespread flood damage across the region. A steel span on the Weld Bridge near Stoneham was torn and washed away affecting Highway 14 and several creeks. Lakes and high water cover towns, with multiple bridges out. district totals near the original estimate of fifty nine damaged or lost spans.
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Greeley
Stoneham
Mallow
Logan County
Heidge
Hine
Denrhe
Lagan Bow
Stovekant
Pawnee
South
Peewee
Laat
Kaymerstoncams Histrict
Stonshanty
Charles de Plums
Muckinusham
Hitler Acatop
Daly
Dyer
Obey
Amt
S. K
Free coffee at Island Grove Park Sunday event
Island Grove Park hosts a coffee giveaway this Sunday for everyone who attends a welcome gathering organized by the Townsend Passion club. Invitations are extended to all interested to stay and join.
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Island Grove Park
Townsend
Help Wanted Classified Ad Preview
An old newspaper snippet promotes personal advertising in the classified section. It urges readers to place their own want ads, noting many excellent jobs have been obtained. The page also advertises theater showings at the Blorting theatre and a film at the Sterling.
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Peonie
Sterling Today
District Officials Ban Drink Sales in Eighth Judicial District
District Attorney Lerhora M. Skiker announces bans on beer and wine sales with 42 percent alcohol and stronger in the Eighth Judicial District including Weld, Larimer, and Jackson counties. Local towns consider appeals. licensing authorities urged to revoke or defend licenses as court action proceeds.
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Tia
Cory Well
Houlder
Larimer
Jackson
Tha Ra
Lerhora M. Skiker
Baker
Priel
Brederig
Laniavile
Clark
Dave
Bakerla Nat
Agnor
District Cour
Baker Ead
Woiela
Aker
Rishti District
Mother and Son Die upon Gallows in Delaware
The first white woman to be hanged in Delaware died after walking up thirteen steps. She whispered a prayer and told witnesses that what she did was against her will while her son Howard, 27, stood nearby. She hoped to join her three children on the other side.
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Taye
Heneed
Delaware
Ft. Carey
Yoria
Howard
Mrasey
Alt “Howard
State Industrial Board Enforces NEA For 30 Days
The State Industrial Board announces enforcement of the NEA rules for at least 30 days. Chairman W H Young says employers must inform the commission 30 days before changes to working conditions wages or hours. Complaints target several Colorado Springs shops Durango Grand Junction and other towns over alleged unnotified alterations.
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State Industrial Board
NEA
Denver
Triad Commission
W. HT. Young
Bakeriow
Colorado Springs
Durango
Grand Junction
Sauda
Monte Vista
la Julita
Young
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