Bert Strecker 3 Sentenced to State Reformatory
District court held a hearing in Groesley where 19 year old Bert Strecker was sentenced to a determinate term at the state reformatory for forging neutral checks totaling over 60 dollars. His father, David Strecker, a naturalized U.S. citizen, had pleaded for probation but the judge ordered reformatory confinement. Strecker admitted forging checks and had previously pleaded guilty to a confidence game involving a forced check. Police held possession of four more checks from Groesley merchants and Fort Collins. The defendant claimed to have acted to cover debts after a breakup, while prosecution urged strict judgment to deter similar acts.
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Lion Attendant Torn by Lions Before Crowd
In a shocking 1934 incident at a zoo, a lion attack killed an attendant named Stetson as a priest led prayers nearby. A spectator received a head wound from a falling tiger head. Authorities report the crowd watched in horror while keepers restrained the animals. The piece notes licensing changes for city rides and two arrests at the city hall.
Second Volume of Science Text by Local Men Ready
The second volume of Alan the Nature at Its Biological Way OD textbook is just off the press. Authors Dr Cc Jean, Dr E E Harrah, and B L Hermano of the science department at Teachers College, with Samuel Ralph Powars of Teachers College of Columbia, prepared an experimentally praised work. It is bound in green and brick, printed by Gina and Co.
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E. E. Harrah
Hermano
Atience Department
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Teachera College of Columbia
Gina and Co
Elementary School To Offer Summer Work
An elementary school will run a summer program for all grades from preschool through sixth, with classes in academics and activities like wood working, swimming, home economics, arts, and crafts. Preschool and kindergarten sessions run 9 to 11 each morning, with enrollment limited and tuition set at 3 dollars for preschool and kindergarten and 2 dollars for grades one through six.
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Thy ‘Conchere College
Sotteveld
Drop in Winter Wheat Estimate Through Drought
Washington farm officials cut the projected winter wheat crop to about 400 million bushels due to drought, with other spring varieties and durum also down. June 1 conditions show winter wheat at 65.3 percent of normal, plus statewide notes on Colorado at 40 percent and 6.24 million bushels.
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Washington
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Colorado
Colorado Wins Federal Grant Totals and Local Notices
Washington reports a federal grant package totaling 905 751 06 and allocations for relief employment student aid teacher training and public works art relief plus a separate Chicago hearing on ethics and potential disbarment. In Colorado a prisoner escape was recaptured near Longmont along with a car fire in Fort Collins and a West Point appointment for John D Hamilton. A burglary wheel theft was reported in Denver and a tire fire incident in Fort Collins is noted.
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Rollef
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Tim Teachery Training Institute
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Fort Collins
West Point
Waeblagion
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Colorado
John D. Hamilton
Fort Cal
Ing
Uj. B. Millacy Academy
West Poin
Two Divorce Suits Filed on Thursday
Two divorce actions were filed in county court on Thursday. Mrs Ferne Berryman sues Raymond Berryman alleging habitual drunkenness and cruelty. she seeks custody of two children and $30 per month support plus $66 attorney fees. The couple married in Kimball Nebraska in 1923. W W Baap represents the plaintiff. Ruby Tate sues Sugar Tate alleging cruelty and seeking custody of one son. They wed in Lexington Texas in 1927. W R Selly represents the plaintiff.
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Nebr
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Ira
Ruby Tate
Sugar Tate
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Middlewest Growers Protest Beet Quotas
Spokesmen representing 30,000 beet growers in Michigan Ohio Indiana and Wisconsin protested to Secretary Wallace against 1934 beet sugar marketing allotments being used as the basis for similar quotas in future years. They said 1044 allotments would force southern area growers to reduce crops about six and a quarter times. They opposed the use of quotes and quotas other than 1953 standards and noted cooperatives receive bant out payments.
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Ohio
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Wisconsin
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Department of Agriculture
Federal action on drought relief waits for detailed report
The Associated Press reports that federal officials awaited a detailed Colorado drought report requested by a congressional delegation. Senator Coulihan and Colorado lawmakers pressed Administrator Hopkins at a conference, saying the administration is ready to act upon the report, with discussions shifting to aid options.
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Three Denver Soloists Awarded Scholarships
Scholarships for three soloists in the Teachers College summer band go to Denver students. Deanto Brown from Nanvyer will be oboe soloist, Land Altes Crown recently with South Lightland, under Johan Roberts. Rene Amter, former Teachers band member, becomes saxophone soloist. James Marty Grover, a tallier in Hout High Wand and orchestra, earns trom Lang soloist.
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Denver
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Hout High Wand
Tram Lang
Sunny Kellogg’s All-Bran touted for health benefits
An early 20th century advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a safe pleasant way to combat constipation by adding bulk to meals. It claims fiber from bran aids digestion, provides vitamin B and iron, and promotes general well being without medicines.
Debate Session Tables Athletics Fund At Colorado College
A heated council vote delayed action on a proposed extra student funds appropriation to sustain the current full athletics program. After a lengthy session, the council decided to wait until fall quarter for a definite move. Roy M. Caynon and Robert Bush announced the athletic department ran a deficit and sought between six hundred and one thousand dollars next year. Students voted 466 in favor, 376 against the appropriation.
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Mrs Meyer Speaks at Kiwanis Club
Mrs. Meyer addresses Kiwanis Club on fair treatment to Indians and teachers college student. She is joined by Mrs. Blunchy Collins and Mrs. Collina te, with J. Ey Chadwick absent. Next Kiwanis meeting scheduled for Monday evening at Tribune offices.
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the Tribune
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AL Vincent
Storling Theatre
Suspected Slugger Is Sent to Insane Asylum
James Parriolt a 44 year old man picked up weeks ago as a suspected slugger connected to city incidents was committed to the state insane hospital at Pueblo. Parriatt, formerly at the Nebraska state hospital, faced violence there and was arrested after the Vera Ingetrom slugging. He is not to be confused with the Denver city attorney.
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Dororthy Dell and Doctor Killed in Motor Accident
Dorothy Dell a rising film actress and Dr Carl Wagner 28 a prominent surgeon died in an automobile crash near Panmitang Calif Authorities say Wagner had faced previous police inquiry in a separate murder case Involving Dr Leonard Slee dentist Dell's companion was fatally injured and transported to Gracloy hospital by authorities
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Unclear OCR Event Describes A Puzzling Ditch Incident
Fragmentary report notes a police item where a pale object is described as landing at the bottom of a ditch after an unclear collision. No clear identities or locations are readable. More text is needed for precise summary.
Death of W. Speer at Leng Tel Friday morning
Obituary notes the death of W. Speer aged 44 at Leng Tel Friday morning. He is survived by a brother Tom and was a patient at Moapital slucd since May 29. Details about the cause are unclear and the body will be taken to Macy mortuary for indement in Shenandoah, Ja.
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Eveertyer
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Nintz Avenue
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