Weld County Stockmen Pushing Stricter Cattle Theft Laws
Northeastern Colorado stockmen and cattle breeders urged Governor Ammons to back tighter laws against cattle rustling. A 36 person meeting in Greeley outlined proposals for branding rules, bills of sale, inspector staffing, and stricter enforcement. Speakers included O Nagan and local officials, with discussion on future campaigns and potential gubernatorial candidacy ties.
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McPherson
Lockman
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J. . Sheray
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Btate
A. HH. Letselt
Starting
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Gus G. Anderson
Weld
Carl Gooch
Lardner
Bhar
CC Rifas Johnston
Margems Authony Ob
Brand
Duieabers
Fromk A. Heresy
Te Greeler Gourtery
Iowa Democrats Seek Healing After Primary Contested Victory
Reported from an Iowa primary day where Democratic leaders aimed to bridge divisions after Guy Gillette's narrow win. Telegraphed congratulations to the challenger marked a symbolic end to a contentious race as precinct results neared final tabulation amid party tensions.
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Guy Gillette
Lanie
Gietly
Waarly
Wourty
Free Alice
Kinnsevelt
Ammons Announces Candidacy Amid Governor Speculation
Ammons said he will seek re election and notified county chairmen of his plan. He stated campaigns open now and declined to say how soon he would begin. Other state officials, including Thomas Unsugar and George Saunders, hesitated, awaiting the governor’s decision while Saunders signaled possible candidacy for governor.
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Alen
Aly
Thomas Ansugar
State
Trensuer
George Saunders
Treasurr
Red Lord
Saunders
Drowned Boy's Body Still Lacked in Big Thompson River
Searchers under Sheriff Carl Gooch scoured the Big Thompson river for the body of 14 year old Wie ody Pitchford of Labyt atte, missing since Tuesday when he slipped while fishing for trout. Rough water and depths of four to eight feet hindered progress as crews moved along islands and bridges below the Tayelund Tight area, aided by dozens of volunteers and a motorized squad. The river’s current averaged 12 miles an hour, complicating recovery efforts as teams persisted through the day and into the next.
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Joe
Tayeiund
Joveral Oto
Sherrif
Ievivor
Rennin Cromy
Edwin
Loveland
Montene
Seaworth-Warren Lamb Campaign Tops Market
A fragmentary market report notes Seaworth-Warren steers and lamb consignments selling at top prices. Idaho spring lambs reached $10.40, about 15 cents above Monday, with grading by Anthong Woolllas and G. B. Winder steers handling the Tuesday shipment marking the season’s open.
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Colorado
Warren-Witl
Seaworth Customs of
Neeves Frout
Graoley
G. B. Winder
Warren-Seaworth Luis
Idaho
Anthong Woolllas
Court Upholds Expropriation Of Oil Property
Mexico City records an appellate ruling upholding the constitutionality of a presidential expropriation measure affecting oil interests. The case, tied to government seizures, centers on assets and compensation, with lower court actions consolidated for final determination.
Rebels Start Attack Amid Turmoil Across Mediterranean
Unclear but frantic report describes a major offensive launched by rebel forces. The assault involved air and naval units targeting Videncia and neighboring regions along the Mediterranean coast. Key figures and units are named, with allied and opposing factions deploying extensive air and ground forces in a broad theater of operations.
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Jose Varelets
Yille Cenpral Arandi
Galieins
Struleh
$50,000 Sought in Cash Kidnapers Case
President requests 350000 for Minnitgy down the Cash Kidnapers case as G men pursue leads in the Jimny Gnat kidnapping. An expedition ferries supplies near Cape Sable while Father Hatley Clish Sr. orders fences and searchers to hide. ransom paid, yet hope fades for the return of the child Cash.
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M. M. Braxton
Pedro
Cape Sable
Here
James Hatley Clish Sr
Tha Laf
Wenk
Ofter
Japs Continue Canton Massacre
Japanese bombs pounded Canton and its South China environs for the twelfth day, striking the city’s power plant and Shameen Island. Reports describe ongoing bombardment, destruction, and uncertain casualty figures as authorities struggle to assess damage.
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Tune & Ovednesday
Leeming
South China
Bumba
Shameen Island
Japan Buys War Supplies From America
Japan becomes the United States top customer for war goods in the latest six months reports. Exports show Japan and China purchasing large wartime materials, with Japan spending about 1.5 million on weapons and equipment in the period, and total six-month exports surpassing the previous year’s entire wartime export value. China ranks second in purchases, while other nations show smaller totals.
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Tune 7
Japan
United States
State Department
Tayalointy
Tupi
Ohie
Jones Tang E Jones Funeral Arranged at Saliley's
Obituary notice for Tang E Jones of 901 gth etruet. Services set for 2:30 on Thursday afternoon at Saliley's Pyrcral Home with burial at Linn Grove.
Measles Quarantine Blocks Sheriff Custody Case in La Porte
An 8 year old girl Grace Solmeller remains with her mother in La Porte as a court order custody battle stalls at Fort Collins. A measles quarantine impeded Sheriff Cari Goaeh from taking the child to join her father Henry Spineler, amid divorce decree terms and a contested visitation schedule. The case involves the interlocutory divorce decree of 1933, contested by the father, and ongoing legal actions led by attorney Roy M. Pee. Two cars were damaged when Kathryn McWillyams, 20, struck an unoccupied vehicle on West Avenue near Ulal Street. the other car belonged to Joe Mooney.
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LaPorte
Sherif Cari Goaeh
Fort Collins
Henry Ty Spinelner
Ovchard & Yorelery District Dodge CG
Granley
Lavisner
John Benth
LaPorig
Seath
Orenava
John Seait
la Porte
Deeres
Schneider
Wrigley
Lave
Lim
Iis
Witet
Yen
Willian Te
Kelly
B. HL Smith
Sehneider
Roy M. Pee
Scott
Kathryn McWillyma
Ponth Phrees
Alruce
Joe Mooney
Wighth Avenue
Ulal Street
Misa McWilliames
Norton
Munney
Snow Returns on Trail Ridge Route in Rocky Mountain Park
Associates Press reports renewed snow on Trail Ridge Road across the Continental Divide in Rocky Mountain National Park. Crews removed more snow from Magdway Tuesday while one way passages persisted in many segments. Colorado Highway 14 near Cameron Pass remains passable, with increasing park traffic reported Tuesday morning.
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Jone
Warkinton
Rocky Mountain
Nabloual Park
Tammey
Colorado
Denver Man Elected President of City Municipal League
Longmont, Jane 7.-W. J. McNich and Denver officials elected to leadership roles at the Colorado Municipal League annual convention. Robert A. Finkyson and TL M. Krull named vice presidents, Dew C. Sowers chosen secretary. Judge Wirke addressed the final dinner as 43 delegates from 20 Colorado cities attended.
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de Losmilwal Nik
Regia Versa
Colorado
Wallace Seeks Expanded Power Over Livestock Markets
A US Senate bill by Gillette and Capper expands the Packers and Stockyards Act, granting the secretary of agriculture more control over stockyards rates and practices. It would allow setting minimum charges, require new market firms to obtain a certificate, and tighten oversight of dealers and commissions. Also notes Charley Liggett ill at home with Colorado fever acquired near Red Ivathar May 2 a.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Gillette
Town
Capper
Kansas
Lip Secretary
$150 000 Set Aside for Use On Cadden Dam
Senator Adams says $150000 is earmarked for preliminary work on the $18,000,000 Cadden Dam project in southeastern Colorado. Engineers expect funds to begin work soon after July 1, with preparations and detailing to precede construction. Army engineers will not spend on actual building until local sponsors meet dam safety requirements.
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Jane
Adams
Colorado
Sam
Adis Anid
Eenetuetian
sAdams
Adaing
Arthur Dey
Caddo Mays Board
Army Enginears
Caddoa
Adutia Ald
Longmont Firm Low Bidder on Highway Work
The Colorado state highway department announced low bidders on three gravel surfacing projects. Seven miles on state highway No Ish in Weld County went to Garni Brothers of Longmont for 9120,000.45.
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Inne G
Colorado State Highway Department
Weld County
Garni Brothers
Longmont
Denver Mortician Dies in Hotel Lobby
Sim ahea 59 owner of the Colorado Caukel company of Denver collapsed in a hotel lobby and died a few minutes later. Will ian L. Bustard Natrona county coroner said funeral arrangements pending as authorities awaited word from relatives in Denver.
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Wye
Tune
Simahea
Pat
Colorado Caukel Company
Denver
Willian L. Bustard
Natrona Cointy
Wyoming Funsial Directo
Bustard
Penney Firm Founder J G Penney Dies in Arizona
J G Penney, renowned merchant and founder of the Penney company, died in Phoenix Arizona. He rose to prominence after organizing a key dress venture and later held a position as a secured business leader. A Harvard graduate he left a lasting mark on American retail through his early career and civic work.
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Presa Phoenix
Ariz
Penney
Dry Stromfeld
Harvard
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