Colorado Supreme Court frees Fleagle bandit on clemency plea
The Colorado Supreme Court rules Fleagle and co defendants Abshire and Royston not promised life terms or clemency in exchange for confessions. The decision discusses admissibility of testimony and prior promises, noting the court found elements of the murder and robbery proven. It also references the 1922 Sloddy Raid and schedules July 25 as the execution date for Fleagle’s cohort, with other bandit members facing similar fates.
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Eagle
Wigagle
Colorado Springs Meeting
Dlsorney
Flengle
State Supreme Court
Ssren Js c
John. Addis
Eafcen
Freagle
Teathaony
Fleagle
Teale
Royston
Absier
Nes
Gurt
Colorado
Kanuss
N. Parish
Urst National Haute of Lamar
Algo
Orge
Kansas
Mina
Fleagta
Woman Burns Throat After Gargle Acid Mixup
Mrs Fay Reynolds of LaSalle near Twin Bridges accidentally drank carbello acid while reaching for mouthwash. Her throat and possibly digestive tract burned. she was treated with vinegar and cautioned at Greeley Hospital. By Monday she was in fairly good condition but had trouble swallowing.
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Mra
Fay Raynolda
Bart Reynolds
LaSalle
Twin Bridges
Meg
Reynolds
Mra. Reynolds
Greeley Hospital
Jackson Hall Remodeled Home to Historic Park Place Theater?
The article recalls Jackson Hall at 709 Eighth Avenue, once Graelay’s second theater, hosting road shows and community entertainments. It notes remodeling, the Hall’s age from 1880s, its upstairs Bardunr Hall predecessor, Haraum house, Tarnunt hall, and the crowds and amateur acts that filled its rooms, including dancing club gatherings and social hours.
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Jackson
Park Merehenudias
Eighth Avenue
Gresley
Tackson Hy
Graelay
Haraum
Tarnunt
Fr. Baroom
C.N Jackson
Marsial
Koma
Social Hour
Three Jailed Over Alleged Stolen Goods Case
Arrest of Ehuer Hatchert, 20, Frank Cures, 36, and a 4 year old boy near Keenesburg Sunday evening by Deputies Shorlef N. A. Pippin and R. A. Pippin led to two new Ford cars and about $600 worth of stolen tools, auto accessories, cigarettes, cigars, oil and gasoline seized. All three are held. Halbert and the boy face additional charges for theft of goods from Allen Keller and Jaho Rogers. A. W. Halbert and Hervé Halbert were arrested at Wart Lupton after the thefts. The trio allegedly moved stolen property across state lines toward Kansas after leaving Fort Lupton in May.
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Ehuer Hatchert
Frank Cures
Lovearold
Keenesburg
Shorlef N. A. Pippin
R. A.pippin
Ford
Elmer Halbert
Allen Keller
Jaho Rogers
Kent Powell
Frederick
A. W
Hervé Halbert
Wart Lupton
Bowrd
Bert Halbert
Inel
Ovidance
Fort Lupton
Silverton
Norwood
Wyatt
Kauase
Kangus
Moderate Warm Weather Aids Poudre River Flow
Weather in the mountains Sunday helped the Poudre river flow with the gage at canon reporting 1560. Water Commissioner W. J. McAnally noted the river ran fast due to the previous cloudburst and rain. Limited watershed storage makes significant improvement unlikely without further rain, and no serious water shortages or damages have occurred yet.
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Canon Gaging Atatina
W. J. McAnally
McAnelly
Mr. McAnelly
Plane Makes Fast Trip From Colorado Springs
Wandell of Platts Valley Airways reported a swift flight from Colorado Springs to Bermuda. The pilot claimed a five hour and five minute journey covering 13 125 miles aided by winds. Airfield leveling work was underway. Erla Johnson the boatman and Florence Smiths are on a honeymoon voyage aboard a 14 foot sailing punt.
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Sta Wandell
Platts Valley Airways
Bagbroek
Colorado Springs
Tall Winda
Afondley
Wandell Naif
Honeyman
Hamilton
Bermuda
Erla Johnson
United Stated
Florence Smiths
King Carol II Reclaims Romanian Throne Amid Reconciliation Talks
In Bucharest the recently reinstated King Carol II moved to consolidate power after five years in exile. He met with Princess Helen and court figures to discuss Michael's education, while Parliament ratified his dynastic rights and proclaimed him king. The army pledged fidelity as Carol visited Ferdinand's tomb.
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Carol II
Romania
Princess Tele
Elretes
Carol
Gelber
Helen
Cotraceni
Michael
Bia Non
Siice Farde Vand
Dizabeth of
Greccs
Victolgs
Presa
Bucharest
Rumania
Carol Iiv
Hiata
Carols
Little Nursery
Ulgarca
Catrocsul
Ng Carol Wea
Vintila Bratianu
Uberal Isader
Ionel Bratianu
Ferdinand
Buchardst
Karatura
Lng
Breen
Cerol
Hig
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
National Assembly
Custodians' School At Teachers College Attracts Many
Fifty six men register for the annual custodians school at Teachers College, nine more than the prior best attendance. Segalona opened Monday and will run through Saturday noon June 14. Seven states are represented, and experts from Minneapolis, Denver, and Denver area assist in sanitation, housekeeping, heating and ventilation, maintenance, and grounds.
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Teachers College
Segalona
Arizona
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Missouri
L. Q. Heim
Anthors and Eangineers Training School
Minoneapolis
Minn
John G. Tdignton
Denver
Thare
Lng
R. G. Dempsey
Robert Z. Morrison
Extension Department
Troxal
Business Men Don Cowboy Regalia for July 4 Drive
Greeley and Weld county residents see notable businessmen in cowboy shirts and ten gallon hats as preparations begin for a July 3 and 4 celebration drive. Chamber of Commerce leaders announce that Tuesday marks the start of fundraising for the Railey celebration with rodeo committees forming to promote the event and bring visitors from Northern Colorado.
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Greeley
Weld
D. Ht. Mearthur
Mark King
Joe Woolf, Jr
M. J. Blick
George Horne
D. R.af. Ankow
F. M. Shoemaker
A. L. Keltner
J. P. Cilberteen
B. H. Molbrecht
Chamber
Wat
College
Pleneaot Valley
Jury Deadlocks in Sheep Killing Case and Is Dismissed
In a Windagr case against Wilber Gault Judge Robert Q. Smith discharged the jury after about 24 hours of deliberation with a 3 to 2 deadlock over damages. Conrad Green Wall claimed $1,300 in damages for a sheep killed by Gault's dog, based on last fall's lamb market price. William R. Kelly represented the plaintiff and S. Hy Houtphens the defense.
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Conrad Green
Wilber Gault
Windagr
Robert Q. Smith
Gault
Goult
William R. Kelly
Hy Houtphens
Business Women of This Community: Ada Brush Leads Enterprise
Ada Brush daughter of a Greeley planner family is a prominent town business woman heading her own establishment. Since 1915 she has managed her business with brief interruptions, her story tied to the history of the Union Colony and the Town of Greeley.
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Phoiy
Iney
Ada Brush
Greeley
Union Colony
Lhe
Ada Brunk
Mies Brush
Burglars Loot Greeley Home of Luther Jewelry
Burglars entered the Luther residence at 162% Fourteenth Avenue between Sandh and Gatirday evening, ransacking the new home and stealing jewelry valued at 80 to 100 dollars. Items included rings, a coral necklace, a green emerald ring, a red ruby ring, a Shearer fountain pen set, and about 350 dollars in cash. Entry was gained by climbing through a high window after removing a screen. police suspect two men or boys were involved.
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Shearer
Albert C. Luther
Dt Alout
Nigat
Euerida
Torres Accused in Lights Off Auto Crash Near Fort Lupton
A Sunday evening crash two miles from Fort Lupton led to a warrant and charge against John Torrez of near Fort Lupton for driving with lights out. Deputy Snevitz, Josh Tantmond investigated, while Lt. Gustin from Greeley reported the collision. Torrez’s gold car was severely damaged.
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Moxley
John Torrez
Fort Lupton
Hants
Snevitz
Josh Tantmond
Gustin
Greeley
Torres
Chevrolet Theft Report From 1217 Fourteenth Avenue
Mrs M M Cincle reported her 1927 Model Chevrolet stolen Sunday from in front of the Methodist church at North Fourth Street and Tenth Avenue between 5:30 and 5:20 p.m. The vehicle was taken from in front of the church.
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M. M. Cincle
Fourteenth Avenue
Mathodlat Church
Tsath Street
Tenth Syenus
Neighbors Save Koehler Place from Fire Danger
Neighbors and volunteer firemen fought a blaze at the Koehler Sr. farm one mile north of Hazelton near the Hazelton school house Monday evening. A hay and corral fire spread rapidly as flames reached the buildings, but locals moved quickly to contain the flames. They hitched an automobile to the flaming wagon, dragging it into an irrigation ditch to halt the spread, while others battled the fire with buckets and tried to save the farm structures.
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Balidinge
Conrad ‘Koehler
Hazelton
Felicoa
Conference Aims to Boost Beet Sugar Use and Commodity Status
Western sugar producers push for regional beet grower alliance to urge declaring beet sugar a commodity via the Farm Board. Delegates from Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and Montana plan regional body creation, seek bank support and broader farmer cooperation to protect home beet sugar markets against imports and cheap substitutions.
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Chayenna
Federal Farm Board
Weld Courtr
Mountain States
Heet Growers Marketing Association
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Mopiana
Colombs
Montana
Farm Board
Cheyenne Sunday
Wuba
Wille
Philippines
Cuba
Weld County
W. A. Carlson
Weld County Commissioners
Ralph Cluck
Eaton
Hen Falssmé
Windsor
J. D. Pancake
Mountain States Boot Growers Marketing
Free highway map service to be distributed by chamber
The chamber of commerce will distribute a new highway map service and guilds covering every state to tourists for free, according to secretary E H Falbrecht. A prior erroneous report claimed a 70 cent charge per map. Mohawk maps, carried by the service, cost 20 cents.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. H. Falbrecht
Chamber
Reporter of Gang Killings Is Murdered in Chicago
Albert Jacob Jéugie a Chicago Vic- Vile reporter shot in a crowded Chicago street near the Duhols Central tunnel. Witness Lingle a reputed gangster informant fired from close range then fled. Police Commissioner Williams and Detective Chief Stege led the investigation. The 40-year-old reporter had been probing guerilla warfare among gangs and had ties to Capone era gossip.
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Chicago
Albert Jacob Jéugie
Vic- Vile
Michiel Boulevard
Duhols Central Railroad
Lingle
Cire
Lingia
Tribune Star
Washington Park
Williams. Rusyél
John Stege
Detective Bureau
Charg
Miami
Alphonso Capone
Bosa
Googiand
Kersey Girl Dies After Sudden Meningitis Attack
Marjory Budget Mudgett 17, a Kersey resident and state highway department worker, died at a quarantine hospital after measles led to meningitis. She moved from Byers a year ago with her parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Mudgett and siblings including Dorothy Mudgett and John Mudgett. Funeral service will be at 19 o'clock Tuesday with Linn Grove interment.
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Marjory
Kersey
State Highway Department
Marjory Mudgeth
Elmer Mudgett
Mudgeth
Union Profife Track
Byera
Miss Mudgett
W. Schade
Whitey
Leon Midgets
Signal Department
Union Pactile
Dorothy Mudgett
Tr. Gils Mead
Groolay
Hert
Sind
John Mudgett
Linn Groves
Across Atlantic to Small Boat Casablanca
Andrea Macedo sails from Casablanca to New York in a 20 foot sop with two Portuguesa aboard, heading across the Atlantic in a small boat voyage.
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Atlantic
Casablanca
Marocco
Andrea Macedo
New York
Airplane Floats Away. Return If Found Near Weld County
Walter Galland, a Gresley High School senior and second place winner in the Tribune Weld county airplane model contest, reported a small stick-model plane with an elastic motor driven by wind on a windy day near the amusement park. He tested it last week and it landed after circling, climbing, and aloft travel before sight was lost. The Tribune office asks farmers to return the plane to the paper.
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Hle
Trbune
Walter Calland
Gresley
Salland
Tribune
Weld County
Galland
Women Show Little Opposition to Navy Treaty Ratification
Denver dispatch reports the General Federation of Women's Clubs delegates showed little opposition to a resolution urging speedy ratification of the London Naval Treaty. The vote followed lengthy discussion but the measure passed without notable dissent.
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Denver
General Federation of Women's Clubs
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