Morrison Ad Proclaims College Night at The Little Theatre
The article details L Morrison presenting the thirty-second annual commencement of college night events featuring awards to students including Lea Ien, Henry Mus Olas, Mallory, and Roland Morrison. Speakers from Torrhera and Linwallyn Aforrinan address the audience on living, education, and the real business of living, with scholarships and certificates bestowed.
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Arsnpn
Lea Ien
Ordson
Henry Mus Olas
Mallory
Roland Morrison
A. Rugs
Torrhera
Luioneeoent Upeiker
Oth Linwallyn Aforrinan
Arsigon
Handr Nid
Illogical Acreage Assignment Amid Wells Dispute
An intricate note records an acreage assignment connected to Wells on the WT region. Ramzas’a Weld Teases ERistler Inc and former Pro Refiners leader Frank Kistler are linked to drilling efforts and the Refter-Spator contention. The document mentions land interests and future drilling proportions under an unsettled management arrangement.
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Eristler, Inc
Oklahoma
Pro Refiners Corporation
Ant
Prank Kistler
Governor Cuts $200000 From State Expenses
A long veto plan by Governor Edwin C. Jolobon reduces the general appropriation by $229,920 and trims travel and contingency funds by $412,280 from $487,180. About 34 Capitol payroll staffers and 65 other state employees will be dropped July 1. The governor emphasizes the need to balance the budget without harming essential services, while efforts continue to preserve the education director’s position and other key posts.
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Neaver
Gtala
Edwin C. Jolobon
Generassembly
Johnson
Ripuragudoni
Houwé
Perdona
Yecrtional Education
HI. A. Tieman
Colorado Agricultural College
Tieman
Colorado
Cold Meman
Lisa
Lefy Voras
Ifis
Teachers College At
Greeley
Douuty Register
Stonegeeder
Norra of Sand
Bureau of Mines
Horl
Tia Buresa
Office of
Theuntry
Boltey
Pura Food and Drug Commissioner
Pure Food and Drug Department
Board of Health
Tribune Subscriber Notice About Delayed Paper Delivery
A notice tells Tribune subscribers that if the paper does not arrive before a specified time, a copy will be sent out. It mentions post delivery issues and staff uncertainty about the elapsed situation.
Protest Over Water Storage Deprivation by State Engineer
Poudre Valley Water Users protest storage deprivation by the State Engineer. Delegation from Poudre Valley, including Charles F. Temple and others from Fort Collins and Greeley, condemn Denver’s water rights and demand action to restore storage for irrigation. They warn of dwindling water and crop losses, urging a meeting to address the dispute.
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Poudre Valley
Conyver
Plato Alghieara
G. C
City of Denver
Poudro Valley Group
Hozmalhaich
Delagation
Kerssy
Colorado to Build Death Chamber in State Prison
Colorado plans a new gas chamber at the state penitentiary, with construction set to begin soon. Officials question lethal gas use and costs, while detailing chamber specs and past execution methods. Navy to cut enlisted personnel. new airship program to spend months in yards.
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Colorado
Denver
Roy Best
Colorado State Penitentiary
Wo Yada
Colorado Worth
Althona
Gav
Trigpar
Bast
Navy
Washington
Navy Department
Eavesdropping in Briggs Land Case
An attempted eavesdropping aimed at discrediting Mr and Mrs W Taylor in the Lille land suit against Frank Briggs failed to surface relevant evidence. Private detective Walter Byron testified he found the work competent but of no apparent relevance to the case. The trial in Warrick County continued as Byron and another witness provided statements favorable to the Taylors.
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W. Taylor
of Land Lille
N. Briggs
Warrict
Claude GC. Coffin
Walter Byron
Denver
Norkfox
Walter Relis
Byron
Warwick Towning
Lloyd Pendell
he-Taylors
Lha Taylor
Alco
Frank W. Briggs
Canfield
Fire in Tourist Car Triggers Fire Department Response
A tourist car in California sparked a fire after extinguished matches ignited in a box. J. Do owned the car and Freie day morning brought firefighters to 41708. Reed's family, inside the machine near Hackett and Wi bakery, avoided injury as flames were snuffed by the time firemen arrived.
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J. DO
California
Hackett
Reed
Road Money Distribution Plan Altered
Washington June 9 the senate adopted a committee amendment to the industrial recovery bill allotting 400 million dollars to states for roads on a base of population, area, and miles of road. The plan includes emergency powers vested in the president to regulate industry, curb overproduction and long hours, with the federal government funding public works and private building to boost employment.
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Associated Pease
Washington
Senate
Halsling
Miloaga
Ia Theéaldont
Hla
Fio
Willy
Sultry Wave Rages Atlantic Coast and Midwest Heat
A dangerous heat wave sweeps the nation with record temperatures across the Atlantic coast and Midwest. New York reaches the 90s while states inland report 80s and 70s as officials note several deaths by drowning amid extreme heat. Cities like Mount Vernon and Port Chester show high readings, and Chicago endures near 100 degrees as the heat spell continues.
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Sultey
Midland
Norcury
New York
Ll A
Mount Vernon
Port Chester
Chicago
Rogers Says War Debts and Public Attention
Letter writer comments on Rogers and Roosevelt, criticizing disclosure timing of war debts and how quickly actions are being promised. Expresses skepticism about political will and public interest, urging quicker moves and condemning delays.
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Boverly
Jann
Iitha
Fael Roosevelt
Aston
Farm price rise leads as inflation fears ease
Prices for farm products show a 28.4 percent jump from February lows, with improvements in hide and leather and foods, while metals and textiles rise modestly. Analysts note no actual inflation, citing government plans to push further gains through monetary and production measures and continued disparity between farm and nonfarm prices.
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New York
Gar
Ingiat
Phoue
Mattern Near Irkutsk on World Flight Route Update
Moscow reports Jimmy Mattern, the world flyer, left Belova in Siberia en route toward Alaska after a 24 hour 147 minute hour mark, with Khabarovsk as a recent stop. Flight progress tracked by Associated Press shows Mattern aiming to reach Tekutek area with plans to remain nearby tomorrow. Foreclosure notices merge into unrelated Eagle Rock ranch case in Weld County, listing parties including Liza D. Sheldon of Columbus and EB & Smith.
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Associated Prem
Moscow
Jimmy ‘Matiero
New York
Wien
Jimny Mattern
Belcya
Siberia
New Y York
Storlit
Wiley Post
Marclit Catsty
Khabarovsk
Nowra
Alawka
Khabarovsk Iz
Belova
Eagle Rock
Stith
Galbreath
Asaignet
Sheldon
van Bickin Ty Allowet Ia
Smith and van Bickia
Merefora
Gan Dona
H. D. Waldo, Jr
Danks Finds No Evidence of Advertising Coercion
Denver June 4 Governor Johnson received a preliminary statement from Adjutant General W G Danks reporting no evidence that advertisers were coerced to buy space for notices linked to the Colored National Guard encampment. The probe followed a claim by 18 businessmen who allegedly offered advertisements for the Daily Guardeman.
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Danks
Denver
Ener ‘Eton
Colored Nation Guard
Ediih G. Johnson
Ertpadier
W. G. Danks ' Danks
National Guard
Dally Guardeman
Tribune Phone Numbers Q for Boatery Local News and Editorial
The Tribune lists phone numbers for Boatery and local news, plus editorial contacts. It covers business inquiries advertising job printing subscriptions and related services.
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Tribune
Coffin Rules for Briggs in Title Action
A Denver case concerns landowner interests in the Briggs property and a half section dispute. Judge Coffin ruled the Taylors had not shown sufficient authority to restore, with Frank Briggs and Land Investment Company named defendants. Proceedings included contested witness matters and appeals motions.
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Coffin
Briggs
Friggs
Lala
Belwad
Cago Fe
Supreme Court
Midgar McCotuub
Walter Schhwed
Nouyer
Montanans Seek Funds for Irrigation Dam
A Montana delegation urged President Roosevelt to include the Fort Weok water storage and dam project in federal relief. The 66 million dollar plan would create reservoir storage and employ up to 26,000 by Army engineers, with surveys completed and work possible within weeks.
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Associated Press
Lamont Sold Wire Stocks To Avoid Tax
Washington article details Thomas F. Lamont and wife engaging in stock transactions in December 1930 aimed at large capital losses to reduce tax. Testimony shows Lamont claiming about 6 000 stores of unsorted stocks were involved. wife’s purchases in open market not directly named. Internal Revenue Bureau notes and Morgan and Cash observers are referenced in the prepared statement.
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Washington
Thomas F. Lamont
J. Y. Moregin & Company
Estate Morgan
Leau
Lamant
Fitsingan
Morgan
John W. Cash
Morgan Tira
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