Butler Declared Fugitive After Bond Forfeiture
Ray E. Butler a 45 year old rancher and politician from Weld County is declared a fugitive after failing to appear for sentencing on liquor possession and transportation charges. His bond of 1000 was forfeited after he vanished. his car was destroyed by fire and authorities report he was last seen gambling and at a Meeta card game.
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Denver
Jay B. Butler
Kenta
Weld County
Fed Stat District Court
Mnudersd
Thomas Hyan
Teaver
J. Footer
Butler
Fidge Symes
Dive
Martida Jolson
Danver
Bay H. Bully
Tencher
Foster J. Symes
Dulioe
Thomas Ryan
Deperty
Guy McClusies
Brigenfale
McGinnes
Tural
Datu
President on Tour Speaks in Arkansas Texas and Illinois
President Roosevelt on a 4000 mile western tour with planned speeches in Arkansas Texas and Illinois. He departs Washington by special train Tuesday afternoon reaching Little Rock Wednesday to mark Arkansas statehood centennial. Axial stops include Dallas for Texas centennial event and Vincennes Indiana memorial to George Rogers Clark. He will return to Washington after visiting Hodgenville Kentucky and Lincoln birthplace.
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Roosevelt
Arkansas
Dallas
Texas
Exposition
Mexico
Vincennes
George Rogers Clark
Washington
Lincoln
Hodgenville, Ky
Crystal Sugar Company Reports Bigger Acreage
Jersey City New Jersey June a Wids president of the American Crystal Sugar company western beet sugar producer spoke at the annual stockholders meeting. The contracted beet acreage for this year was 1¾ percent higher than last year and the outlook for the harvest is the best in two years. The Amalgamated Sugar Company plants acquired are expected to boost American Crystal Sugar’s output from 85 to 90 percent. Stockholders authorized retirement of 4 253 shares of preferred stock and changed by laws to allow open market purchases of preferred stock up to the redemption figure of 105 dollars a share. James Q Newton of Boettcher & Company was elected director, replacing H A Henning.
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Jersey City
N. J
W. N. Wids
American Crystal Sugar Company
Western Beet
Ad Sugar Company
James Q. Newton
New York Stock Exchange
Boettcher & Company
H. A. Henning
Atsilisa
Susur
Win Ratired
Diet for Proper Weight To Be Feature at Sterlingling Cook School
A Sterlingling cooking school opens Thursday morning at the Sterling theater with Mrs Dorothy Ayeta Loudon, a home economics expert, presenting a diet plan to aid overweight and underweight homemakers. The program, sponsored by the Tribune, promises practical methods, demonstrations, and guidance on safe weight management for busy families.
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Dorothy Ayera Loudon
Greeley
Gopkind
Greeley Daily Tribune
Sterling Theatre
Morriags
Will Sloss
Sterlingling
Sterling Theater
Dirs
Dorothy
Ayeta Loudon
Home Economica
von Remus
The
Tribune
Mre. Condon
London Biaghog
Shaye
Dave
Loudon Hea
Twelve Fined for Violating Parking Rule
A local police court Monday fined twelve drivers one dollar for two hour parking violations near the cafeteria. Some protested time logged, while others paid the fee at police headquarters to avoid court. Offenses for repeat violators increase to two, three, and later four dollars.
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Cnrateca
Pra
Poliee
Lo Chiat
Gion Tigkels
Bart Hithorn
Ifidy
Hithorn
Delvery
J. D. Cimmitls
Thi
Turteenth Atraet
Consell
Bunter
Gresley
Cafetaria Court
Loren Walling
Marjorla Burrett
Vagrancy Fine Set in Greeley Court
In a poling court a defendant named Wayne-Robinson faced a vagrancy charge and was fined six dollars and fifty cents. The ruling noted an inability to provide a current address and left the case with no further details.
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Wayne - Robinson
Greeley
No. Hat
Wee
Poling Court
Local Buyers Pay To Farmers For Grains
A brief market note lists local buyers paying farmers for winter wheat spring wheat oats and barley on Tuesday June 9 with prices indicated for new crop. The report highlights farm grain transactions and current market activity among regional buyers.
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Plutos Eesti
Two Teens Involved in Fatal Camp Killing Case
A 14 year old boy killed a sheep herder named Tom Bates and wounded a 14 year old companion in a remote Larimer County camp. A 12 year old, Robert Oliver of Montross, also charged after escape from a Golden school camp, is linked to the case. Authorities say murder charges may be filed against the youths. the case involves a state school, sheriff’s deputies, and Larimer and Laramie counties. The slain herder was 50 year old Tom Bates, employed by Warren Livestock.
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Awatelstel Presa Fort
Collua
Tom Bates
Croude Moulay
Merbert
M. Baker
Longmont
Otter
Wilbur McGuire
Denver
Robert Ollyar
Montross
Bay Atole
Garrett Yaminingi
Golden
McGuire
Matthew
Nlos
Auvenile Court
Padman
Greeley
Larimer County
Monay Forencon
Sheciey
Killer
Wres
Hoya
Goblen
Wold
Larimer
Colorado
Laramie County
Cheyanne
Wyoming
Yietlo Wag
Tom Dates
Oll
le Warren Livestock Company
Trancis TW. Warren
Fred Warren
Qheysusie
United St
Robert Samuel McGuire
Logan Atveat
Ble
Robert Oliver
North Fleet Street
Axsaelnivide Prewe Phelan Francis
E. Warren
Abandson
Senator Warren
John J. Pershing
Buiets
Gatorado
Adoot
McGuira
Fort Colling
Mayo Coon Burned by Overheated Car
Mayo Coon a four year old of 1644 Eighth Avenue Greeley suffered burns on his arms face and neck when the radiator cap was removed from a truck causing scalding water to spurt over him. The accident happened Monday at the Platte River Highway bridge job where Colón is employed by He Garlon Construction Company. He was admitted to Grace Hospital for treatment. His burns were not serious.
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Novare
Ceat
Mayo Coon
Eighth Avenue
Greeley
New la Salle
Colon
He Garlon Construction Company
Platte River
Coonwan
Graciay’ Hospital
Mestas Sentenced to 5-14 Years in State Prison
Carles Mealas, 40, a Denver Mexican insurer, was sentenced Tuesday afternoon by Judge Caffla to five to fourteen years in the state prison on the first count. He was also given 120 days in the county jail and fined 500. Mestas had been convicted last week on two charges of assault with intent to kill and assault with a deadly weapon for a shooting in Burita on January 25, injuring Sam Clanco and Sabrero Montoya, who survived. He is to be transferred to Canon City later this month.
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Carles Mealas
Denver
Insuer
Dietrich Judgs ¢. C. Caffla
Clestan
Distriet
Mestas
Ie Ly Talen
Canon City
Mestaas Wen
Sam Clanco
Sabrero Montoya
Fort Luptan
Buritna
Advertisement guidance for renting houses and apartments
Real estate listing advice emphasizes complete descriptions to attract the best tenants. It suggests including thorough details, accurate features, and clear terms to avoid disappointment and improve tenant quality. The guidance notes that more edits may be needed but thorough ads yield better results.
Landon's Man Is Resolutions Group Leader
Landon selection, Langworthy in line for chair of republican resolutions committee. Public hearing opened on platform as leaders debate early plank positions and potential convention floor fights. witnesses questioned monetary and industrial reforms amid tense intra party tensions.
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Landon
Cyancelicut
Tésohnjony
Mrs Emma Polzen of Ault Dies at 24
Mrs Emma Polzen of Ault died Monday evening at 6 35 in her home. She was 24 and wife of farmer August Polzen who lives one mile north and half a mile west of Ault. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Henry Rau husband two children Kenneth nearly 2 Eleanor seven days old two sisters Mrs Jacob Hirairger of Galeton land broke Ran of Eaton and two brothers Fred Ren of Galeton Henry Rau Jr of Eaton. Funeral arrangements in charge of Armstrongs mortuary at Eaton.
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Emma Polzen
August Poleei
Polzen
Henry Rau
Kenneth
Elenor
Jacob Hiraiger
Galeton Land Broke Ran
Eaton
Fred
Ren
Galeton
Henry Rau Jr
Puneril
Armstrong
Killing recalls another slaying by a boy long ago
Denver reports old newspaper clippings reveal a 1892 murder by Antone Woode, a boy of ten, who shot neighbor Joseph Smith for a gold watch. The case sparked debate over whether a child 10 or older could be imprisoned for murder, a law still on the books.
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Denver
Ft. Collins
Antone Woode
Brighton
Joseph Smith
Smith
Prigon
Opening Republican Convention Elect Steiner Chairman
The Republican convention opens with delegates hurrying to caucuses as Frederick Steiner is elected temporary chairman. Tension over the platform surfaces amid a rapid session. Borah is absent while Vandenberg engages with party readers on the anticipated nomination.
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Steiner
Cleveland
Ila Hirst
Landon
Holiiy
Speed
Art M. Landon
Kanyas
Resolutions Committee
Frank Knox
Illinois
Newfly
Boral
Tuto
Harry P. Pletcher
John Hamilton
Gov
Ever Landon
Suger
Fletch
Borah
Vandenberg
Yamic Tate
Lnte
Lafons
Herbert Hoover
Frederick Steiner
Otago
Glven
Stelwer
Coolidge
Ogdon
Treasury
Hoover
New York
Representative Taber
Fletcher
Pletcher
Sayy
Tm-a
Aman
Charles Francis Adin
Maestchuégatts
Mletcher
Thompson Canyon paving demand from group sparks road push
Big Thompson Canyon Association demands immediate road paving despite costs, urging bypass of travel disruptions. Letter signed by H. Tregent and KR. E Huyder states locals back a bigger road, and cites Governor Johnson’s transfer of funds as a catalyst for renewed push.
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Tha
Ble Thompson Manon Asmvidafon
Dts Determination
Dinme
Thampaos Canyon Association
Thompson Canyon
Reginlay
Altaatloy
Pir Canyon
Atute
Big
Thomypson Cwuivon
Denver
Johnson
Big Thompson Canal
Taety
Cangn Association
Landon Wholly Unaware at Opening of Republican Convention
Governor Alt M. Landon arrived at the capital soon after a brisk rifle salute from the executive mansion and planned to spend the morning away from the convention's opening. His private switchboard hindered swift contact with leaders in Cleveland and the drive to nominate him for the presidency.
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Yopeka, Kon, Inc
Alt M. Landon
Nu Use
Capitol
Ua. m
Meeker High Roof Upgrades Planned Through Holiday
Meeker High will receive roof work financed at 4500 to 5000 dollars with repairs and improvements across the Greeley public school system. The project includes vault system extensions, asbestos removal, library and cafeteria updates, new wiring and lighting, fire escape modifications, and restroom and hot water upgrades at several buildings including Central and Lincoln schools. Funeral services for Mrs. Danda Bandy are set for 3:30 Wednesday at Saltley Funeral Home with burial at Links Grove.
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Wille
Greeley Public
Genfar High
Meeker’ Juubright
Central School
Lincoln
Achopl
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Ray E. Butler
Pears Weld
Crystal Sugar Company
Homecraft Authority
Welfare Board
S. K. Clark
Charles C. Plumb
B. ©. Gring
Raujer
Phupt
Wola
Herder
Gulden
Gus Anderson
Warren
Ault
Bates
Ronald Roth
Nelny Ofle
Thessay
Thom
Will Spear
Harmon
California
Jane Ghtrandey Jett
Puesday
Tate
Hal Melé
O. P. Bussing
Big Thompson Group
Meeker High
Mire
Sanders, Wedaoelay
Mra-Delta Bandery
Saltley
Links Grove
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