War Debt Cancellation Debate Prompts Former President Remarks
Former president Calvin Coolidge defended the idea that international war debts cannot be cancelled. He argued the money borrowed must be repaid by taxpayers, noting European responsibility and government accountability. He spoke during a July issue discussion, emphasizing not to overburden citizens while acknowledging debt terms.
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Aszaulted Treas
York
Janu
Calvin Coolidge
the International
Yolitan Mangazé
Uebt
Europe
Coolidge
Fara
Anians Host To Sand Daughters Performances
A noisy program featured numerous young performers led by Ms Avie with Jay Noon coordinating. Participants included Charles Dubker on piano, Martin Dunker and others with Mrs. Dusker and Troxel family members, plus several dancers and singers led by Elizabeth Teter and Margeret Bier.
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Atulney
Kiwanis Lab
Jay Noon
Q. Avie
Xbaolo
Charles Dubker
Martin Dunker
Jerome Dusker
Mrs. J. BE. Mor
Elizabeth Teter
Datsera request in Engton on Dea jRin Grande case
Indications point to a Datsera 1.0.6 license application for the Jime H and Wooster Ritronid project. The court discussed extending time and within March 16, 1033, work is ongoing to acquire Salt Lake railroad stock.
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Datsera
Engton, Jisme H
Angument
Yeaterday
Salt Lake
Local Weather Lows in Greeley and Nearby Areas
Severe hail and rain hit parts of the county with reports of marble sized stones and up to an inch of moisture. Greeley and surrounding towns saw damage to property while Fort Lupton reported minimal impact and Hendylyn district received rain. Sugar factory damage noted but details uncertain as officials assess fallout. Two men were arrested on charges related to a disturbance in a residence row.
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Bardenora
Maiatire
Frederick Résidence Brown to Bits Killing Man
Miner Marco Evéraich, 45, was killed at 3 am when his Frederick residence exploded after a gasoline stove incident. Coroner Dr. J. A. Weaver noted no inquest and neighbors recalled his mountain fishing trips.
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Frederick Résidence
Brown
Marco Evéraich
Frederick
J. A. Weaver
Evereich
Marshal Beynon
Everzich
Mary
Rock Springs
Weaver
Elso
Everzioh
Two College Hi Girls Get Scholarships
Graduating exercises for 34 College Tigi graduates were held Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the Little Theater. Dr. B. L. A. Cross delivered the commencement address titled Quo Vadis Alumni. Ruth Frey and Betty Kidd received state scholarships covering tuition for many years. Cross urged graduates to open the gates and step out courageously into a world governed by law and decency, warning of the era’s economic strains and urging lifelong reflection on their path ahead.
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Lield
Tyantra
BL A. Cross
Teechara College
Ruth
Betty Kidd
Claus
Colorado
Cross
Rome
Church of Santa Maria Delle Piante
Peter
Dr. Gross
Tila
Jeang
Jesus
Petar
Dr. Cross
Appia
Fontprinte
Rockies Olympic Sectional Meet Set for D. C. Stadium
The Rocky Mountain Olympic sectional track meet will be held in Denver on Saturday June 25 at the Denver University stadium. Athletes from Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and Utah may compete for positions toward the U S Olympic team. The event is staged under the Rocky Mountain Association Athletic Union.
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Associated Preea
Denver
Rocky Mountain Olympte
Atates
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Denver University
Rock Mountain Agenciation Athletic Union
500 Visitors at Conventions in Session Here
Greeley hosts major gathering as 500 visitors from various GAR and auxiliary groups attend the thir d annual campment and related sessions. Notable figures include Rev. Walter Cole, Mayor Anderson, J. E. Jewell, and department presidents from Ladies of GAR and Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans.
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Committee
la Ghorge
Grat Army of the Tepub Ie
Department of Colorado
Wyoming
Woman's Belief Carns
Ladion
Grand Army of the
Rayutlie
Wolding Sa
Sons of Union
Eighth Avenue Gyal
Btate Armory
IG 7
Canfinth
Howe Gnas and Electra Company
Odd Fellowes
Bika
Methodist
Church
Bovell Hall
Viallava
Lue
Eight Avenue
Gymiaetin
We On Fe Pro-Gram
Walter 2. Cole
Creeley
W. KE
Anderson
Charles Tansen
Wie Clamber of Commerce
J. E. Jewell
Gat
C. Conat
Mary C. Davis
Graceless Meads
Ladies of
Gar
Telen Greenemeyer
OD. OU
Lucille Jorndt
U.V
Gold Treasure Lifted From Sunken Liner Egypt Ship
Salvage crews recovered gold valued at about 5 million dollars from the sunken liner Egypt after a long chase that saw the Italian salvage ship Aruglia and the Artiglio II raise a portion of the cargo. The operation, off the French coast, followed raids and wrecks, with a dramatic scene of blocks of concrete and a fatal incident among the crew.
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Associated Prey
Wrest
France
Ovo
Goa
Artigha II
Atgamer
Egypt
ArUglia
Calyage
Genaoxa
Artigilo
Incendiary Fire Destroys Allington Apartments in Cleveland
Cleveland reports incendiary origin for the Allington apartments fire. Chief Val Harper announced after a 24 hour probe into a balcony blaze that left multiple people missing or buried as rescue operations continued and victims identified, with several already recovered.
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Cleveland, O
Allington Apartments
Lromurzahal Val Harper
Steven Tallon
Win
Repatriated Mexicans Caravan Endures Abandoned Cars Trip
A chaotic trek as two vehicles carrying repatriated Mexican families are abandoned on a long rout e from Fort Worth to Colorado. County investigator Lester W Deers notes most Mexicans stay with the group, facing threats from a logger near Walsenburg while salvage efforts haul three crank shafts and sustain the march toward Greggory. The caravan presses on as drivers Bears and Marple keep the line intact amid fatigue and limited sleep.
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Cassle Neck
Larkspur
Colo
Walsenburg
Boors Caid
Lautlagger
Lefl
Marple
Widh County
Haythorn Buys Harry Eaton Farm in Eaton District
TL M Haythorn of Eaton bought the Harry Eaton farm from Denver seller Harry Exton. Haythorn now owns 10 farms in the area and plans immediate repairs, calling the property a prime Eaton district asset in a garden spot near the edge of Eaton. He notes farm prices have fallen and foresees inflation with careful management. Nearby Owens show place near Baton, previously listed for foreclosure, was redeemed by Evans and Anderson.
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TL. M. Haythorn
Eaton
Hmaythore How
Harry Exton
Denver
Tadneta
A. J. Eaton
Haythorn
Watt
Favine
Raton
Caythorn
Weir County
Facme
No. 2 District Farms In Fine Condition Report
Shaon Hill of Ryans reports No. 2 District Farms remain in good condition despite irrigation constraints. Some lines lack ditch water but Platte River flows provide water to Engliat Weylere Independen discharges. Latham ditch has water to sustain lands, with optimism for continued supply if rains persist.
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Ryans
Nores
Barr Lake
Milton
Platte
Latham
Corpse Delayed on Way to Funeral Found at Divide
Denver dispatch reports the body of Joseph Secord of Denver, drowned May 24, was found near Divide Colorado after funeral services were postponed when it failed to arrive. Eldoy Wallace of Rifle and Mrs. Secord had said the body was delayed by truck trouble while en route to the burial.
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Divide
Denver
Joneph Secord
Calo
Eldoy Wallace
Uringli¢ Secord
Colorado River
Seca
Two Prison Camp Officials Charged in Murder Case
In Jacksonville Florida on June 10 two prison camp officials were charged with murder in the death of ten year old inmate Charles Malletret. Coroner and investigators blamed Captain O W Caurepn and guard M Wgain for the death at a Sunbeam area camp. The youth had a chain about his neck and had not eaten for over twelve hours. Malletret, held for nine years on robbery charges, was found strangled in a barrel restraint.
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Jacksonville
Fla
First Depres
Charles Madlefret
O. W. Caurepn
Ea Read
Sunbeam
M. Wgainbothar
Witasasas
Maliletrot
Westfield
W. FH. Gaagna
Mall Jerrat
Nixon Talks At Ashton's Graduation
Nixon addresses Ashton school in a graduation program led by eighth graders from Eimer Ulster Elementary. Mary Meyer is valedictorian with Emma Retche second honor. several students noted for perfect attendance as ceremonies and a mountain picnic conclude the year.
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Thamoa
Nixon
Greeley
Rave Tie Commenement Oildreys
Ashton
All-Echool Plente
Ireland Grove Park
Eimer Ulster -Secratory
Mary Meyer
Emma Retche
Honora
Valutetorins
Vera Trandall
Mollie Whitman
Paul Daniler
George Norman
Frederick Sholtz
Tribune Phone Number Page Delivers Local News and Ads
The page lists phone numbers for society, local, business, advertising, printing, and subscriptions sections. It serves as a contact directory and editorial resource for Tribune readers seeking information or services.
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Tribune
Sarazen Sets New Record To Win Title
American golf star Sarazen set a new record with a 283 total to win the Urah aven golf championship at Prince's course, extending an American sweep back to 1923. He led by two strokes after three rounds before finishing four ahead of rivals, with Hagen and Havers among the British contenders.
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Gene Sarazen
Long Wme
Urah Aven Golf Cham- Wanghins
Sarazen
Holden
Glayiag Che
Jones
Chase
Fade
Walter Hagen
Royal St. Georga's
Arthur Havers Vietary
Tagen
Flavera
Savezenax
Howaver
Cene
Pone
Spirit of '76 Prize Awards For Parade Entries
The Fourth of July parade awards include a Spirit of 76 prize of 20 dollars for parade spirit and entry leadership. First prize totals 85 dollars across three classes with 40 dollars per class for organizations firms and individuals. Prizes also include 16 and 10 dollars for seconds and thirds, with 5 dollars for children and 25 dollars for the largest attendance. Weld County groups listed include Daughters of American Revolution and American Legion, with new parade committee members C. G. Edwards Rev Os I Anson 0.7 Perrin and Ber Waterfield cited as organizers.
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Protrayal
Washington
Uncle Sam
Daughters of American Revelation
American Lesson
Auxifllery
American Legion
Camp Fire Girls
A Scouts
G. A. BR
Rational Guard
Weld
C. G. Edwards
Os I Anson
Perrin
Ber Waterfield
National League and American League baseball results recap
The night slate produced mixed results with the National League showing New York, Chicago, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, St Louis and Boston in action. In the American League Philadelphia beat Cleveland while New York and Detroit also posted wins, with Washington and Chicago slipping.
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Associated Presey Cluclnnael
New York
Seth
Chicago
Brooklyn
Tiapoven
Philadelphia
St Louis
Hoston
Phiadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Morrow Maid Crisis as Probe Nears in Missing Child Case
In Morrow Jersey June 0 Prosecutor George Laesehanpounced today on Violet Slyteg a maid at the Morrow home after the kidnapping of the Jainsbergh Billy Lund. The maid was questioned as part of police examination with other household staff. Milas Sharp was to be questioned with We kidnapling of jie Lingbargly bus. The infant remains missing and a bottle of potgan was found near the maid.
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Vantogintiss Pel Huckensick
N. J
George
Gielr
Willy
Mason Ally
Milas Sharp
Stata Nollie Sulis
Raphel Gilndy
Morrow
Lindhergh
Miss Sharp
Heavy Kansas rain damages wheat fields and rails
Turbulent rainfall across Tritwine Kis area damages wheat fields and infrastructure. Reported storms disrupt highways and rail lines near Lott Kansas as farmers assess crop losses from last week's low-pressure system.
150 Per Cent Spring Wheat Crop in Weld
Weld district reports 150 percent of normal spring wheat yield with rainfall boosting growth. Harry Kelly of Model MIlling cites good condition for winter and spring varieties, while demand and July market watch loom. Officials from Colorado Milling and Elevator inspect annual meeting after fiscal year end, listing officers.
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Weld
Wall Hava
Te Wan
Pridiy
Harry Kelly
Rieth
Kelly Card
Mir Key
Thin Fearanya
United States
Colorado Milling and Elevator Company
Graciey Thurstay
J. 14 Dower
EF. W. Itama
R. W. Kelly
CU. Leller
Rev Strahl to Arrive in Greeley June 16
Rev Strahl and his wife are scheduled to arrive in Greeley on June 16 after leaving Princeton New Jersey. He joins the First Presbyterian church as a minister and will deliver his first sermon January 19. Local notices also report the death of Wyatt Stith 83 at his daughter's home, with coroner Dr J A Womver investigating.
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Rev. Strahl
Greeley
Letlarwhitch
W. TK
Altama
First Presbyterian Church
Willard
Strant
Princeton
N. J
Strahl
Princeton University
Department of Philosophy
de Tha Ban
Hugh Creswell
Wyatt Stith
Myra
Thomas Smith
Berthoud
J. A. Wom Ver
Ureeley
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Herptolh Lancaster
Lancaster
Volo
Mary Itler
Mrs. Mee
Beverly Jagan
Plang Sala
Marian Lan
Mia
Margeret Bier
Alf Bichon
Aadeline Rowelo
Jayne Chelps
Diva
J. A. Phelne
Bevery Dagan
Fer Auno
Min
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Toutes Valley
Ark
Mt. Melday
Srgar
Steeley
Seley
Jol Walters
J. C. Ivan
Wee
Alriklig Iva
Ivan
Loudaanz
Aidalph of
Polion Court
Ruth King
Lorene Kidd
E. A. Cross
Allied Patriotic Groups
Visibora
Granis Svring
Republic
Harry Eaton
Eatonite
Walt
Associated Press
Danger
W. D. Nutt
Caliparate Penitentiary
Robert W. Steele
Shale
Tom Shale
Wita
Spirit of
Violet Sharp
Lindbergh
Kansas
Tito
Dimareter Steack
Eha
Lott
Kas
Tribupe
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