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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1935
Page
6
Washington and Salt Lake figures link William Mahan and Marian Waley with the Weyerhaeuser kidnapping. Federal agents report arrests and confessions, detailing cash drops and car sightings as investigations run across Montana Utah and Washington.
City officials plan to work with Governor Ed 5 to secure Kentucky's share of sales tax revenue for pension funds. The move aims to boost funds for pensions and ensure state support aligns with local needs.
Prosecutors in Pierce County Washington sought the death penalty for two kidnapping suspects Water and his younger co defendant. The pair faces extradition questions as authorities confirm a confession linked to a child abduction in downtown Seattle. George A Malienbeck dies in Berthoud.
The trial of Ben Laska and co defendant Janes C. Mathers commences in Oklahoma City. Prosecutors allege a ransom plot tied to a $20,000 scheme and the kidnapping case unfolds with jury selection underway.
The University of Colorado held commencement Monday conferring 514 degrees including bachelor and honorary distinctions. Dean Tagera urged graduates to use knowledge to question, resist, and analyze ideas while serving as stewards of learning amid a Christian democratic ideal. President Norlin framed the era as a battle between Christian brotherhood and barbarous force, urging peace and reason over war.
Three more bodies were recovered in Nebraska as flood devastation continued along the Republican River. Workers found Davis, 61, of Repkelman, near Tenkelman, and the bodies of Herman Poche and Chester Shultz, 46, of Oxford, near Carter. Mrs. Buchan Paxband was rescued amid ongoing search efforts.
Washington June 10 The host notes the NEA plan will not trigger a panic or broad business decline. Economists say many claims are exaggerated and the aim is to predict changes in key sectors including energy pricing hours and wages without alarming the industry.
Snowmelt in the Lip high Maehy Mountain ranges pushed a large flow into Colorado irrigation ditches and reservoirs. River engineers reported streams exceeding capacity. Poudre and North Poudre channels carried increased water as lakes refilled. Total stream flow near 3100 cubic feet per second, with record highs anticipated for May. Transstanstate and other diversions supplied portions of the Colorado river. Page note indicates continuation on Page 8.
E K McMillen longtime Eaton Railway Agent died after fainting at a district event in Denver May 28 at Mercy Hospital. He served ten years at Eaton and was secretary of the Eaton Rotary Club. Survived by wife Norma a daughter May and a son Trahort. Funeral Tuesday at the Congregational Church Malo conducted by Rev Gourse F Tripp. interment Love Jam cemetery. Armstrong Mortuary of Eaton in charge.
Local buyers purchase Spring wheat Sie HLT and Winter wheat Oats Age Barley, Michigan Whites Pinto Beans from farmers on Saturday, June 19. The listing notes payment terms and expected grain grades for the Michigan area.
F M Harter of Route One Keenesburg Colorado bought the first reserved seat for the 1935 Greeley Rodeo. Harter a former Fair board member has traveled widely to fairs and rodeos and predicts the Greeley event will be the best yet with no admission charge visible to viewers outside the grounds.
Governor Ed C Johnson proclaims June 15 as Better Housing Day under a national program to boost new model homes. Plans call for FHA insured loans and twenty homes to be built in Colorado with locations including Denver Fort Collins Durango and Pueblo among others.
Representatives of Paraguay and Nollecs met under a neutral U.S. mediator to sign a provisional peace accord after a three year conflict in the Grand Chien wilderness. Formal submissions were sent to Ascupsion and Tat Pax with immediate approval anticipated.
Plan to span Sam and the Tree creeks east of Greeley was developed Monday by Weld County commissioners. The project would create a long elevated path in Greenley to allow access during floods, preventing isolation of northeast Greeley residents. Denver lawmakers and local officials discussed the proposal, noted for its potential to improve safety and transport.
A draft convention in Springfiotd Wy centers on preserving the constitution as a GOP issue. Delegates discuss state unity and party strategy, with references to Lincoln and Roosevelt, and debate on federal government powers and tariffs shaping the platform.
Weld County education officials plan a broader summer program with extended literacy and general courses. Details call for attendance at Wednesday meetings to finalize teaching personnel and locations, as several months of planning precede the term.
Reports indicate Cameron Pass remains closed to auto traffic due to fresh snow and silt issues. Local crews and Port Collins officials are coordinating with North Park travel advisories ahead of a mid June deadline.
Denver speakers will address a dry meet in Greeley tonight at the district courtroom. They plan to discuss the upcoming local option election and advocate for dry measures, outlining their preelection campaign.
The Sonn nit Reed company holdup suspect, Blauer, could not identify the bandit. TL was released without charge as the district attorney’s office considered filing without further evidence.
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