Eight Army Crew Die In Bomber Crash Near Delayan
An Army bomber crashed near Delayan, killing eight crew members. The aircraft, bound from Chanute to Denver, reportedly split apart after impact on a farm. Parachutes opened for three men, two others attempted to bail out but could not deploy. The dead include Captain Richard B. Reeve and First Lieutenant Norman Ives, among others. Investigators from Chanute and local authorities are reviewing the scene and identifying the wreckage.
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Associated Prusa
Delayan
Ant Electtion
Enon
Here
Carey Youle
IL Strick Earih
Terrfin
Nelson A. ‘Wright
Taxewell County
Wright
Chanute Army Field
Renwai
Denver
Cola
Chanute
Chanute Tela
Investigatora
Flesra
Jeri Chanute
Lowry Field
Rauline
Richard B. Reeve
Waunaked
Wis
Norman ‘Hh, Ives
Los Angeles
Thomas Laughen
Galverston
Tex
Story Sargeant
Edward FP. Murah
William FH. Horaley
Philip J. Truitt
Privata
Max W. Myser
George L. Hunteman
Democrats sweep in Kinston primary despite light GOP turnout
Teo of Kinston reports that more than 4900 Democrats voted in Saturday's Democratic primary. Two Republicans, H Philling and Loury Camerons, each won one Fors for the Republican nomination for former office, amid a sparse GOP showing.
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Kinston
N. C
Democratic Primonary
H. ©. Philling
Loury Camerons
McSpaden Leads Open Tourney With 67 In Denver
Harold McSpaden the Winchester club pro from Boston shot 67 to take a two stroke lead in the United States Open at Cherry Hills. Jimny Hines trails at 146 after a 76 today, while Byron Nelson and Denny Shute climb with 148. The event featured an electric outward 21 tied by Harry Cooper to a tournament record, with McSpaden finishing strong on the tougher back nine.
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Denver
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Winchester Club
Boston
Cherry Hilla
Hila
Jimny Hines
New York
Harry Cooper
Chicago
McSpaden
McSpoden
Gene Saragyn
Byron Nelcod
Keating
Denny Shute
Rector
Victor Ghexzi
Stanley Kerles
Santa Montes
Galtz
Bobby
Cruickshank
Hichmond
Peul Runyan
White Plaine
Byron Nelson
Readjing
Coast Sheriff Chases Alleged Forger Across States
Deputy W. Lathrum of Riveredge California arrived in Greeley on the Pony Express to recite D. D. Stith a Riverside plumber jailed on a Riverside warrant for forgery. Smith, said to have forged a $3 Humbing Co endorsement, left Riverside a year ago and worked near Estes Park. Labrum touted road camps as effective for less serious offenders.
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W. Lathrum
Riveredge
Calif
Greeley
Pony Express
D. D. Stith
Riverside
Estes Park
Gresley
Labrum
Denver
Smith
California
Riverside County
Mountine
Turerside
Ute
Mrs Grace Hasenkamp Sues for Divorce in County Court
Grace B Hasenkamp files for divorce from Charles Hasenkamp alleging cruelty after three years of marriage at Golden. She seeks $40 monthly alimony plus costs and $150 attorney fees. furniture removal and threats cited. Judge Strong orders return of furniture and restraining order pending outcome. attorney is John C Nixon.
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Grace B. Hasenkamp
Charles Hasenkamp
LaSalle ‘Groter
Hasenkamp
Golden
Lo Ning
Hagband
Grocary
California
Robert G. Strong
C. H. Boulter
Hasenhkwmp
John C. Nixon
Dlainitt
Dirverea
DNO
Roy R. Pearson
Greeley
Strong
George Ernest
Glen Haven
Sue
Willam I. Dukes
Drunkenness Fines In Local Court Two Men Fined Heavy
Police Judge Lewis chastised Bronson and Vern Mirabell for drunkenness and disturbance. Bronson faced 62 days in jail for nonpayment after a $101.56 fine. Mirabell received 24 days for default. Clyde Summers and Roy Yoat paid fines for assault and disturbance. Fort Lupton cases included Murry and Rosgiciana fined for reckless driving. Odd Fellows Memorial services announced for June 12 at Park Congregational church.
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BE. Lewis
Gresley
Bronson
Vern Mirabell
Sixth Street
Lewis
Leaned Bronson
Mitchall
Clyde Summers
Tenth Street
Roy Yoat
Justice Court
Howard Murry
Fort Lupton
Rosgiciana
Odd Fellows
al Dhauches
The
Park Cohgregassional Church
Ford sedan theft report leads to recovery in Denver
A Ford sedan stolen recently at Beighton from P. C. Adrian of Johnstown was recovered in Denver Thursday night along with three occupants being returned to Brighton for trial. George Hahn of eight miles east of Groyer reported a fence and pasta fluid theft from his ranch. deputies were asked to investigate.
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Ford
Beighton
P. C. Adrian
Johnstown
Denver
Brighton
Tural
George Hahn
Qroyer
Shariff
Watches Stolen From Rooms at Martin Hotel
Two gold watches and cash were taken from rooms at the Martin Hotel early Friday morning by a sneak thief who entered through unlocked doors. Victims include Roy J. Randall, state highway engineer, who lost a 21 jewel Higin watch and $16, and F W Jackson of Denver, a grocery salesman, who lost a 21 jewel Hamilton watch and $14. Police suspect the theft occurred around 4 am as occupants slept, the burglar counting on guests not waking.
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Martin Hotel
Yin
Roy J. Randall
Greeley
F. W. Jackson
South Yorke Street
Denvey
Hamilton
J P Morgan Goes Candid At Gooper College Cloakroom
J P Morgan, the 70 year old financier, spoke candidly after commencement exercises at Cooper Union Polytechnic Institute in New York. He quipped about business and politics and offered a rare interview near the spot where Lincoln once spoke. Meanwhile Rocky Mountain fishermen report high waters and deep snowdrifts delaying catches across several counties as rivers run high and muddy.
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Toaoulning
Reesey
New York
John Pierpont Morgan
International Enineler
Priday Ag
Wnlon
Polytechnic
Abraham Lincoln
Morgan
Oie
Rocky Mountain Region
Dougas
Jeferson
Jackson Counies
Altho
Walsh To Rule On Motion In Eavesdropping Case
Denver judge Joseph J. Walsh announced he would rule the next day on a motion to set aside the caury action against three men connected to a case involving microphones hidden in Governor Teller Ammony's office. The defendants, Ellia, Gilmore, and Sweet, were convicted January 24 on an eavesdropping charge, with defense counsel arguing the verdict rested on nuisance grounds and that the defendants believed they were innocent when testifying before the grand jury. A similar line of argument recently led to dismissals of bribery indictments against Clifford and five state legislators.
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Denver
Matriel
Joseph J. Walsh
Threaanen
Teller
Bil H. Ellia
Jack Gilmore
Walden B. Sweet
Hespaper
Max TD. Melville
Philip Hornbein
Denald P. Clifford
Wallace Cuts Sugar Imports and Quotas Revised
Secretary Wallace announced a reduction in domestic and import sugar quotas to 0.780 million short tons raw value, reallocating output across major regions including Domestic beet and cane sugar, Hewali, Porto Rico, and foreign countries. The move aims to bolster falling sugar prices by trimming supply. Welfare board member Ray B. Davis died of heart disease in Colorado Springs, Wyoming, today.
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Washington
Wallace
Mme
Agricirlical Department
Hewali
Porto Rico
Virgin Islands
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Welfare Board
Dloe
Colorado Springs
Ray BE
Davis
State Welfare Board
Wyo
Weather Overview for Colorado and Wyoming
Colorado sees partly cloudy skies in the west with Friday night and Saturday showers. Temperatures show little change through the period. Wyoming reports partly cloudy conditions Friday night and Saturday with showers likely in the far southeast, warmer in the far northwest. Saturday’s outlook calls for 24 hour highs around 88 and lows near 49.
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Colorado
Enat
Wyoming
Weat
Colorado educator honors Oscar Littlaten Chayman with honorary degree
Oscar Littlaten Chayman received the honorary doctor of laws at the Colorado State College of Education spring convocation. He urged defense of press freedom and religious liberty amid threats to democracy, following a career as a Denver lawyer and later national party figure. The ceremony drew 600 graduates and numerous officials, with special awards to philosophy graduates Jesse Craft and Andrew Ogle.
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Oscar Littletor
Chapman
Ansistant Secretary of the Interior
Colorado State College of Education
Oscar Littlaten Chayman
George Willard Frasier
Colorado
Denver
Greeley
Chhapnim
Harry Y. Kepner
Sumner
Jesse Herman Craft
Redfield
Andrew Pletcher Ogle
Portales
N. M
Greeley High School
The
Nigh School
Inter Weld County
H. Lawrence Minkley
Board of Trustees
Winfield D. Armentrout
Frederick L. Whitney
Frasier
Oliver M. Dichersah
Henry ‘Drustman Ginsburg
A. F. Zimmerman
Edna Heyday
Arthur Fendersom
Ruth Wieder
Argilla Terrell
Dr. Chapman
Summer Term Tribune Out June 20 for CSC Students
The Triana will publish a special summer term issue on Monday June 20 with news features pictures and ads aimed at CSC summer students. Copies will be distributed after the compulsory convocation at Ouster Hall that evening. Dr George W Frasier will introduce the summer generation plans and attendance is expected to top 2600.
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CSC
Florida Man McCall Kidnap Plot Ends in Trial and Death
McCall, a young married man once prominent in the hunt for justice, confessed to abducting and killing 54-year-old Franklin Pierce in Florida to obtain a $10,000 ransom. All but $5 of the blood money has been recovered. Florida authorities plan a quick trial and execution by electric chair, with precautions to prevent mob action as the case heads to court.
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Franklin Pierce
Jimmie Cash
McCall
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Imen
Florida
Associated Press
President Roosevelt to Visit Colorado in July
President Roosevelt plans a trip through Colorado in July on a tour to California. He is not expected to publicly endorse any senatorial candidate before the state primary. Delegates and leaders hope a quiet, indirect nod may occur if favorable.
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Colorado
Denver
Roosevelt
Pueblo
Washington
California
Benjamin ¢. Hillerd
State Supreme Court
Alva BR. Adams
Adams
Hilliard
Helata
Marty
Mazlatin
Roos
National Capital
Marriott
Roosevalt
Barnley
White House
Covington
Roogevelt
Port Worths
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Tex
Colo
Royal ‘Gorge
Utah
Nevada
Army Major's Wife Slain. Husband Arrested at Fort Benning
At Fort Benning Georgia on June 18 federal and military investigators probed the fatal injuries to Major Joh R Braglie’s wife Mrs Brooke a prominent social figure at the post. She was found dead in the Brooke home from blows to the head with a stairfall cause initially suspected. Major Brooke a Texas native remained under guard in the post hospital as authorities from federal agents the U S district attorney and military officers compiled evidence. Colonel and Mrs William Brooke the couple’s parents were en route from Texas and Braglie’s status was described as shocked. A separate note announced a daily vacation bible school at Indiana Lutheran Church from June 13 to June 24 for children ages 4 to 13.
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Fort Benning
Joh R. Braglie
United States District, Attorney's Office
Brooke
Ase i. Singleton
Algo
Wystalla
Brook
Wilam Brooke
Texas
Hoover Says Case Solved Prisoner Had No Accomplice
Miami reports that Franklin Pierce McCall confessed to kidnapping and killing five year old James Bailey Cash Jr. He claimed sole responsibility, detailing the ransom, the toy theft, and the disposal of the body. Authorities say McCall acted alone, with notes left for the victim’s father and money recovered from multiple hiding spots. The case prompted anticipated indictments and a speedy trial, with the death penalty possible in this state.
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Associated Preps
Miami
Franke
Pierca Metall
James Bailey Cash Jr
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
Sid
Idgay Heayer
Franklin Pierce WeCall
James Hailey Cashey
McCall
Franklin Pierte McCall
James Bailey Gaah Jr
George A. Worley
Worley
St. McCall
Ndow
Joseph Hillard
1Wllard
Ibis
Dons
MeGall
Wite
McGall
North Florida
Pringston
Aie Place
Hopyex
Lexplain
Sid McGall
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State Highway Department
Garner Brothers Construction Company
Longmont
Warle
Stat Goon
Indiannel Lutheran Church
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