Dynamite Destroyed in Bonus Camp Incident
Washington Titus reports a blast at a Bonus Camp where dynamite was destroyed. police indicate possible communist links among veterans amid large occupation contingents. Registration at watermission camps rose to 12,093 as officials moved gear and supplies to other camps. residents complained of chilly weather and scarce drink protection.
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Washington
Pelleo
Polica
nettylUoa
Watarmison
Anncastle
Congress
Meno
Ligeno Command
Theyll Never Question Me Again Maid Cried
A maid's hysterical exclamation is linked to Violet Sharpe a Jersey City suspect in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The note describes Myra Morrows associates planning, a poison-ghost scene, and a police interrogation that ends with the maid's death ruled a suicide.
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Idu
Violet Sharpe
Ernest Hrinkert
Cab Delver
Col
Charles A Lindberg
Hayy Walsh
Jersey City
Coor
Walsh
Plate Police Mindional Alpine
Guizding
Myra Morrow
Anywing
Emily S Cermalian
Thora
Col. Jaudbergit
Polles
Gtel
Aken
Englewood
Rapnant Anthlody
Hergen
Mahta
Trinidad Man Slain at Taos Camp Ground
In Taos New Mexico a Trinidad man Juan Carey, 22, employed by the Trinidad Cole Fruit company, was shot at a campground. A woman claimed to be his wife was detained for investigation as residents recalled a quarrel and a shot heard. Carey was struck in the left side and exited under the right arm. Powder burns were noted at the entry point. An inquest was ordered by the coroner.
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Preest
Taos
N. M. Juan
Jan Carey
Delvar
Trinidad, Cole, Fruit Company
Wight
Wonan
Iis
Carey
Experts say too late to spray trees in Greeley
A city hall meeting led by Sam G. Bie Campbell and Fort Collins experts examined tree pests including leaf eating insects and four scale species. They warned spraying now is largely ineffective. recommends a capable municipal spray unit for future seasons and private spraying for select trees, noting Windsor and Greeley face rising infestations and recent frost deaths.
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Traen
Cornell Bridoy
Sam G. Bie Campbell
Coloyoo Agricultural College
Sumpaon
Weld
Carlatonson
George P. Strubel
Je. Barber
Sonaidor
Ami Street
William Welal
My. McCamphbell
Fort Colling
Denver
Colorado
Colling
Oyater Ebell
Fort Collay
Ney
Ile
Sleare
McCampbell
Greeley
Windsor
St Wan
Weld Farmers Lead State in Planting Over 10 000 Trees
Weld county farmers distributed over 10 000 trees as part of a state wide planting effort led by State Forester W J Morrill. The spring total reached 112 000 trees across 572 farms, compared with 16 000 last year. The report notes yellow pine and chinegea alm among top species and highlights the involvement of local improvement associations and a University extension service.
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Weld
W. J. Morrill
Life Department
Vets Rally Aims to swell Washington veterans roster
Washington leaders of the home demanding veterans seek to recruit 60,000, with about 10,000 camped in a capital awaiting Congress. Walter Waters of Portland chairs the effort, dispatching recruiting officers to key cities like Philadelphia. Health concerns prompt a hospital and dispensary setup at a Marine Corps Reserve armory as food shortages loom and a bonus bill agenda moves slowly through Congress with likely Monday action.
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Associated Press
Washington
Epidontea
Eunion
Driya
Congress
Walter $V
Waters
Portland
Regan
Verielal
Marine Corps Reserve
Fort Foote
Maryland
Charlea
Songhitn
Shorn Lamb In Market Rigging Highlighted In Hearing
Washington rumors of a stock squeeze are aired as Ernest Stirn testifies about a short selling scheme tied to RadioKell-Gephaum and Table Corporation. Norbeck signals further hearings, detailing insider actions from 1931.
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Washington
Senate
New York Stock Exchange
Norbeck
South Dakota
Ehatronn
Banking Committee
Heine It
Wis
Ernest W. Stirn
Allwarker
University of Milwaukee
Stirn
Wiliam J. Morgan
Wisconsin
Annecze
RadioKelth-Gephaum
Yemalt Chat Tabie Corporation
America
Lamb
Morgan
Michael
Meehan
Waldo Heads to Republican Convention from Colorado
Waldo of Waldo County heads to the National Republican Convention in Chicago as a delegate from Colorado. Greeley leaders J Ir Woolf Sr also to attend, journeying home from a trip to Indiana. Fort Collins golfers visit Greeley Sunday for a friendly match and dinner after play.
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Wald County
Chigage Lott la Salle
I. D. Wali, Ir
Greeley
Colorado
J. Ir, Woolf,Sr
Gresley
Toulé
Indiana
Fort Collins
Fort Colling Club
Debt Funding Agreements Signed In Washington
The treasury announced that agreements with four European countries including France provide for funding over a 10 year period totaling $39,862,000 postponed by the Hoover moratorium. Farm relief measures and the McNary farm bill are noted as Senate action today.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Hoover Moratorian
New Education Called for Vast Civic Transformation
A speech argues for a new education to meet modern demands. The speaker envisions a teacher who is scholar and leader, with broad general education and cultural refinement. He warns of budget cuts but predicts rising education spending and an era of adult education and national renewal.
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Axa
Teachiag
Sitet
Ben Acholar
Sovla Foren
Flo
Gachalie
Hong
Fle
Jaud
Antic
Fealien Achanl
Newton Ad. Tororrow
Maid's Sister Denies Kidnapping Information
Edna Sharpe denies any knowledge of the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. She says Violet, her sister, knew nothing about it and notes that Violet was stressed by police questioning after the disappearance. Sharpe explains she left Englewood for Beentam to stay with her parents.
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Changelall
Stourboyides
Ene
Edna Sharpe
Violet
Witcide
Englewood
N. Ft
Tony Utdt
Lindwergh
Aha
Beentam
Laho
Mr. Macdow
Moyraws
New York
Utolen Vietel
Siw
Fall River Pass road officially opens for summer travel
The Bull River Pass Continental Divide corridor opens as road work continues in Fall River Pass area. George Camp, Rocky Mountain NP road chief, says drainage and conditioning are underway with official opening planned for next Wednesday. Traffic will then reach Estes Park and Grand Lake via the new route with limited access at Fall River and Milner Pass until drained.
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Gates Park
Bull River Pass
Continental Divide
George We Camp
Rocky Mountain National Park
Fall River Pass
Mr. Camp
Grand Lake
Bates Park
Fall River
Milner Pass
Wnetl EL
Estes Park
Trail Ridge Road
America
Opin
Thia Tranamanatain
Thia Road
Estes Park Village
Fat River Pass
Markets Describe Weekly Livestock Prices Across Regions
The report lists week’s livestock trading figures with mixed results. Cattle and yearlings show gains in some categories while sheep and hogs ease. Prices vary by market from Tioga to Denver, with top quotes in the mid 6 dollar range for steers and lambs and lighter bids for hogs and calves.
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Enies
Kailad
Prremea
Welxita Rominally
Levi
Omaln
Sue W
Cattis
Ealves Aone
Atendy
Nino Thelfers
Uolly
Fehleher
Venturs
Severnl Londy
Tioga
Steaty
Uhipnor
Nacker Toy
Nowa
Elilijesa Vought
Sheen
Wosk
Ted
Kansas Cis
Geneilny
Deiter
Joe
Searlinga
Noite
Ogerty
Inmlia
Colamon
Imediam
Owen
Heavy infestation of worms in South Weld area
A heavy infestation of alfalfa web worms has invaded Southwear Weld and surrounding towns. Fort Lapton area reports the most damage with reports of multiple worm sightings and early crops affected. Grasshopper control efforts slowed as farmers await alfaliate harvest. A medical center project at Loulat anu state university is noted as $2,160,000.
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South Weld
Southwear
WT. H. Shopeon
Fort Lapton
Muird
Johnstown
Fort Lupton
Ame
Loulatanu State University
Notice to Greeley Subscribers Ill bring Tribune upon request
Greeley subscribers are instructed to call between 5 and 7 PM if a Tribune is missed and a replacement copy will be delivered. A special carrier departs the office at 7 o'clock each day.
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Greeley
Tribune
Chamber of Coipmerce
Corner Posts Set at Niles Well in Weld County
Reports from Greasenoon field in Weld County describe corner posts set at the Niles well with a derrick erected though work paused awaiting supplies. The Ohio Company’s Loony Bullere might be up around May 20, with drilling in the Anthea district continuing below 5,500 feet and Buckingham road cleared for access after repairs. Local note: husband of a farmer’s daughter, Mrs Ble Shold of Gree, is missing.
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Nileg
Greasenoon Teld
Weld
Derrick Wren
Ohio Oompany
Bullere Watt
Tyne
Sodla
Pintie Valley Patterson
Davies
Tin Jobert
Patterson Aistle
Isivrela
Ta Anthea
Raymer
Buckinglau
Buckingham
Casror Tate
Blea Shold
Gree
Jey
Death of Her Sondiing Rott Bolt and a Frock Story
The report notes the passing of a local figure, with references to family and friends in Grestoy, and recalls social ties. A fashion item describes a Washington net club dress in bottle-tay chiffon with lace and buttoned cuffs, while another brief mentions an emergency relief fund and a Columbia supply bill awaiting Senate action.
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Dimon
Dale
Wiel
Washington
N. Erick
F. Johnson
D. G
Columbia
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