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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
11
In Llanos at Tench Hoi the systamor quarter, June 16, phase Wiskilog. Applicants must register for examinations, with fifty enrollments required. Beginners swim every Monday, advanced students may apply after passing a physical exam. a $5 fee applies.
A fragmented account discusses stellar temperatures from 1,000 to 20,000,000 degrees and radiation in the sun. It references Eddington, atom speeds, and how matter behaves under extreme heat, plus a stray note about a 19th century idea to import reindeer to aid food supply in Alaska and Siberia, with related trade concerns.
The report notes wheat futures barely above twelve dollars per bushel amid fluctuating prices this week. It cites Southwest regional harvests and domestic demand shifts as influences on the price, with details on price controls and market activity continuing through the week.
Chicago clamor for action grows after the murder of Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Police and city officials face criticism as leaders of churches and civic groups call for a mass meeting. Police say few arrested are gangsters, while commissions vow a crime cleanup and a council push to investigate the police department.
British air force bombed positions of the Haji of Turang zal in Peshawar with heavy casualties reported on the rebel side. The Haji's son reportedly moved from a cave shelter east of Senauliah after shelling. In Bombay, June 12, eight hundred nationalist volunteers won a technical victory over police, then held a mourning parade under martial law in Sholapur after delays. Simla, June 13, sentences were imposed on 17 Garhwal Rifles for disobeying orders during Peshawar disturbances with transportations and imprisonments ranging from light to ten years.
A special showing of Sowney's ei the great war play by R O Sheritt will be at the Sterling theater Thursday presented by manager Harry Ashton. A small audience of guests remained to view this play after the feature The Devil's Hultlay to which they were invited by management.
New York scientist argues for larger passenger planes to improve comfort and speed. Porter and Bristol report to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that 80-40 horsepower per passenger is the economical minimum, suggesting 60 to 100 HP per person may be required. Also notes a wire photo apparatus and an alarm clock phonograph set for the bedroom.
A Russian expert on farming discussed social and economic life in Russia, noting large family sizes, low savings, and state ownership. He described education expansion, Russia’s grain export plans, and potential competition with U.S. agriculture. He also commented on American irrigation plans and farmland impressions.
Camp Dunraven hosts 47 Camp Fire Girls this week with groups from Fort Lupton Severance Longmont Fort Morgan and Estes Park under leaders Norma Hardenbergh Jo Barthald Hovde and Gladys Laing. Donations funded rugs a heater and a septic tank while Northern Park residents are invited to help equip the camp for district girls. no profit is sought and support will depend on community goodwill.
Two inmates, Richard Extmonds and another known as Rateliffe, faced electric chairs. Officials read an order delaying their executions. Rateliffe died after two initial shocks, with a final third shock. Extmonds also died after multiple shocks. Witnesses recalled a calm, solemn atmosphere as the executions proceeded.
Warden Gama reports three inmates showed no fervor at mercy pleas while Williams, Keller, and Grigsby expressed readiness to meet God. Governor Weyburn delayed clemency amid new evidence and statements from witnesses, as Ratcliffe and Nuge cases unfold. Ratcliffe admitted concern over insanity defense, while Williams faced earlier Louisville robbery charges and Porter’s gas station killing.
Funeral services are set for 2 30 Sunday at Macy chapel with interment at Linn Grove. Also planned are services for Hanford Gooper at Plerea church at 2 40 Sunday afternoon, interment at Linn Grove, with Macy's in charge. G H Teller remains critically ill after a week of poor health. his daughter Miss Mar ee Yoller, a State University student, will return home Friday.
A plaster counterfeit mold for silver dollars was found near the electric plant by the penitentiary. Convict Tay Liat faces past counterfeiting links, guard G. W. Morris is dismissed amid escape probes. Authorities interview guards as two inmates remain at large, with discarded striped pants found near the walls. Death row four await execution under new precautionary razor rules.
N M Rogwaell from Creoles stated two hitch hikers robbed him of his car, $180 in cash, and a TV near Roswell. He was knocked unconscious, found by another motorist, and brought to hospital with head injuries. The Horton family contacted authorities after the incident.
Helen Moody of the United States defeated Joan Fry of England in the opening Wightman Cup match at Wimbledon. Moody, a California star, dominated the opener, delivering a strong service game and decisive groundstrokes to win in straight sets. The U.S. leads the seven-match series, with three contests scheduled for today and four for tomorrow.
The City Council of Gracey will accept sealed bids for a confectionary and refreshment booth at Island Grove Park for the season of 1330 with a 320 fee for July 4th. Bids may be rejected at the committee's discretion. Sealed bids due by 7:30 p.m. Tuesday June 17.
Harold Trealer of Greeley was chosen regional vice president at the four day State Christian Endeavor union meeting concluding on Christ day. Paul Anderact of Creeley and Harriet Robertson attended from the local First Christian church. Mrs. WD Balcom led a 15 member junior group and Missy Haggard spoke at the junior session with Mrs. Moward Beattie named an orator of Mo junior wart.
Clark Hamilton of the City Park Municipal golf course spoke at Grenley Century Club guest dinner detailing proper golf and common mistakes. Attendees included Harvy Farr and J. M. Petra Aleo Apoka, with seating for about 112 guests in attendance.
Mrs Fred L Ash of Julesburg Colorado welcomed a daughter on June 10. The mother formerly known as Miss Trane Laren.
An old Kellogg advertisement touts Mellogg's All-Bran as a safe, effective remedy for constipation. It claims two tablespoonfuls daily prevent and relieve blockages, improve blood iron, and provide ready-to-eat options with milk, fruit, or honey.
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