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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
5
A chaotic Republican convention preview reports factions debating a Hoover Cur t ticket while Curtis and Long plotting. Delegates face a split path with few clear promises of harmony as open nominating battles loom and Ogden Mills Purnell questioned. The scene centers on the fight over the platform in Chicago with leading figures jockeying for leverage amid party unity hopes.
District court filing initiates two injunction suits over storage waters of the South Platte river. State engineer G Hinderlidher and the Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation company, owners of the Milton and Burr Lake syntomis, are named defendants amid a dispute on irrigation rights and flood control in Morgan County.
Hail on Sunday caused crop damage over a narrow stretch about two miles long from Jono south to with two miles of Fort Lupton, as word from Greeley notes. Lupton attorney Herman B. Crist cited large farms northeast of Fort Lupton as affected. Fort Lupton auger factory officials said area checks not finished but damage appears extensive. Weary rainfall reported in Hudson area as residents describe Sunday's storm.
Representatives forecast a dry stand on the platform as Hoover faces renewed calls to retain the amendment or adopt a compromise. James R. Gilard leads a revelations committee seeking union and quiet talks amid party divisions. Nicholas Murray Butler arrived urging a shift to override past resolutions in favor of reform.
The Washington bicentennial committee urges city residents and organizations to support a July Fourth parade and related events spanning from Washington's Birthday February 23, 1932 to Thanksgiving November 24, 1992. Led by Mayor W. Ander von and Dir. George Horns, the effort seeks broad civic participation to honor George Washington and promote unity across churches schools clubs and communities.
Violet Sharpe death probe stirs British labor MPs to seek U S representations. New Jersey police face censure over questioning tactics as officials defend actions. The Lindbergh kidnapping context colors inquiries, with Parliament considering diplomatic pressure while authorities shift from circumstantial theories and focus on alibis and associates.
Edward F. Nelson reports McDonald of Leadville will head Colorado’s delegation to the Chicago convention after arrival. Denver’s Willan Tledges is assigned to the convention rules committee and state spokesmen. former US Senator Lawrenca Philips and Mrs J E Hillian named for national committees. Colorado aims to push restoration of silver and liquor issues, with notable debate among delegates including Mrs Lillian Knox and Mrs Anna Anderson.
A morning report states Foster Lumber Co at Hudson was robbed overnight. Thief entered through a door, unlocked a desk, and looted about 31 dollars hidden among books and under a typewriter. The clerk or manager described the scene as a hurried theft.
Nat Wiseman about 73 of 1212 Eighth Avenue was struck by an auto driven by Miss Schroeder at 418 Nineteenth Avenue between 1 and 2 o'clock Bridgy a Florist at Fifth Street and Eloyedh Avenue. He was knocked down and suffered injuries but not severely hurt. Schroeder said she slowed to allow the pedestrian to cross but when he stepped, the collision occurred. Schroeder then drove into the curb to avert further harm.
Aboard the Circle Shell a 31 year old Newark plane operator Felix Slausner was rescued after drifting for days in the Atlantic about 600 miles off Portugal. Captain Wilson reported he could not give a coherent account but was recovering aboard. The plane tail only remained above water as salvage efforts continued. Denver eyes a municipal prison farm as a new project for city leaders and Mayor DeGette to review.
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The House voted to call up the 2.4 billion dollar cash bonus payment bill for formal consideration amid a crowded chamber of veterans and supporters. Leaders aimed to push for a vote as Senate factions weigh veto risk from President Hoover, with a 226 to 175 tally on the motion to bring the bill to the floor.
The House approved an amended revenue bill to tax excise on purchases traded for but not delivered, with delivery after June 21, to curb large orders. Sponsored by Democrat Crisp of Georgia, the measure aims to avert about 60 million dollars in losses from original excise tax projections.
Rev Willan Strauch, once a German Congregational missionary in Argentina for five years, lectured at St Paul’s Church on Sunday. He discussed current Argentine missions and broader religious issues. Strauch, formerly pastor in Port Collins, has been in the U S about three weeks since returning and recently visited Windsor.
Denver June 12 David D Wright Jo and his wife Dorothy escaped with minor injuries after their car smashed into a steel cable and railing, detaching three rock plates and tumbling 300 feet. Wright broke his right leg. Mrs Wright had only bruises. They were taken to Mercy General Hospital. Cause undetermined. Sheriff suspects Wright lost control near a curve. Chester Di Paolo and Frederick arrested, charged with felonies.
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