Aldermen Reject Liquor Store Proposal in Greeley
Greeley Aldermen unanimously denied an application by atlas of So P Norton to operate a Wynor liquor store on Eighth Avenue Gracey. The vote and ensuing discussion touched on city taxation and legal grounds, with potential further action by Union Colony Company affiliates and concerned property owners.
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Atlas of
So P. Norton
Wynor
Avenuue
Gracey
Greeleywell
Leo 1
Carrel Aso
Demand at College Explained Amid Unprecedented Home Shortage
The article notes high demand for new homes among married couples during the summer season, with a limited supply still available. Georga W. Frasier mentions Jay morriis, while the Triwupa erroneous Festerday chub indicates leases were filed and rentals are being used despite inquiries.
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Georga W. Frasier
Secretary says no secret in Bader crash tale
An official stated that Willem Bader of the subway company had no hidden motive in the Mangaupy mountain air crash. The DuPont firm and ten bidders for a navy project were examined for possible links, but no secret was found.
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Jone
Resa
Willem Bader
Sibway Company
Swanson
Cabiaa DuPont Company
Setrutary
Greeley Frontier Days Rodeo Announces Featuring Trophy Show
Preparations for the Greeley Frontier Days Rodeo highlight a trophy show and racing program. Promoters report auditions and contests to select winners in horse and pony events at Island Grove, with bucking stock and crowd interest high after last year.
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Hile Prontier Daya Coomittes
Greeley
Frontier Days
Island Grove
Ima
Early potato crop outlook dampened by market fears
The report notes a disappointing early potato crop outlook with prices and market demand unclear. It mentions acreage reductions from last year and expectations for delayed harvests affecting supply in the region. Local growers prepare for irrigation and anticipate higher costs as weather and market conditions evolve.
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Rover
Wold
Clinton Calls Greeley Council Kangaroo Court in Clash Over Liquor
Local pharmacy owner G W Clinton accused Greeley city council of acting as a kangaroo court after voting to renew his liquor license. He claimed the action came without consultation and cited small, questionable sales figures while asserting bootlegging concerns and state board repercussions. Police were to report bootlegging findings.
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G. W. Clinton
Chutes Pharmacy
North Eleventh Avenue
Cannell
Clinton
Roy M. Lingas
Itanland
Uw Colorado Drug Company
Moro
Greeley
Gresley
Cousell
Oiere
Clifton
Wisteier
Church of Citizen
Green
Mquor
Iquor
Aris
Ung Storks
Mynor
Blahap
Carrel
Glinton
Tthe Council
State Board of Minemacy
Ollutton
Lauor
Aleman Bishop
Linton
Evans
Hia
Gtate Board of Pharmacy
Héra
Parsons
Sugar futures rise to new high on New York exchange
Sugar futures on the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange climbed to the highest level in over four years with May 193p (cents per pound) opening at 1.85. The gain follows the passage of anti inflation measures and policy actions aimed at aiding industry. Previous intraday highs dated to July and September 1923 at 1.84 cents per pound. Trading was active with prices up 1 to 4 cents.
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New York
New York Coffes and Sugar Exchange
Fones-Costigan Asgar Bi Sud
Youth 17 Crushed Foot Boarding Moving Train
Fort Lincoln youth Mike Ribor son of John Ribor was injured around 11 am Wednesday in LaSalle railroad yards while trying to mount a fast freight train. He sustained a crushed right foot and a left leg fracture and was taken to Greeley hospital where doctors expect recovery.
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Mike Ribor
Fort Linton
John Ribor
LaSalle
Ribor
Greeley Hospital
Iowas
Ife
Laramie
Rairoad Mon
Fragmented Tollywood Transcript About Tagwell and Clemency
Fragmentary text discusses Tagwell, a farmer, and clemency with a jury. Mentions a soldier returning from war and a controversial or conservative stance. Language is garbled with unclear references to money and legality aspects.
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Tollywood
Jane
Tagwell
Nlp
Ulus
Roosevelt Housing Drive Aims to Cut Building Costs
Washington reports a June plan to lower nationwide housing costs by 10 to 16 percent, boost new home building and repair old structures, and align with NRA price controls. It envisions local labor cost agreements and a government backed mortgage guarantee via HOLC and lending agencies.
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Washington
Roosnvelt
NRA
NWA
O'Connor
New York
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Bil
Liquor Store Opens in Greeley Despite License Rejection
The Livor Emporiun in Greeley opened Wednesday morning under EB Norton who moved from Evans, despite the city council denying a license. Norton plans to pursue a mandamus action to force a license. Norton hauled wines and spirits in a guarded truck and reported good business. Attorney P B Greer declined to comment on Union Colony Company’s response. A Forked statement about the Culmfield court building dispute was also noted. Epworth League to hold Island Grove park breakfast Thursday morning with gathering at 6730 Threadway Church. Transportation arrangements to be provided.
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Livor Emporiun
Greeley
Hestiquor
EB. T. Norton
Evans
Norton
County Court
Kyang
Greer
An Tal
Union Colony Company
Cuinfield Court
Epworth League
Bmfethodlal Episcopal Church
Island Grove Park
Threaday
Growth in City Playgrounds Under FERA Work Leader Reports Rise
The article notes rapid increases in playground use in Graeley, with plans to expand under FERA relief. Misa Dorothy Mutchinenn, county relief director, outlines involvement of Miss Rutcher Eyersman and twelve relief-family girls assisting. The program targets age groups 4 to 18, with activities including gym, singing, crafts, and health talks, starting this summer at Sunride Park and Lingalp Park, under supervision and a daily schedule, ending with a health and morals session.
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FERA
Gracley
Yeats
Doran Pebroy
Sunride Park
East Crowley
Misa Dorothy Mutchinenn
Webs County
G. D. Fullmer
Rutcher Eyerstray
Teach- U Or College Graduati
Yuleaburg
Eyersman
Lingalp Park
Washington Hays
Wetures Non Information
Mil Mtsa Blutekinson
Lanay
Urgsuttzer
Thag
Johnstown Man Sam Newkirk Commits Suicide at Home
The body of 80 year old Sam Newkirk of Jolnutown was found in his kitchen by family shortly after 9 p.m. He had a pistol wound to the head and a dog nearby survived. Newkirk, widower of Myrtle Newkirk, had served as town marshal for Jolnutown for ten years and was not reappointed to that post. Neighbors said he had recently faced illness and spent much of the day in his car. Coroner Richard Armstrong reported the death as a suicide. Survived by three children Myrtle, Raymond, and Atchia. brothers Charles, Austy. and other relatives.
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Jolustown
Jnan
Sam
Mr. Newkirk
Sirk
Bint
Newkirk
Myrlic Newkirk
Great Western
Raymond Newkirks
Ron
Jolnatown
Oftten
Newkltx
Thaway
About & P.m
Corayer
Richard Armstrong
Eaton
Stra Wan
Mr. Newkirk Ia
Myrtle Newkirk
Raymond Newkirk
Dolistown
New Tariff Trading Bill Takes Effect Under Roosevelt
Washington June 1. President Roosevelt argues the Administration’s Dow tariff bill. The act grants the president three years to adjust tariffs by up to 50 percent and to authorize new duties with prior nations to curb excessive tariffs. Restrictions on foreign trade are to be relaxed to revive American foreign markets.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Keenessburg Girl Dies in Gasoline Fire Accident
A 12 year old Keenesture girl, Mito Aragon, daughter of Me and Mrs Joe Aragon, died at 2:25 am Wednesday from burns sustained while attempting to start a fire with gasoline in Keenesture. Fire officials say the gasoline explosion occurred Monday night influencing the fatal injuries.
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Mito Aragon
Joe Aragon
Keenesture
Ty Or Burns
Alsp
Conservative southern Democrats push quiet opposition to new deal
In Tupwell Washington June 32 the Tugrell coxe faced limited public opposition as conservative southern Democrats, unhappy with NRA AAA and gold policy, signaled discontent while avoiding open protest. The nomination of Prof. Tagwell as under secretary of agriculture offered a chance to air concerns without revealing a firm stance. A 2000 hearing disclosed their cautious reactions.
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Tupwell Washington
Tugrell Coxe
Tagwell
Tugwall
Republicans To Meet in Denver 29th
A Denver gathering of Republican leaders sets plans to unite against the Democratic administration. Governor Minne Johnson and Miss Josephine Roche announce bids for the gubernatorial race. Nate C. Watrel, a former U S Senate candidate, seeks other offices, while William V. Lambert Jasper of Douglas County aims for lieutenant governor. An early call favors a single primary candidate per office to streamline campaigns.
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Derver
Fame
Cotorain Republ
Adams
Povernoy
Auttal
Minwih C. Johnson
Misa Josenhing Roche
Nate C. Watrel
Wmduccessful Capdidata
United States
Fenktar
William V. Lambert
Douglas County
Charlen M. Armatrong
Aly Republican
Supreme Court
Adama
AtcDonald
Landville
State Central Committee
Dnlegater
Sunlet
Asety
Tmly
Parke
Stato
Johnson Will Not Prevent Death Penalty
Governor Ed Jobhani declined to intervene in the case of C. E. B. Graham, a Grand Junction singer scheduled for execution in the lethal gas chamber. The article notes Graham’s plea for clemency, advised by his brother Jud Graham, and mentions the murder of Mrs. Verde Glazier and George Morris.
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Ed C. Jobhani
Jeter
C. EB. Graham
Grand Junction
Graham
Henalt
Ita Halt
Jud Grabam
St. Louis
Thi Saversor
Mra
Verde Glazier
George Morris
Graehem
Morris
Jud Gyrham
Colorado
Man Fined For Drunk Charge On Minor Details
A man on a drunk charge at 203 Eleventh Street was fined $19.60 and released from custody. The Mathews family reported a disturbance at 150% Tenth Avenue, with a witness named Tom allegedly engaging in misconduct until police arrived.
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Mickey Hammer
Weld G O P Meeting Here on June 23
Weld county Republican central committee plans a June 23 meeting at the Abe Trlet courtroom to elect a county chairman. Possible candidates include O C Townsend Nay M Briss Thon Young and M B Smith, with no clear front runner and concerns over time and effort required for the role.
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Republican Central Committee
Robert G. Smith
Weld County Republican Central Committee
Slur
Dana
Abe Trlet
Noulers
Urruout
Itabert ¢. Smith
Tondrey
Wil Hey Ghosen
Hetoy Weal
Henry
C. Townsend
Nay M. Brixss
Thon Young
Smith
Republican Assembly
Hopkins Foresees Five Million Jobs after Recovery
Harold Hopkins, federal relief administrator at North Carolina University, forecast five million jobs to rebound after the recovery. He spoke at the university commencement, noting 6,000,000 unemployed were attributed to the machine age impact and industrial restructuring.
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Chapel
Thu
N. C
Harold Hupkins
North Carolina
Summer School Registration at Colorado State Teachers College
Registration for summer school will be held Saturday from 1 to 4 pm in Enter Hall at Colorado State Teachers College. Classes start Monday, five week term ends July 21, with the last five weeks ending August 75. College officials express optimism about the program’s size and quality, noting a former faculty includes many leading educators in the United States and a strong appeal to Greek summer students.
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Colorado State Teachers College
Unter Hall
Lingaea
Callege Officinia
Nommer
Agmaner
United States
Summer Students Arriving Daily for the Summer Quarter
Classified page ads urge listing rooms and apartments for summer students arriving daily. TRIBUNE offers prem rental bureau services at no extra charge. Phone numbers and details provided. notices mention Lydia Gidney and Fradrio March as part of a Good Time screening at Sterlite Theatre.
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Studante
Tribune
Lylria Gidney
Fradrio
Sterlite Theatre
Threats Target Jury in Pacheco Case
Jurors in the Pacheco murder case faced threats amid political tension as defendants, two Mexican brothers, were found guilty of first degree murder in Colorado. Sheriff George Sunndora and officials investigated letters warning of violence, while the death penalty was considered and later altered for the defendants detaining in Greeley due to mob fear.
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Asocintot Press
Fort Collins
Anrluna Uituro
Wald
Cutland Ami
Wellington Farmer
George BE. Sunndora
Ghovitt Sanniford
Ulatriot
Herbert M
Roy Nelson
Tran Danver
Graven ‘Torres
John Foyer
Joe Pacheco
Tor Winton M. Ault
Appis Wistrint
Coivicthe Brothers
Greeley
Kenne Besingthy Sisith
Libor Griffin
Criuloye
Coultlk
Mra. Bile
Hogs Lose to Ice Cream Truck Collision
A garbled report describes a hogs encounter with an ice cream truck on a road near Carrington Wye. The hogs were struck and badly damaged. a deputy reported a loss and a farmer named Harry J Welzer was mentioned.
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Harry J. Welzer
Carrington
Wye
City Told To Hire Engineer on Sanitation
A letter from the state sanitary officer urges the City of Greeley to hire a competent engineer experienced in designing sewage treatment plants. The aim is to obtain a preliminary cost and type of plant to treat city sewage and to provide an accurate estimate for the project. The state health division pledges cooperation in the evaluation and planning process.
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Gly
Fresley
C. V. Mowe
Froy Barte
State Board of Healthy In
SicKelvey
Tavath
Wtake
Baat Health
Atepe
Governor to Speak at Ault Park Opening
Governor Ed C. Johnson attends the Ault Park opening tonight at 7:20. He will address guests before the game and present the first ball to Mayor J. A. Van Burkirk. M. J. Smith of Ault is state representative elect. American Legion drum and bugle corps provide entertainment. Texasa OU meets AULT OO F in a Pasohail game. Clyde Extwarda coaches the Ault team. New park features lights bleachers and ample parking. small admission charged. Nobert Copes Clyde Edwards Loren Wililiy lead opening committee.
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Ed C. Johnson
Auil
Sterting
Ault. OO. F
Clyde Extwarda
Ault
Ault High Acout Keounds
Iit
Committon
Filudas Nobert Copes
Clyda Elwards
Loren Wililiy
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