Wisconsin State Board Discusses 3 Million Public Works Bond
The meeting at Lie Greeley included Frank M. Woller and Charles Hansen with Governor Johnson backing a 60 million dollar public works program. A formal resolution was approved urging the state to proceed, arguing the plan would stimulate commerce and create idle employment through a major expenditure.
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Lie Greeley
Frank M. Woller
Charles Hansen
Johuon
Ant
Y Commission
Premature Explosion Injures Workers at Mine Shaft
A June operation near New Raymar encountered a premature blast at a depth of about 3,000 feet, injuring a worker and damaging casing. The explosion occurred around 2 p.m. Monday as crews attempted to blast, with some casing parts wrecked but the shaft not rendered unusable. Recovery efforts were underway.
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New Raymar
Audder
Meeye
Tenorin
Blorfeo
Agnamite
Lake People and Water Supply Crisis Highlight Local Officials
garbled report shows Southwest Weld land officials grappling with water supply threats. M C Uinderlider and others press for action to prevent shortages. Commissioner Willian Gresley Miller and John leer urge Abdertider to enforce water laws amid ongoing disputes over how water rights are managed.
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M. C. Uinderlider
Edey
Federal
Willian
Ay Gresley
Miller
John Leer
Mich
Ile
Roosevelt to Quickly Use New Powers
Reported plans describe President Roosevelt moving rapidly to unleash new powers for national relief and public works. The article mentions Ickes and Wallace at the White House directing broad construction oversight, with cabinet support and urgency to implement the program.
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Roosevelt
Stevan Dotalle
Agroe- Ausiry
al Bayan
Ade iv
Fa Tabla
Eé Ickes
Wallace
Pars
White House
Certsin
Benesi Brony
Morgan Votes Beer in City Election
The report indicates Morgan backed beer legislation amid a 1960 vote with counts showing 638 votes for beer and 422 against, reflecting city sentiment on alcohol policy.
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Tony
Vaton
Kato Ot
Ordination of Wickstrom To Be Thursday
Delbert Wickstrom, a Baptist minister candidate, will be ordained Thursday at 2 PM at First Lake United Baptist Church. Council includes pastors and two deacons from each church in the association. representing churches include Port Lupton, Longmont, Loveland, Johnstown, Port Collins, La Salle, Gilcrest, Ault, Eaton, Briggsdale, Kersey, and Greeley. Wickstrom, longtime Groose community resident, recently earned a Bachelor of Arts from Colorado Teacher’s College and has served in various church and youth groups. After ordination, he becomes pastor at Bilne dale, then plans to pursue studies near Rochester in the theological armittary.
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Tounoil
Delbert Wickstroid
William C. Wickstrom
Sota
Port Lupton
Longmont
Loveland
Johnstown
Port Collins
la Salle
Gilcrest
Aull
Eaton
Briggsdale
Kersey
Greeley
Wickstrom
Orastey
Greeley High School
Colorado Teachive College
Nativs Ja da Ratiglous Council
Commons Club
Tivkerson Club
Interattional Relations Club
Taial
Bilneedale
Rochauter
Theological Armittary Thera
Greeley Bride In Critical Condition In Denver Hospital
Pretty Mrs Margaret Cooper a 23 year old bride who eloped with her husband to Denver three weeks ago lies critically ill in Denver General Hospital. She refused to burden her husband with doctors and hid her illness, but her condition worsened and she was taken to hospital after a landlady called a physician. Her chance of recovery is described as very slight.
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Cardsted
Denver
Margaret Cooper
Denver General Hospital
Greeley Becavan
Roosevelt Warns on Relief Coordination and Misuse
President Roosevelt told officials that states and communities must carry on fair aid programs and coordinate relief with public works. He warned the 1930s relief program would not fund grand projects and urged commissions of five to six citizens per state to administer aid, keeping politics separate from relief.
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Washington
Aduitnlairntora
Roosevet
Aduilhislor Reifet
Parte van Polities
City Seeks Funds for Park Benches and Tables
City council debated using park funds or the contingent 1913 budget to install 80 tables with benches at Inland Grove Park or motel. Alderman Chelutoouan urged improvements, noting park value. Local production costs cited: tables 2.60 each, benches 1.40, freight extra. Mayor Brigg backed park upgrades and suggested diverting Fourth of July money to park improvements.
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Grove Park
Chelutoouan
Wata
Roy M. Brigg
Tribune
Melly
Roosevelt May Call Economic Conference
A report from Washington circulated among French representatives at the world economic conference suggesting President Roosevelt intends to convene an economic conference. The proposed meeting would address debt costs and financial cooperation.
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Langon
Washington
Mattern Prepares for Alaska Flight from Siberia Route
Nimroy Mattern aims for an eight second attempt toward Alaska as the next leg of a globe spanning aerial journey. Overhauled Bovist mechanics and export advice with routes via Okhotsk guide the plan, despite a failed Nome leg due to bad weather.
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Pegest
Nimroy Mattern Anmag
Kiaharovak
Siberia
Alaska
Bovist
Tifa
Eax
Okhotsk
Toxo
Worther
Khabeyovsk
Nome
Algaka
Togoviel Artator
Borla Irakht
Atvisad
Small Nations Turn to Mussolini for Leadership
London report describes small nations seeking Mussolini as three great powers argue World Economic Conference aims falter over war debts. Belgian diplomat Armil França says European powers will rally behind Mussolini while major powers offer vague pledges. Small states cry for leadership and will follow Italy’s dictator, he asserts.
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Mussolini
London
Hatlohs
Burgna
Rome
United States
Brigland
Syence
Europe
United Action
Lesderado
Houses Seek Agreement on Vets Benefits
Washington June 14 plans for congressional adjournment battles paused as the Senate and House debated veterans relief legislation. The talks focused on pension provisions for Spanish American War veterans and the broader impact of the economy law on veteran benefits, with party leaders and administration supporters pushing and opposing key details.
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Washington
Senate
No Horse Administration
Veterans Relief
Ronnavalt
Dyrnos
House
Promize
Roosevelt
Forsa Delloncratte
Greeley High Band concert at Lincoln Park Thursday
Greeley high school band will perform at Lincoln Park Thursday evening at 7:45 directed by Ronald Payixear. Soloist Jack Brannan will play cornet. The program lists Swinging Bowl and other titles with varied spellings and student performers including Lyani Oldson and Edger Brenner.
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Greeley
Lincoln Park
Black
Ronald Payixear
Jack Brannan
Lyani
Mry
Mia
Edger Brenner
Bown Tha Ling
Jack Brannar
Ubornirsky Datas- Oriental
Prince Charming
All-Amarlgan Alr
Milk Test Samples Collected Under City Plan
The city council voted to collect samples over the next three months to test milk for fat and butterfat content. Dr W G Mako food inspector and Dr W A Bohoen city physician will supervise collection and testing with a $25 allocation approved after a conference between city officials and the state dairy inspector.
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Essieng
Oly Offlelile
Elty Council
Ruesday
Palldon Preyantad
W. G. Mako
W. A. Bohoen
City Phyrteian
Couns!l
City Offictata
Atnte Datry
Fire in Qar Extinguished and Engine Damaged
Fire department extinguished a small blaze Tuesday on the Ponting coupe owned by Marsarat Sitth of 13 Pusa county. Short circuit cited as cause. fire caused little damage. Vehicle was near Hilo Sterling hotel.
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Qar
Marsarat Sitth
Pusa
Hilo Sterline Hotel
Debt note signals US stance on British war payments
President Roosevelt's administration sends a conditional note via William Phillips to London, indicating the United States may consider partial payment as an installment toward Britain’s WWI debt but not as final settlement. The note supports postponement links to currency stabilization and tariff reductions, with a broader context of Allied debt negotiations and U.S. concerns about world economic conference outcomes. Mrs. Sylvia Lecatrice Arnold, widow of Leonard Arnold, dies at 23 in New York. funeral arrangements handled by Macy's.
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Tele Associated Prowse
Plotura
London
New York
Chicago
King George
Britain
Hamsey MacDonald
Associated Press
Nota Expresang
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Vista
William Philips
Hexas
Shere
America
Washington
Stroc Ang
Provident Rogsavelt
Bern
Macdonald
United States
Carrell Hull
Andreas
Dedle Lésun
Iull
State Department
Whitehouse
Senate
Noth Lewla Chom
Timets
Roblegon
Indiana
Londoin IE
Sylvia Arnold
Sylvia Lecatrice Arnold
Teonerd Arnold
Sixth Avenue
Aira. Arnold
Macy's
Local buyers pay to farmers for wheat and grain
Local buyers purchase springs and winter wheat from farmers on Wednesday June 11. Prices and grain types such as Michigan wheat and Pinto Beane varieties are noted as delivered. The report lists buyers and source farms including Bartoy Hew and Old Pinto Beane, with references to local grain exchanges and deliveries.
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Ayeal
Bartoy
Small
Michigan
Peicen
Giley
Citywide mat system project advances through petitions
Officials move to adopt a new mat paving method in Greolos city streets. Petitions seek a majority property owner vote for funding via special assessments. Aldermen weigh district costs and feasibility, noting a need for heavier equipment and potential district-by-district rollouts this year.
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Atront Department
Greolos
Inken Hel
Yasasied
Vhia Matele
Tenchurs Congo
Niuwteonth al
Acragoc
Olmon
Contineua
Ralph Rahog
Counel
Y Alder Gorrat
Caliega
Walsh
Tire Makers Raise Wages and Rails Seek Cuts
General Tire and Rubber announces a ten percent wage increase for 7 000 employees nationwide effective July 2. Firestone says all company and store workers will receive a 16 percent rise. Railroads plan an additional 2 4 percent wage cut, with notice to be sent to principal carriers tomorrow. Charles Lawrence injured in street grader accident at 3740 PM Tuesday. driver from 1417 Sixth Avenue sustained contusions and was hospitalized for a couple of days.
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T Associated
Akron
Luna HA
Goodyear Tirc Oni Rubber Company
Akvan
Gadshet
Aln
Los Angeles
United States
General Tire and Rubber Company
New York
B. Firestone
Jura
Dow, Jones, and Company
Charlie Lawrence
Charles Lawrence
Ayenin
Ely Street
Lawrence Agalp
Lawrence Wa
Massachusetts wets lead in constitutional convention vote
In Massachusetts special election returns show wets leading dry by 106,116 to 20,033 as precincts report. Lawrence, Holyoke, Salem, Westfield vote strongly for repeal. In Westfield Governor Ely’s home, wets prevail 2,443 to 696 in favor of repeal.
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Associated Press
Toston
Masa
Fareus
Massachunetta
Havaritl
Holyoke
Salem
Westfield
Ely
Jyote
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