Seeks Fourth Term for Governor Nominee Seeks Reelection
Democratic candidate William resumes campaign for fourth term as governor amid party harmony efforts. Central committee chair promotes unity while supporters hope a strong turnout and renewed leadership. Public letters and editorials reflect loyalty to past services and anticipation of a decisive vote.
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Quake Rocks Two Asiatic States Indirectly
A distant seismic event reports severe shocks in the northwest Himalaya region near Atgohistan and Mere, with scattered details recalling the 1931 Mach ith disaster. Observers note a center of earth activity around three A.M. local time, while confusion remains over precise locations.
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Fuvedase Bill Sent to President Amid Senate Debate
A garbled report indicates the Fuvedase bill moves to the president as observers expect action soon. It mentions a revised plan for federal boards to oversee collective bargaining and hints at a pending administration decision, with note of associated officials and a tense congressional climate.
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Jett
Mants
Harness and Headlights Escape Suspect in High-Speed Chase
Police pursued a vehicle after a man escaped from a motel and fled through alleys. The car, described as a 1950s Chevrolet with harness and headlights, was traced through streets near Osor and Fifteenth Street before the suspect vanished westward. A search named John Rabbison and others as witnesses. the man was tall and weighed about 189 pounds in dark clothing.
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Dan Straight Aspirant for County Board
Dan U Straieht a candidate for Weld County commissioner in the 1920 race as a Republican. The piece notes his prior terms and claims he has since run a political network and is seeking support from the Weld County Republican organization and County Chairman Robert G. Smith before the election. The article mentions his address at 510 Ninth Street.
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Golden Youth Tries to Die By Own Action Second Time
Denver, Tang 14, Despopitenk bo tanicle feared tolMnead of Ale would thwart his plans to marry Percy Holand. Welter Grittin, 25, of Colder, abot Wimeell, turned the effect, and ties fy the Denver General Woo pill fan critical cond lite. Griffin drank poison all the Vier of Misa Dunlay but recovered. Gritty was with Jas Dunlap when their car ranged into soliten near Golden. Mig Dunlap was killed. others were injured.
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Hail Strikes Areas Across County Reported Damaging Stones
Hailstorms struck several locations in the county with large stones and heavy precipitation. Gilcrest saw a 20 minute hail assault larger than an inch. La Salle and Greeley reported hail and rain around 2:30 PM with river-following conditions near Kersey. Hersey experienced brief sprinkles after 2:30 PM amid drifting hail. Estate matters and a theft claim appeared in separate items: the Tennant estate probate noted 96,200 valued property left to four children, and a Sweeney theft involved a wrist cage with papers valued at 500.
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Tugwell says AAA lacks direct wage control over beer laborers
Washington June 13 Acting Beerstary Tugwell told Senator Costigan that wage control in the beet industry can only be indirect and requires growers signatory consent. He noted many growers do not understand rules and a formal wage schedule must await further investigation before any action. Sugar section plans immediate probe to establish reliable wage basis.
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P. Costigan
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Bean Plan For Growers Outlined At County Meeting
A proposed raw marketing agreement for beans aims to stabilize prices by limiting surplus. The plan, drafted by California growers, was explained to Colorado growers at the county court house by S. Haskell and industry officials. It would set a supply estimate by Sept 1 and require no obligation to curtail current acreage, with surplus beans disposed of by an industry board.
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Suit to Collect for Board of Late Mrs McPherson
A suit was filed in Weld County Court seeking $120.06 for board and room charges billed during the spring of 1922 at the Nowhinwe hotel in Salt Lake City. The plaintiff alleges the hotel owners failed to settle the full amount after Mrs. J McPherson died at a Salt Lake City hotel.
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Ickes Scrutinizes Watered Land Values in Housing Aid
Washington June 14 Secretary Ickes opened a government inquiry into whether land values used for housing projects aided by the Public Works Administration were inflated. The probe follows the resignation of Robert D. Kolin of Osatuling, former director of the American Institute of Architects division. Officials say no action will be taken until the inquiry ends.
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Fight Rules Spark Confusion Ahead of Madison Square Garden Bout
Associated Press report from New York describes weigh ins for Fulvio Cartera defending his title against Max Nor in Madison Square Garden. Rule ambiguities and penalties loom as officials warn about low blows fouls headbutting and clinch breaking concerns.
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News Behind the News on Washington attitudes and Tugwell
A fragment reports White House unrest over policy direction and political maneuvering. It notes congressional pressures on markets and labor boards, Tugwell’s role, and President Roosevelt planning a shorter trip, reflecting internal tensions and public stance on leadership.
Two Candidates for Governor in Weld Wednesday Eve
Governor Edwin C. Jonnean attended Weld County events Wednesday evening at Ault's new softball grounds where he pitched a ceremonial ball. Prominent supporters gathered to greet the candidate and later joined a gathering at Greely to hear Josephine Roche, candidate of the Costigan Wing of the Democratic organization, with Max Roche as speaker at the local club event.
Morrison Seeks Reelection for West County Clerk
Walter F. Morrison announces candidacy for reelection as West County Clerk and Recorder. In a letter to Hubert G. Sailth, chair, Morrison cites office finances, noting 1983 year shows 8,080.24 in proceeds with tax refunds and payroll repeal issues, detailing prior year operations and ongoing public duties.
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Navy Seizes Documents in Plane Crash Mystery
The U S Navy seized a document from wreckage labeled Formula for explosive 12 as part of Saturday plane crash investigations. An intelligence officer retrieved the item and later disappeared with the documents, prompting officials to seek higher authority as the search for clues continues.
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Mika Albers Condition Fair After Train Fall
The 17 year old Mika Albers from Fort Upton suffered a leg fracture when he fell from a moving train near Loa Salle. He was reported in fair condition Thursday at Gractky hospital.
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North Dakotan to Lead CSU Ag Cage Quintet
North Dakotan Solly Sanlwaeechter will coach the Colorado State Agricultural College basketball team for the upcoming school year. He succeeds Joe Ryan as head coach after a stint as athletic mentor at the former institution and will arrive in Fort Collins in December for a three month supervision period.
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Germany Halts All Foreign Loan Payments Heavy Losses Seen
Berlin reports the German government declared a moratorium on all foreign loan payments including the Dawes loans. Finance Minister Von Krosigk said state loan amortization would be suspended and a six month grace period instituted. The move aims to stabilize the Reich and avoid destabilizing devaluations, with heavy impact on American creditors and international loans.
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Will Rogers Says Debt Tidings Loom Again
The piece notes ongoing debt concerns and political rhetoric around repayment, referencing a 13 debt tidings moment. It mentions filers looting funds and the political platform with unclear lines, pairing humor with critique of financial pressure and an upcoming election.
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Suit Filed To Force City To Grant License
– Man demand seeks writ to compel city to issue a liquor license for Norton’s proposed store. – Case notes alleged council refusal, mayor and councilors named as defendants. – Judge set answer date. city to respond by June 25. – Norton asserts damages and seeks formal determination of losses after final hearing.
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Robert Gibson Trial Opens in Justice Court
Robert Gibson faces charges of assault and battery following a dispute over beat work with Jacob Stroh of Kersey. In court, Stroh testified he fired his sonndaw Lloyd McCain and Gibson after disliking their handling, and Gibson allegedly climbed a fence then was struck. Dobson claimed Stroh threatened him with weapons, while McCain said Stroh began the fight but saw no weapons in Gibson’s hands.
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Summer Students Arriving Daily at Tribune Listings
Readers are informed that summer students are arriving daily for the summer quarter. Advertisements invite readers to place rooms and apartments on the Tribune classified page and note free rental space upon request. The notice mentions a free ticket accompanying the Want Ad page and references Sylvia Sidney and Byrdle March in a new show at the Sterling Theatre.
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Roosevelt Stands by Hugh Johnson in Strike Trouble
The White House denied a report that President Roosevelt ordered Hugh S. Judson to withdraw from steel strike negotiations. The denial, issued after publication of the report, shows Roosevelt backing his NRA administrator. Stephen Early, a presidential secretary, called the statement entirely without foundation.
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Hopkins Agents Inspect Weld Relief Operations
Hopkins agents conduct a tour of relief efforts across Boulder Larimer and Weld counties with officials Miss Hickok Miss Van Diecast and Miss Falke reporting on the drought response. The delegation aims to assess northern Colorado sugar area relief and project statewide coverage of future drought relief operations.
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National Beet Growers Committee Meets Friday
Meeting of the executive council of the National Beet Growers Association will be held Friday to discuss recent developments in sugar legislation and other matters. Session will be presided over by James M. Kearney of Feb with the following directors: Leaner J. Holmer, W. Cobbley of Blackfoot Idaho, J. W. Gillman of Pleasant Grove Utah, and A. L. Litol of Sterling Colorado.
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