Judge Denies Laska Acquittal Motion in Conspiracy Case
The court denied defendant Laska’s bid for acquittal after closing arguments in a United States district court trial. Judge Tiger S. Vangtt upheld the jury’s capacity to convict based on sufficient evidence and warned against comments from witnesses as prosecutors objected to improper conduct.
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Oklahoma City
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Benway
Franknilley
Gery Praseewor
United States
Une Vletoe
Pneseil
Taska
Tiger S. Vangtt
Strikers Picket KLZ Station in Greeley
Unionized technicians at KLZ Greeley walked out and picketed the station after a failed negotiation. KFKA manager Green signed a union agreement with A I A representatives for KFKA workers, boosting wages and overtime protections. Three technicians are employed at KEKA.
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Atation
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KFKA
Jann Uillington
Aggodudean
MLZ
Tecatuhin
Jr. & Green
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Otter China
Gereleo
Gecew
Man
Break of Dam Threatens Sheridan Area
Assigned Press report from Sheridan Wyoming dated June 14 describes a dangerous dam breach at Day Creek near Pack Reservoir. Authorities warn immediate danger to the city as the retaining wall holds back about 2000 feet of water, threatening thousands of visitors at nearby sites and vacation areas.
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Sharidad
Ranelors
Niles Saut
Quater
Pin
Sheridan
Ren Vanes
No Summer School This Year Windsor Devides
Windsor headlines report no summer school this year as local leaders decide to discontinue the program. Attendance for prior sessions ranged around 400 pupils with 12 teachers employed. The Holston initiative was discussed at Mol Hour meeting, with auditorium space to be repurposed for phonics and a public library move.
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Windsor Devides
Windsor
Wadler
Murvey
Suntory High
Am Auditorium
Teaker
Phon
Nick Pablding
Flag Day Service of Elks at Greeley Lodge No 869
Flag Day ceremonies at Greeley Elks Lodge No 869 include a Sunday afternoon program with a flag salute, oration by Harold Carlson, and music by the Greeley municipal band. Officials and officers lead altar services while selections are performed by the Elks ensemble and Victor Cuhlin Post No 18 American Legion drum and bugle corps. Local varsity awards and a Colorado State College of Education address augment the program. A dog attack in Windsor injures Amy Taylor, three deep gashes to the arm, treated by a physician. the attacking chow is owned by Mary Ann Sommer of Denver and is being held by its owners.
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Bincalni Park
C. M. Picker
Colorado State
Ayowk
Miulay
Bat
United States
Harold Carlson
Llonjam LA
Woultuck
Exaltey Poler
Marold Carlson
Giteton
John Stanson
Grover
Jivad Thragnaman
Gilereat
Mi Weld County
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Setecthon
Gredey Inulleiyal Bani
O. M. Dickerson
Colorado State Cultece of Education
America
Amy T .Taylor
Windsor
Naga
Mtn
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Ann Hay
Mary Ann Somier
Denver
John Comer
Union Vets Oppose Confederate Pension
Union veterans gathered in Laramie to oppose a federal plan to pension Confederates, urging rejection of the proposal and a ban on a statue of General Robert E. Lee in Arlington Cemetery. Also reported: election of Tohian Malrix as department commander in Greeley, and city flood and court news from Denver.
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Associated Press
Laramie
Wyo
Grand Amy of the Republic
Guoplian
Robert Wi. Lee
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Tohian Malrix
Greeley
Charles IL Pridmore
Deviyer
Beet Industry Threatened by Water Rate Cut
Danver Post staff correspondent reports that interstate water rate changes threaten beet industry profits across multiple states. Officials note proposed cuts could raise transport costs and impact sugar movements, with rail lines citing potential losses and a push for rate adjustments under interstate commerce rules.
Braddock Defends Title Against Schineling Next Year
New York reports heavyweight champion Jimmy Braddock will defend his title against Max Schineling at Madison Square Garden, with the bout likely early next year. Promoter Jayne John tem said a September bout with Schmeting is possible if Victorlote is substituted, while other contenders including Joe Doula and Prima Carrera fade from title contention.
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Madison Square Garden
Max Schineling
Champon
Janes Johntem
Carden
Max Haerwawhl
Schmeting
Victorlote
Crerman
Mravddock
Joe Doula
Uto Lietroit Segre
Prima Carrera
Twentieth Century Elite
Tlaude
Jotitkton
Texas Leads CSCE Enrollments Amid Summer Session Push
Texas students dominate CSCE enrollment as the Colorado State College prepares for the summer session at Tint ration Hyory. Lone Star State delegates rise to top numbers, with a temporary Texas student headquarters established in the dawn office. Authorities project enrollments to surpass 200.
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Colorado State College
Titaration
Hyory
Lone Star State
Higner
Byer
Deaths in Malon Family Member Dies at Hospital
Mr and Mrs Tony Villigan of Malon report the death of their relative at Greeley hospital on Thursday afternoon. The body was transported to Sattley’s Funeral Home for arrangements.
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Malon
Greeley
Koby
Sattley
Fourth Morgan Flood Victim Identified and Dead
Special to The Tribune Fort Morgan Colorado September 14 A man found washed up in a field near Kiowa Creek is identified as 52 year old bachelor Nuill who lived beside the creek. His house was washed away by the Memorial Day floods and the body was recovered under debris three miles from his home after the flood struck. His brother Sam resides in Wiggins and the victim was buried after identification was made. Morgan County residents report several drownings in the Morgan area amid the flood disaster.
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Jetham
Kiowa
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Sam
Aly
Junior Barhite
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Morgan Counly
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Varyor
Iving
Kork
Kiwanis Club remarks on railway freight and fares
Kiwanis Club Tiears Railway Freight Man Flay Wire, a freight agent for the Colorado and Southern railroad, spoke about rail rates, passenger fares, and the tax contribution Weld County 1 percent in 1934. He noted railroad spending on air conditioning cars and predicted continued lower passenger fares.
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Flay Wire
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Tie
Summer Faculty Visitor Arrives to Teach in In Ove teitle
Mrs. John Oliver Coff arrives Friday as visiting summer faculty at Golivade State College of Fulves tion. She has completed a year at teachers Cal lake and Columbia University HL and will reside with Dr. and Mrs. F. Stockovyer during the quarter.
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Growlitg
Weld County Receives Funds Toward Old Age Pension
Denver dispatch reports Weld County will get 23 027 dollars from sales tax to support old age pension programs. The funding comes from various taxes including corporation, inheritance, and alcohol taxes, with totals across departments totaling over 406 460 for pension support.
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Cala
Tiuin
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Bionte
Charles
Armstrong Wald Todus
Courcoa
County Boards Meet on Relief Plan Change
County boards to confer on relief problem. Negotiations planned for June 7 to address the shift of employables to counties starting July 1 under the new relief setup. Tone L Governor and Johanon announce a special meeting of county commissioners.
Boy Injured After Pipe Fire In Sewer Fight
A nine year old boy named Alton Whitttitt blew into a pipe and caused an explosion in a sewer as adults attempted to calm him. He fled the scene crying as flames and smoke filled the area before responders arrived. Local authorities treated him later that day.
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Gramhnothier
Tie
Clark Tears Testimony in Embezzlement Case
District Judge Fradevic W. Glare heard Melrie J ies plead guilty to embezzling from his employer Plyd FB. Evidence showed prior shortages in collections and a leniency for a chance to repay. Miles faced a shortfall, with a $200 suspected total, and the defendant was arrested in Pall City, Nebraska. A ten day detention and probation application followed.
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Pall City
Nebr
Rentenes
Ralph Hargrove Takes Coaching Post in Boulder Schools
Ralph Hargrove has accepted a role in the Munther school system as supervisor of physical education in elementary schools and will serve as assistant football coach and track supervisor at Wout der Peep. He studied at CSCH last year, pursuing a master of arts and directing rural intrairs in winter terms. Maystove, son of W. Tf. Har rave, is a rural education professor at the Culoradecate Callers and earned a bachelor of arts at Dei body Institute.
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Markets Denver Proto Feels Shaky After Wheat Declines
Market report shows Chicago wheat futures mixed with slight declines and a narrow selling trend. Cattle, hogs, and sheep prices vary by grade, with traders reacting to shifting demand and regional inventories as deliveries and bids fluctuate.
Womans plea amid boxing fame and travel plans
The article reports on the wife of a world heavy weight boxing figure seeking a vacation with her daughter and plans to retire soon. She mentions wanting to rest and prepare in advance, amid family implications. Local details describe a 20 year old wife involved in media attention and a high profile lifestyle. The piece references travels, expenses, and an upcoming public appearance and interviews.
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Hudson Road Plan Forcible Building Moves Nears June Opening
The proposal requires demolishing several warehouses and properties along Beenosbury to clear a new road corridor from Beenosbury toward Vonville. Officials note affected structures include BR Pepper warehouses and adjacent sites as the rail line and road are realigned. Construction will proceed as plans finalize and property acquisitions complete, with impact felt along the Amongs Meee avenue corridor.
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Eudson
Riots Hit as Strike Rages Across City
Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse demonstrators during a two day strike over pay and recognition. Dozens were injured as cars and police squads clashed near South Omario, with storefront damage and scattered arrests reported.
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Missing Littleton Man Spurs Feared Play Bloodied Mat Found
Littleton residents fear for Kil iSiMetrop after a blood stained mat was found near a creamery. Sheriff Switt said he fears for the missing man, with the investigation centering on a walk toward Walseabuns and a man named Alphonse Hurt seen near the scene. Local authorities request any tips as they search Littleton and surrounding areas.
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