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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
7
Rev. A C Hull, director for the Colorado Anti-Saloon League, was injured when his car crashed into a freight train at a crossing near Greeley. He suffered head and facial injuries, plus a hand wound, and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
AAA reports large imports of raw sugar from Cuba and other nations. The item notes significant shipments during the year from sawai and port tea regions, with figures and origins including Philip and various foreign countries.
In Butte Hills a rancher reported occupants at a recently located cabin tied to a chase and search. Police traced a suspect to a suspected hideout, with officers examining the scene and confiscating items as part of the pursuit.
The Prosperity Gold Mines Inc dispute centers on claims of misused company funds and demanded audits. Walter Loustalet and George Louislet faced questions about officer actions, investments, and loans amid a lengthy district court battle over ownership and development.
About 2,148 students registered on the second day of the 32nd annual summer session at the University of Colorado, with organizers expecting totals to reach 2,500 after Saturday morning registration. Rural teachers from Norman and Snyder counties are anticipated to enroll. Last year’s figure was 2,300.
A vintage newspaper blurb urges using want ads to maximize exposure for rental listings and job posts. It touts broad reach of the Sterling and New York Night programs, recommending five ticket attractions and urging readers to place ads to boost returns.
Fragmented text describes NRA related measures, senate amendments, and debated suspensions. Names like Hunn, Kits, and Jen Kits appear in a period tone about President Roosevelt and constitutional questions surrounding the NRA. The overall note suggests passage toward signing with political dispute over amendments.
Entries sought for teams of horses to pull carriages in the Greeley Rodeo parade. Premium carriage horses from olden days are requested, with preference for well trained, reliable animals. Interested exhibitors should contact the parade committee at once for details.
A German blast ripped through Reinsdorf on Thursday, killing 52 and wounding 75 with 800 more in varying degrees of distress. Police enforced censorship as flames followed the explosion, and many residents fled the town amid the catastrophe.
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Greeley and related parties are invited to share the costs of appeal as a test case on the enforceability of sale clauses in a new state law. The matter involves Louisville seeking to halt a local sale and seeks Supreme Court review. the district court ruling was to proceed, but the appeal was denied.
A 1935 News Behind the News column notes a conservative adviser to the President shadowing public reform ideas. It discusses potential changes to electrical public utility regulation and a reform school parole by Wheeler Rayburn factions, with no firm substitute agreed yet and a public impression that a reform substitute might satisfy the President.
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled summary about disagreements in later sections and a political figure's comments on life and education. It mentions the Senate, a veto, and a reference to a president or leader, but the text is largely incomprehensible and unresolved.
Delegation from Colorado plans to push multiple water development projects in Washington. The group seeks funding for river valley schemes including Platte and Arkansas valleys, aiming for millions in federal aid and district allocations.
St Vrain River runs at about 874 second feet compared to 8500 410 feet typical for this time of year. Last year reservoirs were drawn down instead of being filled, reflecting varying water management practices and higher flow measurements for this period.
Weld county commissioners plan to apply for 350000 in federal funds to repair roads and bridges damaged by a spring storm. The group notes many bridges washed away or damaged and expects a survey of road damage with potential use of federal lands for state repairs.
Weld county miners expect a Monday showdown as a national strike could be delayed to July at President Roosevelt’s urging. The Weld field spans Pirie and Frederick districts with 1,600 workers in peak season and 4,500,000 tons yearly output, while nearby Boulder County mines add about 500,000 tons. UMWA dominance and regional mine activity tie to broader wage talks and potential walkouts across Colorado Wyoming Montana and New Mexico.
The coal strike may raise relief for welders and coal miners in the county as about 1,000 miners are affected. Officials indicate strike duration and benefits, with weekly payments and eligibility rules, including deductions from other assistance.
Four youths from Loveland charged with burglary and larceny in rural farm homes were found guilty and placed on probation. Pearson and Wilken received defense by Tab and Cogburn respectively as evidence and testimony proceeded in Hed county court.
Denver discusses Governor Johnson's 2.5 million dollar state highway loan plan facing a district court hearing led by Judge James C. Starkweather. The case tests if Colorado may borrow the money under its constitution, amid federal government requests and legislative action.
June 14 report from Washington indicates Harry L Hopking urged the work relief program to begin creating jobs in substandard communities during July. State administrators plan a Monday meeting to discuss avenues for implementing social work projects and coordinating federal state efforts. leadership remains uncertain about scope of work and funding as talks proceed.
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