Colorado Teachers College summer term enrollment rises
Enrollment at Colorado Teachers College for the summer quarter opened with far higher figures than last year. By Monday noon junior and senior high numbers reached 111 and elementary divisions exceeded 900, with a waiting list for elementary classes. The graduate school showed 348 registrants, up 82 from last summer, reflecting growing interest in advanced study.
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Colorado Toasty Ga College
College Assembly
George Willard Frasier
Yurigus Anouts
Earle A. Rugg
Little ‘Theater
The
Conservatory of Music
Gunter Hall
Northeast Cam PA
Bookrawley
Dorothy Canfield
T. J. Mahan
Attla Theater
Sym
Colorado
Clementary Training School
Annie McCawan
Senor
William L. Wrinkle
Princel
College High
jSuideo
Oyster Music Tessona
Rex
Warly
Blancha Hughes
Conservatory of Rusie
Hamilton Case Set for Trial Here on Sept. 7
Hamilton and Salmonska suits against Dwight Hamilton now set for trial in district court here on September 7. Defense attorney Clay Apple said he seeks to dispose of the case while Hamilton, a former teacher, is in town finishing work on a master’s degree at a local college. The vegetative prosecution claim centers on about $9,000 damages. one count was dropped with costs.
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Steve
Mary
Salmonska
Dwight Hamilton
Hikenbeckachao
Weld
Tris
Otting
Clay R. Apple
Hamuto
Illnois
Tenats College
Two Factors Riding Trade Here Develop Summer Growth
Summer school attendance at Colorado State Teachers College is forecast to exceed last year with 1978 registrations by Saturday. State highway work near Greeley advances, with the new paving due by July and the east half of the 20 mile concrete ribbon nearly finished by next Wednesday noon. Union Pacific reports strong tourist interest in Rocky Mountain parks with Zion opening May 15 and Bryce and Grand Canyon opening mid-June, boosting early summer travel. News notes Tennessee?
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Btute Teachers College
New East
Colorado State Teacher College
Gresley-Fort Morgan
Greeley
State Teachers College
A. B. Colline
State Highway Department
Gregley
Ed Solander
John Bertrand
Rocky Mountain National Park
C. J. Collins
Union Pacific
Collins
Zion National Park
Grand Cagen
Bryce Natonal
Denver
Omana
Laramia
West Am
Pano
Bascom
Rca
William John Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
Colorado
Weather and cattle concerns shade Colorado talk at weekend
Ben Marth from Dik Hory says upper Paudre watershed lacks breath and pasture growth delayed by cold wet weather. Thomas W. Potter, Longmont district manager of Kuner Empson company, notes poor peas and canning crops in northern Colorado. Frank Hunter reports unusual street traffic and business activity in Greeley, despite national downturn, with Sunday highs around 34 degrees and a late spring warm spell.
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Ben Marth
Paudre
Ben Marach
Dik Hory
Log Cabin
National Forest
Thomas W. Potter
Colorado
Longmont
Kuner Empeon Company
Potter
Old Guard” Society
National Connors Association
Old Guard
Rotary Drill Below 5300 Feet Sunday
The Ida Johnson well passed the 5300 foot mark at 6 p m Sunday. Drillers expect to pass 5400 feet soon. Cellars for two walls are being dug on leases adjoining Patturaon and in Johnson walls. Landowners include Mrs G Gadbols. Financing involves A D Cunningham and George Vincent with Platte Valley in an operating agreement. Continuation noted on Page 14.
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Ida Johnson
Walla
Patturaon
Johnson Walls
Ney
William Schaudt
Morgan County
Patterson
Schmidt
Platte Valley Company
Platte Valley
Nwm
A. D. Cunningham
George Vincent
Kansas
Oklahoma Capital
G. ©. Gadbels
Franka
Alice Tatam
G. €. Gadbols
Frankie Alicer Tatum
Jeasa Ta C. D. Gunningham
Four Fined in Police Court for Drunkenness and Vagrancy
In Monday police court four defendants including Goutt v Tay Hreleford of Cornish and Mc Kinley Harner of Greeley were fined 26.50 each for drunkenness. Charles Payton paid 11.50 and Fred Smith 26.66 for vagrancy after an arrest Saturday night while bogging in its streets. Police said the money was to be spent on booze and the term was said to be “fiontéd” out of town.
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Tay Hreleford
Cornish
McKinley Harner
Greeley
Charles Payton
Fred Smith
Tieton
Polles
Tribune Hosts Youth Film Showcase Tuesday Afternoon
The Tribune invites local boys and girls to a Tuesday afternoon screening at 2:30 p.m. in the Starling theater featuring Donovan's Kid with Richard Dix and Jackie Cooper. Donations and addresses are gathered through Miss Marian Van Dyne and community reporters aiding the Sterling and Tribune.
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the Tribune
Trbung
Younrtsre
Starling Theater
Donovan
Kid
Richard Dix
Jackie Cooper
Misa Marian van Dyne
Associated Mollef
The
Sterling
Triburte
Four Held for Cornish Store Theft in Weld County
Four men were jailed Monday in Dene yer on suspicion of robbing the Cornish post office and Cornish store owned by N. L. Miller. The group is linked to recent Weld and Morgan county robberies including a Fort Lupton Horton fling station break in. Recovered loot and partial confessions reported.
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N. L. Miller
Fort Lupton
Weld
Morgan County
Farone
Wiggins
Snme
G. G. Hunter
J. TD. Hammon
Denver
Thora
C. Ea
Marcery Wax Exote 90 Tur Ling the Afternoon
A fragmentary note reports an event labeled as Marcery wax exote 90 tur ling in the afternoon. Details are sparse and names or venues are not clearly readable.
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Marcery Wax
Polar submarine Nautilus towed after engine failure
The battleship Wyoming reported towing the Arctic submarine Nautilus at six thirty a.m. east of north west in mid Atlantic where it was disabled after a diesel engine failed. Wilkins and the Arkansas stood by, aiming toward Queenstown as Eckener questioned the rendezvous plan and noted an earlier thunderstorm during the voyage.
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Washington
Fine
Wyoming
Hery Department
Poaltion
mid-Atlantia
Bilree
Arkansas
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Queenstown
Fraidviechshafen
Germany
Hugo Eckener
Hig Tegeet
Graf, Zappalin
Wilking
Greeley Lawyer Wins $1,860 Judgment In Fees Case
Thomas A. Nixon, a Greeley attorney, secured a total award of 1,860 dollars after a district court verdict and subsequent adjustments for attorney fees in a suit against John and Minnie Contario. Judge Coffin raised the principal to 1,600 dollars with interest. Nixon was represented by J West. A mineral deed recorded notes land rights in Wood County, transferring one quarter royalty from the NEY of SW to L. Kast from R V Redman of Klinball, Nebraska.
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Thomas A. Nixon
Greeley
Bie
John, Huth
Minnie Contalio
Sn Jury
Nixon
Judes C. C. Coffin
J. West
Miusrat
The
NEY
Wold
L. PR. Kastee
R. V Redman
Klinball
Jebr
Romans Badly Hurt In Auto Wreck Sunday
District Attorney Ab Romans of Loveland was in critical condition at Longmont hospital after a Sunday auto crash. His wife Mia Bowen also was gravely injured with pelvic fractures and shock. doctors said she is not expected to survive. The accident occurred when Romans failed to clear a passing car, lost control, and drove into a ditch.
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Ab Romans
Loveland
Van
Conditton
Longmont Hospital
Romans
Mia
Carrie Bowen
Site
Mra. Bowen
the Tribune
Rone Ang
Ha Hot
B. T. Snyder
Ab H. Romans
Weld
Larimer
Boulder
Jackson
Savious
Woman Hurt Critically In Greeley Loveland Crash
Mrs Edward Campbell of Loveland was critically injured when her Essex coach collided with a Chevrolet coach near the Smiths filling station on the Greeley Loveland road nine miles west of Greeley. Both legs were crushed with double fractures raising fear of possible amputation. doctors hoped bones would heal if infection did not set in.
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Edward Campbell
Loveland
Greeley Loveland Road
Greeley
Campbell
A. J. Campbell
Smith's
Filing
C. H. Cooper
Howaton
Tex
Cooper
Johnatown
Windsor
Campball
Transportation Company Practice To Be Probed
The state public utilities commission opened an investigation into the Gresley Transportation company amid allegations of improper operations between Denver and Grenley and other points that carried in its operations certificate.
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Denver
State Public Utilities Commission
Gresley Transportation Company
Grenley
Insane Woman Removed From Train at Gresley
A middle aged woman suffering from temporary insanity was removed from Union Pacific train No 22 at Gresley Monday afternoon and held for investigation. She boarded the train at Laramie and said she lives northeast of Denver.
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Union Pacific
Gresley
Laramia
Denver
Disaster at sea as St Philibert sinks with 400 plus aboard
Reports from St Nazaire France recount the excursion steamer St Philibert sinking amid a hurricane. At least 442 dead with eight rescued, many passengers believed lost, as boats comb the Bay of Biscay for more victims and survivors from Nantes to Noirmoutier on a Labour Day outing.
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St. Nazaire
France
St. Naxafre
Bay of Bigeau
Ipokouta
St. Philibert
Sifely
Polite de Bt
Nantes
Acroga
Noir Jmoutier
Equih
Poitts de St. Gildas
Ieeward
Casociated
Presa
Boata
Daniel Duverger
Noirmoutiers
P.m
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Frank Hunter
Graeley
Union Pacific Railroad System
Alana
Floga
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Tribune
Teachers College
Eer
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Seare oHeWees Conese
Greeley Roads
Presidesit
Gana
Staite Teachers College
Gadecey,Coronade
Goutt
Elke Goodwill
Elks Goodwill
Elks of the Nation
Elke Lodge
Wilkins Polar
Transportation Company
Pinto Baane
Frives
Jue 15
St. Philiberts
St. Nazaire le
Loire
Loire-Infertaure
Ible
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