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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
9
Reports say the California heavyweight champion collapsed after a bout and was unable to walk for hours. Doctors say a strained ankle caused the stumble but the fighter is pressing on with treatment and a planned comeback.
Fragmentary report describes leadership changes aboard the U S fleet ship as Admiral Reeves and Rear Admiral Foote assume or shift commands. The dispatch notes tensions and reassignments within the squadron and the halting of certain duties as new officers take over.
Avencfntnd Press reports a scattered opening round with multiple players from Chicago and Indiana, including Cooper and Bilok, vying for the title as Poravis of Willoughby leads amid tight scoring, with Moreland and Howard Creel close behind in Pueblo.
A dated employment notice seeks a buyer and a matron for positions in Denver. The ad asks for an executive house buyer and a pie seller, noting ages to twelve years with monthly pay of $50. Interested parties are urged to apply.
A series of bombs exploded or were found in Paris during a terror campaign attributed to a group calling itself the “Three Judges.” The Citroen office and several others were damaged or opened with injuries reported. Packages targeted an American firm and a Paris department store as authorities urge caution while screening mail. The claimants threaten high officials and hint at a larger plot connected to a broader scandal.
Elizabeth Farley aged about 70 died Thursday evening in Grover after a four month illness. Funeral service set for 4 pm Sunday at Stacy's drawing room with interment at Bowell cemetery. Survived by husband John Farley of Grover, three children John Farley Jr Ley Farley, and Mrs. Harahy Goodwine of Ghey enne plus Mrs. Lydia Borg Los Angeles and many Schwalm relatives in Johnstown Los Angeles Chicago and Sterling. Mrs Farley's mother also survives. Farley resided in Grover district for 22 years.
Sligo June 16 The Sligo crops and stock clubs held a meeting to elect officers and plan future activities. Will Johnson was named president LaMyrn Dail vice president Esther Mae Selirecosgost secretary Arthur Beardunn news reporter. The next meeting is set for Friday June 22 with Edna and Bil Bonnell assisting.
President Catia Mendieta was slightly wounded in an explosion at Tiscornia Naval Base this afternoon. A Glahuroy officer was killed and several others injured in the blast.
Safeway Stores launch Lamb Week under EW Searle supervision with a campaign running through June 23. The drive aims to boost lamb sales across 13 states, linked with Safeway, Pridey, and MacMarr brands. Relief Investigator Miss Lareey Hickok and H I Hopkins official team visit Weld County to review drought relief efforts with local officials.
A brief notice records the birth of Keith Burles to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Farrig. The event occurred Monday night at Perl Lupton, with Hodnan Jona 15 cited in the report and the baby given the name Keith Burles. The fragment also mentions discussions of materialism and superstition regarding future successors.
A family of Mr and Mrs B Snider from near Otis were marooned on a hilltop overnight after a wall of floodwaters struck during a storm. Thunder and lightning sparked a rapid rise in water turning the area into a dangerous river. The Sniders, aided by volunteers, crossed flood yard and climbed to higher ground before rescuers arrived. Four inches of rain fell in two hours nearby, with the storm intensifying toward the southeast.
The Milliken case alleges Guarlos Stark seeks about 3100 in damages from C K Bryce, alleging a collision occurred near an intersection six miles south and one west of Jopeslwer. The suit claims negligent driving and a high speed truck run, with defense winning in justice court.
The G. J. Morr signal from Horssy is electrified this week as a local firm connects signals to a power line. The railroad will buy power from Homa Gas and Electric with a La Salle transformer to raise voltage to 2,200, then a transformer at each signal will drop it to 319 volts for the signal. The traveling voltage keeps batteries charged, eliminating the need for battery cars.
Mra Morte Thompson died of pleural preamania in San Diego on Monday June 1. Survived by husband W. A. Thompson of San Diego, two daughters Mrs Virginia Bode of St. Louis and Mrs Evelyn Morris of Florence, and son Irlland Thompson of Chicago. Thompson was cashier of Platteville National Bank for 11 years and active in church and charity work including Red Cross.
The Disabled American Veterans choose Harry G Owens Elwin Genes Wors and George Hoover Meean Selmar Alters as delegates to the national convention. Speakers include Senator Bronson Cat Sting of New Mexico and Governor Ed Hwry C Johnson of Colorado. The opening ceremony begins Monday night July 2 with expected visiting dignitaries and a public program in progress. A burned body of a girl found in Shhron, Po, June points to the case of Leah Bilvern Dilley. Detective William Thomas and volunteers investigate as Homer Sanders, 42, is questioned about fumigation and the disappearance of the child May have ties to the crime.
The War Department announced candidates for the West Point intake examination. John H. Spangler of Briggsdale along with Donald P. F. Hal Coveland and Nulley I. Hutchingon are named as alternates and first alternates for the July 2 intake in Colorado.
Denver scene reports Mrs. Baer preparing to depart for New York after Maxie extends an invitation. The account notes her remarks about Mickey, his championship win, and praise for his diet. Mrs. Baer visits a local plate before leaving.
Julian Betita, a 24 year old Colorado National Guard private from Growley, was injured at Rifle Range camp. He was taken to Fitzsnhong General Hospital under observation to check for skull fracture after an empty box fell on him. Also noted are local students and staff news from Colorado Springs and nearby towns.
Willy Nitty witnesses a bizarre arrival as the Puddle Muddlery circus pitches a show through a cave and village route. Elephants, yards of wagons, and a brass band parade excite residents while the owner announces a lengthy stay and free audience-only performances.
A call goes out from Dean of Women Dr Grace Wilson for locals to offer furnished rooms and accommodations to visiting staff and students at Teachers College. Anyone with suitable housing is urged to notify Dr Wilson immediately.
The case by J W Chilton against Iyman and P G Smith to collect rent for pe tize age of horses on the 70 ranch near Hardin proceeded to the county court Friday. Judgment for the defendants stood in the county court.
A meeting for graduate nurses is set with Mrs W F Spaulling at 1243 41st Avenue on Friday at 1. The notice is brief and lists location and time for the gathering. The items indicate a local professional meetup for nurses in the area.
Numerous congregations list Sunday schedules across city churches. Rev. Rollo Speer at FINST Baptist hosts 10 30 service. DETHEL Baptist and CONGREGATIONAL, Park Church, offer morning and evening sessions. St Pauls German Congregational and First Christian Guilds present sermons, choir, and youth programs. additional churches include St. Peters Catholic, Trinity Episcopal, Swedish, and Free Methodist with varied service times and activities.
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