House Fails To Authorize Grand Lake Reclamation Plan
June 16 report notes House and Senate struggle over Western reclamation funding. Disputed bill reduces appropriations by 27 million, trims most projects, and delays agreement on Grand Lake Grand Valley Colorado. Conference action looms as lawmakers head back to capitol for pivotal week ahead.
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House
Senate
Interior Department
Senata
Iax
Central Valleys
Omifernia
House For Reclamation
Grand Valley
Colorado
Grind Lake
Ransmountein
Clauze
Washington
Juno
Anotler Moeda
Congress
Aldi Terim
Interror Department
Treasury- Post
Offigs
District of Columbia
Robinson-Patmen
Chesterton Dies Monday Prestigious British writer G K Chesterton dies at 63
Gilbert Keith Chesterton known as G K Chesterton, lifelong British author and critic, died after a weeklong illness at his home near London. The prolific writer, famed for criticism, poetry, detective stories and journalism, completed his last work in April an autobiography detailing his literary career. Funeral services planned for Wadheadey.
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Beaconanicid
Hugian
Gilbert Imith Chesterton
G. K
Emava
London
Wadheadey
Ha “Prideg
Svhich
Clasterton
Inventor Slain After Dispute Outside Home
Orange New Jersey June 1 Inventor and electrical engineer D Me farlan Moore aged 67 was found shot to death outside his residence after a late night argument with an unknown man. Police report two bullets from a .22 caliber revolver struck the man’s head as Moore’s neighbor heard the quarrel in the rain. Moore held more than 10 patents and helped drive gascotia conduction lamp and other electrical radio and television advances. He was father of the late Elliott Moore and son of Rear Admiral William A Moffett.
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Orange
N. J
D. Mefarlan Moore
Moore
Beattice
Howse
Phomis A. Moison
Lieu
Anant Elliott Mefarlan Moore
Naval Reserve Air Corps
Catalina Island
Alway
Catalog Island
W L Carroll Aspirant for County Board
Wheatland era candidate W L Carroll announces for Weld County County Commissioner District No 3. He cites 44 years residency, 20 years farming and stock raising, and urging economical business management of county assets. He seeks Weld County Republican Assembly approval and designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L., Carrol
Peckham
Prevent
Gabeler
la Salle-Peckham
Weld County Teepublican Assembly
Garrall
Charles Swink
West County
Colorado
Weld 7
Arrest in Eaton for drug possession and alcohol charge
Antonia Aparico, 32, of Puallo, was arrested in Eaton Sunday night for te leg drank. She was fined in policy court there and brought to the county Jail to face charges of possession of ous tobacco can of marijuanna.
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Antonia Aparico
Puallo
Eaton
Im Policy Court
Aia Hien
Fort Collins Boy Killed on Ault Road by Truck Accident
Fort Collins teen Homey Glenn Pearce aged 17 died after a truck struck him as he rode a bicycle on the Ault highway. He was rushed to Larimer county hospital where he died early Sunday night. He was thrown 80 feet. driver Harold Hodges of Fort Collins reported feeling the youth's heart beating at the scene. Pearce suffered critical head injuries and broken leg and arm. Damages were reported on two Weld county cars in a separate Brighton to Denver collision with no injuries and about 16 dollars in damage.
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Fort Collins
Glenn Pearce
Jessig Pearce
Ofort Coltlaé
Larimer County Hospital
Harold Hodges
Fort Gbllina
Ale
Ault
Kort Calltin
Ie Trick
Weld County
Brighton
Denver
Ralph Raton
Helon
A. W. Lowe
Mort Lupton
Arrested for Drank Driving Shown in OCR Fragments
A fragmented OCR item reports Elgin West, 21, of Houte Greylay, arrested on a drunken driving charge by the police. The garbled text mentions morning timing and an alleged DUI incident.
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A. Elgin West
Houte 2
Greylay, Yee
Sulidar
Local buyers pay to farmers market price notes
Local buyers pay to farmers for winter wheat priced at 1.20 and spring wheat at 1.20 per unit. Oats listed at 0.80, with additional unclear entries and seemingly distorted product names. Information appears garbled and partial.
George Town First To Get Soldier Bonus
George Town becomes the first to receive soldier bonuses as bonds are delivered by Postmaster John F. Redman at 7:55 1 Monday. An estimated 300 to 400 Weld County veterans expected to receive bonds the same day with deliveries on city and rural routes and to PO box holders. Nearly $1,000,000 in bonds are distributed for cash conversion in this week’s wave.
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George T. A. Town
Greeley Naval
John F. Redman
Greeley
Weld County Yeleérarg
Boundary Line Change Petition Seeks District Realignment
A petition filed Monday in the county commission chamber asks to redraw the boundary between Commission Districts No. One and Two to place Janios Ambar’s residence at 1117 Ninth Street into the district he seeks to represent. Amber’s name does not appear on the petition. The proposed line would shift from Eleventh Avenue South to Eighth Street then to the Platte River and extend along Highway 86 to the Poudre River, following Twenty‑third Avenue to Ninth Street and Highth Avenue out of the city. The commission took no immediate action.
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Janios Ambar
Amber
Ona
Eleventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Platte River
Poudre River
Twenty-third Avenue
Ninth Street
Flence
Highth Avenue
Amber Hives
Barnard Named to CSCE Education Faculty for 19
Darrell Barnard, former superintendent at Galeton and then Ault, will join the faculty of Colorado State College of Education as a training school supervisor next fall of 1919. He holds a master and bachelor from CSCE and transfers from Amt.
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Tank Darrell Barnard
Achoola
Amt
Wis
Colorado Stnta College of Education
George W.raster
Barnard
Galeton
Ault
Colorado State College of Education
Taining
Summer Student Registrations Hit 1,460 by Monday
More than 140 percent of expected students registered for the summer session by eight o'clock Monday afternoon at the village. Nearly every state represented. All day Tuesday will be devoted to registration with social clubs urged to plan events for each state group. Texas sends one of the largest delegations despite weather.
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Sion
USC
Amon
Texas
Open Summer Recreation Program Reaches 200 Children
About 200 children reported to various Greeley playgrounds Monday to start the citys summer recreation program. Sites include Lincoln Park Sunrise Park Laland Grove Jackson Field and Greeley high school shops with activities led by Miss Yerta McQuaid of Denver and staff of eight. Daily schedules target children up to 12 years with additional programs for elementary and adolescent groups plus crafts and tournaments.
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Greeley
Shivoln Park
Sundaeykind
American Legion
Mounday
Yerta McQuaid
Denver
Lincoln Park
Sunrise Park
Laland Grove
Jackson Field
Central Aehool
Industrial Arta
Greeley High School
Tripune
Tir
Tribune
Parenteata
Thia Aebedile
Linscaly Pare
Nandevatt Fur
Gentry
Misa McQuaid
Nevrma Bennet
Alentacy School
Apo
Lincoln Park Fé
Que Toy Girls
Puesday
Buneing Park
Poon
Iglawi Grove
Dormitories Dedicated at Colorado State College
A Saturday night dinner marked the dedication of three new women’s residence halls at Colorado State College. Dr. W. V. Kepner of Denver presided as guests toured the dorms and their furnishings. Local officials, PWA representatives, college administrators, and faculty attended as plans and funding details for the dormitory project were outlined and publicized.
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Colorado State College of Redication
WH. V. Kepner
Denver
Provident
Thistdes
Taby-Kordol Hall
Hbs Tudlg Works Administration
Glory
le College
Provident Citixeng
Grealey
Weld
éLidona
Heim
Heary Y. Kepner
Elairynan
Uerrge
Dirugier
Lulytus
Quien
Magarb, Snyder
Jenyger
Lorence Savin
Elizabeth Hays Mendsl
le Quilege
Wancea Tovey
Wagligh
Atlas Kendel
Tovey
Babia
George M. Bull
PWA
Pwia
C. Russell Sietterly
Paul Conway
F. M. Leedy
Crank M. Kellar
B. W. Molesworth
W. Hanchett
Conway
Greeley High Actoa
Narrle C. Bakke
Schorar
Stoneham
FW Ireland
J. W. Tarr
Ireland
Division of Music
Fepulty
Tliza
H. Kandel
Atate Housa of Representatives
Gladys Bell
Denver University
Dy. Wepner
Prasler
Arun Wy Henderson
Henry Trustman Ginnburg
Lucille Folpracht
Sotatat
Greeley
John Truney Shaw
College Division of Publications
Sunday Heat Records Hit 160 Degrees in Town
Local rail station records show noon 96 degrees, 2 PM 98 and 4 PM 110 In Sunday heat most residents sought shade and irrigation water helped ease conditions The high for Saturday was 96 with Sunday noted as the hottest day of the season The heat drove crowds to local stores while ice cream and cold drinks sold briskly in town
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Greslay
Greeley
Atte
Brighton
Graaley
Sugar Factory
Mary Tuckerman Estate Total Set at 102000
Denver June 16 tax collections for June totaled 76058.25. The estate of Bello B Bonfils widow of Frederick G Bonfils publisher paid 50000. Other payments include Mary E B Tuckerman Welte county 508277 on 102609.01 estate Henrietta Bargholm Boulder county 101.48 on 20808.95 estate Mary S Mattox Weld county 89.25 on 20064.04 estate.
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Denver
Tax Commission
Cavite
Bello B. Bonfils
Frederick G. Bonfils
Mary EB
Tuckermat
Weltecounty
Henrietta Bargholm
Boulder County
Mary S
Mattox
Weld County
Garden City Trial To Open Tuesday
Trial to determine the town of Garden City’s corporate status proceeds in district court. The que warranto action challenges the town's incorporation as of Tuesday morning with hearings slated to begin.
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Garden City
Agitost
Izvalkinto
Wit
Colorado Supreme Court Invalidates Local Improvement Bond Ruling
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that municipalities cannot issue and pledge bonds for local improvement costs without voters' approval. The decision voids a 1924 state law allowing city councils to authorize such bonds by ordinance. The ruling stems from Arthur W. crater’s suit against the city of Ancara seeking $13,009 in defaulted payments on bonds issued by a water district.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Speala
Cour
Colorado
Dietriete
Arthur W. Crater
Ancara
Elks Flag Day Program Draws Large Greeley Crowd
A Sunday flag day observance by Elks at Lincoln Park drew several hundred residents. The event featured speeches by high school winners of Weld County, including William Jennings Bryan as a factor in American life, with prizes of 10 6 and 2.60. The program opened with the flag rising, the local band played patriotic tunes, and a historian from the lodge relayed flag history. An abandoned Hudson sedan with license 10510, linked to B B Shook, prompted police to search for its owner.
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Greeley
Blks
Robert Timothy
Gilcvest
Marjorie Hi
Wao
Glievest
William
Janinigs Bryan
Franklin Bolwrt
Nunn
Jane Neider
Windsor
Chauney W. Patterson
Harold G. Turley
Greeley Lodge
B. FB. O. E. Gre
Bert J. Bucher
Oroy
Herdiing
Jack A Klogsbury
Royal Insight
Don A. LaTorra
Cateetel Lea
Aged La Salle Resident Dies
Dan Coffman, 85, longtime La Salle resident, died there Sunday morning. Survived by 16 great grandchildren and 20 grandchildren, three daughters and two sons. Survivors include Mrs Fan-nia Chalmers of La Salle, Joss Coffman of Ault, Marry Coffman of Eaton, Mrs Holly Hirriot of La Salle, and Miss Mary Verrett of Watson. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Dan Coffman
la Salle
Mets
Fannia Chalmers
Joss Coffmar
Ault
Marry Coffman
Eaton
Holly Hirriot
Mia
Mary Verrett
Watson
Mie
Stimaral Geryvlees
High Waters Halt South Florida Reading Areas
Residents of many south Florida cities were marooned by high tides and storm floodwaters that swept across the state into the Atlantic ocean. Fort Myers reported no damage though highways south of the city were flooded. rainfall near Moorehaven reached 9.33 inches. Divers later found the body of Coast Guard pilot Lieutenant Charles Marlin Perrott in the Tampa Bay wreckage after a storm patrol near St. Petersburg.
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Agtectina
Fort Myers
Widuon
South Florida
Atlantic Ocean
Shetti Bob Ting Galthy
Bonlta Springs
S . King
Fort Myers Altho
A. Flanera
Moorehaven
Ravortad
Hedshaut
Apsomnth
Coast Guard
Burglary in Ault Hits Home. Loss Includes Cash
Thieves cut a screen and pried open a swinlow to steal $20 in cash and three cartons of figwuettes from Corlig nowl Ted at Ault. The break in was found at 2:30 a m, with sheriff's officers checking the scene later that morning.
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Corlig
Ted
Ault
Tne
Albert Loses License Fight
In Denver district court Judge Robert W. Steele upheld a demurrer by Secretary of State George Saunders and dissolved a temporary restraining order in a dispute over Albert’s liquor license. Saunders had revoked the license citing misissuance, while Albert had sued. the judge said certiorari was the proper path. State officials viewed the decision as sustaining the license revocation and allowing Albert to proceed with his stock purchase plans.
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Denver
Robert W. Steele
Taisy
Secretary of
George Saunders
Saunders
Carl Albert
Gac Fuen
City
Hauor Ucense
Albert
Wia
Secretary of State
Saundera
Mislalea
Ee Alert
Saundéra
Steele
Aew
Alyert
Soft Coal Act Cleared by Senate Interstate Committee
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved an amended Gully-Vinson bill to regulate the vast soft coal industry by price fixing. It reenacts the original act’s price fixing provisions minus the labor clause, imposes an excise tax of 146 on all soft coal in interstate commerce, with a 1845 percent rebate for compliant producers.
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Weekington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Supreme Court
Wheeler
Bon Feha
Wheelbarrow Jaunt Ends at National Capital Trek Begins in Shreveport
A 102 mile trek to the White House marks the eighth mile push of a wheelbarrow journey aimed at election turnout. Participants from Shreveport led by C T Landen and W E Buffay completed the segment after a lengthy start at Fast Falls Church, with a 400 President Road finish planned.
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Asseelatert Press
Washington
C.T. Landen
Shreveport
W. E. Buffay
Iday
President Road
Falla
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Yuwie Suveret Guys
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AAA
Howiard R. Talley
Chester Davis
Federal Reserve Board
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Weel End
Western Slope
Gravley Shervist
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