Tariff Fight Caps Colorado Agricultural Debate
Colorado Stock Growers and Meaders vote to condemn reciprocal trade and tariff cuts on livestock and ag products. The three day session at Colorado Braes College ends with leaders Edmundson and Neal reelected, and a call to resist processing or excise taxes while awaiting formal program details.
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United States
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National
Philadelphia Prepares for Democrats Convention Visitors
Philadelphia braces for the Democratic convention with renovations underway at Convention Hall. In the north city, workers ready special accommodations at the baseball park of the Philadelphia National League for boxing heavyweights Al Ettore and Leroy Haynes.
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Mother Charged With Beating Four Year Old Girl
County Judge Robert G Strong presided at a dependency hearing for four year old Helen Codreras in Johnstown District. The child, described as the "smartest" in a three child family, arrived at Greeley hospital badly bruised with an arm broken in two places after alleged beating by her mother Oc tavia Contreras. Officers testified the mother assaulted and kicked the child in a fit of rage while a father and brother were also accused of previous harsh treatment. The judge planned further inquiry into possible mental disorder or battery charges and the physician described the child as pitifully beaten but expected to recover.
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Bonus Bonds In Mail Delivery Sparks Government Push
A government bond issue worth about 1.65 million dollars was mailed to roughly 8 million recipients. The Treasury predicts rapid distribution by week’s end and that tens of thousands of bondholders will receive the securities, enabling immediate trading and broad circulation.
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Washington
Dune
Millana Fa Earh
Banda
Woman Dies in Crash at Rockport Wye
Cheyenne June 14 three small children were left fatherless when Mrs Edwardes 86 a Wheatland resident was crushed in a collision 14 miles south of Cheyenne. A car driven by Narinskind struck a retaining post in a dip near Rockport, skidded and overturned as it hit the bridge. The children aged 10 8 and 6 survived with minor injuries. Mrs Edwardes died at Memorial hospital. The driver a Wheatland truck offered to take the kids home. Deputy Brown investigated finding wear in a tire. Mrs Edwards husband and two surviving relatives in California will assume custody.
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Mra
Edwarde
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Conoco Well Below 6000 Feet Progress Report
Conoco workers drilled steadily at around six thousand feet as of Sunday night. The well nears the point where casing will be removed and cemented, with operations continuing toward the target depth within a week.
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Bucklignam
Tribung
Sanday
Crop conditions improve beyond last year across regions
Crop conditions are reported more advanced than a year ago. Early potatoes are in full bloom, canning peas in Platteville and Fort Lup ton are being harvested, hay is mostly in the shock, beet fields are thinning and covering rows, grain is heading in irrigated and dry areas, late pointe crops are planted, and beans are up in many fields.
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Platteville
Fort Lupton
Norlin Urges Adherence To Constitution
President Giorga Nor din of the University of Colorado urges strict adherence to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. He argues democracy requires government strength from all people and against private wealth concentration and political factions that threaten individual liberty. He condemns those who label such views radical.
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University of Colorado
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Ita
United States
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Republic
Adams City Strikers Riot Sparks Citywide Tension
East of Highway 5 at Sand Creek Adams County deputies barred rioters from resuming work at the flour mill site for an Omaha milling concern. Saturday clashes left workers beaten and shots fired. Governor Jolson advised deputized police. Sunday 200 workers on strike. 14 deputies, including Sheriff Ballard, on duty. Superintendent Andrew Miller arrested on a 600 bond for alleged shots over workers’ heads. five strikers arrested for rioting. George Lakis of the state industrial commission investigates.
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Betts Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Ax Slaying
Alex Betts, 64, Brighton carpenter, found guilty of second degree murder in the ax killing of Rogel Maul, 66, Weld County rancher. Jury deliberated 13 hours before verdict in Brighton. insanity defense noted. Judge Johnson granted 30 days for a motion for a new trial amid a $2 million bond request.
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Weld
Samuel W. Johnson
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Unclear Linguistic Note on Word Bachelor History
Fragmentary reference discusses the word bachelor origins from a Tatu Eatin term and its possible links to French or late Latin forms. The text is garbled and does not provide a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities suitable for a fuller summary.
A B McClave Dies in Lupton Colorado
A B McClave a Fort Lupton farmer native of Ohio died Saturday night at home after a long illness He was a member of the Greenlee lodge He leaves a wife Artie and three sisters Ada Blanche and another Mrs Haythorn of Eaton Denver and McClave relatives Funeral services are set for 2 o clock Tuesday at Ledford Home with interment in Fort Lupton cemetery
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Still Seeking Master Brain Black Legion Unfolds Lynch Mob Charge
June 14 reports 42 men charged with Black Legion crimes in a hooded order case. Prosecutor Duncan McCrea says higher conspirators exist and will be found to face justice in swift revelations.
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Warren F Bleecker Dies In Denver
Warren F Bleecker 58 of Boulder former state representative mining and aviation leader died in Denver after a long illness at St. Joseph’s hospital He studied at MIT and Colorado He refined Colorado carnolite ore and mined tungsten and vanadium He ran for Republican gubernatorial nomination in 1942 survivors include his widow four daughters his father M G Bleecker of Pueblo and a brother WT Bleecker of Pueblo
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Schuyler County
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Smoke Analysis Steps Detect Arson Clues at Fire Scene
A method uses smoke samples from the burning bulldog to measure whether foreign material from outside the building contributed to starting the blaze.
Hamilton Attacks Farley Over Landon Slur
Chicago dispatch reports Hamilton accusing Democratic Chairman James A. Farley of blocking Alf Landon’s nomination and criticizing the party platform. Hamilton, arriving from Cleveland, vows a dirty campaign and plans talks with Colonel Frank Knox before moving to Kansas.
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Adolph Spreckles Hurt In Seattle Regatta Incident
A motorboat drag race at Green Lake turned perilous as Spreckles, a member of the California sugar family, lost control and crashed into a shore crowd. He was hurled high, snagged on a telegraph pole, and rescued to hospital after completing one heat. Spectators say he could not release the boat throttle during the plunge.
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California
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Spreckled
Ute
Unclear Quote Sparks Golf Talk and Worries
A fragmentary remark attributes to Jud Unkins about playing golf, but the context shifts to concern or tension. The language is garbled, leaving the exact event or outcome uncertain while suggesting anxiety or temper in reaction. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
Streamliner City of Denver Tickets Sold Quickly
Greeley residents rushed to reserve fares for the Urlay Pacific streamliner City of Denver arriving Friday. Twenty two tickets were booked for Chicago by noon Saturday with reservations spanning June 13 onward through July 4. Notables include President George W. Frasier and several local figures. Most trips head east of Chicago.
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