Interest Centers in Jersey Primary Tuesday Dry Question Main Issue
Ambassador Dwight Morrow and former Senators and Representatives figure in New Jersey dry question primaries. The article notes Morrow’s remarks, political maneuvering, and statements from various figures as candidates seek the Republican nomination for the unsettled seat. It mentions campaign visits, endorsements, and the involvement of wartime veterans gathering at Morrow’s home.
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Ersey
Fed
Morrow
John A’ Kelly
Rining
Alexander Elmpvon
Plate
Tenuro
Migs
Thelma Parkinson
Stutth College
Ambassador Morrow
Muglawood
Charles G. Dewes
Grant Britain
Poultry Dressings and Feeds at Local Market Voices
Fragmentary ad lists poultry dressings and feeds with prices such as 25c to 60c per unit, mixed goods and household items. Mentions inn and inn location, unclear quantities, multiple price points, and several unreadable product names.
Five Special Lecturers at 1911 Swamer Term
The Swamer school hosts five summer lecturers from June 20 to late July. Speakers include Henry Suzzalo Columbia University, M O Shea Wisconsin, G Stanley Hall Clark University, Charles H Keyes Columbia, and Hawtin Garland author and lecturer. Lectures run daily at 10 am with public admission and downtown evening talk by Garland La Mere.
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Swamer School
Jong Bat
Jsviomter
Greelay
Henry Suzzalo
Columbia University
M. ¥. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Charles Hi. Keyes
Hawtin Garland
Act
Garland la Mere
Eleven Boys Seek Butterick Campaign Scholarships in Greeley
Eleven boys in Greeley pursue scholarships offered by the Dotientor magazine featuring Butterick patterns as part of the Butterick college campaign. The drive is sponsored by the Greeley Dry Goods Company with volunteers including Rubright, Cal tyrone, Bind, Chipman, Bezer, Royal Rubright, and others aiding the effort.
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Greeley
Butterick
Dotientor Magazine
Butterick Pattarag
Corvaaing Greeley
Butterick College
Muita
Delux
Greeley Dry Gap, Company
A ° Greeley
Sterling Mullington
Darrellag
Hurl
Hantz
Clinton Mar
Grand Jury Probes Cook County Crime Rise After Slayings
June 16 Cook County grand jury opens broad inquiry into crime in the heat of violence after the slaying of a newspaper reporter. Police commissioner Rugsell and detective chief Von Stäge resign as Chicago leaders push new campaigns. Judge Normoyle orders a wide investigation to curb the escalating situation.
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Astealathd Prewe
Chiengs
Cook County Grand Jury
von Stége
Clilil
Tania
Normoyle
Chicago Association of Commerce
Pangatera
Two Agen
Rapollera
Blaine of Glenwood Springs Elected to Longmont Schools
William D. Blaine, superintendent of Glenwood Springs schools, named superintendent of Longmont schools by the board. He fills the vacancy created by Charles Catey’s move to Western State College, effective Sept. 1. Blaine is a graduate of State Teachers College and has previously led Debeque and Coleigh schools and taught at Pasblo Junlay High Celal.
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Blaine
Glenwood Springs
Longmont
Wiliam D. Blaine
Aghoola
Hoe
State ‘Teachers College
Debeque
Coleigh
Pasblo Junlay
Celal
Charlea
Catey
Western State’ College
Gasoline Prices Fall Across Coast to 15 16 Cents
News notes a Texas oil firm cutting retail gasoline to 16 cents a gallon with independents posting 15 cents. Officials deny the company initiated the reduction though the Texas firm started the trend last Saturday as wholesales previously rose to 18 cents.
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Agavented I's
Ontland
Calli Tune
Khevline -Pricdh
Whin Tezas Company
Lorat
Texas Company
Texan Company
Inasor
Laramie River Lumber Drive Nears Completion
The Otto Lumber company operates on the Laramie river in Colorado and Wyoming, cutting timber under a 40 year rotation with annual thinning. About 140,000 trees are planned per year, with most product moved by water. The drive spans East and West Johnson creeks and Stuck Creek, supplying railroad ties and other millwork from forested stands in the Laramie river drainage.
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Laramie, Wy
Laramie River
Larimer County
Colorado
Oita Lumber Company
Loramiie River
Colorado National Forest
Wyocolo
Laramie
Otto Lumber Company
Beaver Creek
Johnson Creeks
Stuck Creek
Imber
Blonteil
Btuck Creek
Laramieslverta
Union Pacific
Forest Service
Forest of Ficial
Clyela
Deaths and Funerals in Fort Lupton and Nearby Areas
A series of obituaries and funeral notices from Fort Lupton and nearby towns lists George Graham of Roggen dying in Greeley and services at Salltey’s Funeral. George Henry Butherux, proprietor of a Kersey amusement venue, died Saturday. his widow Violet Hutherna survives. Macy’s will host the funeral service Tuesday. Mary Rebecca Rice of Platteville died Monday at Greeley hospital at age 60, born October 4, 1873, survived by her husband and several children including Don and Havell. Salt Ley Funeral Home handles arrangements. Also noted is Mrs Tattle Josepine Parker-Norris of Fort Lupton, who died June 8, 1980, at age 66, with a Baptist church membership. services were held at the Baptist church and burial at the cemetery, with Norris family long-time residents of Fort Lupton.
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George Henry Butherux
Kersey
Butherug
Violet Hutherna
Macy's
Mary Rebecca Rice
John E. Rice
Platteville
Greeley Hospital
Fort Lupton
Tattle
Josepuine Parker-Norria
Dark Agenus
The
Baptist Church
Bert Lupton
Norris
Lupton
Baying
Henry County
Evans Union Paste station hearing moved to July 8
The hearing on the elobing of the Evans Union Paste station, earlier set for Wednesday June 18, has been rescheduled to July 8 to allow more time to gather evidence for presentation. The case was heard once, then a second hearing was obtained.
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Evans Union
Water Remedies and Digestive Claims Promote Potent Bowel Help
An ad promotes 2 glasses of water before breakfast to ease constipation and claims glycerin and other ingredients will restore bowel health. It markets Ad Terlita and Adleriika as remedies for upper and lower digestion, gas, sour stomach, and vomiting within hours. Local drugstores are listed as suppliers.
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Bne Giana
Adleriika
Adicrka
Gilbert Bishan Drug Co
Worsey Drug Store
Kersay—Ady
Stock Prices in Collapse Amid Heaviest Losses of Year
New York stocks slumped as a flood of sell orders drove many prices to new lows for 1986. American Telephone and Telegraph tumbled to 210, with other major names like Union Pacific and Allied Chemical losing substantial ground. By mid afternoon, attempts to stabilize the market showed limited success as pockets of rallies emerged in a few issues.
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Atepélpted Press
New York
Gelliig
A. Ing. Net
Pivotal
Sauea
Iwaues
American Water Works
Weslinghouns
Bisatric
Union’ S Pacific
General
American Tasik
Wortlington Pump
Vanadium
American Tobacco B
J. J. Coe
Allied, Chemical
A. &. Steel
Sarvica
Capone Brother Sentenced to Prison and Fine
Ralph J. Capone, brother of Al Capone, was given a three year term at Leavenworth and a $10,000 fine for income tax fraud. He also received a two year county jail sentence and an additional $10,000 fine, to run concurrently. Prosecutors showed multiple bank accounts and deposits totaling $71,000 from 1924 to 1929. Profits from gambling and bootlegging were cited in the case.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph J. Capone
Scarlaus" Capone
Leavenworth
Kaw
Heer
Capone
Cook County
Croone
Denver
State Supreme Court Today
Stephen
Homus
Cie Bax
Jill
Phono
Ute
Btn Pelt
Arrests for Picketing in Bombay Are Started
Ananeiacd Preecy Bombay India June 11 The vice order forbidding picketing by nationalist volunteers was invoked this morning and 28 Satyagrahis picketing European and Indian cloth shops were sentenced to four months rigorous imprisonment. Other arrests followed as batches replaced them outside foreign cloth shops. Crowds cheered as volunteers were led into police vans. Forty five nationalist volunteers were arrested while picketing at Dyndra near Bombay, including 42 women.
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Ananelacd Preecy
Bombay
India
Viceyore
Ordfranco
Dyndra
New Bombay
Steeley Farmers Top Milliken 12 to 9 in Sunday Showdown
Steeley Farmers defeated Milliken 12 to 9 at the litter's diamond to extend their winning streak to six games. Alex Hoffner slugged a seventh inning homer and contributed two runs while Robert Sallhech added a three-base spread for Steeley in a high scoring contest.
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Gredley Fortiera
Milliken
Alex Hoffner
Farmers
Robert Sallhech
Sow Erfbistedt
Bob Jones Sets Pace With 64 In Qualifying Round
In a troubled Druah Open qualifying at Hoylake and Wallasey courses, Bromley the British pro led with 64. Leo Dingel and Jimmy Bradboor chased with 70s, while Bobby Jones posted 72 at Liverpool. George Von Wims and Leonard Beymour also posted solid scores before withdrawal due to a family tragedy.
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Dream
Dingel
Roya
Taverpool
Bradboor
Wallasey
George von Wim Sored
Bobby Jones
Tiverpool
el Mark 'Beymour
Eh Leonard'a
Walasny
Wwley
Rudy Det
European Press Attacks U.S. Tariff And Navy Base Plans
French papers denounce the new American tariff as crippling and warn of rising living costs. Echo and others predict reprisals and discuss how the United States could be forced to buy less while Europe seeks broader federal links. Naval committee delays selecting an airplane base site for the Pacific coast digible base amid budget talk. In Rome, Lewis and Albert Humes, 12, survive a crash while flying, with injuries but no serious harm reported.
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Senate
Orgaz
Ile
America
Nationa of Europa
M. Frland
United States
Echo. da
Paris
Timlya
Li Hommg Libre
Census shows county unemployment over two months
Census as of April 1 lists 1105 unemployed in the county and 1195 in West County. It notes jobless workers ready to work, excluding the retired or those not seeking work, with other county totals shown for Adams, Arapahoe, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Weld, Washington, and Yuma counties.
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West County
Greeley
Adams County
Araphoe
Login
Morgan
Phillips
Aeueo
Washington
Yuma
Racial Restrictions in Subdivisions Are Said Constitutional
A Denver Supreme Court ruling held racial restrictions in real estate subdivisions constitutional. Justice Butler stated the Fourteenth Amendment does not prohibit private action to discriminate in deeds or property sales. The case involved Edward and Ziegler against Chandler, who sold near their lot to Japanese buyers after claiming white buyers were barred. The court remanded for retrial on damages.
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Denver
Charles Butler
United States
Seava
BR Dasango
Edward Ziegler
Lommel D. Chandler
Jefferson County Real Estate Wealer, Iron
Zieg- Tava
Ziegler
Chandler
Supreme Court
Ee Diatrict Court
Grain Markets Plunge As Tariff Bill Passes
Prices for wheat and corn hit multi year lows amid rising selling pressure and a light supply outlook. Chicago and Kansas City grain quotes show July and December futures down sharply while corn futures slip and provisions hold steady. The market mood follows news that the tariff bill moved to the White House for President Hoover's signature and a large visible supply gain, with no rally in sight.
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Chicago
New York
United States
Cor
Golf Favorite Sport of Yale Seniors Named
The article notes golf as the favored outdoor sport among Yale seniors, with Porthatl Vates second. It highlights the prominence of golf in campus recreation and lists top participants in the season standings.
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Yale
Porthatl Vates
French War Era Finance Minister Dies Sudden
Paris reports the sudden death of Liglen Motz, wartime French minister of finance, aged 62. The event follows allegations of financial crimes and a tumultuous career ending with resignation and legal troubles.
Horse Kick Proves Fatal Grand Tuoetion
Parnell James, 40, a prominent Orchant Mova farmer, died today from injuries suffered last Wednesday when he was kicked by a horse. His widow and two children survive.
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Gola
Parnell James
Parr
Notice to Greeley Band Members Seeks Musicians
All band men interested in playing with Greelay band will meet in college conservatory Tuesday June 17 at 7 30 p.m.
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Greeley
Greelay
College Conservatory
Uceday
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Roggen
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Evans
Steeley Farmers
Biot
Rocky Mountain Motor Company
Greeley Offlen
Ninth Street
Frank Eta Shoemaker
Bob Jones
U.S
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Naval
Navy
Yanguerated Press
Rome
Ido Lewla
Albert Humes
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Kansas City
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Weroms
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Finwnge
Darthamo
Whiley Klotz
Belmy
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Klotz
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France
Eau Aldortible
Couzens & DA ¥ Co
Eleventh Street
Schloobender CO
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Crosley Auto
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Gordon G. Moss
Sid Ave
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