Bandits Fire Wildly Four Die in Kentucky Holdup
In Lovieville Kentucky on June 16 a bank holdup ended in four deaths as bandits opened fire when the cash drawer could not be opened. Attendant J T Schoering 64 and bystanders Samuel Horine 14 Gecil Carter 40 and Willard Wall 84 were fatally wounded. Calvin Tate 20 Gilbert Gibbs 25 and Leo J Loaner 82 confessed involvement. The four were held by a grand jury without bond.
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Lovieville
Gowus Indus
Yabbern
Samuel Horine
Samuel Horine, 14, Who Was Blinding In Bly Front Yard Rad Gecil Carter
House Votes Continuance of Probe into Purchases
Washington June 16 the house voted to continue its probe into government purchases and approved 50000 more for the military committee’s war department inquiry Representative Cochran Missouri warned the committee may uncover a national scandal and implicate government officials as agents reportedly received retainers from firms and corporations seeking favors.
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Washington
Hensing
House
Military Committee
War Department
Frms
Adams-Chavez Bill Push Draws House Opposition
Warrington reports efforts to push the Adams Chavez bill to divide power between irrigation and federal reclamation projects. The measure urged by Sen Adams of Colorado and Rep Chavez of New Mexico seeks complete separation of power and irrigation systems with government funding for power unit construction. Opponents in the House led by Rep Carter of Wyoming say the principle has failed on similar projects and should not move forward.
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Warrington
Congress
Adams
Colorado
Chavez
New Mexico
Goveror
DAL
Carter
Wyoming
Shoalhous
Furlong Guilty of Violating Moneylenders Act
James Furlong head of Prudential bank and J Merle Cline an Industrial Bank employee were found guilty by a Denver district court on three counts of contracting for and receiving interest above the statutory rate. Jury deliberated minutes. both defendants granted five days to file motions for a new trial and to appeal.
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Chascolated Preast
Denver
James W
Jim) Purlong
Prudential Joduateral Bank
Inrong
Cling
Atép
Dotsero Cutoff Opening Wholly Different from Others in State
By ALVA B. SWAIN June 18 Dittercut opens as a new western link from Panver through northcentral Colorado on the Pacific route. The piece notes the line enables travel from Denver to Fort Collins and beyond, highlighting multiple historic routes and the economic impact on mining, agriculture, and tourism. Thomas A. Nixon, county attorney, underwent gall bladder surgery and was reported to be recovering. Eaton Juniors vs White Ragtes set for Sporre’s park at 7 p.m. on Sunday.
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Alva
B. Swain Tarver
Delacco
Aponiana
Tig Laut
Panver
Pacific Ag
Colorado
Florence
New Mexico
Tolland
Ciaig
Moffat
Pueblo
Arkansas Valley
Kansas
Grand Junction
Vralta
Uinta Basin
Phonaina Peak
Lara
Wyoming
Dawger
Lakewood
Golden
Denver
Burlington
Hock
Goma
Royal Gorge
Piablo
Colorado Springs
Jomes Peak
Pikow Peak
Javery
Attica
Othlar
Thomas A. Nixon
Greelay Hospital
Dotsero Line Openings Marked by State Officials
The long awaited Denver and western trains arrived at Bund for a notable ceremony. Gov Ed Johnson rode in a private car with other state and city officials aboard the train while business leaders of Reaver departed from the ceremony under guidance of the Teaver chamber of commerce marking the formal opening.
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Denver
Une
Local NRA Compliance Boards Dissolved in Colorado
Local NRA compliance boards across Colorado were dissolved on Friday June 1st after nine months of operation. W S Hayden, chair, reported the boards had handled about seventy five thousand cases, with many resolved locally and no further action required in numerous instances. The state compliance director in Denver will handle remaining NRA violations going forward.
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Na- Honut Itecorsry
Tigh
Johnson
Colorado
Ward
W. Ss. Hayden
Loce
Hue
Nit
Denver
Enim Piniice
United States
Johson
Comipilance Bonrin
Goodyear Introduces Year Tire Guarantee
Goodyear announced a one year guarantee on All Weather and Pathfluter tires, pioneering such warranty among major tire makers. The plan promises protection at no extra cost, marking a notable shift in consumer assurances. The report notes a broad education statistic about 12,600 fewer teachers employed in public schools nationwide since 1931.
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Goatyear Tira & Stubber Co
Goodyear
Aolnat
Arde
Speaker Arrives for First Summer Session Assembly
Dr. George W. Fraster arrives in Grealey Friday evening. Clyde S ller of Teachers College New York and Eugene Ct Steinhoff of Vienna, Austria accompany. Yeotosgar Milley secretary treasurer of the Progressive Education Association will deliver the address at the opening assembly in Gunter hall at 7 p.m. Monday. He will conduct a unit course June 18 to 29 on Education online Public Felice. after noon at 4 p.m. he reviews Stuart Chese's The Economy of Abundance. Professor Steinhoff, connected to an art school in Vienna, has been in New York City the past year. Richard IG. Slinger returns to Teachers College with the opening of the summer session, expressing enthusiasm for his work. Steinhoff is brought to the United States by an education founder to demonstrate his work. He teaches various art forms in early classes so youth working in its or water colors can see the work of sculptors or mosaic artists and perhaps discover a broader means of expression. The Viennese artist is on the way to Oregon to introduce the work at the University there this summer and stopped to brief Dr. Frasier. They met when Frasier accompanied Ellinger to Steinhoff's classes in spring.
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George W. Fraster
Grealey
Clyde S Ller
Teachers College
Columbia
Ant Yarnity
New York
Eugene Ct Steinhoff
Viena
Austria
Yeotosgar Milley
Progressive Education Association
Gunter Hall
Felice
Stuart Chese
Sheinhoff
Vienna
New York City
Richard IG. Slinger
Teachers 'College
Nummer Sesaion
Highhesires
Ams
Steinhoff
Tia
Stainhoff
Oregon
Dr. Frasier
Frasier
Ellinger
Quintuplets Gaining and Mother Reported Fine
Cardell Ont June 17 The five Witl elsters now 19 days old continue to gain weight with four twins over two pounds each and one at 31% ounces. The 7 year old mother Mere Oliva is reported to be doing nicely. A mining engineer Luicide Penyer, Jung 16, was found dead in bed at the Denver club with a gunshot wound. coroner Dr. B D Jetta said the investigation found it was self inflicted amid long illness over health concerns.
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Cardell
Ont
Mere Oliva Dieee
Alarie
Thal
Luicide Penyer
Jung
Taonla
Spencer Noble
Wye
Denver
B.D. Jetta
Te Invossipation
Noble
Leelth
Pavorn Yeata
Accessories Stolen from Ford Demonstrator Car
Thieves took four hub caps cowlights head light levers rims and globes and cigar lighter from a Ford demonstrator car owned by Gurnsey and Wheeler of Gresley. At Henry Stoll business area a separate report notes items stolen from a room Friday week including trousers slices and a belt valued at about $10.
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From & Dew
Ford
Gurnsey
Whealer
Gresley
Henry Stoll
Fourth Avenus
Oy Wucky
Park
Pace Building
Iuthaon
Beet Bed on Fruck Damaged in Collision
Alebtello of the beet bed on a truck operated by Peta McDougall of 627 Sixth Wheel, Greelus, was torn off at 3 20 p m Briday whan McDonald machine collided with that operated by Jul Peterson of 793 Tenth Street. They were going north on Highth avenue just north of Faurlernth street. Peterson was parking at the curb and McDonald came rearward. McDonald got too close and the next front corner of big bed hooked the aft rear of the Peterson truck. GO G Williams critically ill Ault June 1 6 McWilliams a pioneer of the Eaton and Ault community was taken to the Creesley hospital Friday when in he is reported to be critically ill. His health has been failing for at least two years and the past few months he has been much worse. All the family have been summoned to his bedside. Mr McWilliams is the father of the local postmaster Kay Met Williams.
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Alebtello
Peta McDougall
GO. G. McWilliama
McWllaga
Eaton and Ault
Gresley
Bedalda
McWillineas
Kay Metw Williams
County Briefs item from Hersey Kereoy June 16
Local notes list residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. George Jennings and Erdly from Oakley Kansas, Mrs. Laseo Dilton and family visiting from Thalo pions, and Der tha Gntn working near the rosarvoir. Mentions Neally buying a pool ball in TWabo Springs, Jon Mortimer purchasing a new Chevrolet, and Kelly appointed to fill a vacancy in Kersey town board. Several Kersey children referenced.
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Hersey Kereoy
George Jennings
Erdly
Oakley, Kan
Laseo Dilton
A. Destly
Thalopions
Honttr
Neally
Twabo
Derthe
Oresley Aunday
Sulder Lomo
Rosarvo
Local families and farm work fill Kerensky district notes
The Kerensky area reports daily farm labor in beets, cabbage, onions, and hay with an exceptionally fine hay yield. Various residents travel to Denver for visits, schooling, or healthcare. The string of social calls includes Mrs. Walter Adams, Mrs. Nellie Arndt, Mrs. Tom Schank, and many neighbors attending dinners, parties, and family outings with friends and relatives across nearby towns.
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Dal
Fio
Audra Smith
Achool
Tommy
Schank
Deants Gustafson
Ker [Sey
Yieluily
Walter Adams
Hunday
Denver
Jane
Denver Balyernicy School
Commerce
Nellie Arndt
R. Lewis
Mich
Tom Headh
Tom Schank
Iay
Matth Colllan
Gwen of
Greeley
Suerte
Ray Cooper
Mariaun Noah
Kathleen Lwere
Mr. and
Ara Gens
Four Greeley youths admit car theft ring
Four young Greeley boys aged about 12 to 15 faced juvenile court for thefts involving eight cars. Maley and others admitted stealing two cars from Love area, driving toward Buffalo and Theeo, and selling machines with fictitious bill of sale. Cars recovered and the youths returned to the sheriff’s office.
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Ford Ovine Nohison
Greeley
Au & Might
Nass
Gus Inile Weat
Bealy
Bnies
Sheriff's Office
Train disruptions from washouts affect Greek aid routes
In a Saturday disruption, washouts blocked multiple routes causing service delays between Greek aid operations and Cheyenne LaSalle. Train schedules shifted with arrivals at Greeley and LaSalle altered. officials indicated further inspections and possible rerouting would be needed.
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Greeley LaSalle
Gemy
Greelhry Cheyenne
de la LaSalle
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Mab
Berg
Gideon
Gale Corp. Bet
Colo
Broree S Vlaganriptiy
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Eaton
Sporreman’s Park
Son Say
Dotsero
Latal Nra
Guy Schoola Ly
Fader
Oftica of Education
Patent Office
Aspper
Berth
Brie
Weldorah
Willie Wilk By
Robert Quill
Elks Club
Fiiel
Phil Kinsey
Wayne Bosse
Weld County
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