Visions of a Jail Break Tell Clark Tale from 1924
Colorado jail escape tale unfolds with Clark recounting his start in 1924, alleged plan to rob Jay Imak, and capture by Sheriff Rob Slawed. He claims Hamilton and others influenced events, notes Deputy Sherrit Moses, and cites print evidence while detailing a prolonged escape. The fragmented account mentions Omenshara and a night arrival, ending with continued testimony.
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Gek
Weld
Joe
Jay Imak
Paul Gelaer
Welock
Omenshara
Sherrif
Rob
Clark
Pround Gresley
Jock Hamilton
Hamilton
Colorado
Hamas
Lim
J. K
Sherri
Morning Paper Bundles Stolen In Denver Route
A local incident reports theft of bundles of morning newspapers. The event, described as a loss tied to a Denver consignment, occurred Tuesday on East Eighth Street. Suspected theft involved a person named Jack Arrighi and disrupted distribution for the delivery route.
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Dawo
Avickatrom
Truels
Denver
Jack Arrighi
Carrie
Stock market dips amid war scares and weak copper demand
Traders noted firming in cotton and grain helped by firmer markets, while copper fell to 11% cents, the lowest since the war began. Sentiment in Wall Street remained nervous with mixed holdings and cautious selling as banks reported varied results and loans rose modestly.
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Alvarez
Loneey
Senla
n+ sontora
Usta Wera
Langluy Larkee
Islan Louses
Wwera
Fredtet
Tech
Atata
Joana
Magic
Boy given $5 extra by motorist who ran over dog
A Wichita report recounts a motorist who killed a dog belonging to 10 year old John Graham. The motorist offered $5 additional as compensation, the boy's response implying the payout brought total profit and there is mention of a shotgun in the scene. The incident reflects a grim exchange over a fatal accident involving a child and livestock.
Three Arabs Executed in Palestine Riots After Convictions
June 27 Jeru sale reports three Arabs were executed for murder tied to August disturbances. Large Arab protests and a near-general strike swept Palestine, with Ada demanding the bodies. Airplane displays and prayer services followed, as authorities kept tight security and Arab offices were draped in black.
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Associated Presa
Jeruadlém
Acra
Palestine
Ada
Hoover Signs Tariff Bill
President Hoover signed a tariff bill that revises the rate structure in over a thousand places and overhauls administration. The law takes effect at midnight, with customs officials braced for a rush of ships to port and a quick shift to the new rates.
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Washington
Hoover
P.lane
Venetii
Foxes and dingoes bagged by hunters at Barralior
In New South Wales Jim Leslie and Daya Miiott with Barralior's aid, using a whistle hunting lure, hunted a thicket at night and bagged forty foxes and two dingoes. The scene describes a wounded rabbit and the hunters' method, noting a volae trick the ant analysis range of the guns.
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Barralior
New South Wales
Jim Leslie
Daya Miiott
Ahampion Bolcaléra
Nolte
Volae
Man Poses as Husband to Defraud West Slope Wife
A Glamwood Springs man impersonated Ramon Kruthla and allegedly obtained $100 from a West Slope woman through the Greeley Western Union office over the weekend. The woman wired $109 after being told her husband was in Greeley, and the suspect vanished. Denver manager E Babbite aided police with a description. the man has not yet been located.
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Ramon Kruthla
Glamwood Springs
Greeley
Western Union Telegraph Company
Krathie
Re E. Babbite
Denver
Gresley
Polles and Sheriff's Office
Car Crash Near Cheyenne Injures Williams Couple
Mr and Mrs Eugene Williams and Mrs Tugena Williama of Greeley were seriously hurt when their car overturned 40 miles north of Cheyenne. Both taken to Warren Memorial hospital, with doctors unsure of full injuries. Others assisted at the scene including two lightly injured girls and local residents.
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Eugene Williams
Cheyenne
Tugena Williama
Fromluett Greeley
Union Colony
Cheyenna
Wiliams Lina
Williama
Hack
Williamana
Moon
Warren
Memorial Hospital
Walter Lacy
Williamaéea
Ho Tor
Myr
Myra
Hunnga
Chugwater
Cheyanne
Wiliams
Gresley
Guernssy
Wyontending
J. P. Culbertson
John Robinson
Mr. Williams
Mr. Culbertson
Mogonlo Lodgs
Williams
AAA
Danver
Auto Wreck Damage Presented in English Suit
Self of the Galeton district Agalyat the Delux Bakery wagon talon under advisement by Justice of the Peace. Monday night after a day hearing in the legal court Self sought $150 damages to repair his wreck after an undescnet at Twenty Second Street and Eighth avenue. Delux bakery wagon driven by Pulliam stopped then pulled onto the avenue causing collision. Self claimed he swerved to avoid the bakery truck and hit the curbing, damaging axle and wheels. Attorney for Belt and Clay Apple for the Delux bakery.
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Self
Galeton
Agalyat
Delux Bakery
Waa Talon
Justice of the Peace
Self Cvoke
Pulliam
Stolen grease reported from John’s Heady Services station
Local officers reported a theft of twenty four pounds of grease from outside a John’s Heady Services station during the night of June 16. A report was filed late Monday detailing the loss and location.
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John’s
Wight
India Read About Local Woman Stand For Gandhi
Local stenographer Edna McCown vowed not to eat meat until Gandhi is freed. A Hindusthanee Student editor B B Menon forwards the Greta Greeny woman tale to India, signaling broad interest in India’s freedom. Prima Donna imagines a staged death after a final song.
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Manutma Gandhi
India
Monlay
Edna McCown
Gandhi
B. B. Menon
Hindusthanee
Hindu
Greeley
Tio
Education's worst evil, Cubberley argues for teacher limits
Dr Ellwood P Cubberley of Stanford University denounces teacher surplus as harming pay and instruction in public schools and colleges. He urges reformed salary schedules, selective training, and gradual tenure leading to life tenure only for master teachers. He criticizes overcrowded faculties and favors fit material for training. Eugene Shaw Carter opened with a violin solo before the lecture.
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Cubberley
Ellwood P. Cubberley
Stanford University
Beachers Colleza
Cubberlay
Eugene Shaw Carter
Translation of Education Textbook To Portuguese Nears Completion
Miss Caroline Kilgore writes to Teashera College announcing the completion of a Portuguese edition of the education volume by Dr. W D Armentrout and President G W Frasier. Agnes Erekille notes Brazilian difficulties due to novel ideas, and the printer date is soon.
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Teashera College Mania
Caroline Kilgore
Mins Kilgore
Callegia Evangelies
Agnes Erekille
Pernambuco
W. DB. Armentrout
G. W. Frasier
Rowah Weltes
Brazil
Utility Increases Ordered by Tax Commission Boosts County Suit
Weld county attorney Thomas Nixon said the state tax commission raised utility valuations as part of a broader county effort, noting the increases fall short of what is needed. He warned the method of averaging past assessments skews current valuations and urged parity with farm and stock property. The Union Pacific and Salt Lake lines saw large boosts, with grain to be certified by June 15 as counties prepare to finalize assessments in Weld.
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Tax Commission
Nixon
Thomas Nixon
Weld
Befor
Retate Tax Commission
Waas
State Board
Ineneas
My. Nixon
State Tax Commission
Jee
Stats- Tix
Daiver
Salt Lake Lad
Union Fueltic
Tne Oy
Racial Strife in Ragtown Reported After Incident
Ragtown near Baton reported to have violent clashes between negro and Mexican residents after a shooting of Gallegos by West. Porter and Delgado sentenced for liquor and drunkenness while others faced fines and jail terms. Ault and officials arrested Jack Trujillo and siblings amid riots and disorder.
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Narest
Ragtown
Baton
Greeley
R. J. Silvers
Ault
Offigor
Bd Porter
Alfonso Gollegoa
W. A. Weat
Rigtown
Porter Geterall
Porter
Jack Trujilo
D. C
McWilliam
Trujillo
Jack
Ragiona
Ronald
Gallegos
West
Galle Og
Frank
Gonzales
Max M. Delisade
Pierce
Costa
Delgado
Hio County
Justha McWilliams
KR . Slyers
C.K. Hubbard
W. G. Tegtinan
Red Cross Life Saving Class Starts Tuesday
Miss McKimmie of Teachers College announces a Red Cross life saving course for the summer quarter. Registration opens tonight Tuesday from 7 to 9 at Gunter Hall. Classes will be held each Tuesday 7 to 9, with college physicians giving optional physical examinations on Tuesday next week at 7230. The quarterly fee is 3.60 plus examination cost.
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Red Cross
Mins Rozetta McKimmln
Teachers College
Gunter Hall
Miss McKimmie
Couple to Study Natives in Dutch Guiana Jungle
Dr Morton Cahn of Cornell Medical College and Ruth D. King will marry Thursday and travel to Dutch Guiana for field study. Cahn will lead expeditions for the American Museum of Natural History, researching native tribes in the jungle.
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New York
Morton Cahn
Migs Ruth BD. King
Dutch Guiana
de. Kahn
Cornell University Medical College
American Museum of Natural History
Baldus Praises War Play Journey's End at Sterling
Rev. Fred Baldus of the First Baptist Church delivered a Sunday sermon on Journey's End, calling the war drama wonderful and a psychological study of wartime effects. He argued the Sterling theater production follows the original text closely, highlighting Stanhope Athbert and other characters in the gripping study of nerves under strain and the horrors of trench life.
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Fred Baldus
First Baptist Church
Bia
Sterling Theater
Baldus
Theia
Fin
Stanhope
Athbert
Fishing Licenses Exceed 1929 Totals in County
County records show an increase in licenses for the current year with 1927 permits issued for hunting and fishing, total receipts reaching 3892 dollars. Resident licenses cost two dollars, nonresident three dollars, with a single additional license option noted. compare to last year’s counts of 1025 in the same period.
Revolution Reported in Botivia Amid Claims by Leaders
A report from La Nacion cites Adlapateh to Buenos Aires stating a revolution began in Botovia led by Roberto Inopoga Hinojosa and followers who left La Quica after a dispute several weeks ago. The dispatch notes unrest and movement toward action in Botovia.
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Sotivian Revolution Reportad
Buenos Aires
la Nacion Today
Botivia
Roberto
Hinojosa
la Quica
Utilities to Pay Higher Taxes Board Rules
The state tax commission announced that public utilities and corporations face higher taxes for the coming year based on current average levies. The commission estimates 1931 corporate taxes will total about 100,000,000 more than 1930, with corporations paying roughly one half. The report also notes a large increase in assessed irrigated and orchard lands and compares total acreage to major city lots. Continued on page 22.
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Associated Press
Danver
State Tax Commission
Ga’ Thean Properties Linn
Tax Commission
Hhe
Denver
Colorado Springs
Five Killed When Electric Train Hits Their Auto
A night interurban crash near Moore left five dead and three injured. The victims were Ernie Naynolte twenty, Reha Reynolds twenty one, Eugene Reynolds, Mrs Madrad Shelton twenty, and Dale Honeger fifteen all Norman residents. The auto driven onto tracks was struck as the interurban car headed to Oklahoma City. Injured include Carl Reynolds twenty Leona Reynolds fourteen and Martha Reynolds eleven. The wreck demolished the automobile. victims transported to American Legion hospital. Officials pended the final determination of survivability.
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Cas
Pebnay Novinna
Ola
Theedie
Okahoma City
Terminal Shore
der Lakers
Ernie Naynolte
Reha Reynolds
Eugene Reynolds
Madrad Shelton
Norman
Dale Honeger
Carl Reynolds
Individualism Plea by Banker Hecht at Banking Convention
Rudolph S. Hecht of New Orleans urged bankers to embrace individual initiative amid fears of banking changes. He warned public opinion cannot be ignored and stressed preparing for swift regulatory shifts as branch banking expands nationwide. W J Wrain of Dallas, president of the Federal Reserve Bank, followed with remarks.
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Denver
Jana
Rudolph S. Hecht
New Orleans
American Institute ‘of Banking
Hecht
Hibernia Bank & Frast Company
New Orleana
American Bankers Association Economic, Policy Commission
Sam
W. J. Wrain
Feds Aval Reserve Bank
Dallas
Texani
Tnstitute
Bia
Eyeglasses Smashed in Polo Game Incident
A mangled insert reports John Hay Whitney as target in a polo mishap with a ball impact, while Chris Alvin and Pink D Smith were fined $15 each in Greeley court Monday evening for drunkenness.
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John ‘Hay Whitney
Chris Alvin
Pink D. Smith
Greeley Galley Court
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Vt Clark
Vison
Mora
Jays
Klamiléon
Albert
Sherrit Moses
East Eighth Street
The
Gectud
Woutlon
Anid
Shep
Pram
Thorek Bella
Jerusalem
Mosiem
Damnecug
Morey
Jewish Agency
Arabu
Champ Squialers Bag Foxes
West Slope
Tiley Eugene Willams
Gress
Mme
Arnestine Schimann-Heinl
Frasier’s and
Armentrout
Red Cross Life Saving
Harilé Grable
Union Pacific
Moffat Road
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