Hoover Era Reorganized Republican Committee Chooses Leader
A postwar Republican committee quickly reorganized following the 1802 campaign. Pearl Mowver was chosen to chair the committee and lead a vigorous campaign in support of the party and its new regime. Delegates approved the slate, with Hoover and Work among leaders, and plans for continued unity amid calls to retire some officials.
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Prva I
Republi Wis
India
Oeluige
Tin
Peal
Gentzal Brown
Chayse
Piblican Party
Ite
Hoover
Curtise
Docsum
Ohio
Hubert Work
Daniel E
New Jersey
Wormacedt J
Henry Connecticut
Pledges His Intention to Rebuild Trust in Nation
A garbled message delivers a pledge from a Republican figure to the people, expressing gratitude for party support and a commitment to unity and reform. It speaks of courage, faith, and dedication to restoring American governance, urging collective effort to sustain the nation’s ideals and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Ideaia
York Sugar Prices Rise Amid Market Movement
The report notes sugar prices advancing as refiners respond to market shifts. It cites moves in futures and refined sugar rates, with references to 20 point changes and large daily movements. The text indicates broader trade activity but lacks clear specifics or stable figures.
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K Jung
Haitang
Teaberg
Fragmented Well Depth Report at 1710 Feet
Fragmentary OCR notes describe depths near 1710 feet and 1200 feet of water with references to a wall, lowering percentages, and a 13 percent drop. Multiple garbled phrases indicate a geological or drilling report with measurements and distances, though specifics are unclear.
Mead Buys Water Supply From Green Lake
Ward Longmont and neighboring Mead in Waitt county face scarce water for damuster use as Ward Mead purchases a quantity from a mountain reservoir. The supply runs from Green Lake through the South St Vrain river to Lyons, with Pelovs as mayor arranging the deal. Officials estimate Mead will gain several months of supply after a two day delivery from Green Lake.
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Longmont
Juno
Mead
Longimont
Waitt Counity
Whield
Hess
Groenoko
St Vrain
Lyons
Pelovs
Moas
Green Lake
Rotary Drill Is Ready for Niles Boring
Rotary drilling operations are set to begin near Niles with the work centered at Gereasewood 41. The project involves multiple companies including Continental Gasbojs, Platte Valley Per formium, and Continental Di, with Bil Taylor as foreman and a crew of 12. A second well is planned midweek at Greasewood fold, and the Ohio Hutters No.1 may start by Wednesday. water storage on site totals 3,300 gallons. surface pipe 15.5 inches will run to 300 feet. 6-8 inch pipe reaches the top of the Hygiene sand around 2,000 feet.
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Gereasewood
Wiley
Ashix
Ohio
Rocky Mountain Deriiline Company
Manning
Terry
Maoning
W. R. Ramsay
Raymer
Gearhart
Beit Tie Nilen Ood
Claus Chases Man From Train In Downtown Incident
Police report a chaotic pursuit after Kari Griltov and Carl Ginther allegedly moved contraband and transported Mynor. Claus chased them from Seventh Avenue onto a railroad car, catching up as Ginther fled toward tracks. Both suspects were captured after a charging ram near a residence on Thirteenth, winded but in custody. County commissioners this week receive a petition alleging managerial issues at Associated Relief.
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Palls
Neer Vern
Uline
Kari Griltov
Carl Ginther
la Boing
Ponsessan
Mynor
Claus Stoppek
Tee
Seventh Avenue
Gritton
Cinus
Parauing
Cary
Inter
Clos
Magee
Gritton Jett
Ginther
Clare
Peti
Uon
Associated
Young Men Released From Hospital by Denver Police
John GO Watson Jr and Jono A Deosley, connected to a fatal Denver accident, were released after police questioning. Miss Watson, killed Wednesday night returning from State Teachers College, was struck by Beasley who drove the car. Beasley and others were held for Santa 8.
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John GO. Watson Jr
Jono A
Deosley
Jacephing Watson
Denver
Thay
Miss Watson
Beasley
Release sought as man appeals theft conviction in DC court
Means Falla seeks release while appealing a $104,000 theft conviction in Washington DC. The case names Aleana on bond and Evalyn Walah Minean amid an alleged plot connected to the Lindborgh baby incident.
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Falla
Washington
Inatico James MM. Proatar
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ron Banton Ni
Aleana
Aira
Evalyn Walah Minean
Lindborgh
Mead Begins War Against the Webworm
Local reports describe Mead farmers fighting alfalfa webworms with trenches to trap caterpillars then kill them. Methods include fogging, dragging machinery, water and kerosene sprays, and bait in furrows to control the pest as crews shift fields.
Waterways Closure Threatens Laramie River Diversion
Denver reports that Supreme Court regulations fix Colorado and Wyoming water rights to the Laramie River and its forks. The ruling reduces diversions through Toh Creek and Columbine ditches, injuring irrigation for Greatley and Fort Collins districts and triggering disputes over the Mountain and Plains-Portner system.
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yAasociates Wrens
Denver
Geysrat Clarance L. Truland
Catorada Ald
Laramia
Tob Creek
Columbine
Supreme Court
Laramie
Walter
Crook
Fms
Leon
Greatey
Fort Colas
Galorado
Colorado
Wyoming
Siprema
Deb Creek
Columbius
Hermelnnich
Tralnud
Tiermelhahn
Laramis
Roy Paortot
Collins
Columbus
Eaton
Windsor
Olbey
Portner
Fob
Raskob Part of Fox Short Selling Pool
Washington June 17 Senate banking committee testimony named John J. Raskob as a participant in a Fox stock short selling pool. William Fox, former head of Fox Film and Fox Theatre, and other financiers were described as among the largest participants, each taking up to 760,000. The pool aimed to profit from Fox stock moves amid exchange manipulations.
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Associated Bross
Washington
John J. Raskob
Fox
Whien
Senate
Wiliam “A. Gray
Democratic Committee
William Fox
Fox Film and Hox Theatre
New York Glock Exchange
William
Kenny
Nza
Elizabeth Meachan
Jonenk
Riggina
Bradford Finworth
Walter
Chrysler
Nighotas
Brady
Athera Nomad
Taskob
Chryslér
Gray
Benator Walcott
Conn
Timberlake Candidate for Congress Announces Run
Charles DQ. Thaberlake writes to Charles Haagen, Tribune publisher, announcing his candidacy for reelection. He cites experience on the Wage and Means Committee, health, and commitment to constituents while noting adjournment uncertainties and a desire for continued service. He asks the Tribune to publish his formal announcement.
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Charles DQ. Thaberlake
Charles Haagen
Publiahar
The
Tribune
Colorado
Uta Wilke
Congress
Nina
Arma
Ohur
Miaslenippi
Pacife
Ol Parla
Tha
Offervise
Delegates in Greeley Are Entertained at Chamber Event
Delegates in Greeley were hosted by the Greeley chamber of commerce with allied groups at 2 Vantatol on Eighth Avenue. George Kenst and Ed Haefeli led the banquet with Tjoharf Hanna presiding. Mary Davis of the Women’s Relief Corps spoke on the flag. A Denver Women Rodef Corps drill and remarks by Union veterans officers followed. Music by the Olinger quartet from Denver accompanied the proceedings.
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Greeley Chamber of Commeres
Vantatol
Eighth Avenue
George Kenst
Ed Haefeli
Tjoharf
Hanna
Fewall
Wan Giyon
C. Canit
Tha G A. Ht
A. J Tlaween
Mary ©. Davis
Tba Women's Belief Corps
Denver
Fe J. Ai
Vetho
Sons of Union Veterans
Grech Blots Meade
Ladins
U. All
Dn Parker
Helen Teaney Greenamyre
D. U
Olinger Quartet
Frack Farotor
Lone Sentinel Holding Deputies at Bay Proves Po Be Huge Surprise
A Reynolds County dispatch reports a Lone Sentinel holding deputies near Russellville Arkansas. Three hours were spent debating how to raid a nearby distillery while an armed sentinel with a short gun drew nervous glances. Ultimately raiders arrived but halted, discovering the sentry was a dummy.
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Russellville
Atk
Am Naudr
Alcha
Rawson Heads Grand Army Department
A historic Colorado event details the election of A. J. Mawson as commander of the Grand Army Department of Colorado and Wyoming. Officers for several divisions are listed, including officers for the Ladies of the Grand Army, Auxiliary organizations, and Sons of Union Veterans, with post-convention installation planned after the morning mail.
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A. J. Mawson
Oethe
Cole
Department of Colorado
Wyoming
Grand Tem
Republic
Yates
Sailor Area Command
I. McNutt
Duiver
Juel
N. Berton Yuckay
Publo
Pritinvore
Denver
J. M. Lawrence
Onglake
Colorado
J. Laycock
Mauitor
Crackett Ricketts
Boulder
Janice
Fowall
Fort Margen
J. M. Lawnera
Mane
Inkow
BR A
Cookhis
Ladies of the Grand Army
Louise Hixen
Monte Vista
Margaret Morrison
Arnos Dorab
Clara Haggard
Monte Visti
Grand Army of Republic Department of
Greeley
Hnatha Jones
Eden Greenamynr
Port Collins
Viola Schwartz
Pueblo
Nottis May
Ethyl Dauterotan
Cheyenne
Sons of Union Vetorney
Vernon E. Cheney
Taft Collings Zonley
Crosby
Ordway
Colo
Justor Viva Camaer
James H. Hale
Ada Woods
Leadville
Angelin Crotte
Rock Springs
Wyo
Molen Anderson
Golden
Nellie Appx
Deiver
Florence Gold
Ongmont
Nettie Hillaggworth
Belle Wrange
Fort Collina
Land
Ela Roche
Arvana
Cora Davis
Arvada
Aux
Patriotis
Ellen Farr
Mra
Rawland
Colorado Springa
Katherine Kench
Fort Collins
Emma
Will
Anna Tarleton
Edith Hays
Registration Opens Here on Saturday at Colorado State Teachers College
Registration for summer school at Colorado State Teachers College will be held Saturday morning April 23 starting at 7 o'clock in Guntee Mall. In Roy Carnon's absence, Mrs Rose Morrar will supervise registration. Early inquiries signal a summer attendance near last year. More than 2600 inquiries have been received. Some attendees have been studying through the past week. A Memphis plan calls for two white collar unions to be formed by the Memphis Trades and Labor Council, possibly including clerks and office workers.
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Simmer Uchool
Colorado State Teachesa College
Guntee Mall
Roy Carnon
Renta Liar
Rose Morrar
Sumner
Memphis
Tony
Memphis Trades and Labor Council
Vibone Phone Numbers For Society and Editors
Phone numbers listed for society contacts and local editors for business advertising job printing and subscriptions. Includes likely listings for subscribers and publishing staff with contact points and deadlines.
Miss Watson's Body Rails Home in Tragic Incident
The body of Miss Watson, a Colorado College student, was sent to Santa Fe after a deadly Wednesday night crash near Grealey. Her brother John Watson, and John Teasley of Alamogordo were involved, with Captain Henry T. Watson listed among relatives as authorities investigated the collision near the Puttle, Denver area.
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Ateelated Pree Bouyer
Jopsphind Wateon
Aid John A
Teasley
Alamogordo
N. M
Deivon
Atte Puttle
Denver
Miny Watson
Unele
Henry TH. Watson
Colonie
Sprhigh
Fight Over Lake Rights Opens Here
Legal action begins in Ulu inlet court over water rights tied to Empire and Rivership reservoirs Barr Lake and Milton. Plaintiffs seek a temporary injunction to prevent diversions while defendants argue decrees allow only actual storage or diversions, with testimony from J M Dille and public water records.
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Ater
Entitra Tha Empira
Riveraila Rararvelra
Riverstis
Mmpha
Rene Yétra
Paul Leo
Donald McCreery
S. R. Stephen
Denver
Wallen 16
Wiss
Groeley
J.P. Akiit
Bellert
Cota
J. M. Dille
Empire
Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Company
Barr Lake
Milton Reservair
Tlt
Milton
Barr Iakes
Ventor
Elementary School Registration Set For Monday
Registration for the elementary school and junior high and college high school to be held Monday, June 20, at 9 o'clock in the morning in the auditorium. Elective courses include swimming with a $1 fee, woolwork, home economics, dramatic art, piano, and natural dancing with varying charges. Kindergarten and first grade classes taught by My sister Springer include a $2 fee. Students in elective courses must enroll in regular hours 9 to 12, and kindergarten to proceed 9 to 12.
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Aummar Sersion
Yolack
Thascion
Cme
Blanche Hughes
Placo
Springer
Kapnar Junior High
Coliega High Sehool
Epner Hall
23 Are Killed by Explosion on Oil Tanker
An explosion aboard the Cymbeline at the dock caused multiple fatalities and many injuries. Fire and secondary blasts followed as crew and rescuers battled flames. several workers were swept into the water, and the tanker’s foredeck ruptured, with oil fires spreading along the vessel.
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Cymbeline
Chidren
Aeterminn
Uredy
Montreal
Jugo
Ward
Coday
Lwo
Hille Grenou
Murieg
Surlix
Gurthier
Ghin's
Firewon Kaul Wenvchon
A. Desbleny
Tin Grepien
Kamelin
Otsa
Jon Kian
Dijuclea
Hoya
Retuga Fa Hemes
Tairiet
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Niles Boring
Claus
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Denver Police
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Raskob
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Charles B. Timberlake
Golorada Congresaman
Timberlake
Rawson
Grand Army Department
Louise Higgs
Ladies
New York
OW Company
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