Alderman Probes Drunken Driving Charges Altered to Reckless
Alderman Lewis C. Baab demands a report after Gracey police altered a drunken driving case to reckless driving. West of Gracey was fined 26.50. mayor and officials weigh why the charge changed and how it affects the arresting officer’s handling.
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Gresisy
Si Reals
Oly Comneil
Lewis C. Baab
Wigin
Southwest
Gracey
Hanb
W. A. Schoen
West
Hohosn
Waswag
Chist
Hoges
Shers
Briggs
Ilyaeenet
Park Water Line
Colne
Couty
Charles O. Plumb
Island Grove
Parc
Greeley
Plumb
Leth Allen Coulkina
Peipter
Los Angeles
Greloy
Tincoin Park
Neeky Hall
Mbrary
Couldos
San Gold
Pronerty
North Eleventh Avenue
R. L. Ravettson
Icengo
B. L. Criswell
Grealey
Crisquell
Townsend Opens to Consider Any Satisfactory Offer
In Milwaukee Wisconsin on June 17 Dr. Townsend said he is not anchoring any candidate and would consider a satisfactory offer if one comes. He noted Father Coughlin had not approached him about a third party and denied involvement with townsend’s old age pension movement.
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Misswaukee
Wis
Charles Coughtin
Francis BH
Townsend
Old Age Pension Movement
Father Coughlin
Sen Fletcher Dies Suddenly in Washington
Washington June 17 Senator Dun can U Metcher a Florida member of the U S Senate for 27 years died suddenly today at his home from a heart attack. President Roosevelt paid tribute calling him an able and conscientious servant noting his leadership through banking legislation during a period of upheaval. Fellow senators Borah and Smith were noted as longtime Democrats in service.
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Tress
Washington
Duncan U. Metcher
U.S. Senate
Florida
Roosevelt
Morida
Mathher
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate
Smith
South Caradns
Fletcher
Seryles
Funeral Bonus Sought to Help Mary Moorip’s Funeral Costs
Denver records show 3 year old Chester Mor Tray and veteran Asmoewerd Pras seeking a bonus to cover funeral expenses for Mrs. Mary Moip, 83, killed by McRay’s car last Friday. McRay faces doubled charges of driving while intoxicated and manslaughter with a $5000 bond after a preliminary hearing led by Walter E. White. McRay denies intoxication saying headlights blinded him. He says he planned to use the bonus toward his mortgage, claiming wartime gas exposure left him unable to work for nine years.
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Asmoewerd
Walter E. White
McKay
South Denver
Bonns
Hate
Fascist Move on Paris New Left Charge
Paris reports rapid government action against armed rights groups as rightwing factions threaten to march. Leftists accuse the Croix de Fer of aiming to trigger a French civil conflict while senatorial debates and potential currency changes complicate the Popular Front agenda.
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Paris
Edward Kennedy
Associated Press Forsiun
Trench Lettsts
Lettiat
People's Front
Popular Front
Gal Francola
de Ta Rocqna
Flory Cosa Obfortuin
de la Rocyne'a Challeigse
Cafeteria Court Income From Overtime Parking
City records show overtime parking in the cafeteria court yielding profits though figures are unclear. Auto drivers paid about six cents per day, totaling around $260 for a cage, with most drivers appearing to answer. Three drivers failed to respond and reside outside Greeley. enforcement actions follow.
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Wrigo
Racorda
Savanteth
Pallies Court
Cefolaria Court Simmons
Greeley
1st Summer Assembly Tonight At College Of Education
The 1st Summer Assembly convenes at Gucter Hall at 7 o'clock with about 1,800 students present. President George W. Frasier will welcome graduates and announce upcoming plans. faculty members Henry Trusuman, Ginsburg, Arthur Hendavaon, and Lesiis Dae Lindow organize the event. The Queen's Sunhand, a Fleet play, opens at Little Theatre of Raocklea this evening at 8 o'clock and repeats tonight.
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George W. Frasier
Colorado State College of Education
General Assembly
Gunter Hall
Moe
Ciummer Sessionat College of Education
Gucter Hall
Henry ‘Trusuman
Ginsburg
Arthur Whendavaon
Lesiis Dae Lindow
Raocklea
Mrs Muriel Phelps Files Divorce Suit
Muriel Vanderbilt Phelps, heiress of vast fortunes and leader in social circles, sues Henry Delafield Phelps for divorce in Reno Nevada. Cruelty cited. uncontested proceedings expected. Phelps may remarry after divorce.
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Muriel Phelps
Reno
Nev
Muriel Vanderbilt Phelps
America
Elled
Henry Delafield Phelps
Newport
Leon Shore
Phelns
Virginia City
Kananna King
Senglor Tamas G. Fair
Comatock Lode
Progressives to Meet on 1936 Campaign Action
Senator La Follette announced a conference of progressives after the Democratic convention to decide on measures for the 1936 campaign. Norris of Nebraska said he expects to attend, and the veteran senator noted the conference would naturally follow the merger of the two major parties.
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Washington
la Follette
Dewietratia Convenrtion
LaTollette
Roosevelt
Norris
Nebraska
LaFollette
Student Hurt in Car Upset
A summer school student from Manhattan Rens Fita Chilson was injured when the car she drove ran off the highway near the Cady Powers farm. She suffered severe head and facial cuts and a fractured jaw. She was taken to Windsor hospital by Fred Myers and Alex Tritzler. Sheriff Tony Howery reported the headlights and jaw injury from the single vehicle crash.
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Fita Chilson
Manhattan
Hiss Ghilgon
Windsor
Anna Teller
Deauly
Tony Howery
Chilaan
Garden City Dissolved by Judge Coffin
District Judge Claude G Coffin ruled that at least six of thirty one applicants were not properly qualified, halting Garden City’s incorporation. The ruling came in a quo warranto suit filed by District Attorney Herbert M Bular contesting the town’s legality. Municipal officers lacked authority, and the 10 acre Garden Payrh property owned by Ida Ray was opened municipally as the decision neared. Norton predicts no appeal to the supreme court, but immediate efforts to incorporate again.
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Garden City
Greeley
Claude G. Coffin
Ingayporasura
Herbert M. Bular
Ida Ray
Samme Uriel
Doma
Supreme Court
Eleven Avenue paving funds pledged by state panel
A state highway board member cites more than eleven thousand dollars available for Eleven Avenue paving from Twelfth to Sixteenth streets. The plan would surface four blocks, extend to Twentieth Street, and require rights of way. proposals to shift through Cheyenne highway jurisdiction may affect extending beyond Twentieth Street.
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Ace
Glen 5
White
Stile Highway Board
Ag Blevert
Cheyenne Highway
Hlaventh
Registration hits 1821 as summer session opens
The College of Education reports 1,821 registrations by noon Wednesday for the summer session, with more students signing in Wednesday afternoon. Last year’s official total at this point was 1,490.
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College of Education
Jones Smith Farm Markets Bill Passed
A government bill signed by President Roosevalt creates a framework to regulate commodity exchanges including Italy and cotton markets. It licenses exchanges and brokers, restricts speculative trading, bans certain fraudulent actions, and permits hedging while limiting margin use and outward credit to customers.
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Jones Smith Farm Markets
Washington
James Smith
Italy
Roosevalt
Cntili Gion Morghanta
How To Avoid Your Mail Going Astray
A reader notice explains misrouting due to street and avenue mixups. It urges clear addressing distinguishing street or avenue and correct house name or number. Landlords should inform tenants of exact addresses to ensure prompt delivery.
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Avenue
Graeley
Extra Copies of Today's Daily Tribune Graphic Section
Extra copies of today's Daily Tribune with the Graphic Section are on sale for ten cents each. The office will wrap papers for mailing at no extra charge. The Summer School edition with the Graphic Supplement is also available for ten cents. An average mailing rate applies.
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Daily Tribune
The
Tribune
Graphic
Colorado Republicans Planning Welcome for London Next Week
Colorado Republicans plan a welcoming visit for Governor Alf London of Kansas, the Republican presidential nominee, with Colorado leaders and delegates traveling to Denver for the national convention. The delegation includes Charles Enos and Elmer Abbey, and London may appear publicly in Colorado with a summer ranch stay planned at Sestos Park.
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Topeka
Langdon
Colorado
Séstos Park
Denver
Senate Extends Sugar Quotas Through 1947
The Senate voted to extend, through 1947, the sugar quotas set by the Secretary of Agriculture. The bill, revised by the Agriculture Committee, omits benefit payments and administrative funding. Supporters call it a stopgap to preserve the quota system amid ongoing review.
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Wallington
Senate
City
Secretary of Agriculture
House
Jones
Texas
Department of Agriculture
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Congress
Tida
Jonas
Chartes Af. Kearney
Morrill
Neh
National Beet Grovert Association
Warren in serious condition after shooting incident
Cheyenne reports Francis B Warren aged 23 is gravely ill after anti tetanus serum effects worsened his wound from a left forearm shooting by 14 year old Whar St McGuire near the Jack Spring camp of the Warren Live Stock company. A 12 year old Robert Oliver served as a courier to both shootings.
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Cheyenne
Francis B. Warren
Young Warren
Whar St. McGuire
Dr Thayer to Lead Educational Seminar at College
A weeklong seminar on secondary education will be conducted by Dr T Thayer director of the Ethical Culture Society of New York City at the College of Education from July 1 to July 7. He will lead sessions and discuss educational methods and practices.
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Thayer
T. Thayer
Ethicu Culture
New York City
College of Education
Public Debt Hits New All Time High
Washington reported the national public debt rose by 3.043 billion to a new high of 34.931 billion. Treasury officials said the debt will continue to increase as large liquidity actions are redeemed and cash balances are used.
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Washington
Ateniant
the Treasury
Posldlor
Treasury
Fay Monte
Denver Girl Wounded by Playmate With 32 Caliber Revolver
Seven year old Claire Munine Kee-thon was wounded today by her playmate Harland Shelton, aged 12, who was handling a 32 caliber revolver. The shooting was witnessed by Harland’s sister Dee Shelton, seven, and Sather Burke, 11.
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Denver
Claire Munine Kee-t Hon
Harland Shelton
Harland
Slater
Handy Dee Shelton
Ua Sather Burke
President's Wife May Attend Colorado Club Conference
Myra Roosevelt advised Mrs. Edward T. Tyler wife of Colorado representative that she would likely attend the Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention at Glenwood Springs next September. The president's Western tour permits.
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Tannogtated Press
Washington
Myre
Roosevelt Today
Edward. T. Tyler
Colorado
Colorado Federation of Women's Clubs
Glenwood Springs
Lupton Man Missing in Chile Copper Mine
Fort Lupton reports efforts to locate Jack Ma Glave son of Riv McClave of Fort Lupton, are doubled after he vanished at a copper mine in Rancagna Chile over a week ago. Mine officials say Jack was in charge of reported loss.
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Fort Lupton
Jack Ma ‘Glave
Riv McClave
Fort, Lupton
Jack
Rancagna
Chile
Officlals
Jack Wos
Lincoln Park High School Band Concert Highlights 7 30
The Lincoln Park High School band presents a Wednesday evening concert at 7 30 featuring an Honor-Fillmore Variational Overture Taylor Loveland Waltz Holzmann Blagonie Rhapsody Friedmatin This Glow Worn Lingke Nobody Knows de Trowbie Tv Seen Nesvo Spiritual Campus Memories The Premium Hart
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Lincaln Park
Greiey Wgh
Taylor Loveland
Holzmann
Friedmatin
Lingke
de Trowbie
Nesvo
Hart
Greeley Vets Slow to Cash War Bonds
In Greeley many World War II veterans delay cashing treasury bonds as 140 of about 360 have sent applications for checks. Postmaster John F. Redman reports roughly 400 letters received with beds of bonds, about 400 letters with bonds processed. interim receipts totaling 6750 dollars issued. Treasury checks to Denver soon, first checks expected Thursday, with many bonds placed in safe deposit boxes. Redman urges veterans planning to cash bonds to do so quickly while the post office maintains a sufficient setup.
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Greeley District
Pontanaster
John F. Redman
Denver
Treasury
Wrst
Thurney
Postminster Redman
Black Legion Informant Beaten During Probe
Detroit June 17 Mrs William H Gullitte who recently gave information about a Black Legion plant was beaten and taken to a hospital. Another woman sufferer reportedly has a fractured skull and broken ribs. Police say the husband printed Black Legion literature and is sought. Fifteen men were ordered held for trial on charges linked to the gang and plots against city leaders.
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Consecuites
Pran
Detroit
Whiam H Gullitte
Black Legion
Revalving
Cuthrie
Boone
Sicians
Poller Biva Wealka
Midden I
Ecorse
Highland Park
Water flows over Dam near Nederland on record spring flow
Water began flowing over the Burker dam splash boards at Nederland on Monday at 2 05 pm as the reservoir reached full spring capacity. Officials noted unprecedented heavy runoff in the lower Platte Valley and stored about 15 565 acre feet. All Boulder Valley reservoirs were filled with streams flowing strongly for mid June.
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Boulder
Burker
Nederland
Bly
Thomas Platt
Bouider
Lune
Platte Valley
Suggession
Damys
Boulder Valley
Frasier to Speak in Michigan and Return
Dr. Frasier, president of Colorado State College of Education, will travel to Ypsilanti, Michigan, Thursday to deliver the commencement address for the State Normal College. He will address alumni on Sunday and give the main address Monday titled The New School, returning to Greeley by Tuesday.
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George W. Frasier
Colorado State College of Education
Ypsilanti
Mich
State Normal College
Frasier
Ypsilaritt College
Chicago
Union Pacific
Inez
City of Denver
James ©. Fresier
Marlette
the New School
Greeley Maxt
Former Gov Sweet to Speak at Friday Dinner
Former Governor William B. Sweet a Memocratic candidate for the U S Senate will be principal speaker at a dinner Friday evening at 6 30 at the Presbyterian church Executive officers of the democratic organization precinct committee and committees county officers officers of the Young Democrats postmasters and newsmen and their guests are invited
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William B. Sweet
United States Senate
Presbyterian Church
WPA Denies Labor Famine Responsibility
The National Re-employment Service stated Morgan County and northern Colorado farmers faced harvest strain as crops like sugar beets and tobacco saw heavy losses. WPA officials denied federal blame for labor shortages while work relief programs were investigated for role in farm labor supply.
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Denver
Colorado
WPA
Motala
Yaa
Morgan
Informana
Peter Stoing
Morgan County
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