Greeley Spud Rodeo Royalty Attend Western Show in Denver
Greeley Spud Rodeo royal ladies led a Denver visit for the National Junior Chamber of Commerce Convention. Queen Mo Gresley Spud Rodeo and Theda Grimm toured Platteville Fort Laramie and Bright on route to Denver. At 4 p.m. they presented before delegates at the Brown Palace, then visited Trousdale Pines near Evergreen for a Jaycees event and picnic.
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Migs Solon Rhinehart
Gresley
Theda Grimm
Whrich
Denvar
Jo Spoetr Ag
Greeley
Joes
Grocley Chamber of Gommerce
Herogram
Denver
Trousdale-i-du Pines
Mountains Report
Dvergreen
Ridhie Burke
Tuajar Chamber
Wos
Hail Destroys Mead Crops and Farmers Rally
Hailstorms damaged Mead district fields with about half the crops hit. Winter wheat, barley, peas, hay and early crops suffered while corn will still feed. Estimates place grain loss between 50 000 and 10 000 bushels, with beets likely to rebound. Farmers planned replanting and emergency feeding as crews assessed the wide damage area near Berthoud and the St. Vrain River. Several listed farmers and locals faced losses, amid drifting hail and heavy winds. Literary Digest was sold to Views Corporation led by Albert Shaw.
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Mead
Soulligagst
Berthoud
St. Vvain
Méadis
Mudd
Oscer Halverson
Albert Houses
Aod di
A. Morisham
Auttering
H. T. Reed
Ben McPherson
al Wor
Anderton
Roze Blowerwan
Oscar Gunsl
Lang Byotharg
Walter Woodley
Mark Kilely
Gurlson
Nallie Graham
D. W. Bades
Former Greeleyite Dies in California
R J Armstrong son of James and Sulocie Armstrong longtime Greeley residents died at St Vincent's hospital Los Angeles. Funeral held Tuesday at Magouie temple Salt Lake City with Knights Temple in charge. Interment Mount Oliver cemetery. Survived by widow Bintie Armellring of Salt Lake City and extended family in San Fernando Denver and Long Beach.
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R. J. Armstrong
James
Sulocie Armstrong
Greeley
St Vincent's Hospital
Los Angeles
Gutu
Phaporazda
Io Magouie
Tissa
Bintie Armelring
Salt Lake City
Lye Sluturs
Annie Hott
San Fernando
Gallt
Katherine Aunstrone
Denver
Lee MM. Layne
Lake City
Harry Ballmai
Long Beach
Gallf
Annulment Suit Filed In County Court
Annulment suit filed Thursday by Mrs. Buules L. Wils, formerly Bunlee Fb bard, against James Wills. The case alleges the plaintiff is only 10 years old. Attorney for the plaintiff is Hovtehens.
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Bull Fox Gurulment
Buules L. Wils
Bunlee Fbbard
James Wills
Hovtehens
Tie Plaintife
Robbery at Sheddani shop after closing
Local shop at Sheddani Bul fer Tira in Grebley reported a late Wednesday evening robbery. The brief incident notes the attacker tapped the register while cash remained unhit. No injuries or arrests announced.
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Grebley
Floats eligible for $390 in parade prizes
Special invitations go to Wald county cards and all county groups for the Greeley Spud Rodeo parade in Greeley on July 6. Prizes totaling $390 will be awarded for best displays across seven sections. Parade begins at 9 30 am with railroad support promised.
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Wald
Greeley
Reece Wilkinson
Tin Union Pacific
Frrade
Gree Jey
Reese Jehihlgon
Thishway Craignurtaden
Perkins Names Steel Mediation Board of 3
Perkins announces a three member mediation board led by Tom Nixon to push Congress on Grand Lake and Gila River projects. The report notes plans for Colorado water rights, anticipated appropriations, and legal steps including a petition to form the Northern Colorado Conservancy District and to seek a quo warranto action to validate enabling acts. Nixon hails last week’s settlement on river water division and expresses optimism for prompt appropriations and project start.
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Thungjan A. Nixa
Oreeisy
Fisl
Wasnington
Hoaldeg
Promplis
Colorado-Bie Thompson Diversies Pauers
Yxbresendeneifienea
Thyavig Chay Eougevss
Oly
Poseltile Shire
Anil Ubal
Josuy
Arizung
Lbis
Ttis
Weld
Northern
Colorado Conservancy District
Colorado
Attorney General
Conservancy Dis Dylet
Bureau of Reclamation
Nixon
Sant Crn
Aguard
Weather Local Forecast for 24 Hours
Weather outlook shows a high of 82 with a low of 93. Clouds persist across Colorado with Thursday night and Friday warmer, then notes a cooler trend in the east and south on Friday.
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Colorado
Oxhromp
Ashley's Calm Shattered by Bloody Skirt
June 17 Colorade Springs. The murder trial of Rev. Harry A. Ashley heated as a bloodstained skirt and the revolver used in the killing were shown in court. District Attorney Purcell presented the case for murder while defense attorney McGarry sought to portray domestic life and neighborhood gossip to undermine the charges.
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Coloride Springs
Harry A. Ashley
Allother
Purcell
McGarry
Thay Ashleys
Rahmak
Clyda Ik Starrett
Ashley
Tasua
Birth of Bulgar throne heir under royal salute
A royal birth in Butta Bulgaria follows a 100 gun salute welcoming the future king. Queen Carolina Boris, wife of King Boris, delivers a son as the nation celebrates with military honors and public cheers in Vana Palnes.
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Reir
Butta
Bulgaria
Julie
St Weir
Cioriina
Boris
Vana Palnes
Nou Tie
de Litte
Ceowa Pines
Che Mayit Eave
Wereler
Morin Lobian
Ex-Prisoner Confesses to Hadden Theft
Transient exconvict Tenace Blaustein, 34, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Taxtinay and Marshal Knoles after burglarizing Hardden Mall and a dorm at Greeley State College. He admitted taking a watch, key ring, and two portable typewriters, using pawned items to raise funds for car repairs.
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Tenace Blaustein
Halon Lala
Shariff Theodore Taxtinay
Roy Knoles
Hardden Mall
Greeley
Tintoli
Reichardtine
Oliivers
Jim
Pacific
Balan i Tlaustein
Head
Idahe
Baseball Today and Local Notices Mixed Update
Baseball today features the American League games in Boston with rosters and lineups noted, while the National League slate includes New York, Pittsburgh, and St Louis matchups. Obituaries report the funeral for Mrs Gesick in Greeley, and local notices cover speeches by Senator Holt in Denver and several drunkenness and driving arrests in Weld County.
Ammons Seeks Northern Man For New Conservation Board
Governor Teller Anmiaus and ALlorney General Byron Rosera, with Senator A. J. Johnston, visit Greeley to name a Northern Colorado representative to the new Water Conservation committee. Fort Collins officials proposed seven appointees, including four ex-officio members, as talks move on the Colorado-Bis Thornd sund project with state officials and the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy authority. Detected invitation to Annong and Rogers for the Greeley Spud Rodeo on July 11 remains tentative. police seek 51 year old Joe Hood in Barnesville after a paid wandering incident.
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Teller Anmiaus
Allorney
Byron Rosera
A. J. Johnston
Inder
Greeley
Waleig
Tha
Tan Wita
Northern
Goloride
Nish
Lo Greeley
Fort Collins
Ted
Will
Ammons
Colorado
Thomas A. Nixon
J. M. Dille
Calorado
Charles F. Wheeler
Santior Wheeler
Annong
Rogers
Tribune Vacatio n Service for Park Visitors
The Tribune offers a summer vacation edition available at Glen Haven and Estes Park. George Ernst’s at Glen Haven sells the daily issue, and Brintley drug store in Estes Park also stocks it. The service assists vacationers who plan to stay briefly and won’t update their address records.
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Daily Tribune
Glen Haven
Estes Park
George Ernst
Brintley Drug Store
The
Tribune
Denver Wins Bid for National Open Golf Tourney
Denver announces landing the National Open Golf Championship at Cherry Hills Club. Dates likely June 9 10 11 or June 2 3 4, pending Betis Open schedule. The decision ends years of effort to bring a major sport to Denver, positioning the event as the city’s biggest athletic showcase.
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Denver
Thurguay
United States
Cherry Hilly Club
Hve
Thoraday
Eavera
Waction
Nekl
Chicana
Four Fined in Justice Courts for Disturbance and Drink Charges
Reported from nearby justice court on Thursday, Albert Moralez of Gilcrest received 20 days and $10 in costs for a drinking disturbance offense. B. F. Davis of Johnstown drew 30 days on a Wishitbanca charge. Roy Killion of Gilcrest paid $50 plus costs for a drankim ariylig violation, with an additional note of an accessory in an unclear line.
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Dustice Court
Neahore
Ipeluiads
Albert Moralez
Giicrast
B. F. Davis
Johnstown
Roy Killion
Gilcrast
Costa
Federal debt at new high record total reaches thirty six billion
Washington June 1 the federal debt leaped to a record total of 36 032 907 302 90. Bookkeeping transactions in the treasury added 1 352 033 220 to the debt on June 15 the daily treasury statement showed. The total of government obligations stood at more than 20 000 000 000 above the low of 16 420 937 088 on Dec 21 1980 and about 2 400 000 000 above the debt level a year ago. Veterans benefits caused a large portion of the June 15 debt rise. By June 18 with only a month left in the fiscal year the current deficit stood at 2 902 418 735.
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Trent Washington
Treasury
Taddy
Zow Mining
Mie
Daily Vacation Bible School Program Friday at Lutaran church
The Tri manue] Lutaran church will host a Friday program at 8 o'clock featuring songs Bible stories and scripture recitations by children. The school has been under the care of Mrs Reuben Carlton Miss Inge Eite Miller Mrs Glan Irwin and the pastor May. The public is warmly invited to attend.
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Trimanue
Lutaran Church
Sim
Atmarch
Reuben Carlaon
Misa Inge Eitemiller
Glan Irwin
Paator
May. Caelson
Tie Public Ie
Japan Rejects Roosevelts Arms Reduction Request
Tokyo reports Japan replied to President Roosevelt’s call for naval armament limits with a stance that further cuts from sixteen to fourteen gun placements would not achieve disarmament. Tokyo argues real arms reduction requires a definite quantitative curtailment, and Britain urged Japan to consider broader limits under U S mediation.
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Garres
Epogevelt
Ube
Japan
Roosevelt Waz Sald
United States
Joseph W. Grow
Great Britain
Lindhgua
Return-To-Work Warning From Strike Leaders
Labor leaders threaten sit-down action amid a steel strike in the Mahoning Valley. Owens says leaders are paid by the steel companies and aims to hold workers at posts to prevent other jobs. Canton and Cambria plants report calm after violence. federal mediation board named with Taft and Garrison to mediate disputes in steel industry.
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Edward F. McGrady
Charles P. Taft
Cinccinnati
Perkins
Taft
Toledo
Mahontny
Alyay
Labor Iipanees
Republic Sea
Carperinon
Youngstown
Abo Company
Prin Pat Jedeneienta
Companlas
Mediation
John Owers
Ohie
Mahoning Valley
Unio Ablaina
Owens
Ainong
Owens Gail
Tehairman
Reywhiie
Brank Purich
Youngs
Sherkwad Taube
Snybody
Stec
Steel
al Johnstens
Cambria
Betlichem Corporation
State Police Guard
Canton
Stephan Naun
Washington
Perking
Loyd K. Garpisne
Wilward P. i McGrady
Sha
Becnuaa
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Provident Noosevatt
Marlin L. Davey
Pillip Murray
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Perkins Names Steel Mediation Board of 3
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