Empire River and Reservoir Dispute Moves Toward Injunction
In a Morgan County hearing, a temporary injunction was sought to restrain a rival from actions affecting Empire Lakes and the reservoir readings. Judge ruled readings must follow the state engineer’s decrees, with water levels to be determined by gauge data and reservoir contours, amid ongoing irrigation district concerns.
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Ide
Anti Empire
Morgan County
Mtoslhoir
Mart Ag Milo Tasarvolts
Hondgalowler Ag
Riled
Hematnaleh
Tipplaiader
Huuiylyat Irrigation District
Sald
Breaks World Record in Putting Shot
Fragmentary report describes an athlete breaking a shot put mark at a New York stadium. Mentions Germany's Hirsch and American rivals, Olympia records, and Penn State and Mill teams in a sprawling, unclear excerpt from a track meet narrative.
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Muse
Dons
Lea J
New York
Hulder Af
Now
Tha Miho Stadium
Georgetown
Hirsch
Germany
Ons
Herman Eican
Anil
Olympia
MN Rekars
Sox
Penn State
Kerritte Eprint
Loula Gregory
Talteich
Cihetipa
Laborites or Huey Long Ticket Leadership Dissociated
A political fray emerges as a laborite led group dissociates from Huey Long while supporting central candidate Webb of San Francisco. The committee names Nebr Jane LB-Ray as chairman, with key figures dropping Cot. Webb and shifting backing to Huey Long.
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Preaay
Roy Nebr
Jane Lb—Ray
Shairman
Cot. Webb
San Francisco
Benator Huey Long
27 Now Reported Dead in Explosion of Tanker
Montreal reports 27 killed and seventeen injured as a tanker explosion devastates the Vickers city dock and nearby offices. A hundred workers faced the blast while officials estimate multi million dollars in property damage and a large casualty count continues to rise.
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Montreal
Water Beets As You Can Advises G W Water Beets
A garbled page fragment relays irrigation guidance from G W Water Beets and the Great Western Sugar Company. It urges beet growers to assess land, plan irrigation, and rely on favorable showers while winds threaten moisture. The notice links timing to harvest readiness and July celebrations in Gresley.
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G. W
Aguilale
Great Wester, Shgar Company
Wien
Gresley
Colosimo Cafe Raid Ties Al Capone Era
Chicago report of a police raid on Colosimo’s cafe near Capone’s Lexington HQs on the near South Side. Nine prohibition agents entered in evening attire seeking leads, confiscating liquor as undercover agents watched. the case remains an unsolved mystery in police records.
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Chicago
Woallogansmod
al Capono
Colosimod
Capone
Celestino
Lexington
Inal
Big Jim" Coloaiiio
Sun
Ngenggin
Bullate
JoWiny Farrlo
al Capone
Gangland
Uderworld Gropusinas Ranibloat
Capone Wydberg
Yargio
Solien
Upa
Ning- Ing
Colosimo
Prohibition
al E. Amin
Unclear political plea cited in fragmented report
Fragmentary OCR text shows a political figure named Mink Long and mentions an international or U S remedy effort. It references political races and league standings with teams like New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Chicago, and Detroit, but the context is garbled and unclear.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Hd Phingolphia
Philadelphia
Gecana
Thtr
Chicago
Sigh
Detroit
Senate Rejects Cash Bonus for World War Veterans
Washington June 18 veterans began leaving the capital as the Senate defeated the cash bonus measure by a wide margin. Officials estimated crowds in the city rose and fell with rain and fatigue, while organizers called for continued support and food donations as thousands stayed to lobby.
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Washington
Wallington
Senate
Ranke
Coon
Jendera
Bronco
Alana
Nuibern
Vetar Uat
Hoover Declines Active Campaign Cooperations in Campaign
Washington June 17 President Hoover announced he would not take part in the forthcoming campaign aside from a few major addresses. He said he abandoned hopes of attending the Olympic Games opening and that Everett Sanders will conduct the anti campaign as newly elected RNC chairman.
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Washington
Hooternoid
Everett Sanders
Republican National Commatioe
Remiblican National Committee
Chicago
New York
Ne. Sanders
P Fow Saya
Stanford University
Niles Well Drilled in Hard Rock Formation
A North region well near Niles was drilled in hard rock formation with replacement of drill bits after delays. Debling work halted Friday afternoon and resumed with a 90 foot surface rise noted. Gronso Wood area reported new drilling surface challenges and altered bore progress as crews reevaluated formation behavior.
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Niles Walt
Greanowood
Gronso
Mexico Earthquakes Hit Cities Across Nation
Multiple quakes shook central Mexico on June 18, causing deaths and widespread property damage. Mexico City residents fled to parks as tremors toppled structures and disrupted telegraph lines, with reports of strong shakes felt from Jalisco to coastal Manzanillo and near Guana juato.
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lAssociatea
Pra
Moxtuel City
Oruma
Mozleo City
Caltna
Jalisco
Shouse Sees Dems Likely Prohibition Plank Support
Jowett Shouse, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, said at the June 17 convention that a plank favoring submitting the prohibition question to voters would be adopted but the party would not commit to repeal. He noted controversy over wording may continue but most of the debate seems settled.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jowett Shouse
Democratic National
Shouse
Gas Tax May Cut Gasoline Use Says U S Official
June 18 Canvar reports D J Moran of Continental One predicts the federal gasoline tax could further reduce consumption or slow demand as summer travel rises. Moran notes improved business and public optimism versus last year and cites changed conditions for gasoline use. Two others, Paul and Dan Vigil, face fines and jail on charges connected to defective plates.
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Canvar
D. J. Moran
Tonca City
Ola
Eaid
Moran
Llomas
Paul Snd
Dan Vigil
la Salle
Daya
Inecie BG
Egatish
J. D. Stannond
Nixon to Study School System Revisions
A five member Danver committee led by Clarence Le Ireland will study Colorado and state school laws for uniformity and possible consolidation of 2061 districts. Thomas Nixon of Greeley and four Danver residents join to recommend revisions to the next general assembly. The work aligns with the Legislative Reference Bureau under the attorney general and may lead to broader law reviews, including building and tax-related statutes.
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General Assembly
Danver
Coward
Kchoel
Iy Tan
Clarence le Ireland
the Cowitzer
Steve HR. Curly
Garr Schwelh
John Akolt
Clein Collins
Thomas Nixon
Oturkay Konora
Gevisionn
George A. Crowder
Kottica
Summer Term Registration May Increase at Colorado State
Registration for the summer term opened Saturday at 7 30 with long lines outside Cantor Hall. Doors closed at noon and reopened at 1 00 for completion. The first college assembly is Monday at 7 00 in Cunter Hall with President Guerre W Frasier presiding and Dr E K Fretwell of Columbia University delivering the address. Milas Margaret Harris Wi lectures on The Tutor Ned Cross Program at 1 00 in the Gitte Theatre. Miss Harris is Red Cross representative. At 5 00 in the Little Theater Mr Hal G Blue will speak on Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes A Biography. Tuesday features graduate men club and Miss Ferrison in the Little Theater at 3 00. Dr J H Navwlon of Columbia reviews Vernon Parrsgton s Alain Current in American Thought at 4 00. At 7 00 the Conservatory faculty presents a concert on campus and the Teacher college band has its inaugural summer concert.
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Calorado Stata Teachara Colege
Cantor Hall Tong
Gaurs
Lan Boon
All College Assembly
Cunter Hall
Guerre W. Frasier
E. KK. Fretwell
Columbia University
Gitte Theatre
Milas Margaret Harris Wi
Misa Varris
Red Cros
Hal G. Blue
Silas Dent
Oliver Wendell Halmes
J. H. Navwlon
Colmabra University
Suport Tendent
Schoole
Wenver
Vernon Parrsgton
Alain
Conservatory of Munle
Teacheré College
Mrs. Foss Pioneer of Colorado Dies at 47
Mrs. Foss a pioneer of Colorado died at her Fogston home Saturday morning at age 47. Born July 6, 1843 in Galedonis she moved west with husband to Silver Cup Cela in 1880. They later founded Fosaton in Weld County in 1909. Survived by two sons Fagor J. and William H, a daughter Alre Mary Sculllinger of Greetcy, and four grandchildren.
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HW. Boss
Colorado
Posaton
Fogston
Bent
Rosa
Galedonis
Ailver Cuff
Cela
Weld County
Fosaton
Fona
Foss
Fagor J
William H
Alre
Mary Sculllinger
Greetcy
Industrialists Attend Frasier Sermon at Colorado Conference
At the Galornda conference in Dunver on Thursday Dr. Googa Wy Frasier, president of Colorado Teach era college, spoke at a First Plymouth Congregational church banquet. He criticized church members who profit from wealth while neglecting social issues, urging action against hypocritical elites.
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Googa Wy Frasier
Colorado Teachera College
Gongraga Lonal Ehtarches
Dunver
Frisier
Novanquet
Plymouth
Wipil Cocka
Huddter
Alfred Young
Dover Scribe
John 2. Rockefeller
Frattor
Lely
Maine
Ute Syelem
Gafnlg
Peaster
Fire department training demo improves life saving methods
Chief Carl Anderson and Volunteer George F Strubel returned from Colorado Springs where they attended a state fire drill college. They announced new methods of fire fighting to save life and property will be adopted locally. Demonstrations included a 60 foot ladder and a four story building rescue. A new smoke containment device was shown to help firefighters evacuate a person safely. The department will replace a 35 foot ladder with updated gear, Anderson said.
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Cire
Carl Anderson
Aderman George F. Strubel
Ilo Somnitre Committee
Colorado Springs
Dhlat
Anderson
Ama
Anderson Eald
Men Must Apply Singly For Aid At Court Office
Sheriff W W Wyatt halted a mob outside the courthouse Friday afternoon. An order limited aid seekers to individuals visiting the Board of Welfare office, banning group or mob visits. The intercepted crowd included multiple regulars who had sought assistance in recent days.
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W. W. Wyatt
Court House
Aherdy
Nanceforth
Ed H Wilburn Fined After Trial in Court
Ed H Wilburn, 30, of Greeling, was fined 54.60 in police court after conviction for vagrancy. About 25 spectators watched as Wilburn, a spokesman for a group of ten, sought aid from the Associated Relief. The court heard he had been idle for three days and engaged in begging and agitation at public places without visible means of support. Aubrey Lewis led the defense, and Judge W Te damian delayed suspending part of the fine. Wilburn was sent to the jail to serve out the fine. Officials noted he had previously sought aid and refused a work-for-room arrangement, while others argued for work or charity.
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Wilburn
Tovay
Aubrey Lawis
Joeat
Attormey
Housas
Agence
W. Tedamian
Lewis
Tims
Yee
Apgent
Wilburnan
Init
Megdiasy
Hubert Reynelds
To Heard
Halen Fitz
Realizied
Wiburs
Wilburn Tadie
Nnn Farm
Newt
Tet Roth
Pften Imag
Tigagione
Court House
Sis
Gilat
Pallee Roberts
Wyontag
Howls
Associated Nollatoffs
Warkors
Fitz
Pitz
Power
Mhe Court House
Roberts
Lam
Sherrif Wealt
Moor
Commissionera
Powers
Hoberts
Maior
Burt Lanann
Ws Lowis
Rath Beauchamp
Agenus
Agitha
Thail
Cour Borood
Jed Bhorharilt
Bravitz
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Norton Trustman
Colosimo Cafe
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Monntive
Hoover
Niles
Mexico
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Mac Cay
Manzanillo
Mealeo
Tus
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Dows
Ts Wireless
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Pacific
Maxton City
Minzntilto
Mexico City
Sume
Yvnaro
Alhley
Guadalajara
Colina
Risa
Gollnia
Gundutajarn
U.S
Tribune
Ehetory Miley
L. Kittle
Grealey
Colorado Conference of Congregational Churches
Denver
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Strubel
Ed H. Wilburn
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