College High offers credit courses in summer session
The College High School announces a summer program providing unit courses for credit for seven to 12 grade students. Registration is June 26 with classes starting the next day. The program aims to mirror a semester or year of regular work, with credit determined by achievement. Courses include music and orchestra, with options for full or partial participation and various scheduling to suit students.
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College High School
Schon
Emden
Metoaiye
Collexs
Achoul
Sumumaries
Sloh
Moniay
Mrs Neva Starks Fined On Disturbance Charge
Mrs Neva Starks and her husband Vernon Blarky were charged with battery after an incident at 1306 Tenth Street. Sanyer testified Starks’ husband pulled her away and she displayed a black eye. Magon of Denver was fined $10.50 and released.
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Neva Blake
Vernon Blarky
Paul Street
Lo- Moe Twieg
Lowla
Starks
Bee Hileband
Dite
Elfrida Sauter
Stenet
Starka
Ormerly
Michigan Lad Confesses May Shooting of Father
A Michigan high school student Edward Dulaky confessed on May 31 after an argument to shooting his father Edward John Dulsky, a 60 year old Lansing motor plant worker, who had been missing noted by wife. County authorities pursue the youth to Omer to locate the gun and confirm the shooting.
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Noval Oak
Mich
Taso Edward Dulaky
Ligeurald
Tony
Lionmail McDonald
Tint le iMod
Bovy Mehr Dyer
Ederard John Dulsky
McDowald
Legislation Aims to Aid Midwest Farmers Across Sector
Congress enacts broad farm measures to stabilize wheat and corn markets, boost dairy and beef sectors, and provide crop insurance. Funding tops $1.6 billion for farm relief, price supports, debt relief, and emergency loans, with programs for drought, pests, and rural credit. include labor and grain stabilization, soil and storage initiatives, and market access efforts across the Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, and surrounding regions.
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Cas
Jean O
Whralington
Jue Js
Uiwy
Tobarco
Savamel
Betteveral
Avestock
Agra
Congress
Midgesteen Tarmeye
Cougens
Dakotas
Nobyaski
Mbinesoli
Ating
Tanusnoy
Timide & Taillion
Spain
Pandemiar Linterest
Midwest
Federal Land Bank
Land Bywle Commissioner
T Diovision
Secreary of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Emergénity Feed
Two Narrowly Escape As Truck Drops
Platteville June 18 Harry Moule and Th Ti Garrison narrowly escaped injury when a dump truck dropped a wheel and blocked a transfer lot. The accident occurred near the Hadell Transfer company yard in Platteville. The truck, loaded at Willson, caused minor damage and no injuries were reported. Marshal A W Frage investigated with Highway Patrolman Kinney.
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Plakteville
Harry Moule
East
Pyenio
Th. Ti
Gabifornit Street
Neavel
Abedant
Hadell Transfer Company
Walnut ‘Streat
Conwrary
Mytin
PlatteviNe
A. W. Frage
Platte Yile
DM. B
aAfe Kinney
Unclear OCR event with boy in cab and railway accident
A damaged OCR item describes a railroad incident in France with a 9 year old boy in a cab and a derailed freight car. The text is fragmented but notes workers and a lever triggering activity. No clear dates or locations are reliably present.
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Nancy
France
Epingk
Former judge attacks juvenile courts in state editorial
San Bernardino California editorials quote ex judge EAdraeinted calling juvenile courts a failed system. He argues youth are harmed by probation officers and police, while advocates say the system fails to hold youths accountable. The piece contrasts punitive and rehabilitative approaches and warns of loopholes in the current setup.
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Eadraeinted
San Bernardino
Calif
Jeaso Oiney
Superior Court
Fuventis
California Slate Tar Journal
Gorneys
Eherlife
Courk
Jim
Ghicago Grain Market Trade Drifts Amid Hedging Pressures
Chicago market notes show hedging and profit taking guiding today’s grain activity. Wheat futures for July and September drifted while December contracts eased. corn and oats partial gains and losses reflect cautious trading amid uncertain demand and harvest prospects.
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Chicago
Gilcrest Ladies Aid Meets at DeVotie Home
Gilcrest Ladies Aid met June 4 at DeVotie Home with hostesses Mrs. Waiser Mrs. David Pritchard and Mrs. J. Bago. Devotionals and readings preceded ice cream and wafers for about 80 members. Guests included Mrs Coy Mrs Wenn and Mildred Bellamy. Fathers to be outers at Sunday school supper next day. families asked to bring bread and sandwiches for service. Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson and family and Mr and Mrs Wilson Rice visited at Carl Goon’s for Sunday dinner.
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J. Bago
Ninomires
Timothy Wach
Coy
Wenn
Mise Mildred Bellamy
Dana Austin
Gilcrest
Sisiday
Cervica
Joe Thompson
Amd Lr
Wilson Ricé
Widstamily
Sunay
Carl Goon
Widow of Ault Pioneer Dies Mary Elisabeth Enger 63
Mary Elisabeth Enger widow of George H. Eager, pioneer resident of the Avi community, died at Boyle sanatorium Saturday morning at 2 AM of heart disease after six weeks of treatment. She lived in Griesley, Enton, and later with her son Everett in Boulder transport company work. Survived by three sons, a daughter, two sisters, seven grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Funeral set at Armstrong’s Mortuary in Ston.
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Enger
George H. Eager
Boyle
Eager
Sanitarius Mas
Gresley
Ednor
Aut
Marold
Throes Song
John
Port
Lupton
Eversttan Harold
Maton
Dawwhler
Ars. Stennalh Simmoang
Denver
Edward Brage
Leverley
Oirs
Andra Carphall
Rev James Bell Begins Sermon Series Sunday
Rev James Bell opens a summer sermon series at Pirat Baptist Church starting Sunday the 19th. The inaugural service features Bell delivering The Mantina of God. Subsequent talks include The Ministry of the Sea God Ty Is His Garden Life as a Tree Flowers from Getheamang and Give to This Mountaliy.
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Pirat Baptist
Chopater
Isimes
Teli
Rey Bell
Taso
Attendance at Playgrounds Here in Recreation Project Increases
The Greaylay recreation program reports rapid playground attendance growth during its opening week. A total of 2732 children used the playgrounds, with 486 boys and 230 girls recorded at the three centers. Registration reached 1005. Central, Cameron, and East Side venues reported strong turnout. Citizens describe swim lessons, classes, and pet show events as part of the program.
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Cameron School
Grevlay
Jaast
Piayervunda
Dugiey
Herense
Carmeran School
Felday
Central
Adl
Greeley
Afoald
Taye
Heri Hamilton
Thentya
Eart Sila
Wille Cautval
Chevrolet
Ehilare
Warnaes Park
Molay Campang
Cameron
Homey Kidder
Lula Hall
Mia
William Nicholson
H. L. Frankl
David Anderson
Norma Tite
Kitten
Pagey Doubenmter
Jean Wielemers
Chiekone
South Sloe
Collowa
Itatue
Gentral
Wast
East Side
East
Sie
Sorth
Jackson
Tield
Centraal
Centtral
Biel
South Side
Jackson Lide
Gameran
Genta
Mast
Central Wil Central
Labor League Backs Pension and Labor Platform
The executive board of Colorado labor groups endorses a $45 monthly old age pension and supports candidates who pledge to repeal prohibitions and expand labor rights. The platform calls for drastic cuts to the public utilities commission, farmer marketing cooperatives, stronger wage laws, and compulsory arbitration reforms. It emphasizes farm and industrial cooperation and shifts toward voter mobilization among farmers.
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Dacyer
Lavor’s
Deagie
Colorado
Continnutney
Billy
Elrike
Woman With Shotgun Drives Students From Camp
Denver reports Guard officers were sent to the Colorado School of Mines summer geological camp after a woman with a shotgun allegedly threatened to blast students off the property. Deputy Adjutant General Luke Kavanaugh said Governor Teller Ammons authorized guard presence following a call from Pueblo officials. A land seller, Dolly Young, had been acquitted of charges tied to the dispute.
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Denver
National Guard
Galleride School of Mines
Gily
Cole
Luke Kavanaugh
Teller Ammons
Kavanaugh
P. Coolbaugh
Mines
Pueblo
Dolly Young
School At Mines
Studenta
Fount
Hee
Mead Women Discuss Church Mead Women Discuss Church Mead
The June 18 meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. WW Woodley with about 30 members present. Women attended from nearby towns, shared reports on church duties, enjoyed refreshments, and discussed society activities and upcoming conventions.
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Mead
Women’s Missionary
Sockely
WW. W. Woodley
C. A
J.T. Tilton
Casper
T. Dake
Mise Sally Pebbles
Boulder
C.-T
Misa Pebbles
Gilmin Olson
Ukeweak
McCook
Nabras
Iatter
Arthur Jenna and
Husbild
Nallie Prybacki
I Chiagen
RB. E. White
Mra. J. Dake
Andrew Deke
Var Nuy
Oalif
Cheyanno
WMA
Wemenday
Harry Walverson
Dupont Fave Con
L. P. Mudd
Elmer Johnnsy
Longmont
Roll Nail
Blaing Hurd
Gilman Olson
Gladys Nylen
Shirley Wilson
Zola Coates
Luelila Vonalt
Cheyenne
Mise Vonalt
Coates
Medicine Case Stolen From Dr Mailer Car
A medicine case belonging to Dr N A Tradler Pridey was stolen from a car parked near Bluth avenue and Ninth. Dr Mailer suspects a drug addict may have taken the case and could have removed the morphine and other preparations from the vehicle. The incident prompts police attention as authorities search for the missing narcotics and equipment.
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Dr. Mailer
Dr N'A. Tradler Pridey
Bluth
Ninth
Atrest
Mailer
Candidates To Be Questioned On Official Aid
Washington reports Democrats plan senate investigation into campaign aid and possible federal influence. Chaoleugm Bhepiard indicates committees will question candidates about any contact with federal officials and potential violations. The inquiry aims to expose improper practices and assess impacts on primary integrity and candidate selection.
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Washington
Puhue Manor
Sheppard
Windsor notices and notices of marriages in Windsor area
Windsor July 17 Windsor windear friends learn Mira Dolu McCabe of atontroze to Mar A Thompson of Lamar to be married May 26 at the Presbyterian church in Denver. Thompson is son of Mr and Mrs A E Thangon of Holly. Also receives local news of students, teachers, hospital, business openings and minor incidents around Windsor including pranks, accidents, and community society updates.
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Jue
Mira Dolu McCabe
Atontroze
Mar A. Thompson
Lamar
Plase
Presbyterian Church
Pageensgen
Denver
Uride
Gaushter
P.O. McCabe
Mirrors
Windsor Park
Weston State College
Bristol Achanis
Thompson
Grenady High School
Cilticothe Busineas
Missouri
Tel Mee
A. E. Thanigon
Holly
Babe Ruth to coach Brooklyn Dodgers in 1924 return
New York reports Babe Ruth will join the Brooklyn Dodgers as coach after a brief statement from General Manager branch. The signaled agreement follows a Friday night gathering with Dodgers officials including manager Burleish Grimes and Leo Durocher. Ruth, the famed homer hitter, will wear a Dodgers uniform as a double role while Grimes continues as manager.
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New York
Babe Rut
Brooklyn Dodgers
Genera
Tarry S. MacShallen
Sabie
MacFuall
Uth
MacPaoil
Burleish Grimes
Dodgers
Leo Dorocher
Clhb
Ruth
Chicas
Brooklyn
Huth
Haliyee
Wiesaa
Grimes
Birth announcement for Clarence Elta in Denver
Mr and Mrs M M Carpenter announce the birth of a son named Clarence Elta at Gresley hospital on June 12. They reside at A427 Twelfth Avenue, Denver.
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Stork Express
Mra
Borno
M. M. Carpeneler
Twelfth Avenue
Gresley Hospital
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George Onstot
Babe Ruth
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