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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

8

City Band To Play Here Sunday

Colorado State Teachers college presents a 60 piece City Band concert Sunday at 4 pm on the Northern campus. DeForest Cline directs with L H B Seolth Sterling Raymond Hunt and others assisting. program includes Stars and Stripes Forever and The Merry Widow. The band lists extensive personnel from Greeley Denver Sterling and more with detailed instrument rosters and residency notes.

Colorado State Teachers College Greeley DeForest Cline Conwvatl'y Muale Arch Stars and Stripes Rio Rita Legions of Anciant Rome Key College Htourk Daily Cline Tasve Asnlatant L. HB

Planes Circle City in Formation

Planes circle the city in formation over a Friday morning patrol in Denver area. In local court, two divorce cases proceed, one involving Mollie Wickstrom and the other Cleo Ste, with Wentzell acting as attorney for the plaintiffs in a cruelty suit filed earlier.

Ity Fiiday Dai" Wickstrom Greeley Mra Molliecketrom Sule Way Cleo Ste P. Wertz Aia Contentant Mle Tnearne Instriet BL HI Houtet Theason

Pastor hanged in church but survives attack in Dallas

Supply pastor of North Dallas Baptist church, Brown, was stripped, tied, and hanged from a chandelier by four men early today. He strangled but freed himself after about three hours, swinging to the altar to end the ordeal. He and Rev. Marler had received threats in the prior three months. Brown's wife said the assault aimed to pressure Marler to resign, with both pastors reportedly under pressure from factions within the congregation.

Priast Dillags Tex B. PF. Brown North Dallas Baggage Department Tim Brown H. P. Marler Marier Mra. Brown Marler Maier

Suit Planned To Rule Out Beauty Champion

Col Willem B. Bastwood Jr of Dallas, aviation enthusiast, announced he has hired counsel to contest the Miss United States award given to Anne Lea Peterson, 11, of Ludlow Kentucky, alleging Texan discrimination. Pageant officials denied the charge, stating judges’ caliber proves its merit.

Prema Galveston Tex Legil Dle Starr John Held, Jr Haskell Cottin McClelland Barclay Jules Cannert Lee Townsend W. Huddleston Ben Carlton Mead Friends of Batterwood Kentucky Cincinnati

Greeley Leads Per Capita in Major Communities Sales

A state and regional study in Batter Business Vol IV No 12 ranks Greeley highest per capita sales among Colorado and Wyoming cities. Auto sales lead in Greeley, while food sales dominate in Denver Pueblo Boulder and Grand Junction.

Greeley Colorado Wyoming Colorado Springs Trinidad Fort Collins Cheyanne Per Denver Pusblo Boulder Grand Junction Greelay Bureau of the University of Colorado At Repley Ubar i Fort Collin Sense Puebla Greeley Londe Ley Ford Furnitur Rowtauranta Tambergut

Education conference drew Colorado teachers leaders

Dr George Willard Frealer president of Colorado Teachers College announced strong interest in the upcoming secondary education conference to be held here next week with a large delegation expected. Dr William John Cooper United States commissioner of education will preside with sessions Thursday and Friday. Local voices described hard times low living standards and many out of work amid tourism and business concerns. Pueblo softball remarks referenced rule disputes by northern Colorado representatives and coach Pete Brown recalled past Pueblo pitching exploits.

George Willard Frealer George “Willard Fraster Colorado Teachers College William John Cooper United States Commissioner of Education Mre Alfa Colorado Mya Atyander Pete Brown Pueblo

Drillers Reach Deepening Well at Greasewood Site

Reports from Fort Morgan and Greasewood indicate ongoing drilling progress. At 6 p.m. Thursday the Shanda Johnson well stood at 837 feet, up 2 feet from 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, with no incidents. Midwest Refining announced a 10,480 acre block southeast of the city for drilling, requiring core tests by September 1 and potential start of a tent by October 1 if results are favorable.

Shanda Johnson Midwest Morgan Fort Morgan Midwest Refining Company Clem Lee Morgan County C. Laaby Eld Midwest Alrready Leo and Lusby

Greeley Unit Wins Trophy at Rifle Range

Company M of Qrecker bag the governor's own pennant for excellence at the annual training camp rifle range. Greeley unit captures the award for the second year in succession. Officers include Captain Ganrge Irvin and Lieutenants George Dauth and E Lowell Knight.

Rifle Rangle Greeley Company Ganrge Irvin George Dauth E. Lowell Knight

Hidden Gun Wounds Two at Longmont Station

Two Longmont youths Charley Dameron and James Dameron were injured by pellets from an automatic mass pump owned by Starkey Oil at a Longmont gas station. They claimed gas pump noise and a shot fired as they attempted to get gasoline after pounding the money slot door. No other details verified.

Nenont Longmont Starkey Oil Company Charley Dameron James Charles Cameron Charles Dsieron Cameron Starkey Charles A. Gunning Gunning

Denver Paper Employee Kidnapped On Colorado Highway

R C Myers a 34 year old Denver linotype operator for the Denver paper was abducted Thursday after suspects forced him at gunpoint to move his Graham sedan with Colorado license 66 446 through routes toward Fort Collins and Buford Wyoming. Police assembled a posse to search for a man and woman alleged to have kidnapped Myers, robbed him of his car and clothing, and drove him to a lonely highway location between here and Fort Collins before abandoning the pursuit near Buford.

Bheritts Graham R. OC Myara Denver Colorado R. C. Myers Here Fort Collins Laramée Buford Wyo

Truck and Car Collision Reported on Tenth Avenue

A delivery truck collided with a car parked in front of the Osie home on Tenth Avenue Friday morning. Wayne Adams drove the truck and sustained minor injuries while the car’s occupant, Adams, suffered foot injuries.

Wayne Adams Talon Adama I. A. Osie IMG Tenth Avenue Adams

Reapportionment petitions circulate in Northeastern Weld

Senator C R Graves of New Reymer says petitions for a reapportionment bill to place on the ballot have been circulated along the Burlington road in Northeastern Weld. About 25 000 signatures are needed. The plan would allot two senators and four representatives to Weld without extra cost. Rainfall varies across the district with droughts near Raymer and Stonellan and better rains near Grover.

Weld Colorado Burlington Raih Anichore C. R. Graves New Reymer Graves Ordar Graven Northetern Wold Raymur Stonellan Pantire

Henry Craven Hurt in Truck Collision near Hubbard corner

Henry Craven an 83 year old La Salle resident was injured in a head on crash with a Miner Transportation Co truck at the Hubbard corner south of Evans. Craven was dazed unable to give a clear account and was treated at Evaiing then moved to Greeley hospital. X rays showed no fracture but he suffered extensive bruises and pain.

Henry Craven la Salle Greeley Hospital Miner Transporta- How Company Arapahoe Denver Hubbard Corner Evans Miner Craven Evaiig Lewis

Land Leases Filed Here Friday Eleven Leases Reported

Eleven land leases covering 1500 acres were recorded Friday by De Derby at rates of about 0.0 cents per acre. The filings include parcels described by quarter and section with names such as G W Burke D Curnutt Claude G Fer NW of Stes Frances etc and owners Patrick H McGinley Thomas C Phillips George M Rand George D Rech and others across multiple townships and ranges.

de Derby G. W. Burke D. Curnutt Claude G Stes Frances Tax Mark A. Cartney Paterick H. McGinley Thomas C. Phillips George M. Rand George D. Rech

Two Homes Proclaimed Prowled Thursday Night

Two residences were entered Thursday night in the college district. Dr W P Allen, 1217 Eighteenth Street, reported no loss while Rev H A Creswell, 421 Thirteenth Street, had ten dollars stolen. Entry at the Allen home occurred about 8 45 p m and Creswell’s more than an hour later. Police patrolled the area to catch the prowler and deter further robberies.

Borglara W. P. Allen H. A. Creswell Allen Tendoliara Creswell Sena College

Man Freed After Not Being Identified as Prowler at Allen Home

A man identified as John Oleon and jailed for prowling near the Allen residence at 1227 Highteenth Street was released without charge after Mrs. W. P. Allen failed to recognize him Thursday night. Police noted the prowler closely matched a general description. In the same period, $10 was taken from Rev. H. A. Creswell’s home at 31 Thirteenth Street. patrols were increased to deter further prowling. Mrs. C. Tuck reported card theft from her yard at 1430 Eighth Street on Thursday. Two Weld hens, part of May egg-laying records, were noted in Canon City and Greely contests with an average of 19.1 eggs for the month.

John Oleon W. P. Allen Highteenth Street Allen Olson H. A Creswell Thirteenth Street Palica College Bs Allen Hothe C. Tuck Palice Carden Nowe Canon City Raymond Osagea Johnatown J. Hill Greeley Hill of Grealey Harold Robertson

Torrio Becomes Head of Capone Gang in Chicago

In Chicago on June 19 the press announced that Johnny Torrio has succeeded Al Capone as the head of the Capone gang. The proclamation, posted last night, notes Torrio’s return to power after months of turmoil and Capone’s pending June 30 sentencing. The Daily News cites rumors that Bugs Moran and George Guielk are reshaping gambling and illicit activities as Torrio consolidates control.

Chicago E Fferard Hauminer Johnny Mtame Torrio Alphonse Capone Torri Aaid Big Jim Colosimo George Bugs Moran Torrio Capona Brooklyn Mings Coloaimo Twenty-second Street Torro Capone Sald United States George B. Q. Johnson Jonson Iterlang Daily Newa Tuck Guelk Capose Scarface al' Capone News Gueik Sun Oterti Guozik

Good Fly Fishing in Poudre Expected Soon

Cache la Poudre river is clearing rapidly and could offer good fly fishing within the coming week. River was running 1,050 second feet of water Thursday morning, down about 200 from Wednesday. North Park reports already good fishing. Dale Creek notes promising conditions.

Cache la Poudre Dale Creek North Park

Formula for Apology to Pope Sought in Vatican Talks

Rome June 1 The Vatican Italie relations center on two demands: an apology from the pope and the churchs alleged political activity. Italy says it will reopen dialogue on Catholic lay groups and other grievances toward settlement. The government insists on proof of political activity by clubs, citing signs from their uniforms badges and past affiliations with a disbanded party.

Associated Pree Rome Pop Isso Italy Vatican Tematus Mathe Vatican Popular Party Ras

Police Think Carlino Came After Revenge

Pueblo officers say Carlino, longtime Colorado bootleg king, returned from Denver to avenge his brother Bans slaying. A car bearing Wisconsin plates found in Pueblo garage linked to him, later captured at a ranch east of town. Carlino faced arson conspiracy charges tied to a dynamite blast that destroyed a Denver area home.

Pete Brother Sam Bessemer Assoutnhel Press Pueblo Pets Carling Colorado Bans Denver Camino Joenpa Rotundo Baasemer Pollce Wisconsin Thase Denver Pollen Preaat Pueblo Penn Carlins Nive High Myer Muching Gunn Ani Abot Hunt Eve Dominicr Giordomondi Carlos Reaver

British Press Object to Pershing Criticism of Its Army in War

London reports stir over General Pershing’s critique of the British army in World War I as a new book prompts resentment. The Daily Mail argues Americans sought to sack British leaders for perceived faults while The Express contends Pershing mistook psychology for physiology and notes British resilience in breaking the German lines.

Pershing London John J. Pershing London Front Daily Mail the Express

Local Bankers Head to Estes Park Convention

T Mf BR Petrikin president of First National bank, Charles N. Jackson of Weld County Savings bank, and T {. Pailstow of Greely Union Retail bank plan to attend the 13th annual Colorado Bankers’ Association convention in Estes Park. Sessions at the Stanley hotel run Friday and Saturday with talks on building and loan, taxation in Colorado, and farm loan justification. Officers to be elected and an American Bankers association briefing slated.

T. Mf. BR. Petrikin First National Bank Charles N. Jackson Weld Counny, Savings Bank T. {. Pailstow Greely Union Retiowal Bank Te Colorado Bankers’ Lae Estes Park Stanley Hotel Poethikin Port Mr. Jackars Me. Phillips Wellhenown Jobn Ore California P. H. Home Colorado Dan H. Otis Justifiade Farm Lasna H. Buron American Bankers’ Association Meury Ewan

Judge Who Presided at Sinclair Trial Dies

The long serving district judge who presided over the Sinclair trial died yesterday after a 15 year tenure on the bench. The obituary notes his role as a Holy commissioner and his service in the district court.

Sinclair Warhington Prederick I. Shédoaa District of Hoaly

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