Kidnapping Case Tied to Sanksy Arrest Sparks Probe
In a reported kidnapping case, authorities allege Sankey aided an abduction of Charles Leuver for 309000, with a fleet of vehicles and 12 000 paid amounts cited. Witnesses describe multiple cars, notes, and a fugitive link, while a close associate faces questioning amid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Tamm
Alliguaire
Theraday
Sankey
Charles of
Leuver
Staakoll
Meorty
Upton Banker and Bank of President in Colorado Springs
A late treasurer named Upton Banker led Fort le Feith Wad and the Colorado association while Jefferson H resident of First Na in Colorado Springs succeeded W. Dloedorn as president. The article notes record recollections of past conversions and votes on a city tax amid a tax revenue push. It mentions an election and a sales tax proposal, with opposition from some board members.
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Fort le Feith
Wad
Boburday
Colorado’ v4 Association
Fenition
Kintes ‘Park
Teramre 3
Hidadarn
Faruera Binte Bank
Jefferson H
Naft
Colorado Springa
Vico F. Heavhoro
Dloedorn
First UK
Denver
Fragmentary record of exhibit fund dissension and misspent funds
Disjointed notes cite committee dissatisfaction with exhibit fund use, authority questions, and allegedly improper spending. Names such as Dr Twining, Foster, and Ed C appear amid references to a governor, general assembly action, and missing or unfunded expenditures.
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Mandel Suirlay
W. H. Twining
Aspen
Foster
Gov
Ed C
General Assembly
Dr. Twining
Wtale
Ge. Terrining
Cattle Men Oppose Plan of Governor Buona Vista
Colorado Cattle Growers and Sheepmen oppose Governor Johnsons anti trust plan and ask for unemployment relief and continued direct government support. They support a Denver land convention, postwar grazing fee reductions, and continued cattle industry protections. Speakers included Lucy Colling and Charles Collins. Thamis Begunder was chosen president. plans discussed for a Lake View tragedy follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buona Vista
Colorado Cattle Growers
Peedars
Johpsen
O & Public Works
Dever Morel
Pankers
Denver
Wulillo
Killin
Lucy Colling
Omaha
United States Livestock Association
Charias
Collins
Almerican National Livestock Association
Gavaror Johnsson
Thamis
Noted figures stir in Santa Monica tale of Father
A fragmented reminiscence alleges bias and favoritism toward a figure called Father. The speaker claims harsh judgments would be applied to others, while defending Father as overrated yet excused due to his role. The passage hints at public perception and unequal accountability without clear events or dates.
Gold Group Presses for Adjournment at World Conference
London reports the Gold Group led by Franco seeks a quick adjournment of the world economic conference. Debate on nationalization of resources dominates private talks among key delegations. Washington influence looms as the U S. President's instructions shape the next moves.
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Presa
London
Franco
Washington
Roosevelt
No Requests Likely for Drouth Funds As Times Improve
Colorado Agricultural College extension director W A Anderson said the new million dollar drought relief fund in Colorado and four western states may see few loan requests as weather improves. He noted an earlier $360,000 fund drew only eighteen applications and pledged information on how farmers can seek relief if interest rises.
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Colorado
W. A. Anderson
Colorado Agricultural College
Satirday
Drouth
Abdergon
Local Girl Wins Music Scholarship
A Denver Post report notes 481 contestants entered the statewide scholarship competition with 58 advancing to preliminary rounds. Miss Clendenin of Teachers College Conservatory and William Adams of Jainstown were among the six who won in preliminaries while Florence Lamont assisted.
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Vard Cleudenin
Teachers College Conservatory of Music
William Adams
Jainslowi
Clendenin
Ween
Denver Post
Bils Cleidenin
Florence Lamont Iian
Adams Will
Blanche DaCosta
Te Lamont School of Music
Juan Jeanetto Ame- Hibben
Longmont
Teachers College
Sle
John ©. Wilcox
Denver College of Music
Company M Wins Award at Rifle Range
Company M received a Sons of the American Revolution honor for the best drill squad at a rifle range event. Lonamont’s Second Battalion HQ won the American Legion trophy for best solution to a field communications problem during the Governor’s Day program at Ride Range near Golden. Matt R. Wagner of Denver and Robart L. Orr of Fort Collins competed for the Hoglo medal as best drilled squad member, with Blanday Wilce named recipient of a related award for the forelian wars trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presley
Sons of the American Revolution
Lonamont
American Legion
Pelta
Haturdey
Ride’ Range
Golden
Matt R. Wagner
Denver
Robart L. Orr
Fort Cotling
Colorado Nelfond
Stewart
Tol Bouldere
Tariff Slash Report Sparks U S Economic Conference Dispute
A misattributed proposal to cut tariffs sparked U S friction at the world economic conference. Senators and delegation staff disputed who drafted the agenda item, citing a press error and stating no formal American submission. Henry Chanler and Cordell Hull initials were linked to the document, but confirmation remained unsettled.
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LO Vercent
Plan
Hull
Mendon
Nork
Roy Piltoran
Hyp
Uo Detoention
Gus Baets
Leikue
Nationa Momney
Kenry Chnlmera
Bureau of Foreign and Conicatle Commerce
The
Economic Commission
Cordell Hull
Althe
Urey
Cachill Hull
Shleh
United States
Tribune Welcomes Summer Students At State Teachers College
The Greeley Daily Tribune features ads welcoming summer session students at State Teachers College. Dr. William Trufant Foster of the Pollak Foundation for Economic Research will speak on "The Folly of Scultling the Schools" at 7 p.m. The edition invites students to visit the Tribune office to view a World Newspaper Exhibit with papers from over 60 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Daily Tribune
State Teachers College
Tribune
Gunter Hull
William ‘Trufant Foster
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Tribune‘o World
United States
Weld County Aged Pension Applications Begin July 28
Weld county residents are urged to apply for old age pensions when the law takes effect July 28. County Judge Robert G. Strong and the county commissioners arranged for publication of the law's complete text in the Tribune. Applicants must be 66 or older, citizens 15 years, state resident 16 years, and Weld County resident five years prior to applying. Remaining details delayed to page 1.
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Weld
Robert G. Strong
the Tribune
United Sitters
Weld County
Hopkins Says State Must Furnish Aid
Colorado faced a federal warning from Harry K Napkins head of the federal emergency relief administration. He said the state must provide funds for unemployment relief or federal funds would be cut off. The telegram urged the governor and legislature to act, noting Colorado has received 4,249,288 dollars in unemployment relief since Aggy 3, 1932, with Denver relying heavily on federal aid.
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Denver
Jana
Colorado
Harry K
Tun Lefenmin
Tinhann
Aggy
Tas
Two Are Fined for Shoplifting Here
Bedwird Cordova of the Creeley Sponteh colony and Aardencourt of Sheridan Wyoming were brought into justice court Monday to answer shoplifting charges. Cordova paid 21 dollars for taking a 1.20 value goose from the Penney store. Vardantcourt received a 45 day jail sentence for theft from the Afpeley Dry Goods store.
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Bedwird Cordova
Creeley Sponteh Colony
Aardencourt
Sheridan
Tribune Phone Numbers For Soalaty Loyal News 3 and Edsterlay
Tribune lists phone numbers for Soalaty Loyal and Business Edsterlay, detailing departmental contacts, advertising inquiries, and printing subscriptions. The notice presents a compact guide to reach editors, sales staff, and circulation desks.
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Tribune
Soalaty
News 3
Edsterlay
Still Law Violators to Be Freed Soon in Colorado
Denver June 19 Colorado moves to release prohibition prisoners as of July 1 Governor Solinson plans early parole for many still violators in Canon City Penitentiary Weld County inmates listed include S G Mitchell John Ghillicducci and Fooly Gropp with sentences ranging from two to five years for still operation or liquor related offenses
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Denver
Colorado
Solin “Son
Jocarda
Canon City
Johneau
House of Representatives
House
Weld County
G. Mitchell
Horaceston
John Ghillicducci
Fooly Gropp
Teachers College Week Calendar and Events Listed
Calendar entries for Teachers College Week include Monday events at Gunn ter Hall with Dr William Trufant Foster speaking The Folly of Bottling the Schools and a graduate reception. Tuesday features the Teachers College Mirror first issue free to all students at Mir roc Office a graduate luncheon a lecture at Lita Theater and a Tribune introduction program with a newspaper exhibit and lecture Little Theater concert at Gunter Hall with no admiralty charges. A Boulder Way man Hylter fined for intoxication in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunter Hall
William Trufant Foster
Polylak Foundation For Economia Neaearch
Bouttling
Facutty Club
College Mirror
Mirroc Offica
Lita
Fy & Merrill
Gresley Tribune
Tribune
Axhicle
Ereture
Ittle
William Trufant
Foster
Conservatory of Mittle
Admir Alon Ohargs
Sugar session in Washington June 27 1919
A sugar conference in Washington set for Tuesday June 27 involves growers and distributors discussing farm relief, price restoration, and marketing under the farm act. Leaders from National Sugar Growers Association and regional delegates will attend to push for immediate considerations with Secretary of Agriculture Wallace and sugar administrator Gautier.
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Associated Pe
Washington
Juan
Cuba
John Les Coulter
taeSte Commission
Wallice
Tarttt
Ling
White House
Heavitt
Charles J. Brand
Aot Tent Sa inLereata
Wits
Yorluers
Landlars
Angual
Brand
Greeley
Natenal Association
Hag
Hye Wittdpal
United States
Secretory of Agriculture
J. OD. Pastencke
Lhe
Wallace
Johm Leo Gautier
Boulder Youth Heads State DeMolay Order
Ray Kitts of Oreclay was elected assistant to the editor in chief of the Cotorato Dydolay at the state convention. Geel Oppenheim of Pueblo was chosen editor in chief with Kitts and other officers named including Wendsll Denison of Boulder as master councilor and Britz Royal of Rocky Ford as state senior councilor. Sterling will host the 192nlate convention.
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Ray Kitts
Oreclay
Cotorato Dydolay
Léa Sneddon
Salida
Don Shaldon
Sterling
Scribe
William
AtcClary
Puotilo
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V.sankey
Ptt
Upton Banker
Ers
Elata
Brothertérte
Atoy Matares
William Hamm Jr
St. Paul
Palla
Hernarding
B. L. Stanfield
Big Bear
Big Bear Lake
Stanfield
Harry Sweet
Hollywood
Hal Davitt
Vera Willams
Hollywwood
Santa Monica
Mather
Pathar
Bree
France
Harriman
New York
Josephs W. Harriman
Far
Jdlman National Bank and Trust Company
Albert M. Austin
Judes
Willie Bondy
Hank
Austin
U.S
Hopkins
State
Harbor Shelter
Amceleted Press
Edlgartown
Mungs
Harbor Horn
Pmartha's Vineyard
Hessee
Michigan
Dow Printing
Hylter
Bouldér
Palito Court
Boulder Youth Heads
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