Witness testifies on bribes and Leviathan subsidy concession
Washington reports former assistant secretary Ewing Mitchell testifying before the senate committee. He denies direct bribes in ship subsidies but cites possible criminal acts in granting private operator concessions. Mitchell names Roosevelt, Astor, and the Leviathan subsidy plan as controversial, while senators press him on sources and motives.
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Washington
Ewing Michell
Senate Cameres
Aulividins
Joseph B. Keenan
Mitchell
Newry
Loma
Eoniter Pleteber
Adiaifflied
Washturton
Yad
Hower
Po A. S. Franklin
Bermit Roosevelt
Vincent Astor
Fletcher
White
Mattie
International Marcantila Maring Neverty Hink
Lins
McNare
Repahtier
Ove
Macnn
Mitchell Tosied
Tye
Raper
Ren
Teapot Dome
Rodeo Ticket Sales Start With a Bang
A lively start to Spud Rodeo ticket sales, with high demand for reserved seats. Committee leaders briefed, noting strong interest and plans to advertise the event across partnerships and local venues.
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Trave
Mo Welkin
Greco I
Grove Park
Canger Commerce Office
Dary
Oe Redea Association
EH. Fukowett
Culbertson
Donhemmter
Don Meartinn
Lin Page
Zuner Euler
Canimeren
Creeley Agillary
Mon McArthur
Creeley
Thio Hat Etek
Unclear Reconstruction Behind Nation’s Leadership
A fragmented analysis outlines disorder in Washington politics with talk of reorganization and power shifts. The piece hints at autopsy of the current setup, noting superficial changes and the difficulty of extracting meaningful reforms amidst shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
SR ix
NBA
Gosthausd
First College Band Concert Thursday 7 15 PM
First College Band Concert set for Thursday at 7 15 with a large ensemble from 10 states and local performers. The program includes works by Verdi Wagner and Rimsky Korsakov with solos and symphonic selections in a regional schedule across Greeley Astes Park and Verbert.
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Preatian Simpmer
Ursin
Greeley
Astes Park
J. Kk. McMlinter
Folie
Tait
Tait Apecboy, WL Direct Me Enioerts 1 July , and July Ib Verbert
Bork Morgan
Wnneemdsy Blt
Synphoyle Marek
Ancint
Tat Laas Mh
Overbure
Mestresenet AY. Winstean
Pept Wiig Telar IV
Moriil Solo
Goldmany Teert Miller
Cpractist
V. Gennes Historesques
Marana Ro
Greeley Center Street Traffic Signal Plan
A movement to install a traffic signal at the intersection places a type of stop and go signal in the center of the crossroad. Officials note operational costs and wiring figures, with a standard line citing costs from 700 to 1,000 plus 987.50 for the electric line hookup.
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Greeley Bays Center
Ordarnix
Cntiier
Roquita Aly Bandard
Berlee
Staidan
Colorado Banker Paroled After NY Fraud Case
Charles T. D. Waggoner, a former Telluride banker, was paroled in May from Atlanta Federal Prison after being sentenced by the Southern District for mail fraud. He allegedly obtained $100,000 from New York banks using forged telegraphic forms. He will not disclose his present residence.
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Washington
Charles TD. Waggoner
Telluride
Colo
Atlanta
Wassoner
Tfo
York
Welcome Summer Students This Chaysmod Mwie Isread Web
A garbled message greets summer students and hints at a planned event or program. It mentions a plan, guidance, and a theater setting with names that resemble recipients or organizers. The text is fragmented and obscured, offering limited concrete details.
Parsons and Simpson Elected Presidents of Colorado Conventions
Parsons and Simpson were elected presidents of the Colorado and Wyoming Christian Churches conventions, with Rev. Marty Garson of the Myst Clvladlan church in Lert Cole lan aid NLR serving as a presiding officer. The assembly, held Tuesday afternoon, featured a banquet and speeches by Arlene Marple and Stephen Gorey, drawing about 1300 attendees.
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Marty Garson
Myst Clvladlan
Lert
Geyreky
Roy Arai
Marx
Ja. Marx
Buoble
Colorado Women's Custhin Missionary Sockets
J Prud Watts
Toulder
Vine
A. T. Nommanson
Denver
Vide Wraidens
Playd iMyn
M. Siansen
T. C. Anderson
Misa Leona Swiliuw
Cisher
Grep
Byshine Helles
Tae
Tanquet
Kurt Pire
Audghy
Juliason
Resti Youtt
Arlene Marple
Cheyenne
Wing Myers Af
Two Denver Women Injured in Vehicle Crash
Two Denver women, Mrs Ma Fhallinnr, 64, and Marto HoWintes, 38, were injured Wednesday when their car struck a truck after a car ahead swerved, sending both to a hospital in Denver. Ambulances transported them after first aid at the scene.
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Denver
Mra Ma Fhallinnr
Marto HoWintes
Ciek
Bolt
Offier
Helden
Asad
Ps Eikor
The Wink and the Ruta at The Little Theater
The Wink and the Ruta a land of celeko lite by Morin Hasire staged by The HKickles at The Little Theater. Season rekat adsi playa with Wrest i condnetars. Thursday Cowrady 8% Palithin Rovian. Venue Wind ad in He calico at Arvil.
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Qerkles
Morin Hasire
Achaia Shi
Phealta
The
Hkickles
Arvil
Vail Blames Road Outlook on U S Govt
Vail cites lack of state highway funds and district office support as cause for stalled Colonie roadwork. He prepared a statement outlining needs and cites federal aid authorization, with New York’s share around 2.9 million dollars. Public road projects await appropriations, sat within 1954 framework.
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Vail
U.S
Hihway
Hurcut
Colonie
Ane
1Ma
Estes
Natcomn
Bayrout
Pro Postel
Newver
Olberti
Secuture
City Council Reviews Sewage Plant Plan and Capacity
Howe approves the design of Greeley’s sewage plant and supports a substantial capacity, with testing and lab facilities deemed adequate. The council discusses storm sewer integration, capacity needs, and potential federal aid, while preparatory resolutions seek funding and approvals. The capacity debate contrasts Greeley’s 2,000,000 gallon design with Boulder’s 4,000,000, and notes possible adjustments.
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Batler
Howe
Alite
Mae Shiry Quiginner
W. Crider
Siling
Creeley
Eliy
Gavili Tahara
Ertl
Galdor
Seat
Devily
Henina
Greeley
Eulm
Geller
Greely
Boulder
Greeley Plank Wandlake
Neded
Lierg Daca
Mik
Dirmingnany
Fragmentary OCR note hints at three year alien residence case
Readable parts reference Mase Lwa Sunth Appts and aliens living for three years Tollvia Pari sae. Mentions Holivia and a judge with a dangerous tide. Details are garbled but point to a legal or governance related matter involving residence or status and figures like $21.00.
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Hallyawood
Tollvia
Parisae
Ourray Fur Iidge
Appeal in Electric Company Valuation Case Up to REC
In Denver district court Noehhin challenges a valuation of the Hannaggad Electric Company. The case questions state public utilities counsel and Me state public kaxion and upholds a disputed assessment. The item references continuation on Page 10.
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Electric Company
Noehhin
Denver District Court
Coowlay
State Publiiibies Counivaiaw
Hannaggad Eleatebe Company
Aes
Erllea
Gontinvad
Young & Sons win bid to build college dorms
Young & Sons of Greeley won the bid for dormitory construction at Colorado State College of Whe det Punstday alter the low bid was selected. The project covers a 160 female dormitory with dining facilities and a boiler plant, financed by a loan and funds, expected to house 160 women and be ready by 1938.
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Caloride
Hems JT
Tate
Denver
Okbenars
Passos
Cho
Festiny
Geo Dubhe
Onbluver
Young & Sona
Wonen
Coffin Likely To Decide for Aged Woman
Indictments hint at a verdict likely to favor Mrs. Aluting Bisill in a case tied to a 225,000 note and shortgage settlement. Prosecutors seek a review of evidence after an afternoon of arguments as the defense questions the validity of the notes and prior uses.
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Aluting Bisill
Nofense
TL. Bermain
Tienver
Invalidated 25 Million Highway Act Faces Challenge
A historic U S highway funding measure totaling 25 million dollars was ruled invalid by a court. Justice McNally ruled the act unconstitutional and blocked the financing plan before any construction could begin. The decision centers on federal loan provisions and the state’s authority to issue bonds for highway improvements.
Federal Expenditures Exceed 7 Billion Mark Since Last July
In a partial report, expenditures rise past seven billion since last July. The piece notes totals around 7.667 billion with regional allocations and references to East Were and Weld. Names and complete figures are partially garbled, but the article ties the rise to fiscal year spending and mentions related political figures and locations.
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Ederal
Bridge and Road Repairs Sought by Local Delegation
A local delegation led by Commissioner B. Chirk pressed for funding and action on bridge and road repairs in the Memorial Day aftermath. They cited damaged bridges at Owl, Lanares, and Sand creeks and urged temporary fixes to ease traffic while permanent work proceeds.
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Antearty Extondiatzicl
Gonnty Commissionior
Leif
AML
Shera Brown
Johy Wilson
Eslal
Clars
Byidga
Long Oil Mat Bids Delayed By City Council Action
The city council delayed paying bids for oil mat work to allow district petitions and funding to proceed. Aiming to surface streets this summer, officials approved ordinances for Twelfth avenue and Sixteenth street districts and discussed paving on Eighteenth Street and portions of Ninth and Thirteenth districts.
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Greeley Sirrate
Letoun
Suriating
Otia
Coenaell
Teresitasy
Ghreet
Crane
Prasad Mt Maal
Twelfth Avenue
Siateenth
Ashers
Yourterath
Sixteenth Steert
Tenth
Terelfth
Big Thompson River Storage Halt Amid Snow Melt
Fragmented text notes storage on the Big Thompson River halted due to melting snow and ongoing weather impacts. Mentions unrelated garbled phrases and possible local references, limiting concrete details about location, causes, or timeline.
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Cuma
Buyul
Sam Tavina
Senate approves Security Act amid aims to protect workers
Washington reports the Senate passed a broad security act with a 76 to 6 vote, moving toward a nationwide old age protection plan. The measure would limit presidential authority and set a framework for a permanent government system to shield citizens in retirement and unemployment. The debate highlighted tensions over payroll taxes and discretionary power for Roosevelt administration officials.
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Washington
Adiaine Fatratinn
Haus Canstervees Co
Senate
Tinastry
Giam
Pendida Seston Mg
Chirk
Deminer
Missoni
Awad
PSO PL
Comdanova
Roosevelt
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