Strong Hears Child Custody Case Thursday
Judge Robert G. Strong heard testimony in a custody and alimony dispute between Mrs Edel and Morris Lyle of Grealey. Lyle alleged nonpayment of 160 monthly alimony. the court advised continued hearing, with grandmother custody temporarily and the child returned from California if needed, urging Lyle to seek employment to meet support. Interlocutory decree in a separate divorce matter favored Mrs Dulin R. Gleaver, granting custody of two children and listing real estate assets and surrounding parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fig
Bettween
Edel
Morris Lyle
Grealey
War Con
Robert G. Strong
Arg. Lyle
Mr. Lyle
California
Cewt
Lyle
Dulin R. Gleaver
Wyte A. Gleaver
Lille
Charles W. Holley
Suil
Vialet
Prank
Woodard
Nebus
Frederick
Prisoner Riot Aboard Leavenworth Train Coaches
Seven prisoners convoyed from Toledo to Joliet staged a violent disruption in a railroad coach near Chicago. Six inmates were cut or bruised as they pressed through windows and damaged the carriage interior. Chicago police surgeon Dr. Barry treated the injured before guards moved the men to another coach under U.S. Deputy Marshal Jonse Sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lung Jh
Toledo
Glilg
Juenvenwort
Chicago
Weueles
U. S
Jonse Sell Ul Teluda
Pallce
Naftziger Emerges as Legion State Commander Candidate
Ben Naftziger, former Greeley post leader and thrice state committee chair, gains strong Northern Colorado backing as four posts join Fort Collins Wal lington Livermore Loveland and Greeley in pledging support. Delegates at the Pueblo state convention August 19 to 21 may back Naftziger as the next Colorado American Legion commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booch
F. Naftziger
Grewley
American Legion
Colorado
Rom Greeley
Naftziger
Pueblo
Ty Clust
Legion
Natfeiger
Fort Collis
Wallington
Livermore
Love
Gresley Road
Waftaiger
Greeley
Siblings Reunite After Long Separation in Colorado
Denver June 18 Two siblings Paul Milner of Los Angeles and Mrs JoT Viek of Longient reunited for the first time in 34 years. Milner says their brother BT Milner of Denver helped confirm the long estrangement began with Kontuellis in 1901. Mrs Miller moved to Colorado in 1917 and later to Los Angeles, while A G Miller, their mother, had not seen Milner in 24 years before a recent Longmont meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Paul Milner
Lon Angeles
Jot Viek
Longient
Wino
Toy Ware
BT. Milner
Miler
Colorado
Los Angeles
Asia
Viale m
A.dvather
A. G. Miller
Mee
Longmont
Yeaterday
Mra
Tlm
Farmers Warned to Watch Psyllids in Weld County
Growers in Weld County are urged to watch for psyllids and yellowing in potatoes as first infestations emerge this week. Sprays of lime sulfur and zinc arsenic are advised, with early traps and careful readiness for spraying at first signs. O J Sewell, 49, Springfield, Colo, was found dead in Evergreen Cemetery with carbon monoxide poisoning. notes found nearby indicate distress and ties to his wife, mother, and county coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Leslie Daniela
Ensemologiet
Colorado State
Calloga
Potita
Greany
Daniels
Jae
Daniele
Colelge
Gilcrest
Pleasant Valley
Alt
Taniels
Colorado Springs
O. J
Sewell
Springfield
Ula
Dr. Coughlin
Red Clover Named Menace to Spuds and Beets
June 18 report from Walla Walla entomologists says red clover threatens potato and sugar beet crops by promoting wireworm infestations. H. P. Lanchester and Wally Walla, Wash, officials from the Pacific collaborative division of the American Association for the Advancement of Belief presented findings at a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senide
H. PL Lanchester
Wally Walla
Pacific Alylatorial
American Associatius
Tax Bill Aims To Raise Hundreds Of Millions In Profits
The plan outlines shifting and new taxes on undistributed profits and holding companies, with adjustments to capital gains, corporate taxes, and surtaxes. It foresees a net increase from various provisions, including a temporary relief for some years and broader tax tightening on corporations and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
BovaNn
Naw Corporation
Aleus
Vinson
Damograt
Kantucky
Loi
Mingan
Senate
Death and Disorder Mark French Strikes Amid Turmoil
The article reports widespread strike unrest across Europe and Belgium with deaths and injuries, disruptions of transport and industry, and official diplomacy. It notes Antwerp port disruption, rail sabotage, and factory closures as French and Belgian workers push wage demands. An American hospital in Traviswee faced disruptions, and the American ambassador urged action, which was refused. In Denver, a high speed car crash injures John Sunti, involving John Chadwick over a disputed right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Belgium
Traviswee
Prance
Strausbourg
Rouen
Dick Wiliam L. Park Former Union Pacific Official Dies
Dick Wiliam L. Park a former general superintendent of the Union Pacific Railroad died in Chicago at age 86. He served as superintendent of the Wyoming division and later the Nebraska division, later becoming general manager of the Western Central. Park once conducted the passenger run between North Platte and Cheyenne over forty years ago. He was buried in North Platte Nebraska after a four week illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plonosr
Dick Wiliam L. Park
Union Pacific Railroad
Chexgo
North Platte
Neb
Park
Wyoming Diylalan
Nebraska
Unio
Pacific
Ater
Lil Iater
Wmunls Central
Chayenne
Mr.Park
Streamliners Start out on Fast Schedule
In ilstory a trojan Nett LaSalle Thursday night began a daily 465 mile year schedule to Chicago. No 112 departed LaSalle at 6 03 pm for a 9 20 am arrival, with sister No 141 leaving Chicago for LaSalle at 6 20 pm CST. The 16 hour run marks regular service with low coach fares and dining car service, amid cheering towns along Weld county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilstory
LaSalle
Chicago
Jnat
Union Pacific
Deuver
Ite
Chicago & Northwestern
Chongy
Slater
Olicae Igo
Pam
TaSilig
Wriday
Denver
Eoad
Weld County
Level Farm
Tauntry
Daniel McCrearty
Charles Meinfire
Sterling
North Platte
W. Averill Harriman
Union Padle
Carl Gray
Railroad Company
Willant Jeffers
County to Order More Weed Killer For Farmers
A second shipment of weed killer arrives and will be available to county farmers at cost through the county agent's office. Plans are under way for an installation of procedures and a dance at Tom New van east of Lucerne on July 6, with participation invited from Rebekaha Old Fellows and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Snatall
Tom New van
Lucerne
Wyoming Public Service raises Cheyenne phone rates
Cheyenne and statewide rate increases take effect July 1 after a commission order. One party line and business rates rise. Cheyenne and Casper placed in group five. The move aims to save Wyoming residents about 25000 dollars annually despite higher rates in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming Public Service
Che
Professor's Family Found Murdered in Pittsburgh Home
Pittsburgh report details the stabbing death of Mrs. Jeaner Feeley 40, wife of a University of Pittsburgh assistant professor, and the strangling deaths of their two children, Tobe 5 and Janice 4, with police suspecting the killings occurred several hours earlier in the Brushton district home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Jeaner Feeley
Wits
University of Pittsburgh
George Schnelzer
Childrai
de Jor
Brushton
Schmotzer
Tobeert
Janice
Schmetzer
Woman found dead at radiator as husband away in New Jersey camp
A Pittsburgh area woman was found lying face down beside a radiator. The husband, Marth J. Pealny, an assistant physical education professor at the University of Pittsburgh, was at a summer camp in Potterville, Somerset County, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth J. Pealny
University of Pittsburgh
Schmotzer
Pottersville
Somerset County
New Jersey
Minister Arrested for Endorsement of Ohio Candidate
Cleveland reports Rev. Alfred J. Wright was arrested on June 14 on charges linked to violating the corrupt practices act in connection with an endorsement for an Ohio candidate. Wright denied endorsing any candidate and said a movement letter only noted a primary endorsement by a national union for statal Justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alfred J. Wright
Ohio
Townsend Movement
Wright
That Was Then Thwae Voice Echoes in Wandering Opinion
An archival snippet recalls a quixotic premise about nations growing too civil and enlightened to wage war, reflecting a stubborn stance on progress and peace. The fragment hints at a past editorial mood debating conflict and restraint.
Weld County 4-H sends 250 to four county picnic
Weld 44 club members and leaders joined 250 delegates from Weld County at the five county 4-H picnic in Wort Colting. Attending communities included Hazleton Keenesburg New Raymer and Milliken among others with Lesia and Raymond Meier of Hazelton entertaining the group with a hat and accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Delegaton
Wort Colting
Weld
Svan
Fou
Atsenal
Hazelton
Keenesburg
Prospect
Bryn Mawr College Shifts from Prienda Society Link
Bryn Mawr College, once tied to the Society of Prienda, now centers its focus on legal and academic independence. The move signals a redefined role within the college’s governance and scholarly mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryn Mawr College
Society of Prienda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Strong
U.S
Leavenworth
Ben Naftziger
Legion Head
Greeley Amusement Park
Beason
Evans
Colo
Frigay
Golden West Orchestra
Seeley’s Lake
Boper Pergon
Pyes Ae
UNI Grt
LEA
Pathe
DE Moore
Franchot
Walter Conrolly
Mavis
Cresaler
Obey von Mterneeho
Colunna
G. Robinson
John Sunti
Louisville, Colo
North Speer and
Federer
Boulevards
John Chadwick
Hdgewater
Santwan
Chadwick
Milliken
Jack and
Jill
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Warnoco
Munsell NU Wae Shoe CO
St. Greetey
Tommy Watkins
MACYS
Grothaus Bailly Grothanz
San Antonio
Texas
San Antonia
Canada
Os “Custer
4-H
Greele
Lawress
Ganz Gentinuaus
Hollywood
Patsy Kelly
Joan. Bennett
Cary Grant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!