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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1931

Page

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Carlino May Be Deported as Racketeer

Denver reports Carlino, a gang leader, was arrested in Pueblo after a four month nationwide search. District Attorney Wettengel said he will seek deportation to Italy if possible, while Carlino admits lacking citizenship and denies involvement in the bombing of his North Denver home.

Denver Pete Carlino Pueblo Italy Orson Earl Wettengel Carling Wettengel Clark Carlino Wattengel Trea Colorado Vitla Omaha Milwaukee Yeaterday Eng Bruno Mauro Sam Wang Lord

Mountain Lion Scare Near Lost Lake in Loveland

Loveland residents Fred Lee and George Kral while releasing water at Lost Lake 16 miles north of Glen Haven spent the night in a shelter cabin after a mountain lion prowled near the camp. The trio found two frightened horses that night and recovered the third animal the following day.

Loveland Na Domain Lost Lake Fred Lee Johne Flown George Kral Loveland Ality Water Commissioner Londen Ditch Storadle Bonath Lake Glen Haven Mrs. Lee Mr. Kral

Lions Choose Sterling for 1933 Lions Convention

The sixth district Lions International awarded the 1933 convention to Sterling, Colorado. T. D. Schey of Longmont was elected governor at the annual conference. Grand Junction submitted a bid. International president Earle W. Hodges urged cautious optimism for progress.

Associated Press Colorado Springs Colo Sterling Lions International T. D. Schey Longmont Grand Junction Earle W. Hodges

Seventy Three Nurses Enter College Program

Seventy three graduate nurses from across states enroll in the fourth final winter school for nursing education and hospital administration at Colorado Teachers College. The program opened with intensive instruction led by B Muriel Antcombe of Jewish Hospital St Louis. Courses cover seven health and hospital topics, with classes on campus and at Greeley hospital.

Az Atates Wigmer School Colorado Toschars College B. Muriel Antcombe Jewish Hospital St. Louis Colorado Kanage Indiana Iowa Wyoming New Mexico Arizona Iinois Pennsylvania Texas Idaho Kentucky North Dakota New Jersey Tonneanes Utah Kanana City Phoebe M. Kandel Greeley Hospital

Albright Sees Big Tourism Boost for Colorado Parks

Horace M. Albright, director of the national park bureau, urged Colorado to attract visitors with scenic improvements and lower travel costs. He noted planned Trail Ridge road completion and a policy shift to expand park entrance areas while cautioning against relying on industrial promises to lure residents. House Interior appropriations subcommittees visit Rocky Mountain sites next Thursday for on-site review.

Colorado Horace M. Albright Bureau of Nation Parka Baturdey Ray Lynap Wilbur Secretary of the Interior Denver Rocky Mountain Albright National Park Bureau Gresley

Hoover Announcement Lifts Wall Street Amid German Problem

Wall Street rose after President Hoover announced non partisan conferences to address the German situation and broader economic issues. Rail and German bonds led gains as traders noted a cautious upturn with several key stocks advancing and volume improving over the week.

Hoover Wall Street Claude A Jagger New York Aemlat Germany Tnd Tlt Neavyer Washington Keara Washington Administration Tegerve Union Pacific Atchison New York Central New Haven

Ogilvie and Carlson Move to Drop Water Deputy

County commissioners O g il g ie and W A Carlson vote to withdraw all former requests for a deputy water commissioner in Weld district No 2 and declare no appointment needed until further board order. H Clark dissents, minutes from May 16 referenced, noting two capable men can share duties without extra deputies. Frank Rafferty currently occupies the role in question.

James 8. Ogilvie W. A. Carlson Jnd Baturday Weldin H. Clark Civil Service Commis Alon Roy Heston New Democratic

Deaths and Funerals for Gordon Danforth

Gordon Danforth aged years died at his home 508 Eleventh avenue at 4 30 p m Saturday after 27 years in the city He came from Kansas and owned the Collegiate Barbershop for six years He is survived by two brothers Eugene Danforth of Yates Center Kans and Ed M Danforth of La Ha Funeral services will be held at Macy's chapel Monday afternoon Burial will be at Linn Grove cemetery with O F lodge in charge Sears Honored by Underwriters Roy Hears of Greeley represents Equitable Life Assurance Co of New York elected vice president Colorado Association of Life Underwriters at the Lakewood Country Club Denver H W Smith of Denver of the Cospond Mutual Life Insurance Co was elected president

Gordon Danforth Kansas Eugene Danforth Yates Center Kans Ed M. Danforth la Ha Macy's Chapel Linn Grove Cemelery O. F. Lodge Sears Roy Hears Greeley Equitable Life Assurance Company of New York Colorado Association of Life Underwriters Lakewood Country Club Denver H. W. Smith Cospact Mutual Tite Insuranca Company

Market Report Notes Small Gains From Industrial Shares

The text records modest advances in several key stocks. General Electric and International Telephone rose about four points, while Steel and American Telephone showed gains near two percent. General Motors increased slightly, with bolts and radio segments also contributing small climbs.

Auburn General Electric and International Telephone Steel American Telephone General Motora Radio

Man Admits Killing of Wiggins Teacher

A blood stained shirt found near Wiggins led to the arrest of Wade, Bracies, Behopflin, and Heeb on suspicion of abducting Miss Marriott. Her body was recovered near Fort Morgan after being cast into the Bijou irrigation canal on Nov 16. Authorities believe she died after an extended period and that rigor mortis developed slowly, suggesting a death occurring in fear.

Miss Mar.Hott Wiggins Wade [Bracies Tom Behopflin William Heeb Miss Marriott Fort Morgan Walter Byron Byron Investigation Service Denver Lttle Klabanda Bijou Cuss

Southeast Weld Plans Celebration at Keenesburg

The ninth annual Southeast Weld county fair and agricultural exhibit will be held September 4 and 5 at Keenesburg. Organizers expect large attendance from Roggen Prospect Valley Hudson and Keenesburg areas with Ross Shakles named fair manager. Committees were formed to begin preparations.

Weld Keenesburg Roggen Prospect Valley Hudson J

Poudre River Drops Further as Gas Prices Edge Lower

The Poudre River receded to 850 feet on Friday as water levels eased. In Longmont gasoline dropped one cent per gallon to 16 cents, with Greeley retailing gasoline at 16 cents.

Longmont Thorsday Greeley

Grasshopper Trap Used in Greeley Field

W F Adama of Greeley reports a 14 foot long grasshopper trap in a 26 acre alfalfa field southeast of Gilcrest captured 18 bushels of hoppers this week. The device moves through the field drawing insects into a trap by a guiding ray and similar designs trace back to Iowa in the 1870s and the Greeley district late nine teenth century.

Gilcrest

Rotary World Convention Opens in Vienna

More than 3,600 Rotarians from North America and Great Britain gather in Vienna for the International Rotary Clubs convention. A busy program includes opera, receptions, and tours while debates focus on an international auxiliary language and a survey of school textbooks to counter mis. leading ideas to promote global understanding.

Presa Vienne North America Great Brita Rotary Clubs Allachoola

Wilbur Arrives in Denver for Park Inspection

Denver dispatch reports Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur secretary of the interior and Mrs. Wilbur arriving in Denver for a two week vacation in Colorado national parks. They plan Rocky Mountain National Park Bet e a Park Mesa Verde and a possible Hoover Dam visit before returning to Washington.

Ase Denver Ray Lyman ‘Wilbur Interior Wilbur National Parks Colorado Rocky Mountain National Park Betea Park Mesa Verde National Park Hoover Dam Utah California Werabington

Garden Club Speaker Howerth Lectures Pollen in Plant Life

Dr Howerth will speak to the Grooley Gorden Garden Club Monday evening about pollenization methods. He will reference a chapter titled The Wonders of Plant Life from a book he is writing. The talk, in a formal meeting setting, promises insights into plant reproduction.

Ira W. Howarth Teachers College Grooley Gorden Club Howerth

Rugg Speaks Friday to Phi Delta Kappa at Teachers College

Members of Phi Delta Kappa an honorary scholastic fraternity meeting at the faculty club heard Dr Farle A Rugg head of the education department discuss a national survey conducted under the U S Department of Education He has spent a month in Washington studying teacher training facilities and plans to leave for home next Thursday Kenneth Noble Ault was elected secretary for the summer and Edwin Piper was named chairman of the membership committee Howard Burchfield is not vice president this summer.

Phi Delta Kappa Teachers College John Mihotland W. C. Bagley Teacher College Columbia Farle A. Rugg United States Department of Education Rugg Washington United Staton

Scout Troops Tour Greeley Industrial Sites

All Greeley scout troops joined Friday evening in an industrial tour visiting the Coca Cola Bottling works and the Rocky Mountain Hatchery. Troop four led the outing with plans for summer tours replacing regular meetings. Jack Pratt, former scoutmaster of Lirooptive, announces a new district commissioner succeeding Dick Relsatab.

Greeley Rocky Mountain Hatchery Jack Pratt Lirooptive Dick Relsatab

Deaconesses Eligible for Episcopal Pension Fund Proposal

Denver June 20 The general convention of the Episcopal church votes to allow deaconesses to participate in church services and benefit from the pension fund under new recommendations. The commission stops short of creating a priesthood for women, outlining roles in baptism, confirmations, and assisting clergy without priestly authority.

Denver Episcopal Church Shere General Convention

Births Reported in Windsor and Briggs Families

Stork Express announces the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs C L Clymer of Briggs at Greeley hospital Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs A A Comin of Windsor welcome a son born at home Tuesday morning.

Stork Express C. L. Clymer Briggs Dale Pa Greeley Hospital Windsor A. A. Comin

Notice of Auction Repossession Ford Truck Colorado

Auction of a repossessed Ford Truck motor number 88430 to be held at Gurney and Wheeler Garage Groslay at 2 a m on June 29, 198L Adry ee

Colorado Gurney and Wheeler Garage Groslay Adry - Ee

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Lions Brooklyn James Butler Brideaux Colorado Parks A. W. Chase Dr. A. W. Chace Company, Inc Bares, Brooklys Man Colorado Teachers Nick Pallzai W.T. Wait Bo. Hedinger Ray Simpson Fred Miller Vienna Dr. Howerth P. Lovang Teanager Montgomery Ward Ward NBC The Tribune Pension Fund of Episcopalians
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