Multiple deaths from accidents and suicides near Grand Junction and Denver
A Denver area roundup details a spate of coastal and inland fatalities over a weekend. Donald Thomas, 18, of Wichita Falls Texas, found dead at Taos New Mexico. Far Hocker, 20, near Grand Junction Colorado. Frank Paria, 10, Henderson Colorado. Mrs Boyt Butler of Boot Orchard near Grand Junction. Louis C. Koln, 30, Helena Montana. Milo Folasco, 63, Danver. Donald Thomeg, 18, Wichita Falls, died visiting relatives at Taos. A coroner’s inquest cites self-inflicted pistol wound. Three boys drowned after a reservoir accident near Grand Junction. Frank Paria and a companion swam at Brower’s Lake. Paria drowned. An explosion caused fatal burns to Mrs Burt Butler near Grand Junction. Louis Lane, 30, Helena, struck by auto near Abam Montana. Harry Tuthill, 19, Fort Warren Wyoming fatally struck by auto near Groeley. Dale Rice of Fort Warren injured. Wika Felago’s death noted as Denver’s first auto fatality this year.
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Burt Butler
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Ifelena
Abam
Edward Wainsheimer
Weinsheimer
Louis Cole
Wika Felagco
Feligco
Goat Creek Exnon Road
Mrs Putnam Welcomed In New York After Atlantic Flight
Amelia Earhart Putnam returns to New York aboard the Riverside greeted by about 5,000 spectators in Battery Park. The 1929 pioneer, first woman to pilot solo across the Atlantic, lands after a flight ending in Ireland, where fuel issues caused a forced landing. Fireboat escort and cheers mark the reception as her husband George Palmer Putnam accompanies her.
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New York
Amelia Bar Fark Putnam
Atlantic
Palica
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American Nail
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Geores Palmer Putnam
Ber Ng de France
Quarentine
Mrs. Putnam
Ireland
Diane
Hierbor Cril
Alsrag Tha Riverside
Democrats of State To Push Two Main Planks
Denver June 20 A Democratic state delegation plans to push two planks at the Democratic National Convention Regulations Committee Philip Hornbein Colorado’s representative will seek remonetization of silver and repeal of the 18th amendment He said he would offer a silver plank and a minority report if the majority opposes the proposals He argued the gold standard is insufficient for national commerce and agriculture Temperance is a virtue yet he condemned enforcing prohibition by police or federal force.
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Associated Trres
Denver
Philip Hornbers
Colorado
Hornbein
Chicago
Toravein
Hoover
Tornbein
Golerads
Hyde Favors Funds for Grasshopper War
Representative Andresson of Minnesota said Secretary Hyde of the agriculture department agreed to support an $800,000 federal appropriation to combat grasshoppers. He noted Congressman Blmmons of Nebraska joined the call. Hyde had previously opposed the grant as too late to be of benefit.
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Abolition of Party Two-Thirds Rule Sought by Cummings
Stamford Connecticut June 20 Homer Cummings former chairman of the democratic national committee and an adviser to Governor Franklin D Roosevelt campaign for the presidential nomination outlined a plan to abolish the party's two thirds rule He said the nomination of Hoover was inevitable even as he valued the rule but personally favored its abolition calling the rule undemocratic and an open invitation to political disaster.
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Greasewood crude oil quality judged by US Bureau of Mines
Investigations by H P Rae report two Greasewood dome crude samples from Ward county east of Gresley. Sample 31 310 from Continental Oil No 1 Brigga arrived Sept 27 1931. Sample 81 411 from Roster Foster Oil No 1 Ida Johnson arrived Aug 24 1931. Both labeled intermediate base crudes with low sulfur, low carbon residue, promising for refining and cylinder stock manufacture. poorer points noted in vacuum distillation fractions.
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Gresley
U.S. Bureau of Mines
H. P. Rae
Patroleum
Meldoffies
Laramis
Wyo
Gronsawood
Continental OF Companys
Roster-Foster Ol Company
Ida Johnson
Fish Wax Content In Flats Pipe During Extreme Cold
A report notes considerable wax buildup in flats and pipes from fish oil transport during extreme cold weather. The blockage impedes flow as oil moves through a pipe in frigid conditions.
December 22 Longest Day Of The Year Explained
Astronomy notes that December 22 is the longest day of the year due to clock time vs sun time, with noon to noon length exceeding 24 hours. Professor C. C. Wyle explains the seasonal time drift while noting solstice timing and daylight excess. Also reports a boxing bout postponement at Queensboro Stadium due to contestant illness.
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Yow City
Tamarrom
Annriee
Annger
Excena
C. C. Wyle
University of Tews
Aionn
Bummer
Atlantic Ocean Coutlerat
Bermuda
Wille
Aegi
Mathematiclang
Topsy Turvy Makeover for Nos 24 22 In Backward Run
Rail service changes between Denver and Cheyenne switch to backward formation eliminating 126 turns at two terminals and trimming top stops to 10 minutes at Denver and 20 minutes at Cheyenne. Passengers receive mail and baggage from different cars as trains adapt to new routing. Deaths listed Ella Margaret Eade dies in Denver at age 27. survived by husband Jon Kady and daughter Dorothy with siblings and relatives noted.
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Putmantralia
Delog
Greeley
Chaysnne
Denver
Gheysune
Cheyenne
Tor
Jentner
Kansas City
West
Cheyenne Wye
Denvyer
Ella Margaret Eade
Jon K. Kady
John H
Nancy J. McGill
Shota
Dorothy
Dorothy Bickling
Kaonerburg
Mauel Uridees
Greyley
Donald McGill
Keonésburg
Joseph McGill
Oakland
Calif
Markets Strip Chicago Chisago and Kansas City Stock Reports
Markets from Chicago, Chisago, Kansas City and Omaha show cattle, calves, hogs and sheep trading higher or steady. Prices list open, top and bulk values, with feeders, yearlings, fat cattle and prime steers noted. hogs strong, various loads moving to shippers, and cows and bulls showing gains in most centers. Species names include calves, sheep, yearlings, fat cattle, hogs, and stockers across multiple markets.
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Kansas City
Ateere
Lamba
Briday
Omaha
Denver Livestock Show Sales Report Pasture Prices
The Denver sale notes cattle prices and lots for cattle, sheep, and hogs. It lists opening bids, weights, and totals with figures such as 460 for cattle and 6.25 to 9.96 ranges. Several lots show animals including bulls, heifers, foals, and mares with packing and care details. Prices fluctuate with yearlings and ewes noted, and figures reflect expected market values for various livestock categories.
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Denver
Lunhary
Conrce
Hoya
Idaho
Kansas City grain prices and rates update
Grain traders report mixed prices with percentages for Kanes City market figures. Notable figures include July and September percentages for bets on oats and corn, with scattered names and operators such as ABM and Mayner mentioned in passing. The fragmentary note lists several months and percentages without a clear event or conclusion.
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Kanes City
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