Fatal Highway Collision Near Lucerne Station
A military truck collision on a highway near Lucerne left Private Hart 1 dead and a soldier named Dale Rice injured. Witnesses say J. A. Weaver and others observed the vehicle approach while Cooper attempted to veer, but the car could not avoid a crash. Hart was killed about eight miles north of Lucerne while the other man survived with injuries. Coffers and the others were reportedly uninjured. Soldiers from Fort Warren were involved and his remains were sent to Greeley for funeral arrangements with a service planned in the afternoon.
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Mondey
Hart
Fort Warren
Y Tuthill
Fort Wromtog
Luntray
Dale Rice
Greeley
J. A. Weaver
Uelele Wete
Gooper
Bud
Rico
Gresley
Tusk
Ditches In Wolter District Suffer Night Damage In County
Report from Wolter district No 3 notes ditches along the river between Denyer and Hyla bridge suffered night damage. Several farms reported damage after midnight Saturday into Sunday. Commissioner Ogilvie observed widespread losses, with property damage estimated at substantial levels. Licenses and applications mentioned for county, with names tied to Wyoming and nearby towns.
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Maes
Wolter
Denyer
Jini
Rosby Tow Tet El Talk Ye ws Always A aHow 25e
Unable to determine readable facts from fragmentary text. The source appears garbled with no coherent names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a meaningful news item.
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Rosby
Earthquake in Colima, Mexico Kills and Injures Dozen
AP reports a major tremor near Colima Mexico causing dozens dead and two injured. The quake disrupted cities and homes, with aftershocks rattling residents. Officials estimate higher toll as rescue work continues.
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Mexico
Ton Neb Flood Tragedy Strikes Town
Heavy flood hits Ton Neb on Saturday washing out streets and drifting autos. A man drowned near farms after attempting to cross floodwater and a vehicle became trapped on Darlington trackage. Rescue crews searched for victims as waters rose and crops and livestock were reported damaged.
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Ton
College enrollment at noon nears 2016 total
Up to noon Monday 2016 had 131 fewer registrations than last year at Colorado State Teachere college for the summer session. Registration was ongoing through the week with Roy Garson, registrar, away Saturday but returning to the office Monday.
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Colorado State Teachere College
Ieee
Roy Garson
Ireland Not Aspirant for Re-election
Clarence L. Ira lend declines a bid for Colorado attorney general, ending a streak of northern Colorado holds on the post. The report notes retirement from public life, potential Republican candidates including Graeley bar members and state figures, and traces past officeholders and political shifts.
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Clarence L. Ira Lend
Colorado
Mual
Grenley Attarnaye
Graeley
Sustice
Bee Bear
Northern
Colora
Grealey
Victor &. Keyes
Robert W. Winbourn
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Gregley
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Last day of tax-free goods sales Monday ends
Washington June 20 today marks the last day of a tax-free period for many items under the new emergency tax law. After tonight movies, telegrams, long distance calls will rise in price, and various goods including lubricating oil, tires, automobiles, radios, cameras, sporting gear, chewing gum and gasoline face taxes starting Tuesday.
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Washington
Mora
Amona
Eafe
Senate Refuses To End Fox Subpoena
The Senate votes along party lines to persist with the Fox subpoena as part of a broader investigation. The decision maintains congressional pressure and signals continued scrutiny of the network and its operations.
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Senate
Fox
Summer Term Calendar At Gunter Hall and Campus
Calendar items show June events at Gunter Hall with President Frasier presiding and lectures by Dr E Y Fretwell of Columbia University. Attendance is required. Also listed are Graduate Men's luncheon at Ancient Club, book review at Little Theater, a Vernon Fern ton talk, and a concert by Conservatory faculty plus a college band performance at North campus.
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Gunter Hall
Frasier
E. Ky Fretwell
Columbia University
Litte Jean Junior
Rad Rot Harrie
Little Theater
Vernon Louis Fernton
Ameri Thought
J.t. Newton
Facult
Conservatory of Munlunter Hall
Teaghes Callage Care Cart
Norihesat Vampus
Hoover and Sanders in Conference
In a brief conference Hoover and Sanders discussed campaign strategy amid reports of a reshuffle. The meeting signaled Sanders may take a larger role in managing the campaign while Hoover concentrates on official duties. The pair stressed a united front as they consider the path forward and scheduling for upcoming events.
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Westington
Jane
Everett San- Gora
Regubtlens Naonal
Moavar
Suly
Sanders
Ftands
Dulion
Oiatwaant Uxley
Petition for Gasoline Tax Reform Here
Petition to place on the general election ballot for gasoline tax reform is distributed by the chamber of commerce. Copies are at the chamber, county commissioners office, and several businesses. Weld County figures show potential road tax cuts and savings for auto owners, with tax distribution details and notable names like Moses E. Smith and William A. Carbon.
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Grealey
Chamber of Romiarce
Chamber of Commarce
Cormmiestonera
Tyo
Moses BE. Smith
Ault
William A. Carbon
Weld Automobila
Trenty
Weld
Senate Told Aid Needed To Avert Revolt
Washington June 26 Dr Sidney Goldstein of New York urged the senate committee to pass unemployment relief legislation warning Congress cannot adjourn without addressing the crisis He argued relief and public works are needed and suggested a federal program to aid cities and the unemployed A broad witness list representing Catholic Protestant and Jewish groups urged enactment of relief measures and public works bills.
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Sidney B. Gelistein
New York
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Hoover
Tia
America
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Lafolletta
Wis
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Cola
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Menbai
R. A. MacGowan
National Catholic Welfare Conference
James Biyara
New Yorks
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Edward L. Jernel
Baltimore
Chetrman
Committee On Social Justics
Tle
Former Alderman Arrested in Gun Sale Case
Chicago reports Tilua A Hofts, a former alderman, arrested after a submachine gun tied to the George Marker assassination was traced. The weapon, issued 1923 and sold to Mahar Screw Machine Products, reflects ongoing probe into a company linked by Haxtén presidency.
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Chicago
Tilua A. Hofts
George “Hell” Marker
Duc
Haxtén
Beon
Mahar Screw Machina Products Company
Anid
Small Break in City Pipe Line Being Repaired
Fragmented OCR reports a break in the Greeley water pipe discovered near dawn Monday. Superintendent ALE Soamar and crew left to repair the damage while city water pressure declined, with water expected to return from mountain supply before levels reach danger.
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Greeley
Burney Ofyll
Ale Soamar
Indiana Bank Moves To Dodge Check Tax
Washington reports a Kokomo Indiana bank plans to dodge counter check taxes by issuing receipts as substitutes. The treasury division holds that if the paper is in the form of a mere receipt it is not taxable.
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Indiana Bank
Washington
Kokama, Ind
Kuner and Gill Districts Hurt by Heavy Hail
A damaging hailstorm struck Kuner and Gill districts Saturday afternoon, with rain and strong winds. Farmland including beet, alfalfa, and other crops suffered heavy losses, especially around Runer and Kersey, as hail and flooding affected acres along the river. Reports from Fort Dorgan and local stations note significant rainfall and expected further impact on crops though recovery is anticipated in some areas.
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Riyer
Hardin
Fort Dorgan
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Bath
Runer
Kerseyy
Celda
Tersey
John E Mack Nominating Roosevelt at Meeting
Albany June 1 John E Mack of Poughkeepsie declares he will nominate Gov Roosevelt at the Democratic national convention. He cites a 22 year history with Roosevelt and says the longtime ally will be his sponsor at the convention. The statement expresses strong confidence in Roosevelt securing the nomination for governor and beyond.
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Albany
N. Y
Joan DB. Mack
Poughkeapsia
Kranislit D. Rodeevelt
New York
Jones
Nny
Democratic Nationaal
Nin
Gama
Omca Mora
Courts Decide on Numerous Cases and Foreclosure Actions
Courts weighed many matters in a district session. Judge Coffin granted a preliminary divorce decree for Claude M and Diauche M. Dox. B. S. Roger named receiver for the plaintiff in a foreclosure brought by Norths to Colorado Building and Tea Association against Rar K. Doiter and others. Default decree and judgment for 4128 were entered in a foreclosure suit by John W. Bayes against Pawnee Farmers Elevator and Supply Company.
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W. Thnoa
Gilereai
Cogburn
Maiterh
Othara
Dacrae
John W. Bayes
Pawnee Farmers Elevator and Supply Company
James Ellis Elected State De Molay Master Councilor
James Ellis was elected master councilor of the state De Molay order at the annual conclave held Saturday at Grond Junction. Officers named include Leo Crebil senior councilor Fritz Royal junior councilor Howard Parker state scribe Fred Kiwlen treasurer and governors Cliffard Haryay Vern Biddle Edw in Bush Robert Simonson. Ride for the 1993 conclave sourced from Aleming and Selda. Mace to be named within six weeks. Scores from American and National League games noted.
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Sheeley
Atate Nanslay Order
Grond Junction
Leo Crebil
Sturing
Fritz Royal
Rocky Ford
Howard Parker
Atamona
State Ncribe
Fred Kiwlen
Denver
Tressurer
Cliffard Haryay
Torthern Dlateret
Vern Biddle
Holyoke
Eastern
Edwin Bush
Sandy
Southern
Robert Simonson
Grand Junction
Wastern
Aleming
Selda
Tribune Phone Numbers For Society and Local News
Local phone numbers for society pages and editorial desk are listed for Bualasas Revertleng Joh n Printing Bibacrintians in the Tribune. Readers are advised to use the provided numbers for society notices, local events, and editorial inquiries.
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Tribune
Some Vets Go Home But New Ones Come In
Veterans depart by truck and foot as the capital watches for the next move by visiting troops. The influx of new arrivals at the Amchetta ramp swells, with estimates suggesting many more coming while others leave quietly.
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Southern Railway Toler
Ila
Rome
Amchetta
Three Nations Sign Tariff Reduction Pact
Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg agreed to stop new tariffs and reduce existing ones by up to ten percent yearly until a set level is reached. The accord, linked to a broader trade resolution with Denmark Sweden and Norway, aligns with League principles and aims to restore monetary stability and revive international credit. The convention opens to other states and requires immediate government approval.
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Switzerland
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Holland
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League of Natione
Borah Refuses Hoover Platform Backing At Chicago Convention
Senator Borah declined to back Hoover on the platform adopted at the Chicago convention. The Wyoming Democrat’s stance followed party leaders’ pressure and focused on inflation and anti-nullification themes. Senators Woolworth and Taylor weighed in, while Lowell recalled the broader fight over the 18th amendment and party unity amid tense debates.
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Jin
Hoover
Catipaten
Ure
Ura
Chicago
Gennlor Lawly
Faraly
Mike Poyalile
Snitch
North Carolla
Cennessee
Lowla
Europe Big Four meet on reparations and debts
Inisinne Switzerland June 19 The Big Four Great Britain France Germany and Italy plan a private meeting on reparations and debts on the eve of a planned plenary debate. Britain signals willingness to cancel war payments and Germany urges limited terms while France concedes Germany cannot pay now. Italy backs cancellation and King Albert of Belgium sends a message urging international solidarity.
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Associated Press Star
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Garman
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Germany
Abe
France
Sterling Newspapermen Buy Oil Interests in Weld County
Weld county records show Sterling newspapermen buying oil stakes in 340 acres across sections 29 and 30 in Weld County. Buyers include J. F. Woodring publisher Allen Biggaratatt editor Charle Hayne superintendent of the Sterling Advocate, with shares of 2 one-tenth and 1 one-hundredth interests each.
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Gterling
Lava Mada Medirate
Wold County
Mventora
Woodring
Allen Biggaratatt
Charle Hayne
The
Sterling Altvocate, Wooking His
Riegerstafe and
Hayne
Workmen Rebuild 720-Foot Flume Over Crow Creek
Contractors repair a 720 foot flume at Barnesville No 2 extension ditch after a Thursday collapse caused by a floating tree stump tearing out supports. The 220 foot long crossing feeds a forge area in Batt Valley district. Repairs expect completion by Wednesday with no crop damage anticipated.
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Barnesville
Crow Creek
Battvaville
Heparis
Leon
Vga Pont
Brank
Two Killed In Mysterious Kansas City Explosion
A mysterious blast in a vacant apartment building at 2024 Prospect Avenue in Kansas City killed two men and left thirteen buildings damaged. Over 20 people were injured, including residents and nearby workers, as fire and debris spread through the mixed residential and business district. Local figures named Felix Rees, a 71-year-old coal dealer from Rich Hill Missouri, and FB Sheivee, a grocer, were reported among those trapped and injured.
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Felina
David Rees
Rich
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