Weld County Voters Face Primary Candidacy Roundup
A report lists announced and potential candidates across parties for Weld County offices. Democratic contenders named include William Peck Lawrey for commissioner and Burke for representative, with Republican interest spanning sheriff to coroner. Incumbents Gerald Straight and Walter Morley await declarations, while legislative push explores Arson and Graves for the state ticket amid mounting speculation.
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Darvey
Es Davis
Lu Bem
Wiia
Ross Idatmer
Firestone
Uekel
William A
W. W. Wyatt
Lucunterltt
Dan C. Straight
Weld
Graves
Wilson
Fisey Oil Busy Near Buckingham
In Weld county near Buckingham the Berl pie St Anthony wells of the Petroleum company show activity with Scriven well swabbing Thursday. Meiere logged 3600 H in the hole, barrels produced on Sunday. Test hitters report 6800 feet of oil at St Anthony. The company plans a third well at Buckingham and reports geologist Naeeoner on location.
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St Anthony Wells
Petroluum Company
East Weld
Meiere
St. Anthony
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Anthiray
Fad in Motor Car Tidents in Colorado May Report
The state treasurer reports a May tally of 272 motor car accidents across Colorado with injuries and fatalities. County records show higher incident rates in several counties as motorists face risk on rural and urban roads. Local officials call for better enforcement and safety measures to reduce crashes.
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Colorado
Bedford States
Council Asked To Clear City Airport of Weeds
An official plea urged the city to clear the airport of weeds citing unsafe conditions for night operations. James Starkey, a caretaker, warned that weeds and overgrowth endanger runways, and neighbors report the airport’s neglect. Local authorities had not yet acted, with Edward Janier noting past cleanup delays and the city budgeting twenty dollars for the year.
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Clear City
Jamas Starkey
Cara Taker
Weld County
Algit
Blarkey
Edward
Janier Torutorly
Lones
Frazier Bill Faces Veto and Farm Moratorium Plan
President Roosevelt may veto the Frazier bill which proposes a six year moratorium on farm mortgages. The measure aims to adjust debts through bankruptcy court appraisal, creating a court ordered sale with staged payments and rent to creditors, while giving farmers a chance to regain property after six years.
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Fita
Ius Creditori
Liberals Win Big in Ontario and Saskatchewan Provinces
Liberals swept Ontario and Saskatchewan, ending long Conservative rule. Mitchell Hepburn, 38, will become Ontario premier, replacing George S. Youry. Saskatchewan shifts to Liberal leadership under James G. Gardiner after years of Conservative control. Analysts expect nationwide political shift from the election results.
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United States
Canada
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Saskatchewan
Cloiny
Ontario
Mitchell
George S. Youry
Premisar
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M. Anderson
Jeuder
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James G. Gardiner
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Liverot Party
Thip
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City Council Votes To Oppose Norton Mandamus Suit
City officials vote to contest a mandamus to force licensing of a retail liquor store. Hearing slated before County Judge Robert G. Stroug on June 27. Budgeted defense costs discussed, with debate on legality, impacts on liquor establishments, and city growth.
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L. P. Norton
Puesitay
Movort G. Smith
Uto Mandanme Gall
J. 1 Norton
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Ty Wellet
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Ads Opinion
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Ety Cositel
Rowth
Grown Heporta Ther Tack J Brown Farm Incident
An OCR fragment from a Greatay area report notes a vehicle tire incident on the John Gres farm along Sixteenth Street road past Greatay. The sparse text mentions two tires and a disruption on a Wednesday with unclear details and names.
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Greatay
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Ryeuday
Pension Checks Mailed to 334 Pensions for June
County official announced that old age pension checks for June have been mailed to 334 recipients. The total payout amounts to 4,039 dollars.
Water consumption hits new peak in Greeley during heat
Greebay city officials report a record water draw of about 6.86 million gallons in 24 hours amid heat. Water superintendent Mitton Saginan notes prior peak reached 6.5 million, with extra demand from Glanmers park and regular lawn watering by base. plans exist to expand pipeline and inlet basins to meet year ahead needs.
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Teachers College Daily Schedule
Wednesday events list The Little Theatre of Rockito presents The Firet Mre Feaser at Lit Me Theatre Cranford Thursday Tax Symposium at Cranford 214 The Sources and Amount of State Revenue Other Than That from Direct Tax The Economy of Abundances reviewed by Clyde H Milber Kepner Auditorium Mr Homer F Bedford Colorado State Treasurer Anall concert bond nartheagts This summary captures the readable items and venues from the provided OCR text.
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Colorado
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Clyde H. Milber
Teachers College Goucert Bond Nartheagts
Ditches Find Money From Congressional Action
Irrigation men in Acton report that Congress closed with money available for ditch systems. The Laramie Poudre Irrigating Co. applied for new bonds and legal safeguards, enabling flood of funds to Northern Colorado mutual irrigation groups.
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Fort Zipton Injury Suit Dismissed In Court Ruling
Ruthles Wilking, former Fort Salon resident, sued for 100000 damages after a 1922 fall injuring her leg. Judge C C Fortii sustained a general demurrer, allowing an amended complaint to be required for a valid cause of action.
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Joe Letrst
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Benell Enters Race for County Coroner Nomination
Dr. B C Benell of Greeley announces as a Republican candidate for county coroner. A World War veteran and former Greeley city physician, he pledges honesty thoroughness and fair administration with economy. Local officials Harris and Rogglie each fined 321.61 for disturbances.
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Randasteney
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Fred Rogglae
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City Council Will Not Act On Liquor Sales Action
City council decided to take no action on liquor sales after district attorney investigations. The panel will defer to private citizens to pursue evidence or file complaints, with guidance from the county and police if needed. Residents may seek the district attorney to test the case, while city officials abstain from pursuing sales or related dances.
Wading Pools to Receive Chlorine Treatment
Local tests by Dr. W A Schaan and colleagues reveal presence of harmful bacteria in wading pool water at Sunrise parking lot. Officials decide on chlorine treatment after reports show contamination risk to children using the pools.
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State Will Not Seek Rehearing Reppin Case
Denver June 20 no rehearing will be sought by Colorado supreme court in the case of Walter Reppin confessed murderer who faced retrial. Attorney General office announced the decision after District Attorney Starrett indicated he would not seek rehearing. Reppin will be returned to the state penitentiary for execution after rejection of the plea for rehearing.
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Rae
Malin Rancher Returned to County Jail After Mental Health Hospital Stay
Maine Scott, 41, Malin rancher, was Wednesday returned to the county jail after spending 30 days in the Pueblo state hospital where psychiatrists evaluated him following his not guilty by reason of insanity plea to assault to murder. In district court here, Sheriff W. Wyatt returned him to custody as the state hospital authorization of his insanity report was handed to the district court.
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Pueblo
Psychiaterala
Sealt
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Hals
Last Hope of Kelley Fades at Canon City
William Cody Kelly collapsed during the Colorado prison lethal gas chamber execution. He had written to his wife in Gresham Oregon seeking funds to finance a Colorado Supreme Court appeal for clemency or reprieve as the day of his execution approached.
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Fio
Colorado
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Russell Brown
Dalla Ranchir
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Supreme Court of Colorado
Air Mail Postage Rate Cut After July
The post office department announced a new flat air mail postage rate of 1 cent per ounce starting July 1, replacing the current 18 cents for the first ounce and 13 cents for each additional ounce. This sets a simplified single rate for air mail shipments.
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Air Mail
Dopertruput
Ruth Roosevelt Plans Visit to Grandparents in White House
Aaenetaled Press reports Ruth Roosevelt, six weeks old, traveling with her parents to visit her grandparents in the White House. The party boarded a ship en route to Fort Worth, with Roosevelt stepping ashore briefly to greet renewed travelers and officials amid preparations for arrival in California and Chicago.
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Roosevelt Seeks Action To Stop Steel Industry Strikes
President Roosevelt signs measures to empower a national labor board and regional bodies to investigate and arbitrate disputes between steel owners and workers amid rising strike threats. Frances Perkins briefing the secretary of labor led talks with industry and union leaders at the White House and in Pittsburgh to push a formal mechanism for collective bargaining.
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Px National Board
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Uproar in Congress Stuns the Public Wit Intense Debate
News Behind the News comments on a chaotic congressional session as members scramble through records to understand ongoing actions. Senator Dulkey of Ohio triggers banking correction debates, while miscommunications ripple across chambers, leaving officials confused for days.
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Faruy Mortgage Hiaratorium
jMmutter
Jfie
Lions Convention Opens as 200 Delegates Register at Collins
Port Collins June 20 Nearly 200 delegates from Langelipa registered as the Lions convention opened this afternoon. Roderick Heddow of Birmingham Alabama arrived soon to attend. he is president of Lions International. Richard J. Ottenhargh of Venger, second vice president, arrived with Redden who was scheduled to make an address.
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Llangelipa
Roderick Heddow
Birmingham
Ala
Ite
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Venger
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Wanted Mountain Cabins and Local Theater Ads
Advert reads for mountain cabins for rent and urgent classified ads in the Tribune Want Ad page. Mentions daily office activity, a CTA to call today, and notices of theater showings including Scandals of DH and the California stage band with a Trinidad murder screen feature.
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Trinidad
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Yale Receives Honor As Roosevelt Reaffirms Brain Trust
President Roosevelt spoke at Yale about the brain trust staying in government, praising trained individuals for national work. He warned against partisan misuses of power and urged cooperation with Congress, during his honorary degree ceremony at Yale.
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Forgetful Wife's Boy Friend Sent to Prison
Acesketel Dyes at Denver reports 40 authorities, court actions and a prison sentence. Neselynn, 23, was convested of business. Pat Vandartavon called for published notices. Marriage status acknowledged. District Attorney confirms the mistaken marital details and Charterton faces prison.
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Pat Vandartavon
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Fury Chosen in Millen Case in Record Time
Dedham Massachusetts June 2 The jury that found the defendant an accessory to the murder in a bank robbery was selected in 12 minutes in the Dedham Superior Court today. Trevionaty several ysodldien ta anita, the better meant against fer berg denied by Judge Nelson. Brown Norman's husband, Marton Ste en, his brother Irving Ai Alalinne Faver, were convicted on June for the slaying of a policeman in the robbery of the Newham Trust Company. Two policemen were shot to death in the robbery of Neon $8.
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Dynamiters Covering Austria With Error
A garbled report notes dynamiters covering Austria faced errors with coverage by Associated Press staff. The account mentions fourteen dynamite incidents detected in a brief period, described with unclear details and several misspelled terms.
Outlaws Raid Crescent Oklahoma Bank Heist Ends
Bandits invaded Crescent near Wet with a siege lasting about an hour. They looted four thousand two hundred dollars from a bank safe, released all but one kidnapped person, then fled town with a truck tossed to the street. Night Watchman Joe Stanfield was among the released captives.
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