New Plumbing Code Passes on First Reading
A comprehensive city ordinance in Greeley establishes state aligned plumbing rules with strict inspection and licensing. It sets licensing fees for master plumbers at 100 dollars for five years and renewal costs, plus annual bond requirements and apprenticeship supervision. The code empowers inspectors to oversee installations and enforce compliance, replacing older ordinances with updated state regulations.
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Rain Ashore North of Greeley Delivers Light Showers
A weather report notes about a third of an inch of rain fell north of Greeley with totals around .87 inch in some areas. Greeley inland received about .12 inch and nearby towns including Ryans, Raton, AWIL and Windsor saw measurable precipitation. No contagious disease concerns reported. river activity and riverbank highlights also mentioned, with limited detail due to fragmented text.
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Summer Session Brings Heavy Mail To Greeley
Postmaster John Redmayne reports a surge in mail volume at the Greeley post office during the college summer session. Mail handling rose from 25 to 33 percent as the campus term closed and visitors arrived, with some items requiring delivery at the general window.
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Pioneer Weld Farmer H. E. Atkinson Dies at 76
H E Atkinson, longtime Weld County resident and son of Union colony members, died at his home in Heaver Tuesday night at age 76. Born in Burnley England in October 1863 he moved to Massachusetts with his parents in 1867 and joined the Creeley colony in 1870. He farmed near Cloverly beet dump northeast of Greeley until his retirement then moved to Denver. Surviving are his wife one son Dr T B Atkinson of Greeley two sisters Mrs Laide Camtald of Greeley and Mrs FP The Norcross of Greeley a stepdaughter Mrs Thore Pearce of Denver four grandchildren including Mrs Mary Tamisa Schant, Lorene and Torace Jr. He was a pioneer.
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Officer Criticizes Squalus Ventilation System Failure
An exvent officer testifies at the court in the Squalus case asserting that the air induction system failed causing the deadly sinking. He says the crew likely reached the first floor compartments when the hull ruptured, challenging earlier testimony and blaming design and protection lapses.
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Employers May Appeal For Bargaining Election
Washington Sunday reports that employers may petition for a collective bargaining election among their workers. The American Federation of Labor's general counsel suggests the Board is unlikely to move on such a step, while the board yesterday decided to officially pursue the change as part of its recommendations.
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West Eighth Dump Closed By Aldermen
Greeley city council orders the West Eighth Street dump shut to halt hazards after 35 signatures propelled action. Officials pledged regulation of nearby land, segregation of materials, and reduced fire risk, with the dump to be treated as city property or closed to public use.
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WPA Refuses Building Projects Over Ten Thousand
Washington reports the Works Progress Administration blocks building projects exceeding ten thousand dollars while proposals seek funds totaling billions. Administrative officials and state supervisors discuss limits amid a broader debate on federal spending and project scope.
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2416 Register At the College
The article notes 2416 registration figures for the summer term at Colorado State College and mentions students registered for the term under a period of education work. It refers to Park Callies Mins and the University and College jyey MNO CUNO SINGH in a fragmented, OCR damaged passage.
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Buena Vista Quartet to Penitentiary
Four youths recently escaped from the state reformatory and were recaptured. They are to be sent to the penitentiary after authorities charged kidnapping and bloodshed. Warden and press figures described the case as high profile with ongoing efforts to extradite and secure long sentences.
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Farm Bill Okeh In Conference Years Ago
Washington report notes a $1.2 billion farm bill conference action with further money for additional payments. Conferees accepted Senate funding as part of a stalled process toward final approval and potential adjustments.
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Weather Outlook For Colorado This Week
A fragmentary weather forecast notes partly cloudy evenings with possible thunderstorms. It mentions possible changes in temperature and wind, with southeasterly to southwestern portions affected. Night to early morning hours show cooler conditions with rain chances lingering into midweek.
Eight Die In Chinatown Fire In Gotham City
New York June 21 eight people died in a Chinatown blaze shocking Gotham residents. Mayor Galtfield and emergency crews worked through the night to fight the fire and rescue trapped residents as water damage and structural collapse hampered efforts.
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2000 People Expected At Iestiva This Evening
Thousands expected to attend the Iestiva events this evening amid parade preparations. Officials reported crowds gathering near Denver with police coordinating routes and safety plans.
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Two Dead and Hundreds Homeless From West Texas Floods
Police report a flood and strong winds sweeping West Texas and Rio Grande Valley left two dead and hundreds homeless. In Greeley a police chief warned local youths away from Glenmere Lake after reports of stone-throwing at waterfowl. A 12 year-old boy admitted throwing rocks at swans claiming the birds disturb the water, but the incident followed a claim the swans had eaten a string of his fish. Authorities warned boys to keep away from the lake to prevent further disruptions of waterfowl and fishing.
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Rotary Hears Federal Bureau Special Agent OD Gobboti
A Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent spoke at the Rotary meeting outlining recent cases including a ship disaster investigation and the agency’s efforts across districts. He noted coordinated actions with local and state authorities, highlighted abductions and other major investigations, and discussed agency personnel losses over the past five years.
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Baby Girl Dies After Mutter Shot In Sacrifice Tale
Fragmented report describes a baby girl shot by a mother figure amid a ritual claim. Names like Jagat and Tyrone appear amidst garbled text, with references to locations and dates unclear. The piece mentions a death and indicates a sensational local crime narrative without clear factual grounding.
Western flash flood hits Colorado River region and towns
A severe weather event caused floods and mudslides along the Colorado River corridor. Houses were damaged and livestock scattered as winds and heavy rain overwhelmed highways and bridges near Colorado City and Amarillo. Rescue crews and residents faced widespread disruption and property loss amid rising water.
Opening Band Concert Delayed by Weather Rednee
Weather conditions caused the opening band concert to be postponed. Mather T Auge and Lig shower disrupted early schedule, delaying coats and attendance. Raul of Cleveland hosted the event and will reopen with a later date. Professor J DeFuyest Curry announced further sessions at colleges.
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Lou Gehrig’s Illness Ends Playing Career
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees faces a grueling diagnosis described as a form of paralysis that will end his playing days. The star slugger’s condition is not yet fully defined, but a prolonged health decline is expected, with his retirement anticipated after a record number of games.
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Creeley Lions Advertise Rodeo at Wyoming Club Convention
The Creeley Lions promote a rodeo at a Wyoming capital convention of clubs with officers and delegates listed. Details mention a feast and fund-raising effort, with attendees from local organizations and a schedule hint for an upcoming event.
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Rey Nesbitt to Return Here on July 2
Nesbitt schedule shows return date set for July 2 with anticipated public interest. Details mention Cathy involvement and potential public safety angles as officials address the event. The notice references local agencies CEPR and Ghot amid broader community context.
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