Educational conference to open Thursday on secondary schooling
A regional conference on secondary education opens Thursday at the college, with United States Commissioner of Education Dr. Willem John Cooper outlining aims. Colorado Teachers College president Dr. George Willard Frasier leads arrangements as educators address four major problems: curriculum articulation and extra curricular activities, organization and administration.
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Ee Tor ‘Gresley Thureday
Willem John Cooper
United States
Cooper
William C. Bagley
Callegs
Columbia
Thurs- Boon
Willam L. Wrinkle
Collaze High School
H. H Byna
University High School
University of Wisconsin
Paul Ever
Fort Colin High School
Theen
Io the Tattle Theater
A. K. Loomis
Cereanis
Denver
Patlens Ary Veyan
Migs Prin Eal Naile
Aatons
Tex
Geotes T. Avery
Colorado Agricultural Collage
Frederick L. Whitney
Bureau of Educational Roomarch
Colorado Teachers College
BH. Risley
Pushlo
D. Mibrar
Ray
Arix
L. Thredkald
J. H. Newha
Lincoln School
Tniverally
O. L. Troxel
Colorado
Denver Woman Killed in Motor Car Accident
Denver police report a 67 year old woman, Mrs. Nels Johnson, killed when the automobile she lay in on the Decker Springs Woodlands Park road collided with a car driven by Dr. Charles O Gies of Celto Springs. Johnson was pinned beneath the vehicle.
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Associated Press
Denver
Nels Johnson
Charles 0. Gies
Celtedo Springs
Decker Springs
Woodland Park Road
Johnson
Miner Thefts Reported at Eleventh Avenue and Third Street
Police logged reports of a padlock knocked off a storage shed at Eleventh Avenue and Third Street and an undetermined gas incident. Herman Stone of 11 Thirteenth Street reported six Orpington hens and one rooster missing on June 20. A large dynamite smuggling rumor from Denver prison authorities was unsubstantiated by Roy Best. The era notes varied telegraphers, pilots, and a Newfoundland marker and daylight time changes.
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Eleventh Avenue
Third Street
Frese’ Ganon Chy
Sta. Secona
World Speed Mark on Wheels Sets 143 MPH Record
Berlin report details a silver-gray locomotive named Zeppelin on wherla that traveled 164 miles between Hamburg and Span in one hour and three minutes. It reached its peak speed just after departure, averaging about 143 miles per hour. Inventor Kruckenberg says the test proves the rail line can meet timetables and carry passengers. The streamlined car, propelled by a propeller and aviation engines, carries 50 people and covers four miles per hour on a gallon of gasoline.
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Berlin
Frane Krudkon
Bares
Zeppelin
Hamburg
Herr Kruckemberg
Lindbergh Baby Reaches First Milestone Monday
Princeton dispatch notes Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr celebrated his fret birthday on the ground nine of the day with Senator and Mrs Dwight W Morrow visiting his Lindbergh home. The baby was born on his mother’s 24th birthday in Englewood New Jersey. He will stay with his grandparents as his parents prepare for a flight to China and Japan. Charles Jr has not yet ridden in a car or plane.
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Princeton
N. J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Dwight W. Morrow
Lindbergh
Englewood
Ching
Japan
Charles, Jr
Collision injures students near Greuley hospital
George Wingfield of Gresley and Floyd Brouchard of Akron, teachers college students, were hospitalized after a crash on Ninth Street at the top of Mump er hill around 100 p.m. Sunday. Deputized Sheriff J D Hammond investigated. several others escaped unafflicted.
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George Wingfield
Gresley End
Floyd Brouchard
Akron
Teachers College
Greuley Hospital
Sohn McMohonl
Ninth Street
Mumper Hill
J.D. Hammond
Wingfield
Brookard
Seeley
Jake
Two Minor Accidents in Greeley Reported
Two minor accidents were reported in Greeley over the weekend. Mrs. Raymond Sealth of 1116 Eighth Street was turning west at the park entrance when her car struck Miley Muir who was traveling south on Morenth Ivestia. Emery Farrell of 218 Hlevanth Street and Casper Brehon of 420 Ninth Street had their cars come together at Fourth Arsenal and Thirteenth Street while Brehon was making a turn.
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Greeley
Raymond Sealth
Eighth Street
Uland Grove Park
Miley Muir
Chayanne
Muir
Morenth Ivestia
Emery Farrell
Hlevanth Streat
Casper Brehon
Ninth Atreat
Fourth Arsena
Thirteenth Street Gentey
Brehon
Vincent plans another well on Greasewood Dome Weld county
George A. Vincent former Kansas inspector announces a new gas or oil well on the NW of 25 6 61 in Weld county on the Frankie Alice Tatura land near Potter soft producer and Ida Johnson. The Johnson well produced 5700 feet Monday. The bore is planned to 7000 feet with rotary tools and heavy equipment, spud with surface casing, and a later tinck pipe string. Vincent withheld the drilling company name for now and notes the contract aims to complete without standard tooling. He has prior oil field experience in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas and recently moved from Ponca City after the Patterson well came in.
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Weld County
George A. Vincent
Inspector For
Kansas
Potter Soft
Ida Johnson
C. D. Canningham
Vincent
Oklahoma
Texas
Ponca City
Patterson
Sweden churchman to speak at Tabernacle Tuesday
Magister Augustinna Keijer, Young People's Secretary of the Mission Covenant of Sweden, travels from Chicago after attending the Evangelical Mission conference. He will speak at the Tabernacle church at Hisvanth avenue and Tenth Street in Greeley. A recent city pavement dance drew four to five hundred attendees with a meal of corn meal, electric lights, and a seven piece Denver orchestra. The crowd behaved orderly and enjoyed the event.
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Augustinna Keijer
Mission Covenant of Sweden
States
Tabernacle Church
Hisvanth Avenue
Tenth-Street
Chicago
Sweden
The
Evangelical, Mission Freet
C of America
Greeley
Kimner
Kunar
Cheek
Biers
Denver
Nobly Fraught Legal Split and Lost Flight Tales
Mrs Doubleday seeks divorce from Nelson Doubleday amid family publisher ties and long marriage. Also reports of Martha Nicholson Doubleday planning a transatlantic flight from New York to France. Ralph H. Booth, publisher and U.S. minister to Denmark, dies aged 60 in Austria. Lieutenant Philip A. Thorner killed in a March Field crash near Riverside California as an Army officer and another airman missing.
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Remo
Nev
Martha Nicholson Doubleday
Nelson Doubleday
Doubleday
Jane
New York
Atlantic
Ruth Nichols
Floyd Beanet
Mt. John
N. B
Pesenark
Bier
Piromana
Ralph H. Booth
United States
Dennmark
Sad Saniets
Sulaburg
Austria
March Field Riverside
Callt
Tene
Philly A. Tlorner
Paleo
Éemah
San Lais
Oldest Denver resident dies after long life
Grabe’s oldest resident Mare Luther E. De peated at the Old Ladies Home at 163 years, following six months after John Harrington’s death at 109. Mme. DeOthe had lived there 22 years, with the era marked by a woreed situation as President Lincoln and other notes in a community memorial context.
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Denver
Caberadors Ae
Mare
Luther E. CL
Old Ladies Home
John Harrington
Mme. DeOthe
Aqma
Lincoln
Wesitaxton
Amd
Sorebes
Roma Badly Mort: see mere waitered fractured spinal columm
Roma suffers a serious injury with a fractured spine after an incident described in limited terms. The report notes a catastrophic outcome with unclear details and no further names or locations provided.
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Amd Ciber
Local Garden Road Trips and Births Stir Greeley Area
Gilcrest and Hazelton visitors tour Greeley region including Briggitals and Keanansbury. A son named Marvin Joe born June 17 at Greeley hospital to Orval and wife. Local families, visits, and meals noted amid community chatter. Fines posted for drunkenness in police court: Leo De Herrera and George C. Harris each $21.60.
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Chil
Dren
Boy
Maxine
Joyce
Keanenbury
Frank Kern
John Jakes
Nagels
Nazine
Kern
Nagel
McLeod
Eon
Royal
Bert Elward
Richard Odgers
Eoward
Lead City
McLeods
Lesd City
Milliken
Ro N. Hiwen
Keanesburg
Silfred Linden
Herbert Tinden
Gene Mapes
National Guard
Carl Linden
Edward Clymer
Ming Eather Randleman
Colorado University At Boulder
Lnia
Mie Henciamad
Mise Onte Cogburn
Mias
Lucile Sullivan
Graally
Tuanday
Hora
Amd
Charles P. Hunter
Agi
Hunter
Helen
Berad
St. Joseph
Leo de Herrera
George C. Harris
False Teeth Comfort With Fastooth Powder Ad
An ad claims Fastooth powder lets dentures stay firmly set with no taste or gooey feel. It deodorizes and helps wearers laugh and eat in comfort by sprinkling a little on the plates. Available from Gilbert Bishop Drug Co. of Ady.
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Gilbert Bishop Drag Co
Hoover Debt and World Stocks Spark Market Swings
Reports indicate broad market reactions to Hoover debt moratorium news. German Reichsbank officials expect a mild credit restraint shift, while Liverpool cotton traders react to the policy move with a sharp price rise. A separate account recalls a home invasion where a man bound Carlton and his children while demanding money.
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Liverpool
England
Liverpool Cotton Exchange
Hoover
Mer
Besry Loasey
Demented Man Attacks Family Near Lake George
A man believed demented confronted J C Carlton of Danver and his three children on a ranch near Lake George. He bound the family with torn dish cloths, struck the father with a public safety item, threatened the children with a knife, and abducted them into an automobile before Carlton summoned help and the authorities began an investigation.
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Colorado
Cariian
Carlton
Crisi
Denver
J.C. Carlton
Danver
Lake George
Evans Sunday School Picnic Planned for Greeley Town
Evans Sunday School groups meet at L. E Dickerson home to settle finances and plan the annual Sunday school picnic at Island Grove Dark on July 28. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. John Horman, two children, and several other local residents and families.
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Myre
Earl Coos
Windsor
Roy Coon
Timnath
Iteresta
W. F. Kern
Barthel Kern
M. M. Clymer
Joe White
Evans
Greeley
Lincoln Park Hike and Picnic Planned for June 28
Local Hoy Scouts and their families meet at Lincoln Park on Friday June 28 at 8 p.m. The event features group meals, a ball game at 8:46, and a program of songs and music. Committee includes John F. Pratt and Bruce Parker among others. Pratt’s long scout tenure and local service noted. A separate note mentions Hugo Hebner announcing Graf Zeppelin North Pole flight delay and Nautilus issues.
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Lincoln Park
Island Qr
Inoh
John F.tt
Bruce D. Parker
M. WH
Eaird
Joe Woolf Jr
Mr. Pratt
Hays
Kaw
Fife
Tropa
Gresley
Sevey ‘Loveland
von Pratt
Greeley Court of Houbt
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Germany
Hugo Hebner
Autmaring
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Eaton Radio, Inc. Radioservice
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Alan Showeil
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