Colorado's Kelley to die in gas chamber
Associated Press reports in Denver that William Kelley, convicted of murder, faces lethal gas chamber execution tonight after appeals efforts and petitions to Governor Johnson. The article details his statements about innocence, his faith, the possible postponement, and the involvement of prison officials and the Colorado Supreme Court in considering a stay or new trial.
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Auprepty Courk
Wil Kelley
Elas
Lior Kelley
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Rico
Supreme Courh
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Akron
Witwer Seeks Re election as County Treasurer
Weld county veteran Witwer announces bid for reelection as county treasurer under the republican party. He notes 38 years in Weld county and a record of financial stability and careful administration.
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Bootleggers Rob 90 Percent of Liquor Makers Says Morgenthau
Washington reports Secretary Morgenthau on Friday disclosed bootlegging has trapped 90 percent of some liquor manufacturers’ business. He cited hearings, planned bottle tamper marks, and new penalties for filling tobacco containers. He noted tax revenues, liquor taxes, and overall federal receipts reaching record levels, amid efforts to curb illicit trade and lower prices. Five Fort Lupton routes to get new school buses were approved, with reinforced windows on Ford buses.
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AAA Proposes Three Year Plan To Cut Crop Acreage
Washington June 21 A tentative three year plan would move 1.5 to 2.0 million acres from cultivation into pasture forage crops and woodlands offered to farmers by the AAA Officials described the program as tentative and subject to substitution for current emergency production controls Farmers may be asked to sign up and the scheme could take effect in 1937 and 1938 tied to the presidential campaign Continued on page 10
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Young fawn placed with Blair Rugh for care and release
A young fawn stolen near Bolter Ridge was transferred to Mio Hinie Rugh’s ranch on the Poudre. It received authorization from the Game and Fish Department to be raised and released later when able to forage. The fawn, previously orphaned, is now fed at the ranch and will be released south of the Poudre once ready.
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Vacancy Notice Encourages Classified Ad Placement
Informal ad copy urges readers to place classified advertisements to fill vacancies. Mentions daily inquiries and a free rental bar at the theatre listing, with names Zag Fitta and Nod Sparka and a free ticket offer for the classified page.
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Rev Adell to Leave Greeley for Osage City
Hoy A W Adelpaglor of the Swaitisk Talieynicls eluyreh will resign after four years to accept the evangelist role at the Mission Coronial church of Osaga Kat. The resignation becomes effective mid September as Rev Adell VII moves to a larger field. He comes to Creeley direct from North Tark Calloge seminary in Chicago, completing four years this week. Adell has served as cere tory of the Ministatorial association of Wold county for a year.
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Tark Calloge Seminary
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Washington June 22 News Behind the News
News Behind the News reports on shifts in the labor movement with new chapters entering the polls. It notes high tension strike leaders initially controlled plans, but federal negotiations under General Johnson changed the dynamic, easing pressure in the situation.
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Gus Anderson Seeks Sheriff Nomination in GOP Primary
Gus Anderson of Enten announced Friday his candidacy for sheriff as a Republican, a first bid for public office after years as deputy sheriff and local cable and forge magnate. He lives in Maton and is known as an expert bow maker.
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Girls Paroled To Be Used as Decoys for Dillinger Gang
Three Dillinger gang decoys paroled to lure fugitives in Chicago. Officers report the women escaped surveillance, rejoined the outfit, and were placed on probation after harboring John Olinger. The case tied to recent Wisconsin involvement and government action.
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Two Greeley Women Injured Near Cheyenne in Collision
Two women from Greeley were injured near Cheyenne last night in a collision on the Yellowstone trail north of Cheyenne. Laura Tehor, 64, had chest injuries while Ruby Netton, 26, suffered deep cuts. both were hospitalized but not seriously hurt. Driver Hing W Kentster, 21, of Denver, struck a gravel truck that veered off the road. Fatgh, a Denver resident, slept in the rear. both were slightly injured.
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Greeley Company M Wins High Honors in Colorado National Guard
Company M of Greeley led by George Levin receives top honors at the Colorado National Guard summer camp. Greeley units dominate awards for best machine gun team and field inspection, with Company H Fort Collins and Company F Boulder also earning trophies. Caron City Howitzer and Fort Collins unit receive additional recognitions. baton of awards extends to several battalions statewide.
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Tuatry
Caron City
Caninin
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Ferk Colllan
Preston
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Weld Oil Pool Revives Interest in Northern Field
Reports indicate renewed activity near the Weld oil pool with the Ramsay and Serivever firms expanding operations in Buckingham Buckingham area. A 1509 foot discovery at the BL Anthony well in the Dakot region follows a prior 1942 test that yielded significant oil flow, signaling continued exploration south of Bucking ham.
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Matcota
Tilea Bcame
Anthony
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Teachers College Daily Schedule Incident at Park Theater
Students were allowed trips to the mountains as information circulated from Room 11a Granford Hell. An accident occurred at the Park theater booth where Sjoberg’s Hand Gut operated a fan. a cutting injury to the operator caused a badly cut band and minor damage. By Friday the hand was healing with no bones or veins broken, and the operator began moving the fan.
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Bedford Warns of Evasions in State Levies
State Treasurer Monier Bedford addressed tax tipsters at State Teachers College. He discussed indirect taxes and loopholes in real property taxation, noting how evading levies raises costs. He cited Colorado tax figures for the year ending June 30, 1983, and emphasized taxation as a personal issue to Coloradans.
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Two Men Held for Lupton Holdup in Denver
Denver police report two men held for the Lupton holdup after a drive-by robbery. Sheriff Dwight Cline and Meek led the inquiry at the Pow? station as officers recovered stolen cash and a packetblank. The suspects fled in a Chevrolet color unnamed, license Cu609T, with no further details from Mrs. York.
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Denverite Charged with Manslaughter
Denver resident Marlatt is charged with manslaughter in the death of Me Mead and Mrs. D. A. after a car crash 10 days ago near Fort Celtis. Prosecutors say he drove recklessly while attempting to pass another vehicle, causing Mead’s car to overturn and fatalities.
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Small Hatchet Found at the Fadanque Home
Police found a small hatchet in the home of Mrs. Sybil Fadanque after a missing woman case involving a navy officer associate and a Panama shipping line wife. Investigators, including Justice Department agents, pursue the singer and wife as ransom schemes unfold.
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