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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1931

Page

7

Enrolled in Graduate School Here Number rises at Colorado college

Enrollment figures show 290 students from 33 states in the summer program at the college. The report notes 14 candidates for doctor of philosophy degrees and ongoing work toward master's degrees. Colorado supplies about two thirds of the students with many states represented and a strong southward presence.

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Fort Lupton Depot Gang Member Sentenced

Dago Smith pleaded guilty in district court to robbing the Fort Lupton depot. He received a sentence from five to ten years. The case involved other gang members and federal charges are expected for some associates.

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Indictments Named for Suburb Officials and Hamtramck Mayor

The circuit court grand jury announced Saturday that 16 indictments were prepared in a dawn session. Seven indictments were marked against Mayor Rudolph Pltrowlea amid the public probe into several suburb officials and associates.

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Fremont Made To Push Dotsero Cutoff Plan

June 23 report outlines an agreement facilitating early construction of a Dotsero cutoff linked to the Denver No Grande Western line. The plan would connect to a main route while employing over 260 workers from the U.P. system, including crews from nearby towns, gathered at Talaut Grove Park for the picnic and talk.

Denver No Grande Denver U.P Layth Greeley Talaut Grova Park

Tribune Drive Division Leaders In Today’s Score

Tribune’s subscription drive shows leaders Mrs Ernest Williams and Gladys Boyer among top performers in Milliken Eston and Gresley districts. Ambitious workers push toward grand prizes totaling 12000 in the upcoming prize distribution with events through July 11.

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House Committee Will Tour Rocky Mountain Park Thursday

Denver dispatch notes members of the House subcommittee will tour national parks in Colorado. They will travel to Grand Lake after lunch, inspect Grand Valley reclamation, and visit the Articompaghis project before returning to Grand Junction and Denver.

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Tribune Phone Numbers and Local News Summary

Local Tribune lists phone numbers for use and highlights surrounding news and eateries. Mentions Tooal, Troupinals, ATV artistic prints, and subscription options.

Tribune Troupinals Atv

By-Stander Killed in Arnold City Mine Clash

A bystander Philo Popovich aged 40 was shot dead during a mine dispute in Arnold City Pennsylvania. Four other men were wounded, identified as Frank Brows John Guile and Peter Davis. Pickets gathered near the mine as deputies guarded the property. The injured were taken to Charleroi Monnessaan hospital.

Arnold City Jong Shortity Philo Popovich Frank Brows John Guile Peter Davis Arnold

Hanging of Schopflin Triggers Sheriff’s Stockton Trip

Fort Moran report says John Schopflin, accused killer of Enid Marriott, is slated for extradition. Sheriff Raye Johnston departs for Stockton to question a youth whose signed confession may seal a hanging verdict, with District Attorney Roy Johnson confident in prosecution.

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Weld County Wheat Prices Set At 33 Cents

Wheat price outlook for Weld County projects 33 cents a bushel for the first of the new crop arriving around July 10. Mills said eastern prices have dropped, making the local offer 33 cents per bushel, 1930 cents lower than last year’s first offer of 63 cents. Local belief is that prices haven’t been this low since 1893.

Eabee Weld County Mills

Jake Thompson Arrested After Frenzied Pursuit

Jake Thompson of Gres ley was arrested after a frenzied pursuit through multiple city blocks. A loaded 30-36 rifle was seized from his car, and he faced charges including reckless driving and driving under the influence. Police and volunteers chased him from North Blaceth Avenue to East Greeley before Patrolman M R McGee detained him at Eighth avenue and Fifth trest.

Jake Thompson Gresley W. R. Adams Thompagn Thompson Hhs Calla Cameroline Blaveoth Avenue Weat Tenth Street Eighth Avenue East Greeley Fifth M. R. McGee

Proposal to open a meals cafeteria at state penitentiary

A proposal to create a meals cafeteria at the state penitentiary will be considered by the state board of corrections. Ralph Wing and other board members, who returned yesterday from eastern prisons, said the cafeteria plan is being operated successfully in many penitentaries and would reduce costs and improve conditions in the month of the arrangement.

Denver State Penitentiary State Board of Bs Ralph ‘Wing Yaa

Beet Growers Protest Freight Boost for Railroads

National Beet Growers Association newsletters protest a 15 percent increase in steam railroad freight rates. Colorado farmers oppose the plan while noting potential harm to grain and farm incomes. The petition filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission argues railroads must meet a fair return, referencing 1920 act guidelines. Continued on page 12.

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Esther Anderson praises Camp Dunraven improvements

Esther Anderson of Peter Brown school reports a very happy week at Camp Dunraven for girls Baxton Park. She commends the program as fine and notes city water and hot and cold showers greatly improved camp comfort.

Esther Anderson Camp Dunraven Baxton Park Peter Brown Anderton

Costigan Backs Hoover Debt Moratorium Plan

Denver June 24 A Colorado Democrat Senator EB P Contlifan endorsed President Hoover's proposal for a one year moratorium on war debts. He said Hoover deserves broad public support for delaying payments while Germany stabilizes, arguing prosperity and global peace depend on patience and vision in international policy.

Denver EB. P. Contlfan Colorado Senate Hoover Germany

Deason v. Robinson Trial Began In District Court Here

The Deason case against Sheriff B Robinson opened Tuesday in district court before Judge Coffin with a jury of six. Deason seeks $600 damages alleging wrongful execution of a writ of possession in a dispute over a small house on the Deason place at Eleventh Avenue and A Street, and questions surrounding a former county court judgment. The scene names numerous local figures including W C Loney and Dagson parties, with a list of residents connected to the case.

Ryan Dexson Wast Grealey Ban ‘B. Robinson Weld C. Coffin Deason W. OC. Loney Dagson Eleventh Avenue Mrs. Deason Walter Mantgal M. Paxton Shafer A. L Wendal L. J. Woat Serry Snehndes Coulter George C. Hurt Ly Miner Charles H. Knutgon Carl Tunnall Rex L. Miller

Burglar Bam Amith Returned to Face Charges

Bam Amith of the Dehver burglars gang was brought to Glenrey to face charges for a depot burglary worth about $500. Deputy District Attorney Ror M. Briggs stated the case would be outlined Tuesday or Wednesday. He reportedly confessed to the burglary.

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Americans Leave Harbor Grace for Germany on World Flight

Report covers Miss Ruth Nichols crash at St John N B and ongoing world flight plans. Nichols injured with cracked spine but recovering, pilot Clarence Chamberlin aided, crew evaluates next steps. Harbor Grace and St John referenced as stages in the attempted around the world flight from New York to Harbor Grace and onward toward Copenhagen and Germany.

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Drillers Reach 5740 Ft Mark at Ida Johnson Well

Drillers at the Ida Johnson well in the Grosaewood reported progress reaching 5740 feet by Monday afternoon, compared with 6690 feet on Sunday. The target remains near 6098 feet, with expectations of reaching the depth before week’s end.

Ida Johnson Grosaewood Tharill Plerre Weil

Ida Johnson Well Cementing Job By Rotary Drill

Two thousand esi of cement for the Ida Johnson Well project are on Union Pacific tracks at Orchard and will be trucked to the site. Drilling near 8800 feet is expected to reach the point where rotary drilling will begin and standard cable tools will be prepared for the final drive into the oil sand. The well was about 8800 feet at noon Tuesday with drilling progressing smoothly and an additional ten days hoped to complete rotary drilling.

Ida Johnson Union Pacific Orchard

Reorganization of Prison Outlined by Board Member

A Colorado board member conference announced a broad penitentiary reorganization in Canon City. Plans include replacing male guards with women inmates on the telephone switchboard and assigning bachelor guards to administration duties. Elderly staff may be dismissed and retirements noted for Captain F W Watt and road overseer Jerry Morgan.

Prem Denver Canon City Ralph Wann Current Only Roy Bent Warran Farma Ranches Farice King Denver F. W. Watt Jerry ‘Morgan Watt Morgan

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