Union Miners Set Vote on New Colorado Contract
Union locals in Colorado plan a vote on a renewal wage contract with a daily rate of 5.26 for the next two years. Representatives from United Mine Workers of America and Rocky Mountain Fuel Company discussed lifting the four year old wage scale. The temporary agreement raises pay about six cents per day above competing operators in northern Colorado. The old contract expires August 31, with the new terms to take effect September 1 if approved at meetings next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mriva
Tronver
Cuba
Minora
Colorado
United Ming Workers of America
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Ilias
No Mines
Sheepman Killings Shocks Pioneer Colorado Ranchers
In Fairplay Colorado James Scott a 72 year old pioneer rancher was shot dead near Nafleys. Robert L Proudfoot a 23 year old sheepman from Turner Trail Colorado is jailed after admitting the shooting. Accompanied by William Murray the pair traveled from Denver to Singleton resort where the confrontation occurred. Murray described the moments before the fatal act as Scott faced away, Proudfoot fired from behind and pistol struck the rancher.
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Colo
Nafleys
James Scott
Colorado
Robert L. Prowdllant
Sheapman
Tinertrail
Proudfoot
Scott
Wiliam Murray
Singleton Resort
Ballnys
Denver
Froudfoot
Scatt
Murray
Suthor
Wai
Peardfoot
Beott
Adolph Christopher
Iim
Proudfagt
Stott
Uoaltaiai
Starry Adventure reviewed at Teachera College
Miss Maxville reviews Starry Adventure by Mary Austin with Gardner Sitwell as the center. The reviewer notes the novel explores the great adventure as a personal quest seen through different meanings, while Miss Mexene gives an informal take. The piece mentions 22,526 elations left to North Carolina schools for next year.
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Mary Austin
Teachera College
Anne Manville
Gardner Sitwell
God
Asters
Gardner
Jane
Mia. Austin
Miss Mexene
Public
North Carolina
Woman Aid Loan Head Flees Police Amid Audit
Associated Press report from Denver on June 23 describes the escape of Mia Terry, wife of Walter Davis president of the City Savings Building and Loan Association, as police search her Hight Avenue apartment. Audits reveal about $3.7 million in government bonds, cash, and mortgages, with Davis missing and believed to have left town. The opening of a safety box by Charles Fertig uncovered the assets and prompted a judicial move to locate the association’s holdings.
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Denver
Iune
Quealion
Walter
Davis
Misafig
City Savings Building and Loan Association
Leva Terry
Hight Avenue
Mia. Terry
Pollea Sora
Gio
Cit Savings
Colorado B Springs
George A. Crawuar
Coloado
Waller
Colorado Springs
Charles ‘J. Fertig
Association
Arthur Cornforth
Hantdassota
Onde Tha
Crowder
Tha Vaulla
Shopple Hauk
Crowder Nad
Davie
Washington
Markets Report From Denver and Kansas City Hopes for Steady Livestock
Livestock and grain markets show mixed but steady tones across cattle hogs and sheep.readings from Denver and Kansas City indicate demand steady with calves and yearlings trading near firm levels while hogs and sheep vary by weight and grade amid broader market pressures.
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Denver
Une
Hove
Tewatock
Hoopa
Aaven Gingles
Calitarnia
Wisady
Wilk
Fey Emeath
Wyoming
Bbyera
Hest
Denham Show Orchestra at Sterling for Patsy Comedy Night
Denham Players present The Patsy in Sterling Sunday night with a large fifteen piece orchestra in the pit. Notable cast includes Guy Usher Telos Rewdeau George Cleveland Elizabeth Ross Richard Kendrick Frances Weber Sean Forbes Evelyn Welker. Reserved seats available at the box office.
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Uno
Tha Gond Ghowing
Barry Conners
Denham
Geome
Alerhing
Greeley
Denham Players
Colorado
Guy Usher
Telos Rewdeau
George Cleveland
Eizebeth Ross
Richard Kendrick
Frances Webber
Sean Forbes
Evelyn Welker
Lucal Heetre-Goora
Renerved
Unreserved Cony Seats Include Low Sunday Admission
In a brief notice the event advertises unreserved cony seats, with ink pricing at six o'clock Sunday Went. WHA promotes a low admission attraction, urging early ticket purchases to ensure entry.
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Bent
McAdoo and Smith Forge Intra Party Accord at Chicago
William McAdoo and Alfred E. Smith, veteran Democratic rivals, met at Smith headquarters in Chicago on June 23. They united to block Franklin D. Roosevelt's bid for the nomination, each backing different paths yet sharing a common goal at the convention.
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Chicago
William O. McAdoo
Alfred E. Smith
McAdoo
Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Garner
Death of Charles Park in Salem Oregon
Charles Park died in Salem Oregon after a spring nervous breakdown. He had lived in Fort Morgan for a time and taught school there. Survived by wife Mrs Mary Wallace McCreory and brother A J Park. Park was born in Salem and worked for the Salem water works. he had been in Greeley earlier and was a schoolmate of C H Todd.
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A. J. Park
Charles’ A. Park
Greeley
Salem
Ore
Salen Water Works
Park
J. M. Wallace
Mary Wallace McCreory
C. H. Todd
Fort Morgan
Insect Pests Routed by Big Turkey Flock
A large flock of 1300 young turkeys owned by R A Hanna of Waverly effectively routs pests in Larimer County, clearing a field plagued by webworms grasshoppers and other luged pests in a single evening.
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Turkey
Larimer
Kean
R.A. Hanna
Waverly
Wiggins Negro Boy Guilty of Deadly Assault Paroled
A young Wiggins boy was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon against W. M. Rice in Fort Morgan. He received six months in jail, a $26 fine and costs, with the sentence suspended on payment of costs and paroled to his parents. The report includes largely unrelated Denver market prices and dairy terms.
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Wiggins
W. M. Rice
Rice
Batora County
GC. C. Rickel
Fort Morgen
Init Suntenca
Mexican tidal wave kills many in Colima coast
June 23 Colima Mexico reports Governor Saucedo says about 100 dead after yesterday's tidal wave. Other items note a Texas raid on rail yards, Austria declaring debt moratorium, and Army radio expert killed at Fort Sheridan.
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Colima
Mexico
Salvador Saucedo
Sonus
Paso
Tex
California
Botwa
Texas and Pacifie
Fort Worth
Fort Sheridan
Armand D. Williamean
Army Ovetour
Fort Bharidan
Army
Deaths and Funerals P. and Carney, 81, dies
P and Carney aged 81 dies Thursday morning. Macy's to handle arrangements. Budapest notes show 11,154 Jews left Budapest within 16 years. Budapest population 1,006,184 with 84 percent Magyar.
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Carney
Macy's
Jone
Budapest
Optimism on Hoover Plan at Capit and Abroad
Washington reports optimism as President Hoover and Mary Stimson discuss a far reaching armament plan at the White House. Foreign reaction is warming, with initial French interest and press commentary noted. Messages of congratulations pour in as the plan garners support and the administration prepares for responses.
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Washington
Dent Hoover
Mary Stimson
Stimson
Stinson
Freeident
Fis
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J. S. Paloul
Betty
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D. McKinley
Tevesteient Securities
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Hery
Cote
Eceite, Corp
Shiengo
Fame
Auking
Toy
Kaneap City
Texas
Pari Road
Ted Tivers
Yenrlingn
Ina
Eleers
Fey
Parker
I Aeel
Colatafe
Kansay City
Dees
Sterling
WcAdoo
Charles Park
Salem, Ore
Egee
Aleady
Austria
Lausanne
Switzerland
Chaavellor Engelberg Dolfus
Austrin
Hia
Hoover
Gantonerle Planeh
New York
Tony Zoperi
Inday
K Square Garden
Billy Bela
Luckies
Lue
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