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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
6
A fragmented account notes a confrontation over water rights between Colorado and North Platte interests. Lawyers discuss possible federal intervention as state authorities seek binding guidance amid disputed flow and storage. The issue triggers formal questions about federal oversight and cross border management.
Amatuer wireless observers relay glimpses of coded transmissions and unclear chatter about Soviet stations, naval wireless activity, and possible interceptions. Names like Mottern and Roosevalt appear distorted, with references to Bremerton, Siberia, and Harbor areas, amid uncertain dates and scattered person mentions.
Fragmented civic discourse discusses future wealth and business prospects. Notable mentions include predictions of living standards rising or falling within three years, a speech on "The Io of Business," and concerns about capital and control. Burned houses and firemen are noted in a chaotic scene alongside unclear references to individuals and events.
War department announced on Thursday that four Weld youths were commissioned into the Officers Reserve Corps. Walter W. Blandin and Graest H. Johnson of Buton join Leon W. Danisure and James L. Oni vle of Kornoy, celebrated for their roles in the Colorado Agricultural College unit.
A car driven by Sheriff A M McAnnaly's family plunged into the Tomlecht river 26 miles east of here after colliding with an oncoming vehicle. Emily McAnnsly, 4, severely cut, is in serious condition at Gunnison hospital. Sheriff and wife escaped with minor bruises. Two unidentified men from the other car helped pull occupants from the water. A note collection suit for 300 dollars was filed in district court by Fred and Lena Ackerson against W L Lares of Fort Lupton district.
New York June 22 U S ambassador at large Norman JH Davis said progress for peace with regard to disarmament is possible despite doubts that demands for security threaten a broad disarmament pact. He noted slow but distinct gains, citing a British draft convention and growing European belief in a mutually supervised arms accord. Davis praised President Roosevelts peacemaking influence on foreign nations.
Lamson appears in a crowded perior court as he is charged by information with the murder of his wife Alene Thorpe Lamson at the Stanford campus home on Memorial Day. The time for entering a plea is set, with defense planning a not guilty stance. Witnesses and details involve the Lamson residence and the death of Mrs Jamison.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Myers of Tales reported they were abducted last night between Tulsa and Claremore by four men, one resembling Charles Floyd. They were released about 6 a.m. and their auto was stolen. A man spoke of the Dollyyr, Mo, sheriff’s kidnapping case.
Tribune lists phone numbers for society local and other news sections along with editorial notes for business, advertising and subscriptions. Jeb Printing is named among the services and contact options are provided for readers seeking subscriptions or advertising inquiries.
Portland, June 23. Secretary to the President denied that Roosevelt would voyage to London or cross the Atlantic aboard the cruiser Indianapolis. The Daily News reports the nation is preparing to rush the president abroad to push world economic accord, while others doubt the plan and caution against leaving the United States.
A report from Lopemont indicates Colorado & Southern may absorb the Sugar Line from Longmonthu Mead and Johns town to Lavaland as an economy measure under the New Industrial conduct. The move would consolidate operations in the Northern Colorado territory as part of a general plan to eliminate duplicate rail duties.
Grain markets rise on reports of severe crop damage from heat and drought in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Wheat futures surge with July around 90 and corn up to 1 3 percent, while profits slip in provisions.
Colonal Fred rick Pope reports to Roosevelt aides that U S recognition of the Soviet is premature. He favors an unofficial envoy first while awaiting propaganda results and other issues. Pope and Col Tape discussed the question with Soviet officials before Pope left the United States.
Nine experienced foresters are sought by the Conservation Corps. Applicants should have about 14 years in forestry and be up to 26 years old, with a preference for married men. Applications are to be submitted at the relief office in the courthouse.
Dr Foster, director of the Pollak Foundation of Economic Research, spoke on "The True Split of the West" and contrasted the West's dynamic spirit with the East's perceived restraint. He shared anecdotes from Seattle to Boston, noting faith, vision, and urban growth as defining regional traits.
Creston, Iowa June 23. Federal Prohibition Agent Harry Elliott was killed at Oskaloosa yesterday. The fugitive, sought by authorities, died by his own hand when officers found him in an field today.
Grain prices listed by local buyers show spring wheat and winter wheat figures in dollars per bushel with several varieties named. The fragment notes payments and the presence of several price points, indicating a market summary for farmers.
Captain Ward and Mrs Ward move from Laramie to command the Gresley Post with three children. The transfer is a promotion amid praise for Ward’s work aiding pantries and the underfed in Laramie. The family was mourned at Fort Collins as Ward, a former farm foreman, begins duties in the new post. Martha, their daughter, is in the nibh grade.
A Denver subcommittee of the Industrial Recovery Committee began a study of 191 proposed work relief projects with a total of 8.128 million dollars. Federal funds are expected to flow immediately, with the government providing up to 50 percent of the approved costs. The panel will finalize feasible projects for submission to the State Work Relief Administration, aiming to place workers at once as drought and flood controls are prioritized. St. Vrain River reached the season’s peak flow at Lyons, 1,209 cubic feet per second, higher than in recent years. Longmont area farms report excellent water supply conditions for now.
Event calendar notes a day of activities at the College Campus with a concert band at Wariocsot Ballroom and related programs. Details include location near College Csnico and numbers such as 660, suggesting room or venue identifiers.
Police report an incendiary blaze at Askew’s 1127 Ponrloonth Avenue on a Friday night. Investigators tied the attack to enemies of Askew. no charges were filed due to lack of evidence. Fire caused significant damage to the building and overheated the neighborhood.
Edmonton residents recount the disappearance of three Golden, Colorado School of Mines students Robert Burns, Nelson B.C., Albert Camutock, and Hobart Wold during a Canadian expedition on Lake Athabasca. An overturned canoe drifted ashore near Fort Chipowaygan with a hook and watch, suggesting tragedy. Parents rushed to the scene, and authorities admit no further word as of now.
The Sopawell home of Col and Mrs Charion A Lindbergh in Jersey City will become a children's welfare center under Eigh Piel a corporation that will operate the property. County Clerk Guntar Rach announced the charter with registrars Colousl and Mrs Lindbergh Dr Abraham Flexnur Col Henry Hreckantidge and Owen J Lovejey listed as signatories. The plan aims to provide welfare for children including education hospitalization and related services without discrimination by race or creed.
Colorado Springs June 2 coal mine operators form the Colorado Springs and Paso Coal Mining Association to cooperate with the federal Industrial Network and telegraph Washington. Officers named include W. Dy Wade president Louis W. Vidler vice president JT Schlatter secretary George H. Xeouse treasurer and directors Dogglaz Corley Thomas W. Howells Air Ware and others.
Britain holds sway over the Oceana region and much of the world’s information commerce, with the United States portrayed as manipulating public opinion to support American interests, while Franco, Japan, and Russia are described as mature players in the geopolitical scene.
Kenneth Buck testified that two men named Bill helped deliver the ransom funds for the 10 year old girl Peggy. He said the father McMath arranged the payment and that a $40,000 ransom was paid to abductors. Buck recalled a clerk giving him a gift of money for his cooperation. He described how the cash was placed in his pocket during the crime scene.
The Company St of the 15th Infantry led by George Irvin of Teachers College collects several encampment awards at Golden Keytevent. Lowell Knight and Pat McKintoy are noted for marksmanship and equipment handling. The Creely Guardsmen depart on the 9743 train Saturday morning.
A Grand Junction resident was elected district governor of the Colorado Lions, succeeding Frank Marerott of Colorado Springs. The announcement came during the 1934 convent, with Fort Collins earning a past district governorship and a model plan for the world to be organized for Colorado by international president Arnes Hatton of Lenite, Kansas.
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