Woman Says Two Kidnappers Released Her
A San Jose woman, 23, reported two kidnappers released her after she was seized while in California. Police traced her frantic call from a hotel where she identified her mother’s voice to confirm her identity. Investigators pursued a suspect named Harmon and a Panama connection as details emerged.
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Pano
Widangue
San Jove
Calif
Satuertay
California
Ulm
Sara
Alu Harmon
Officera
Mya
Pilangne
Panama
Collision damages Tivo Cars near Greeley
An accident on the Loveland-Greeley road Friday evening involved multiple vehicles including a car driven by Crayely and a second car driven by Tunnel. Passengers Aly Anderson Clay Taylor Leonard Mitchell Charlier Mackay and Ray Motley were present. no injuries were reported.
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Wade
Carl Tunell
Greeley
Plien
Sebwal
Audocgon
Birs
Crayely
Loveland-Greeley Road
Anderson
Arkligg
Loveland
Aly Andersan
Clay Taylor
Leonard Mitchell
Charlier Mackay
Ray Motley
Unda
Reapportionment Brief Filed by Attorneys in Denver Case
Attorneys Samuel Clurkhow Akron Noah A. Alter Denver Omar J. Matlory Tort Morgan and Robert Schnper Limon represent taxpayers and City Attorney Parriott and Cranston Denver contend the reapportionment voted by the people is valid while the reapportionment bill passed by the legislature is unconstitutional.
May Farm Income Matches 1933 Total
Washington reports May farm income at 426 million dollars, level with May 1933. The Agriculture Bureau notes a 16.1 million rise from April and a seasonal increase typical for the period. Farm product sales reached about six percent above the 1920-24 average.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Anti
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Bureau
Farr
New Law Affects Property in Any Way Meld by Banks
A sweeping banking law, approved by Congress, tightens penalties for crimes against banks and banking institutions under U S laws. It defines "bank" to include Federal Reserve members and various banking entities and sets penalties up to twenty-five years, with fines up to sixteen thousand dollars.
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United States
Federal Reserve Synteut
Senate
United States of America
Congrena
Federal Reserve Syatat
Tiat
Nimachac
Lee
United Staters
Government sugar policy promises parity prices for farmers
The article notes officials guarantee parity prices for beet sugar under the sugar law. It discusses farmer prospects, a 6.60 per ton figure for 1934 gray, and questions the secretary of agriculture’s control. Barron’s Weekly criticizes the outlook while urging faith in fair crop prices and steady producer income.
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Barran
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Tha Barron
Wight
Moutehenses Mother Dies at Home in Texas
Abra Hustle Kathoyns Moutchens, 79, of Garrrald Texas, mother of attorney KH H. Kgutchona of Greeley, died Friday afternoon at her son WOP Houtchens home in Harrold. She had been a widow for two years. The family left Harrold June 14 after a visit with his mother. Survived by eight children, 82 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren, and her husband. Other survivors include W. B. Poutchens, Mayme Ashby of Harrold, Foutchens of Fort Worth, Fanny Trooks of Grand View, Bertha Trooks of Comanche, Hort Hort Houtchens of Timnitt, and Mrs Emma Laake. Several Creelay residents died before her.
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Gfarrald
Tex
Altorney
H. Kgutchona
Greeley
Wop, Houtchens
Harrold
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Fiz
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Ifoutchens
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Uarrold
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Commission Reduces Home Gas Light and Power Rate 13 Percent
The commission orders a 13 percent rate reduction for Home Gas Light and Power effective July 16. The decision examines reproduction costs, depreciation, taxes, and operating revenues, estimating total operating revenues at 410000 and necessary revenues to cover base costs at 50620, with a rate base around 836073. It notes findings on financing after the company’s acquisition by Western Light Power and Telephone, and questions for the holding company regarding funds and stock, before finalizing the rate order.
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Hevenuss
Tutiro Wit Ua
Tavenag
Avarage Company
Weacons
Compans
Masuiich
Home Gas and Electric Company
Audietor
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Harding Geet
Thea Western Light, Power and Telephone Company
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Iscuanca
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Soma
Inteer
Lually
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Circe
Students Offered Weekend Stay at Estes Park Low Price
About 250 Colorado students may spend the weekend in Estes Park with Dean Dr. Herbert B.Evans directing WALGA arrangements. Rooms and meals in conference hotels are offered at a small charge to cover laundry and kitchen costs. First 260 registrants receive lodging Friday to Monday for 25 cents, with breakfast 25 cents, lunch 60 cents, and dinner 60 cents. Sunday dinner 25 cents.
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Colorado Brato Texchera Rolluga
Estes Park
Herbert B. Evang
Rom Calamblo
Naiveraily
Cathy
Estoa Park
Haw
Furntabol
Evans
Phos
No Action on Rinn Complaint About Judge Symes
A committee chaired by Representative Growning of Tennessee decided against action on charges of unprofessional conduct against U.S. District Judge Symes of Denver. The complaint, filed by attorney Ring, alleged intimidation of lawyers and improper handling of office rentals tied to a corporation with ties to the judge. The panel reported to Washington weeks ago and sent a letter to Chairman Sumners of the judiciary committee.
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Washington
Growning
Fennessee
M-M- Ring
Thoulder
Cole
U. S
J. Foster
Symes
Denver
Hinn
Sumners
Cammitles
Judes Symes
Closer Investigation of Relief Seekers Ordered
Denver announces a state plan to curb relief fraud and boost work ties. The administration reports 08,777 relief recipients per year and 203,304 people aided, urging cities communities and businesses to create employment opportunities while insisting only those in genuine need receive aid.
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Denver
Admntatration C.D. Stawyer
Eiony
Shawver
Graduates Land Jobs Amid High Placement Rate
About 412 students from Teschera colleges completed spring quarter work and secured positions, with seven others married. The report notes an unusually high proportion of graduates placed given current circumstances.
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Teschera Collngs
Grimes Leads Hartman in Colorado Amateur Battle
Grimes and Hartman staged a tight round in the Colorado closed amateur with Grimes edging Hartman by one up. Scores show Green Gables at 68 with 34 on the back nine, while Lorenzo Martinez of Gréley paid a $2.60 fine in pollen court for a traffic violation.
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Noto Grimes
Waa
Joe Hartman
Colorado
Green Gables
Duro
Lorenzo Martinez Af
Local 4 H Club Roundup in Keota and Nearby Areas
The June meetings feature the Happy Strichers 4-H, Hudson Sewing Club officers, and the Golden Meare 4-H group. Members discuss projects, towels, garments, and upcoming gatherings under leaders Lorena Hemphill, Mrs Jack Leavarton, and Mrs Harold Euger, with a June 28 and late June schedule.
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Hudson
Ewig Club
Welon Williams
Helen Williams
Vicas
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Thrystrersurer
Huby Hagor
Noug Londut
Enid Davies
Poo
Helen Rettzenstein
Mra
Jack Leavarton
Matold Ener
Huby Schidt
S Helen Williams
Ruby Enger
Margaret Herman
Ent Barnes
Maxerine Maciaw
Telen Rejtzenstein
Harold Euger
Ine
Halep Neiteenately
Marriott Arrested To Stand Trial After Fatal Accident
Marriott, 83, Motor dealer, is jailed on a negligent driving charge in a Fort Collins crash that killed Mr and Mrs G Meet two Fort Collins area ranchers. The district court filing alleges reckless operation caused a vehicle overturn after a near head on collision. The incident occurred about one day ago near Fort Collins.
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Marriot
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G. Meet
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Kirk Reed
Bertrand Arthie Nichol birth at U S Naval Hospital San Diego
Mr and Mrs Fred A Nichol of Myerereen announce the birth of a grandson Bertrand Arthie to their son Rimette Pogget and wife. The baby weighed eight pounds and was born June 23 at the Saatfer Mer lermity Home in Air. and Mra C E Taggert of Angie lave received word June 17. The infant was delivered at the U S Naval Hospital San Diego California.
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Stork Express
Mra
Fred A. Nichol
Myerereen
Saatfer Mer Lermity
Wool Growers Hold Wool for Higher Prices in Wyoming
Wyoming growers report wool prices 17 to 24 cents per pound for the 1934 clip, with averages near 20 to 22 cents. Industry leaders and state officials, including National Wool Growers Cooperative and a Wyoming department program, aim to curb declines by holding stock awaiting demand. Local social notes detail family visits, community events, and hospital updates in Greeley, Nebraska, and surrounding areas.
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Wyo
Jung
Byron Wilson
Witgan
Jong Actly
National Wool Growers Cooperative Association
Local items note visits and travel in Ault area
Ault notices list visits by Loratta, Bunnis, families from Taverns Nebrar, and relatives from several towns. Entries record trips to Greeley and Chicago, weekend visits, and a staff change in Eagle County high school Gypsum. Weather and road notes mention cloud bursts and rain damage near Chapell, Nebr.
Purcell Purcell Tune 23 Local Notes and Appointments
Alberta Hudson teaches intermediates at high school. H. W. McCord appointed as Pt teacher. he will return from Lanier with Mrs. McCord after work in Denver. Edith Newell, Florence Lathaus, and Shirlay Joan Cre have travel plans or relations noted. A picnic trip and a ban on dancing at the school are mentioned amid community notices.
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Belton
Alberta Hudson
H.W. McCord
Gul
Priert
McCord
Thureday
Lanier
Mra
Motorert
Denver
Ghy Park
Edith Newell
Florence Lathaus
Denver Werthening
Shirlay
Joan Cre
Doctora Tapyel
Nod Bire
Moody
Chaslea Kerale
San Pedro
Calif
Charles Kurzic
Notice of river water discharge at Tun reservoir
Water users are notified that river water will be analyzed on June 26 1934 at 9 30 p m to determine conditions. The notice cites the New Cachs in Pomdeely Qs and names George Dayle as official.
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George ‘Dayle
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