Weld County gas and electric rate cut ordered
Weld County officials order Home Gas and Electric to reduce rates by 12.97 percent effective July 16 1994. The ruling cites excessive charges and predicts annual revenue impacts, with the commission setting a 37 percent depreciation basis and noting the company’s income and property valuations.
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Worm Gay Wie Company
Greeley
Weestmusselin
Anths Cato
Te Weld County League
Hamre Electric Company
Axcesaivo
Gas and Electric Company
Nic
Rexponde Home Gas & Electric
Revolt in Cuba Prompts Military Suppression Orders
Reports from the Cuban capital say 420 men of a rebel group attempted an uprising in Anan ops. The recent appointment Bel Gonzalez as chief of the e reports details. Anto the upris e officer aid that the Cuba was iy is the recent appoint. Bel Gonzalez as chief of t hee reports of tha revolt thru the Cuban capital. Abaseit ansksinead ily the sports of Ihore have sent two aly tad tew officers for the Sfore now enroute for MOF are moving in Santl-
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lCkba
Anan Oops
Cuba
Bel Gonzalez
Ihore'a
Sfore
MOF
Santl
League Leader Hails PUC Ruling on Public Utilities Costs
Weld County Municipal League president Dore Steware of Lo Balu says the PUC decision should have higher impact though it will aid. Towns including Greeley Eaton Pierce Ault Gill Barnesville Evans La Salle Vorney Gilereat Galeton and Nunn share Home Gas territory with Colorado Central Power costs covered by the case. The league sought rate reductions after hearings by Home Gas Public Service and other parties, raising about 120 dollars through local donations to fund final steps.
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Dore Steware
Lo Balu
Weld County Municipal League
Townewileh
Greeley
Eaton
Plerce
Ault
Gill
Barnesville
Evans
la Salle
Vorney
Gilereat
Galeton
Nunn
Home Gna
Lownn
Pins Windsor
Johnstown
Milliken
Fraverick
Yikes Company
Colorado Central Power Company
Ares
Seague
Stewart Wati
Bit Kyung
Barnonville
Municipal League
Home Cis
PUC
Wshted
Home Gas
Public Service
Coltradd Natitral
Reaver
Bs Logs
Bradfield To Be Candidate for Congress
Weld County Republican meeting announced two candidates for Congress and one for Weld County Commissioner. G B Bradfield of Greeley, an attorney, seeks Congress with Percy Conklin of Sterling as rival. W G C Seltzer of Frederick stated his bid for county commissioner in district two, resident since 1947 with 33 years in the county.
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Congress
Weld
Republican Central Committee
H. Bradfield
Greeley
Percy Conklin
Sterling
W. G C. Seltzer
Frederick Starier
Detriet
Frederick
Tribune Write An Ad Contest Prizes Promised
The Tribune announces a classified Write An Ad Contest with $12.50 in prize merchandise certificates or two passes to Sterling theatre for participants. Look for details on the classified page next week and follow Monday’s Tribune for more information.
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Sterling
Tribune
Ster Ty
Witt Rogers Says Lollywood Quilt and Writing Debates
Witt Rogers comments on a paper report about Varhoy Baruch linking quilting to writing, noting broad claims about expertise. The text references American Olympic Zones and athletes, with dismissive tone toward contemporary sports figures and a claim about Washington events.
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Varhoy Baruch
Wall &Treat
Suan
Bay ‘Vo
Tony
Linn
Washington
Niuta
State Board Not To Deny Drug Licenses
A confused city council letter shows the State Board of Pharmacy advising against renewal denials for Clinton Pharmacy and Colorado Drug Company near Greeley. The board notes rules may apply to future licences, warns the council of possible legislative changes in 1935, and urges patience until then.
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Clinton
Greyley
Golorady
Roy M. Trigg
State Board
Arthur TD. Bakar
Board of Pharmacy
Clinton Pharmacy
Colorado Brug Company
Mita
Greeley
Wnauiuoia
Tula
Colorado Drug Company
Lowas
General Assembly
Ud Huard
Bennett Children Toys Thefts Stir Local Patrols
Local police report a spate of juvenile thefts linked to Bennett residence at 72544 Tenth Street Provincal. A wagon and telegraph were taken. a suspect boy fled with a red action figure while others targeted garden plants and flowers for Glemmere Park. Unclear details remain as investigators trace suspects.
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Tle
H. Te Bennett
Provincaly Childcom
Wagin
Telegda
Ortelde
Benntil
Pridey
Umol Gula
Heanest
Glenmere
Cluth
Glemmere Park
Thena Hays
Erickson’s
Greeley ~ Floral Company
Stors
Andy Eppte
Fler
Coleps Pinnte
Man- Mel’ Bre Nos
Two Held for Fort Lupton Robbery and Kidnapping
Denver police arrest Henry Gardiner and two suspects connected to a Fort Lupton hold-up and kidnaping case. The trio allegedly robbed the J.C. Nutter Mile station and Gardiner identified a getaway car and suspect from Denver. Bartlett and Thompson remain detained in Denver jurisdiction with other robberies under investigation.
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Denver
Fort Lupton
Ralph Tartlett
Arnold Thompson
Denyortter
Kidiyaplity
Rubsbery
Mien
J.C. Nutter
Fort Lugtoun
Depuy Sheriffa
Dwight Clive
Mac Mann
Henry Qardner
Ring Station
Gardiner
le Denver
Bartlett
Thonpso
Ulare
Byrd in Narrow Escape from Carbon Monoxide
Rear Admiral Richard J. Byrd reported from his isolation camp 122 miles south of here that a narrow escape from carbon monoxide fumes occurred when a small engine in a shelf mounted device released exhaust into the tunnel. Byrd recovered quickly after the incident.
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Taltla America
Attaretlon
Richard J. Byrd
Lene
Here
Yestordes
Byrd
Yrd
Beets Farmers Hopeful On Parity Prices Amid Policy Shifts
Dleagrecrant reports from D. Manenke secretary of the National Beet Growers Association on June 2b with Tharton's outlook. He notes the Jones Costigan law would grant parity prices for sugar beets at about 6.50 per ton, while Chester Davis confirms regional parity payments and continued aid.
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Dagvun
D. Manenke
Ue Nalforal Beet Growers
Tharton
Uie
Dartun
Jones-Costivan
Chester
Davis
Culcago
Gseares
Netraska
Ami
Lup ton Farmer Digging February Planted Potatoes
John Jurgeiann, mentor, wins with February potato crop. Jurgensen farm near Port Lupton plans harvests amid warm winter, aiming to market potatoes at about $2.25 per hundred. Dispatch notes spuds described as much larger than teacups for the period.
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John Jurgeiann
Taek
Fim
Ig Lok
Iecord
Jurgeltsen
Se Wat
Gren Jey
Jurgensen
Port Linton
Wold County
Fort Lupion
Schools Must Change If Russia Sets Pace, Summer Instructor Says
A Summer Instructor at C.T.C. declares schools must change even if Russia sets pace. The note suggests education adjustments by June 22 and mentions adjusting the curriculum, with a plan to source ideas from Tuasia to implement changes.
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Russia
C.T.C
United States
Tuasia
Local buyers pay to farmers in regional trade event
Dr Martin of Stanford and Dr James of Colorado State Teachers College spoke at an International Affairs session sponsored by the Foundation for the advancement of social sciences. Martin, an expert on Latin America, urged closer ties between the United States and Latin America while noting growing distance from Europe.
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PA. Marit
Stanford University
Hpent
Foundation For
Tia
Martin
Colorado State Teachers College
United States
Europe
Kelley Dies by Gas Execution at Canon City
Canon City officials carried out the execution of killer William Cady Kelley using lethal gas, the first of its kind in Colorado. Kelley, condemned for Tassel Depwistms crimes, entered the gas chamber and died within about 30 seconds as twelve poison pills released the gas into the chamber. Witnesses and medical staff observed the procedure, noting a rapid death and the controversial method replacing the gallows in the state penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Canoh City
William Cory
Kelley
Tral Pernon
Calomuto
Kelly Way
Witiesa
Canon City
Heulh
Ator Deni
Patsen Gus
Colorado Prison
Willan Cady Kelley
Govt Claims Farm Buying Power Jump Reported
Washington reports the farm administration notes a rise in purchasing power for farm income over the first nine months. Deputy administrator Mal Ti. Dean announced higher prices in basket communities with per-basket benefit payments and general exchange rates up compared to May and March 1933.
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Washington
Asa
Farm Administration
Mal Ti
Dean
Ceaneinfy
Greraga Exchange
Morgenthau plans silver purchases to curb inflation
In a behind the scenes analysis, Treasury Secretary Morgenthau vows to steadily buy silver to push prices up by about 26 percent. The plan aims to calm inflation-era tensions, while details of Morgenthau and Mrs Morgenthau’s actual buying remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Jim
Aflvar Polley
Treasury
Morgenthau
Weld County GOP Chooses Young as Chairman in Weld meet
Tom Young was elected chairman of Weld County GOP at a largely attended meeting at the county courthouse. He defeated Mayor Brigne of Gresley by a 47 to 33 vote to fill the vacancy created by Robert G. Suit. The gathering affirmed party unity and outlined future plans, including increased representation in state committees.
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Young
Gresley
Zenith
Unas Pirty
Weld
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Court House
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Ituy MM
Brigne
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Robert G. Suit
Elmer Auhoy
Republican Atate Central Committee
Rovernor
Robert GQ
Smith
Abbey
Mra
Mar. Joris Mello
Ae Chyna
Chobewoner
Wald
Wisp
Paso
Sana
Tivankat
Arthur Morrison
Denver
Gelerado Republian Lpague
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Morelson
Abley
League
Medway
Maortlyou
Trea
Democratic Legtatatara
Yenta
Tip
Stata Ragres
Wooton
Rae
Lakullette
Weld County
Coumilion
Tha
State Assembly
Weld Central Committee
Weld Assembly
Alom
Cooley
Fome Fomblienn Club
Weld Counse
Tha Tlie Charel
Quon
Gold and Silver Value Reaches New Denver Mint High
Denver reports a new all time high gold and silver value at the Denver Mint reaching 717 million dollars. The rise is linked to a regional mining revival boosting precious metal output and prices. Officials announced the figure today as markets responded to increased demand.
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Gald Ent
Carr Farmer Hurt by Tractor on Als Farm
Carr farmer Chaelia Balrenbring, 65, of Carr Golo, was critically hurt when he fell beneath a tractor on Als farm. The operator, Fahtenbrink, examined a coupling bar at the rear and unintentionally activated the throttle causing the machine to roll backward. Authorities investigated the mishap.
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Dunn
Chaelia Balrenbring
Carr
Golo
Als
Fahtenbrink
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