Headquarters Co of Greeley Wins Top Honor
Headquarters Co of Greeley wins the American Legion Trophy at the Colorado National Guard encampment in Canin George Weel on Governor's day. Units from Greeley and Boulder competed. Major General Herndon and Governor Gaoce attended. Sergeant Marlon C. G. Wyatt of Lamar won the individual Hogle trophy with 83 points. other awards went to units from Boulder and German town.
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Greeley
National Guard
Colorado National Guard
Canin
George Weel
Carl HL
Carlson
George A. Irvin
W. J. Herndon
Kansas City
24Th Cavalry
Boise
Talia
Idaho National Guard
Fira
Marlon CG. Wyatt
Lamar
Covalent Hogle
Desert Calcier
Berchant Stanley White
Gormany
Boulder
Gace
Ar Ilnery
Une Veviewhe
J. Richardson
Uupf
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Companion of
Aimerican Royalyploh
Banat Wan
Tram Wrontrdbo
Frederick youth arrested in coat theft near road
19 year old Bennie Julz of Frederick was detained by Deputy Sheriff Guy Babinge after admitting he stole a coat containing $20 in cash and papers left on the road near Frederick by A. G. Mognie. He said he found the coat and spent the money but cannot produce the coat or the insurance papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Julz
Frederick
Guy Babinge
A. G. Mognie
Hallyser
Remedial Reading Classes At Local College
Thirty children from the element ary and high school groups enroll in the remedial reading clinics daily at the college from 1 to 2 p m Keprey hall with Miss Gibbons and Clara Cook directing the analysis by a statistics student group.
Summer Term Calendar and Nebraska Picnic Notices
Nebraska students picnic at Island Grove Park next Thursday June 27 at 4 o clock. Sudden Nebraska State Teachers College Kearney and Calorala State College of Education list speakers and conferences. Joe Ritter of Denver fined five dollars and costs for careless driving after pleading guilty before Justice W. St Adams.
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Doon
Crawford Tall
Kepner
Macally
Jean
R. G. Gitetatson
Unversity of
Colorado
Br. Brunner
Nebraska State Teachers College
Kearney
Nebraska State
Teachers College
Helen Cibbens
Calorala State College of Education
W. HH. Steinbach
University of Arkansas
Nebraska
Birnie
Island Grove Park
Joe Ritter
Denver
W. St Adams
Tle
Johnstown Farm Home Damaged By Friday Fire
A farm home of Mr and Mrs Cart Gariion one mile south and three miles west of Johnstown suffered 600 to 700 dollars in damage from a Friday morning fire blamed on a stove or curtain. The blaze damaged a sleeping porch kitchen and part of the roof while the rest of the home was smoked. The local fire department extinguished the fire around 10 30 a m with aid from Patrolman Down of the Greeley police. About 60 carloads of Doha town peniplement were moved to the blaze.
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Ofr
Cart Gariion
Johnstown
Valuntesr
Cortaon
Greeley
Trafic
Doha
Tragic Farm Death: 7 Year Old Killed Grasping Power Wires
Eugene Nicholson age seven died at 9 46 Friday after grabbing high tension wires in a cottonwood tree near Lucerne. He and a brother 5 were playing in the tree when the older boy climbed higher and a wire carried 6600 volts. Eugene touched the live wires with both hands and feet, fell about 29 feet, and died instantly. Neighbors and physicians responded but could not revive him. The Nicholson family had moved to the Ebner Johnson farm in February from Mead.
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Eugene Nichplson
Afr
Walter Nicholson
Ebner Johnson
Lucerum
Lly Hone
Eugene
Marold
Abe
Tavelid
Harold
Coronar
T. C. Wilmath
Hargi
Gorena
Nicholson
Robert
William
Eva May
British Subject Stripped by Jap Cops in Tientsin
Cecil Davis, a British subject and New Zealand government agent in Tientsin, reports Japanese police stripped him and forced him to undress during a search at the British and French concessions. He recounts earlier detentions and a scene where foreign women passed through barriers while he stood exposed.
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Guinn
Cecil Davis
Tn Tientsin
New Zealand
Fonleht Hn
Japanoxu Geearies
U.S
Frederick W. Hinke
Portsmouth Commander Praises Squalus Divers
Rear Admiral Cyrows Wo Cole commends divers William Traders of Washington and John Mik Glowski of Worcester for their roles in the Squalus rescue. He notes 33 crew members were saved, 26 drowned in the May 20 tragedy, and mentions the divers who assisted in the salvage operation aboard the submarine.
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Essociatied
Wortsinguth
Met
Amira Cycas
Cole
Cane
Anl
Hove
Aone
Hyed
Carmody Heads Latest Agency Nominations in Reform
Washington reports President Roosevelt nominates John M. Carmody of New York to lead the new federal works agency and Jess A. Jones of Texas to head the federal loan agency. Carmody would also head rural electrification administration. confirmations expected, effective July.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treosevelt
John MM. Caramly
New
Assault Charge Against Edward Rector Dismissed
Edward Rector of 312 Eleventh Avenue had an assault charge dismissed by the appellate court on Thursday night as no court details were signed. Pete Schilo of Union Mole and Jet De Herrera of Severatica each drew $26.60 on drunk charges. Hi J. Weat of the Aculton Rooms fined $0.50 for street and gambling offenses. Mr Gurley of Denver fined $6.60 for speeding.
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Asenift
Edward Restor
Eleventh Avenue
Jy Apollee Court
Pete Schilo
Union Mole
Jet de Herrera
Severatica
J. Weat
Acluston Rooms
Mr. Gurley
Denver
F R Push for Nicaraguan Barge Canal in Americas Plan
A U S House committee discussed funding for surveying a Nicaragua barge canal and highway links across Central America. Roosevelt called the project important for hemispheric defense though no formal progress was made. President Somoza endorsed, with army engineers to conduct surveys and potential currency stabilization for Nicaragua.
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Washington
Ube
Congress
Nicaragua
United States
Anastasio Bomovny
Panama Canal
United States Army
Navy
Atliatic
Fpville
Nichragwa
Sona
Aditustyalion
Rio Grande
Dr Edward Davison In Garden At Wrong Time
Dr Edward Davison wandered into a garden incident while a Colorado college honor event failed to appear at 4 p m. A dispute arose over a message to pass by phone. Davison, twice accused of disruption, denies the charges and says he will appear next Wednesday. He is the son of Carlstadt New Mexico, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
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Edward Davison
Miuvison
Colorado
Duade
Daudo
Carlstaul
N.M
Firat Presbyterian Church
Appa
Two Arrested for Gas Theft in Maton Incident
Courteny patrolmen detained Hareld Webster and J. E. of Ault after night patrols spotted them driving away with gasoline. Both suspects were held at the Raton jail on charges of stealing fuel.
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Courteny
Wren
Maton
Alehe
Hareld W Webster
J. E. of
Ault
Raton
Jaid
Weather worded notice for Friday to Saturday
Weather summary notes unsettled conditions in the extreme northwest through Friday night and Saturday with probable showers and thunderstorms. Wyoming forecast calls for unsettled weather over 24 hours ending Friday night. Highs near 84 in Idaho and 48 in Montana are reported.
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Wally Tale
Warner
Northwest
Mock Session of Colo Springs Council Held at Estes Meeting
A public mock session of the Colorado Springs city council was staged to demonstrate annual budgeting and tax issues. City officials and attendees from city and county levels observed the practical exercise, with Mayor George Birdsall and City Manager J. J. Moseley participating in the demonstration.
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Colo. Springs
Estes
Citizens’ Conference
Oia
Noel Offherg
Coformly Springs
Cour
Colorado Springs
George Birdsall
J. J. Moseley
Warried
Yspishus
Wrangell
Wwe
Lin Getkh
Walt Mason Dies in San Mog City Dine 22
Walt Mason, noted poet and journalist, died in San Mog on the twenty second of the month. The exact circumstances are unclear but reports say he had been ill for weeks and had been residing at his home on Mt Huntering. Local authorities are investigating the death.
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San Mog
Mt Huntering
Theraday
House Concurs In Tax Statute
Washington June 28 The legislative session continues as amendments to a wartime tax measure are revisited by Congress. The bill introduces a flat 18 percent levy on large corporations, replacing the prior divided tax structure, with a week remaining before adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
Lester
Neni Tlle
Salle
Contractor Entombed for 10 Hours Saved From Gravel Slide
A sewer contractor was trapped ten hours after a gravel slide weakened a street shaft. Rescuers reached the worker around shaft depth, freeing him as crews battled unstable ground and ongoing surface repairs. The incident occurred amid excavation and safety watchers reported a dangerous trench near Sark Street.
Tokyo Envoy Summoned To Halifax Office
Tokyo envoy Maer Shigenlay was summoned to Halifax to discuss a revocation and eastern tensions. The Halifax secretary reported plans to seek strong action and a possible return visit to Min to clear up the situation as of today in the Ventshije crisis.
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Tokyo
Halifax
Coasador
Maer Shigenlay Wereile
Telsvite
Ftelay Soveonistatsenman
Chaborlall
Iitatoyslele
Hass
Velitsky
Hanke
Tee Korein
Tard Halifax
Fey
Min
Gut
Carita
Mali
Axtell case aims to prove shot was not accidental
Akron dispatches detail the trial of Melvin Axtell and associates amid conflicting testimonies over the March 16 shooting that killed George Killip. Prosecutors contest the claim of an accident, while defense asserts lack of intent, with witness accounts describing a rural garage confrontation and subsequent arrest of Elliott Payoroy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Axtell
Roosevelt Seeks Extension of Money Power after Senate Block
In Washington, President Roosevelt signaled plans to seek a legislative extension of the money power if his bill falters in the Senate amid a filibuster. Asked for comments at a briefing, officials said the administration would pursue a new legislative effort during the current session, with continued debate and potential votes anticipated before adjournment.
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Roosevelt
Bill
tAcuconn Peesshligtund
Ol Kard Kallay
Pendiag
Senate
Waa Biled Ly
Proms Comierenrs
Captain Berger Notes Traffic Levels Match 1938 State
Captain Frank Berger of the Colarain Centeregy Marvok reports that cars entering the state are at levels similar to 1938. He cites a weekly count of about 2,200 long-distance entrants at the northern port of entry and notes the trend may yield substantial revenue. Local officials include John Timothy Stone of Esteg Pack dolan Tioths Stone, president of the Prabyreriin Theological Sem. WAY of Cheng, addressing the Tang 35 service at Eyles Vark Community corel.
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Wink AL Berger
Colarain
A& Tata
Bevel
Dolan Tioths
Prabyreriin Theological Sem
WAY of Cheng
Tintinreieg
Eyles Vark
Sado
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Lucerne
Faro
Mead
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Tientsin
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Squalus
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Edward Rector
F.R
E. Medberry
Swatow
China
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Tienstin
Mongolia
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Varta
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Linon
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Onter
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ORNEG
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Appeae
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Etleworth
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Manbeyey
Killip
Beevern
Meilbeers
Aly Lorney
Frank
Allen Arguee
Minasiow
Andre Arlingtau
Taylie
Armen
Juatlee
Akron
Alton Wiland H. Payaroy
Eagles
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T. Cis
Eraveling
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Beves
Winworth
John T Gray
Med Berry
Wincon
Frank Berger
John Timothy Stone
Esteg Pack
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Oftleng
Doreen
Mark
Suldert
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