Veterans rally calls for universal benefits and tax shifts
Veterans from Wyoming and surrounding areas gathered to demand improved veterans' benefits and universal tax reforms. They urged investigations into the construction operation’s funds and urged banks to support universal, proper provisions for veterans, with Governor Johnson and federal officials in attendance.
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Erans
Cote
Icovernor Johnson
Farmers Urged by Rolph to Protest Fed Market Plans
Telegrams from Governor C. fas and others urge farmers to oppose the federal emergency market act provisions slated for July 1. The missives complain of bad crop marketing, low mood among farmers, and fear of disastrous effects from dis distributor groups, calling for action to pressure Roosevelt and Hoover.
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Imam Télegrami Guvesnoy Jameaa Rolphia
Federa
eBeek
Craletato
City Girl Information Local Rodeo Plans in Greeley District
City officials discuss information requests about the annual Greeley rodeo and related commerce. The meeting covers Western frontier outlines, plans for roads and improvements, and upcoming events including July 4 activities and connections to Estes Park and Estes Park area commerce.
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City Girl
Unis
Greeley Prilch
Mudgett Dies Suddenly in Loveland at 64
Robert Morris Mudgett 64, longtime district manager of the Baise Fayalte Tamber company, died suddenly in Loveland on Friday after falling at the West Fourth Street yard. Coroner ruled apoplexy. Survived by wife, three brothers, and a sister. Previously with Bolae-Payette and Gieresg Lumber, long associated with Denver.
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Baise Fayalte Tamber Company
State
Loveland
Mudgett
Overley Offlea
Inia Cay
Luveland
Doisé Payatts
West Fourth Street
G. CG. Chaney
Crt Eye
Charles Day
Greeley Associates
Officer Attacks Woter People Faces Court
Florence January court martial proceeds against Lieutenant John Colloway who pleaded guilty to assaulting Mr and Mrs Gilbert, depot hotel proprietors. Colloway, in charge of Hardscraunls reforestation camp, was taken to Fort Cogan by Captain Wilkinson. He was fined 400 dollars plus costs by Justice Bolt. an additional fine of 326 dollars was imposed for divergent conduct and incident.
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Jie
John Colloway
Florence Mustlee
Peace Court
Joseph Gilbert
Depot Hotel
Collonna
Fort Cogan
Mending Wilkinson
Col Wrnnn
Dustica
M. Bolt
Justice Belt
Sale of Rodeo Seats Reported With Lower Prices
The Grealay Spad Roileo minutes note many patrons reserving seats while admission prices drop. Reserved seats fall from 1.50 to 1.25, Grand Stand from 1.35 to 2.00, unreserved Grand Stand from 1.00 to 0.85, pavilion from 0.75 to 0.85, and bleachers from 0.50 to 0.40. Tax on all seats will be charged to the buyer by agents.
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Elpirman
Loket Corminutes
Grealay Spad Roileo
Spud Rodod
Tribune Phone Numbers For Society and Local
The Tribune lists phone numbers for society events local notices and editorial and advertising contacts. It also provides figures for job printing and subscription services across departments.
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Tribune
Editoriai
Kiowa Residents Appeal Kiowa School Budget Powers
A group from the Kiowa school district visited the county courthouse to learn how third class districts can set budgets without voter approval. They discussed a proposed $7600 budget with County Superintendent Mareland and expressed intent to monitor budget controls, though no formal plan was announced. Delegates included George Da Mayo, William Sheten, Jon Epale, Mr. Hugat, and Mr. Warn.
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Maréland
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Wen
Ander Pragent Lawa
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Noard
Cearge da Mayo
William Sheten
Jon Epale
Hugat
Warn
May Wheat Futures Rally and Weather Dampens Bets
Reports from Chicago board of trade show May wheat trading around 90 cents as damp weather and persistent heat press on grain prospects. Officials warn of potential low yields for the season, with June and July contracts showing firm movement amid forecasts of continued moisture shortages and above normal temperatures.
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Medyaska
Wives Clung To Plane Wreck Amid Fatal Rescue
In June near Frankfort Michigan Charles Rennie Jr aged 87 clung thirty four hours to wreckage after a plane crash on a foggy trip to Milwaukee. His wife Mrs. Rennie was rescued after clinging to a cushion raft while passengers pilot James Gillette and others perished. The party traveling on a combined train and pleasure trip faced a deadly end as the aircraft sank in cold water. Mrs. Rennie, battered but alive, recounted the ordeal as rescuers reached the shore.
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Lake Alichigan
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Reamis
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James Gillette
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Royale OS Company
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Renilo
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Traverse City
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Teer Ute
Lilele
Mystery Cable Report Ties Aimee Son Birth to Temple Drama
A chaotic telegraphic cable traces a birth claim to a nine pound son of Avice Seuipis McPher son Sutton, while widow Harriot Temple staff and doctor Charles Nave keep patient identities private. Temple attorney Wilford Andrews denies confirmations as rumors swirl about a possible divorce and future announcements tied to Angelus Temple.
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Harriet Jordan
Benz
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Thera
Erapit Company
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Hutto
Harry C. Brandon
Temple
Hutton
Wiledd Andrews
Sutton
Pavia
Hea
Ara Hutton
Angelia Temple
Hullall
Europe
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Dullal
Teachers College Week's Calendar Second Week
Calendar for Teachers College Week lists events from Monday to Friday including lectures, lunches, theater performances, and faculty events. Highlights include Dr. Heynolds lecture at Gunter hall, a luncheon at noon, a student club meeting, theatre pieces in the Little Theater, a faculty dinner and a concert band performance at Lincoln Park College. Reservations and costs are noted where applicable.
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Rollo G. Heynolds
All College
Gunter Hall
Tella & Reynolda
Colmbia Univeralty
Clul
Dry Helen CG
Doyle
Antrim St. Fey
Teachers College
Little Theatre
de Charles Swath Thomas
Sinclair Lewis
Liltle
T. E. Stutaman
Tirlea Jashaw
Soursaul
Peasitent’e
Lincoln Park
College
Warndco Bath
Local buyers pay to farmers on grain prices
Local buyers post prices for spring wheat and winter wheat oats barley and pinto beans. Prices shown include 3.55 for oats 2.00 for beans and 65.00 for some wheat. Delivery to Greeley noted.
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Greeley
Shortage in Potato Crop Thru Oregon
Reported potato shortages stretch across Oregon, Washington, and Idaho as holdings tighten and demand outpaces supply. Extreme heat worsens the falloff, with Chicago and Atlanta buying old crop potatoes while producers call for actions to meet the famed demand peak.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Uxtate
Washington
Idaho
Abewitkles
Chicago
Auuenapolis
Pacttle Norte
Withdrawal from Parley of French Is Stated at Home
June 28 Paris. Reno Domange proposed a renotation in the chamber of deputies calling for withdrawal from the Paris French deregation and from the World Economics Conference until ties to the gold standard are restored. The resolution mirrors U S actions opposing dollar stabilization and is expected to provoke heated debate.
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Worl
Chamber of Deputies
Reno Domange
London
Disarmament Conference Adjournment Reported
London reports indicate the disarmament conference will adjourn until autumn. Authorities say no final decision yet on postponement and that a vote will determine whether to adjourn. The session is slated to reconvene late June and resume in July if approved.
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London
Gaoneva
Roosevelt’s Amberjack Encounters Motor Trouble at Harbor
In Penobscot Bay off Farnobscot Harbor Roosevelt faces seaward motor trouble on Amberjack. The President uses a spare kicker to move toward wind and rest in the secluded bay. Despite mechanical issues, he remains calm and plans a northward leg later in the day.
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Nine Million Road Program State Reality
Denver reports major road funding changes under the Nine Million Road Program. State Highway Engineer Charles D. Wall notes Colorado will receive 874,630 from federal public roads. additional federal and state funds push total to about 9.01 million for 1983 maintenance and future upgrades. Governor Johnson’s return will confirm primary highway projects and phrasing for the advisory board’s plans.
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Charles D. Wall
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Jast Spring
Umder
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Bureau of Ror Ras Rennad
Thas
Covernor Johnson
Cabinet approves French position on gold standard
Paris dispatch reports the French cabinet unanimously endorsing the gold standard and regulation of world production. The decision came after a thorough three hour session following a Gulf report on the London paving presented by Minister Gorges Fonnet, a key figure in the cabinet.
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Organization forms to unite Poudre River water users
About 60 delegates representing 325 ditches and reservoirs gathered at Fort Collins Friday to draft articles for a proposed water association and to nominate officers. Ed Munroe was named temporary chair and Tom Wartek secretary as talks focused on protecting Poudre waters from neighboring districts and removing threats of internal dissension. The group aims to negotiate with other districts, intervene in court actions, and establish a permanent, perpetual organization to safeguard water rights and, if needed, finance ditch and reservoir projects.
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Murena County
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Guards to discharge horses and receive trucks
Colorado National Guard units will honorably discharge 138 horses in coming days. Fifteen trucks were unloaded at the rifle range during the initial move to reorganize the 168th field artillery and 106th cavalry units. Cavalry personnel will be rearmed with artillery as the field army reorganizes, with vacating units at Fort Collins Loveland Monte Vista and three in Denver.
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Jung
Colorado Tutties Guard
Machine Ageni Woren Ghias
168Th Field Artilery
Colotde National Guards
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Loveland
Monte Viata
Denver
To Protect Buyers from Price Rises
In Washington on June 24 an official representative will review all farm commodity agreements to prevent producers and distributors from imposing excessive processing costs on consumer crops. Frederick Clemons Howe, a New York economist and immigration commissioner, will oversee the protections and ensure fair pricing practices.
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Karpar
Warhington
Farut 'Peniucts
Frederick Clemaon Howe
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Wilgon
Ickes Opposed To Putting New Land Under Cultivation
Western delegation in Washington discussed Wyoming and Nebraska plans for North Platte water to create an irrigated region under Casper-Alcora, with total development requests reaching 27 million dollars. Attitude shifts as irrigation projects are weighed, while local debates center on regional needs and suitability. Loveland seeks removal of a 20 year old flag pole as a traffic hazard. Sheriff reports two livestock losses from Finch Pilling station area, including a mule and a horse. details describe color and condition of the animals.
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Casper-Alcora
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Pnwar
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