Will Not Sign Affidavits On Bribe Seeking Carroll States
Denver district attorney Toh A. Carroll said he investigated a bribery allegation against Governor Ammons and that witnesses Dodge and Ellis declined to sign affidavits. The case centers on claims Ammons solicited a bribe. Carroll spoke after conferring with Dodge and Attorney General Rogers.
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Dodge
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State House
Death of Willis Boy Convicts Local Driver in Drunk Case
Willis County jurors convict 41 year old Barney M. Brown of causing a death by driving under the influence after a Milliken road tavern mix of wine and beer. He faces 1 to 14 years in state prison with a possible new trial motion window of 16 days. Brown’s conviction marks Weld County’s first sentencing under the prohibition era status and the first for mixing liquor with gasoline in a fatal crash.
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Wiliam BR. Babb
Will Hart Thompson
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Ton
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DeVere Dale Witte, Jr
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Tubal
Millikon
Kurt Heine
Heinzeia
Airewn
Milliken
Daureday
Frederic W. Clark
A. J. “Judd
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James
Grover Suit Goes to Jury in District Court
Grover rancher Oldum sues neighbor Bowlin for 1060 damages and a body judgment claiming Bowlin faced a criminal charge in justice court that was dismissed. Oldum alleges Bowlin’s actions crippled him. W E Mann represents Oldum and C C Townson defends Bowlin.
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Bowlin
Justice Court
District Atority
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W. E. Mann
C. C. Townson
Dowlin
Over 2,009 Attend Theatres as Guests Of Managements
Two thousand summer session students and families attended a theater party for summer students. Sterling Theater hosted about 1,000 guests for the eight o'clock showings while the Chat theater accommodated 750. About 200 were entertained at Kiva Theater.
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Greelay
Sterling Theater
Chtut
CIO Leader Urges Strike Be Abandoned in Warren
CIO organiser Tohn McKeown urged unionists to drop plans for a general industrial strike. He said most Warren plants were operating Thursday except Brainard Steel and Van Hulsel Tube, collectively about 600 workers. Sunlight Wheelline GM units reported resumed operations after Wednesday walkouts. No court-ordered limits on returning workers were in place.
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Tohn Mc‘Keown
CIO
GLO
Republic Breal Corporation
McKeown
Brainard Steel Company
van Hulsel Tube Company
Sunlight Wheeline Company
General Motors
Stormad
Sunflight
Mir
Werren Republic
Lynn B. Griffith
Baseball Today At Boston and Other Score Updates
Historic box score fragment shows multiple games with Boston, New York, St Louis, Philadelphia, Washington, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Cincinnati. Home runs by Cronin and Henner. losses by Autor, Kelley, Thomas, Swift, and others. Batter totals and pitcher decisions listed in erratic OCR format.
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Phelps
French
Bryant
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Henmer
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Johnson
Possony
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Derringer
Home Gas and Electric Board Approves 233000 Improvement Plan
Directors of Home Gas and Electric, led by Le Et Storey and D C Tinker, voted Thursday to authorize about 233000 for a wide program across the system. Inspections of urban, rural, and rail lines followed, with major subsation and rural service upgrades totaling over 200000. Overlock praised the region and urged continued rural development as part of the utility’s expansion strategy. Meanwhile a fire damaged an up stairs room at a Sixth Avenue home, causing about 21000 in wall damage.
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Up Home Gas and Electric Company
Natonally
Wire Serves
Greeley
le Et. Storey
Overlock
Bana
Tey
L. 2. Stovey
Greeley Fire Department
B. Anderson
Gua Sixth Avenue
Burnieg
Ray Ltdller
Littler Feed
Band Concert This Evening
Program for the band concert announced by Greeley school band leader Ronald Paulimer. Features include Humored pieces and soloists with "On the Trail" and "Chicago Centennial." Also noted are national religious messages and a call to pray for Mexico.
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Wesley Jolson
Nola
Arndt
Chicago
Mader
Senate Passes Grand Lake Diversion Bill
Washington June 24 The senate passed and sent to the house today the bill by Senator Adams Democrat Colorado to authorize construction of the 44000000 Colorado Big Thompson trans mountain water diversion project The bill provides the undertaking shall be constructed as a federal reclamation project.
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Washington
Senate
House
Adams
Colorado
Holding Companies Quiz Reveals Tax Reduction Schemes
Washington reports reveal figures such as Andrew Mellon Pierre du Pont John J Raskob Thomas W Lamont Alfred P Sloan and Mrs Ethel H du Pont in a senate treasury probe into personal holding companies used to cut taxes Treasury official Helvering states these practices exploit deductions allowed for holding companies not illegal but shifting tax burdens The Adamson Tobacco and Penn Tobacco cases are cited as examples while John Ecker of Greeley pleads guilty to driving while intoxicated after a courthouse appearance.
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Treasury Officila
Andrew W. Mellon
Pierre du Pont
John J. Raskob
Thomas W. Lamont
Alfred P. Sloan
Ethel H. du Pont
Guy T. Lervering
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Helvering
Mellon
Lavo
treasury of+ Melals
Adamson Tobacco Corporation
New York City
Penn Tobacco Corporation
Greenwich
Conn
Page, Porter Testify for Big Thompson
Washington reports Director Walter Page and Porter Preston of the declamation bureau urged authorization of the Colorado River Big Thompson river diversion project before a Senate interior appropriations subcommittee. They pressed for steady water supply and river development while defending the plan against opposition.
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Washington
Walter Page
Porter Preston
Declamation Bureau
Senate
Interior Department
Rocky Mountat Park
Hay
Greeley to Denver Bike Race Planned by Club
Denver June 24 A fifty mile bike race from Greeley to Denver will headline the Sunday show of the Denver Wheel club A program of junior and youth events will be held at city park with a two mile girls race led by Ann Gold state champ Entered in the marathon ride from Greeley are Cy Travers Johns Goll om Jack Chambera WarI Stengelmay er Eddie Burhmanter Lawrance Gor ton Jim Thayer Andy Hanson Art Wills Ted Andeygan Shrine Elects Sugden Detroit June 24 The Ancient Artifact Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine elected Walter B Sugden of Sister Ile WV a Imperial potentate Wad niday subsecing Judge Clyde I Webster of Detroit
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Denver
Start Hast In Scout Party 41
Fourteen day scout trip begins with Long’s Peak units and Boy Scout Connett boarding a La Salle train at 8 45 tonight. They journey via Denver to Chicago and Detroit then Niagara Falls, Albany, New York City, West Point retreat, Philadelphia and Washington D C. Colorado Bay Scouts regroup into Group 8 for west program starting July 9.
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Detroit
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Albany
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United States
Mifitary Academy
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Washington, D. C
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Iown
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Wyoming
Summer Term Enrollment Rises 27 Percent
An increase of 27 percent in attendance at the summer session was reported by college officials. Total enrollment reached 2,180, up from 1,905 last year, with the two weeks’ music camp at Aston Park contributing. The six week term starting July 3 is expected to bring more students.
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Aston Vark
Anothe Redgo
Newark Jury Finds Parker Guilty in Kidnapping Conspiracy
A Newark jury convicts Hillz Parker of New Jersey in the Lindbergh case conspiracy to kidnap Paul J. Waoniel. The verdict follows a Wednesday night trial with a recommendation for leniency or joint judgment.
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Newark
N. 3
International Diamond Smugglers Rounded Up
United States attorney Lamar Hardy announced indictments against fifty five alleged members of an international diamond smuggling ring that netted millions over seven years. Twenty four of the indicted are under arrest, with twenty four more, mostly Europeans, fugitives. Defendants face charges of conspiracy to evade customs laws and muleling. Operations were directed by a group of twenty two carriers moving diamonds valued at 19 million into the United States from a Manhattan club headquarters.
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Associaget
Yost, Fungi —General Agents
United States
Manhattan
Hardy
Two Suspects Slain in Downtown Arrest Attempt
In Denver on June 24 detectives killed Walter Seelert and a second man, C. Wiwan, during a rooming-house raid aimed at arresting Seelert for an earlier deputy sheriff slaying. The officers, led by Detective Captain James M. Childers, shot as Seelert fired point blank. Five detectives positioned for the raid faced a tense shootout. one suspect died in the room and another, attempting to flee, was killed as he moved toward the doorway. Investigators found tear gas guns and burglar tools in the room and said Seelert had boasted of never being taken alive.
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James M. Childers
Tria Seelert
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S. HK. Jackson
Joowley County
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Althe
Lawrence Smuyer
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Joseph Dutty
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Miller
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Herbert Cole
David Chaven
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Wilson
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