Landon Visits Estes Park as Colorado Welcomes GOP Nominee
Colorado greets Kansas Governor Alf Landon on a route to Estes Park for the summer. Crowds cheer as Landon shuns politics, stating he came to rest and fish. Governor Johnson and Mayor Stapleton lead the reception amid festive horsemen and a town parade.
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United States Senate
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Associated Press
Pho
Drowned lad identified in Gill community tragedy
The body of an 11 year old boy from Gill was identified as John Walls, known as Jack Walls, after a drowning while swimming near Scottsbluff Nebraska. He left home for work prior to school closing, and his death is under investigation amid a large youth gathering at a pool where cramps appeared to strike. He is survived by his parents and seven siblings Albert Walls, Joan Parker, Jack Moline, and Thelma Jeany Ronald among others, with the identification verified by his father.
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Townsendites May Have Presidential Nominee
Philadelphia June 21 Townsendites discuss possible presidential nominee. Dr Townsend hints at pension reform and a candidate of their own. A convention in Cleveland July 16 19 will decide Townsendites stance on Cot Sressmar Lemke's Union party and Roosevelt policy.
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Farm hand J Walker dies in corral at Eaton
J Walker 52 a farm hand at Eaton died after collapsing in the corral at his brother in law A A Hester’s ranch while cows were being driven to the barn. Autopsy by Dr E G Hold en of Eaton found death from a chronic heart condition. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth and a 14 year old daughter. The body was taken to Eaton for burial.
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Eaton
E.G. Holden
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Fort Colling
Local Buyers Pay to Farmers Highlight Wheat Trades
Local buyers pay farmers for winter and spring wheat as new crop prices emerge. The report notes active demand and stable prices amid fresh harvest expectations.
Road Budget Dictatorship in Colorado Politics
June 244 Colorado political fray features Governor Johnson and State Treasurer Armstrong trading sharp remarks over the highway budget. Armstrong accuses Johnson of dictatorial fiscal control while Johnson defends the 1987 highway plan and vows to sign the budget. The clash marks a renewed public dispute between the governor and treasurer amid ongoing state budget maneuvering.
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Poaldona
Hamilton Says GOP Will Take All But Seven States
Washington June 24 John D M Hamilton Republican national chair MAL predicted the Republicans will win all but six or seven states and added they would not be surprised to take them all He called the Western affairs conference in Chicago a bag and cited the Republican backbone Governor A W Landon Kansas and Colonel Frank Kuex of Chicago as strong figures A formal notification for Colonel Haiox would be in Chicago July 20
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Kaneaseng
Frank Kuex
Chicago
Haiox
75 Leave City on Two State Rodeo Jaunt
Greeley hosts a two state promotional caravan for the Greeley Spud Rodeo with a 9 a.m. Thursday departure. The motor patrol escort includes three buses carrying local officials, rodeo committee members, and businessmen. The route covers Weld County and Wyoming with stopovers at Laramie and Cheyenne to invite crowds to the rodeo on July 4 and 10. Colorado courtesy patrol assists the tour.
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Testimony Heard in Slander Case Against Former Prospect Official
In Prospect Valley district court, Farmer students Toward Tits and Tene Nagla testified that former Prospect superintendent Robbin defamed rancher Robert L. Blackin and warned students about expulsion for dissent. Witnesses corroborated Robbins’ remarks and accusations tied to a 1933 school board race and alleged earnings disputes, with details touching bankruptcy and car deals.
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Democratic Committee Debates Abrogating Two-Thirds Rule
The Democratic National Committee debates replacing the two-thirds rule for delegate apportionment. Leaders from New York to Maryland back a plan to form a new national delegate system based on state strength, while southern and some states oppose abrogation. The full committee was to vote on the resolution amid party-wide efforts ahead of the 1936 convention.
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Platform debate leaves key planks unresolved at Bremen convention
A fragmented discussion on the party platform unfolded at Bremen as the draft, described by Walsh as about 2000 words, lacked a silver monopoly plank and any explicit mention of hauling or other specifics. Senator Byrnes briefly left the room before the submitting committee adjourned, and White House officials were informed of the decision.
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Minor injuries from Wednesday collision in Greeley area
Collision on Wednesday in Greeley involving vehicles at Fir Street and Evans injured several people. Bystanders and drivers, including Lundvall and Shyveck, received first aid. Mrs. Reillechneider and Milton Reifschneider were treated at Greely hospital. A Buick driven by Henry Rettmeshler failed to heed dust and rolled.
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Miley Chandler Barrett Roper Reach Women’s Finals
In a set of tight matches Miley Miley, Barrett, Chandler and Roper won preliminaries to reach the semifinals of the women’s transnational golf tournament. Miley defeated Rae 4 and 2 while Barrett beat Burg 2 and 1 and Chandler overcame Newfold 2 to 2 in a tightly contested round.
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Wichita
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Rotary International Elects Will Manier President
Rotary delegates choose Will Manier of Nashville to lead the 27th annual Rotary International convention. He succeeds Hugo Jolusyn of Roanoke as president elect and will join the international board with Janos G. Gari Clevewand Coulton Abilene Men Har Tawe Altea L. Melfownt and Sallera Fort Woolly as officers.
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Inspector Lester to Speak at 7 30 Monday Night
A public notice announces Inspector Lester will speak at 7 30 Monday night. The address titled Modern Trends in Crime will be delivered at Gutter Hall by Inspector W. Leater of Washington D. C. The posting confirms the event time and speaker with a concise public notice style.
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He Glyer
Inspector W
Diane Leater
Waehligton
D. G
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Boy travels 9000 miles to get nail removed
A fragmentary report describes a boy traveling a long distance to remove a nail lodged in his lung for 18 months. The incident references Temple University Hospital and a threadlike wire noted in the medical account, with unclear surrounding details.
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Langs
Philadelphia
Calvin Rogdes
Temple University ‘Hospital
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