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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

9

Warns Against More Men Jobless At Colorado College

Dr Sam John Cooper United States master of education warns that unemployment will rise under current policies and urges new programs to absorb surplus labor He notes shifts from production to consumption seek employment insurance and stresses education must adapt to an era of change outlining five major differences shaping modern society.

Wement Doles Sam John Cooper United States Masiuner Ju Add Colorado Ihers College Guinning Placea Columbine University Thers’ College Cooper Marvice Linarely National Missioner

Horse Killed by Lightning Near Evans

A teen rider, Lune Hennel, 22, of Denver, was killed yesterday when struck by lightning while riding a horse en route to his father Ernest Hennel’s ranch near Evans Colorado. The horse also died in the storm as severe lightning and thunder swept the area near the Tayona ranch.

Prem Weaver Lune Hennel Feng Denver Waa Tayona Colo Tanch House Ernest

Heat Presses Toll in Lowa and Nearby States

Weather records are forecast as heat spikes push regional temperatures above 100 degrees. Four deaths are linked to the heat in Minnesota and North Dakota reports hint at escalating fatalities as thermometers rise toward new highs. Authorities caution vigourous dehydration and heat stroke risks amid a string of hot days across the plains.

Molnes Towa Paul Juna Minnesota North Dakota

Local Tribune Lists Phone Numbers for Society and Ads

The newspaper provides contact numbers for society pages focal points editorial staff business advertising and subscription desks. It outlines where readers can reach editors and departments and notes hours and methods of communication.

Focal

Confessed Slayer of Enid Marriott Identified

Sheriff Rufus Johnston set to return from Stockton with prisoner John Schoppin as the alleged Enid Marriott slayer. Authorities say no other person is implicated in the Mor gon or Weld counties case and no arrests have been made.

Phave John Rufus Johnston Stockton Calif Fort Morgan John Schoppin Enid Marriott Johnston Bak Margon Weld

Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Franklin Damage Case

Franklin and son Lucy and Robert sue N L Fitzmorris for 331000 after collision linked to glare from headlights. Jurors deliberated from Thursday night until Friday afternoon without agreement as witnesses described high speed driving and truck glare near the crash site. Proceedings continued with court instructions and further testimony from drivers Haslett and Martin and others.

Lucy Robert Franklin N. L. Fitzmorris C. C. Coffin Lucy Franklin Robert of Eaton Cane Wan G. P. Harba A. M. Aprague Wan Supreme Court Daten Franklin Sprague Fits Mortis N. L. Fireworris Denver Transportation Tomy Gebres Dempster Fitsroorria Frankiin Hoy Haslett Tom Martin Sol Gere Fort Warren Haslett Martin Branklin Thant L. W. Deffersbaugh Millixen Dacea Telph Franklin Taiterne

Chancellor Hunter to Speak at Sunday Service

Chancellor F M Hunter of the University of Denver will speak at the Methodist Church morning service Sunday at 11 a m Hal G Bie of Colorado Teachers College will speak at the evening service at 7 20 p m on the second of a series on Causes of Jeans in Industry.

F. M. Hunter University of Denver Methodist Church Hal G. Bie Colorado Teachers: College Ner Jeana

Merit parole idea from Bishop Johnson sparks prison reform talk

Bishop Irving P. Johnson urged merit paroles for prisoners after a Minnesota inspection showed its population dwarfs Colorado but grants only modest extra releases. He argued prison policy should rest on merit, not personal bias, as he travels to Pueblo for a board meeting. Two guards resign at Canon City prison amid policy shifts, and the front gate will close at 6 p m nightly, with authorities told to hold prisoners overnight if late arrivals occur.

Peamaas Johnson Minnesota Colorado Pueblo Board of Feexaedhons jAmassacus Press Denver State Penitentiary Canon City Ralph J. Wann Board ‘of ‘Corrections Wann Ephriam’Podley Andrew Hammerle Studency

Copenhagen Welcomes Atlantic Flight Vets Hillig and Hoiris

Otto Hillig and Holger Hoiris, transatlantic flight pioneers, arrived in Bremen after fog and fuel issues delayed their Copenhagen goal. They were greeted by a cheering crowd, embraced family, and received a government welcome.

Copenhagen Denmark Otto Hillig Holger Hoirlis Avistors Bramen Germany Europe Pheera Bremen Harbor Grace Newfoundland Krefeld Holtfis Fruis Skotts Liberty Otto Hills Holger Hoblis Acros Hillig George Klemm Keren Liberty Klemm Iillig ‘Ware Ernest Hoos Hugh Borden Wright Huig Hig Holger Hoims Amertem

Thompson seeks police help to recover missing dog AR

Thompson of 223 Thirteenth Street asks police to locate his dog. Ed Winn, the dog catcher, said a license tag was issued but the dog escaped after being returned to city hall. The canine then ran away again, leaving Thompson hopeful for recovery.

Dick Thompaon Thirteenth Street

Ida Johnson Well Reaches 5900 Foot Level In Oil Drilling

Oil drilling work at the Ida Johnson well advances to the 5900 foot level as equipment weight limits raise questions about 6200 foot operations. Cable tools to be used beyond 6200 feet due to structural load constraints. Denver reports: Pete Carling pleads not guilty to conspiracy charges. trial set for July 14 after request for 60 day postponement.

Ida Johnson Witichr Carlito Denver Pete Carling Duposed Aban Wion Frank McDonough Sr Thruan Carline Carine

Leading Tribune Campaign by Small Margins

Three candidates Mrs. W. C. Wallace Mr Harbert Hawking and Mrs John McConnel lead a local Tribune campaign in Colorado districts seeking reader subscriptions. The paper promises over 12000 in prizes including a Butok Sedan 2000 cash a Hudson Sedan 1200 cash and multiple other car and cash awards with a July 3 deadline.

W. C. Wallace Harbert Hawking John McConnel the Tribune Colorado Butok Hudson Dodge Ford Chevrolet

Fined for Assault in Parish Court Friday

Earl Mefford was fined $25.50 in parish court Friday on a charge of assault and battery preferred by Abe Winograd. Mefford, of 620 Ninth Street, formerly employed by Winograd, allegedly struck several blows during an altercation at Winograd's place of business on Thursday.

Earl Mefford Pariles Court Abe Winograd Metford Wrrest Winograd Place

Fishermen Rescued After Storm Off Lake Erie

Detroit reports a customs patrol rescued 15 people from a fishing boat overturned near Ruron Point in St. Clair after a heavy windstorm. Eight were saved from Lake Erie by reaction parties with others later accounted for.

Fatsch Aind Temdul Detroit Ruron Point Dake St. Clair Lake Erie

Storm barely harms Weld highways and crops damaged

Hail and rain in south central Weld Wednesday caused minor road damage, with officials noting packed grades and washed ditch lines. Overseer M Whitman estimates about 60 percent crop damage in the affected township area, while County Agent H B Simpson cautions some early spuds may recover if foliage regrows, but western sections near Twin Bridges could be a total loss.

Weld Roada M. Whitman Twin Bridges Whitman H. HB. Simpson

Cline's March To Feature Concert Sunday Afternoon

A feature concert Sunday afternoon at 6 oclock showcases Cline's March To Feature Concert with The President's Own directed by J DeForest Cline. The program includes On the Mall and other pieces, plus Rachmaninoff and a Star Spangled Banner finale. Wimbledon results report John Van Ryn defeats Christian Houser in four sets 6-2 1-6 8-2 6-1.

Cline J. DeForest Cline United States Marine Band Grealey Will Tom Colorado New York Central Park The Prosraes Orarture Cookaway Keler Bela King Falls Swan Campbell Merch Herbert Resude Rachmaninoff Herbert March Lamotited P Ress Wimbledon Stadium England John van Ryn Christian Houser

World Fliers Fly Deep into Siberia in record pace

Wiley Post and Harold Gatty, American circumnavigators, reached Novo Sibirsk, Siberia at 1 23 p m Moscow time after a 1450 mile leg from Moscow. They planned to reach Irkutsk next, aiming to shorten the world flight to about 10 days from the current 22 day mark set by the Zeppelins.

Inkutak Siberia Wiley Post Harold Gatty Novo Sibirsk Grodnwich Moscow Novo Sibirak Irkutsk Pont Dirigibia Zeppelin Post and Gatty Omak Americas Fiista Harold Gutty S.T Irkutak Ginek Reall Novo Stbirek Nova Sibtrak

Young Greeley Boy Held for Prowling at Home

A fifteen year old Greeley youth was seized Friday morning during a prowling attempt at 1002 Thirteenth Ave NE owned by Mrs. Jara Ward. Ward heard noises, police arrived, and the youth was captured with stolen rake parts. Nearby penny machines at Noah's Ark and Erickson clothing store were pried open, with $15 to $30 in pennies missing.

Greeley Jara Ward Thirteenth Avene Noah's Ark Erickson Clothing Ninth Street Gomada

Suit Against Constable Goes to Jury on Friday

The case of Axel Carlaon against George A. Randolph, as constable, went to the jury in a misafternoon trial after six jurors heard both sides. Carlson sues for three times the value of a $150 1927 car attached following a judgment in justice court. Carlson claims the vehicle was farm wagon use and exempt from attachment. Randolph may be liable for taking passage. Lt Herbert E Mann, attorney for the plaintiff, presented affidavits while Mann testified on case services. Townsend presented no testimony.

Randolph Herbert E. Mann Dassasa O. Townsend Mann Townsend

Daughters of Union Veterans Elect Treasurer at Encampment

Mrs Kandel honored as a respected figure in Greelay. Roman Kendal elected treasurer amid the annual Wyoming department encampment of the G. Cabo tado, June 24.

Preay Starling Mrn Roman Kendal of Greelay Daughters of Union Vaterans Anhorison Cabotado Wyoming Department

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Oaper Evans Chancellor Hunter Bishop I. P. Johnson Irving P. Johndon Carrentiana Attenn Hillig, Hoiriis Hiliig Holriss Ofr Aretien Hatburg Jottrnay Pelice Tribune Mra, W. D. Wallace Herbert Hawkins Mra John McGonnel Keehosburg Ey Lac van Ryn Boussus Poat and Gatty Young Greeley Mra Kandel
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