Laramie Man Made W F W Head In 1984 Convention
In Fort Collins on June 24, J H Peberdy of Laramie was named departmental commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars with Ay Le Hagerman of Lafayette and Jon B. Goodwin of Denver as senior and junior vice commanders. Officers include Harold J. Johnson and Joseph C. Katy in key posts, with T Vincent and Warn Stambaugh among others. The Women’s Auxiliary elected diverse department officers and council members, including Erna Bollars, Cora Miracle, Lillie Kodeek, and Etta Gonrey, while Cheyenne was named to a chair and the group set administrative roles.
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Forde Warg
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Nawad J. H. Peberdy
Laramie
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Ay le Hagerman
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Harold J. Johmson
John E. Fouceatt
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Ray Vuckett
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Janice Curry
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Cora Miracle
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Greelyy
Cole
Etta Gonrey
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Cola
Cheyenne
Chasan
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Measuring Equipment on Laramie Adequate Ruling
Novices used for measuring water on the Laramie river were engaged during a hearing. Colorado was allotted 97,280 acre feet and argues the state is entitled to more. Testimony included Youn Field, N. Hinderlicher, St. J Pinton, and Louis V. Stimson among others.
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Supreme Court
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N. ©. Hinderlicher
St. J Pinton
Colaraida Agricultnal Collaga
Nod
Louis V. Stimson
Irtigaflon
Johnson Pushes Recovery Plan Amid Industry Talks
Johnson aims to speed recovery efforts and appeal directly to the people as key committees and advisory boards prepare to draft industry programs under the national recovery act. The cotton textile code hearings begin, with Johnson leading and others coordinating. Also reported are thefts in Greenville area, including carpenter tools, a two horsepower gas engine, and several chickens stolen from a farm.
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Moleys Arrival Delayed as World Conference Opens
London reports attention high as delegates await Raymond Moley secretary of state designate after talks with President Roosevelt. Officials say expectations of drama are unlikely and Moley favors careful middle paths. Debate centers on domestic revival programs and alignment with global monetary policy.
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Dunue
Auverlen
Aterus
Raymond Moley
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Aotress
Stele
Moloy
Death by Own Action Shocks Denver Man
Denver report says Willd Ataton aged 38, a teamster, hanged himself in his home after despondency over his father’s death. Survived by widow Laura Staten and daughter Maxine. funeral plans not listed. Separate item notes Arn. Edward Koop, 28, of Hanover ranch died at a sister’s home from burns received while rescuing her eight month old baby on June 7.
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Willd Ataton
Baralaft
Hisa ?Ather
J. H. Staten
Greeley
Cole
Laura Staten
Maxine
Colorado Springs
Edward Koop
Hanover Ranch
Burog
Pionth
Blachig Koop
Fire Rips Lowell as Woman Dies in Flames
In Lowell Massachusetts a fierce blaze at the south end kills Margarat Fattle, 70, whose body is found among the ruins. Ten injured, including Lt. Aes J. Ryan, and damage pegged at $300,000 as flames force evacuations and a chaotic scene unfolds.
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Colorado Receives 87975 From Beer License Sales
State Treasurer Homer F Hedford reported Saturday that 87975 was collected from beer license fees to date. Revenue includes 579 retail licenses at 25 each, 87 retail licenses at 3600 each, four brewers licenses at 1000 each, and two dining-cave licenses at 500 each. funds to be distributed by county on old age pension program launch.
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Colorady
Homer F. Hedford
Aoticside
Fies
Argument over Paint Sparks Fatal Duel in Chicago
Chicago June 25 A trivial dispute over paint led to a deadly incident at a wedding anniversary party. Frank Shula 24 and Garga arth olmy 33 were killed after an uninvited guest argued about coat counts and opened fire after being told to move on.
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Alfred Schosbon
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Ranchers Face Arrests in Range War in Cheyenne
June 26 Cheyenne Wells reports nine Cheyenne cow ranchers charged with driving away 1,300 sheep from leased ranges. Information filed against the men cites driving and conspiring against sheep owners. Bond set at 3,000 dollars each. The alleged drive intensified a long standing cattle versus sheep dispute.
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Wells
Adon Cheyenne
Tomor
Lara
J. P. Deathetaga
Eaia
Muted report on crash injures and hospital care
A June 35 date notes a collision involving Mew Huttan Farle and MacPherson Hutton with injuries to Alexandra Rutt a 51 year old and another person. The freight incident occurred Sunday afternoon. Harold A. Gunnet and others are mentioned with an early x ray at Kelly Field.
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Farle
MacPherson Hutton
Mieses
Tee Alexandra Rutt
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