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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1934
Page
6
Amid disputed claims, yardage and labor issues surround a hosiery plant run by J. E. Eagle and associates. Legal filings reference property rights, alleged NRA boycott impacts, and calls for surrender of stock as Wright and others face charges.
Wrongs and suspects surfaced in a Norwalk courtroom as a 19-year-old defendant linked to a crime spree testified about a robbery plan. A prosecutor pursued details while questioning Deputy John Stokes and a witness described an alleged lookout. The case involved Needham Text company and two police officers, with a death sentence sought for one officer convicted of murder.
News from early January reports multiple slayings near a rural region in Oklahoma. Authorities say at least four victims, including men and women, were tortured or shot, with a campaign-card note tied to the case. Suspects were detained as investigators probe a possible organized motive.
The president spoke on Thursday outlining policy aims and recalling past talks since 1832. He emphasized retention of leadership, urged unity, and described upcoming measures that could shape the country’s path. Public reaction appeared attentive as his remarks circulated.
A political column discusses how wartime debts blend with a poker game metaphor. It notes Roosevelt Hull and British creditors, and suggests negotiations may involve goods rather than money. The piece hints at private advisers doubting expected outcomes and ends with a cue to continue on Page 8.
Tuesday at Gunter Hall audience gathers for an College Assembly with President George Willard Frasier at 8:00 p.m. The Concert Band performs south of Gunter Hall. Wednesday features a luncheon for graduate women at 12:00 noon, a 4:00 p.m. book review on Kepner Austrorism and Jewish life represented by the Talmud reviewed by Athol Julius Gordon. Various campus events run through the day including Men’s Annual and Little Theater productions. A garden party by the American Association of University Women, postponed due to the death of Dr. Weif Spaulding, will be held July 9.
New York news reports Jane Fiermonte formerly Mrs Mudelud forced to leave Westhampton Long Island after a sudden illness. Her husband Fuzo Fiermonte, a former Italian boxer, departed for New York on business and did not know how long he would be away. The couple, married seven months, employed by Lip Fisrmonte household, were described by Mrs Fiermonte as prostrated though no illness cause was given.
A garbled classified blurb invites readers to join a Wednesday page contest offering two free passes to the Sterling theatre. It promises $12.60 in theater vouchers as prizes and mentions the Star Ung theme featuring Nic Baer and Carnera.
Mrs Reidel of Aw haa appointed as vice chairman of the Galovadto Republican central committee by FB McDantald per AndengUncRNATE note. She succeeds the vacancy caused by the death of Men Mile Witligen and has long been active in republican petition work. Shawna is reflected chairwoman of the county committee.
Residents report widespread lawn bans and water restrictions as drought tightens its grip across Colorado and neighboring states. Rail workers and farmers like C. B. Chave from Rock Island note pastures are barren, wells failing, and stock suffering while communities seek water amid the dry spell. Des Moines and Greeley areas cited as hard hit locations with routine curfew-like watering limits.
A London court granted Edward Frank Willy Jemen a divorce from the former Viennese dancer after a brief deliberation. The jury found evidence of adultery with Prince Beres Obolensky, linking to Alice Astor in New York, while Mrs Jones sought separation on cruelty grounds, which failed.
Gail Ireland plans to appeal the murder conviction of Charles B. Graham to the state supreme court. Graham is in state prison serving a death sentence for the slayings of Ard, Verne Glazier, and George Morrie in Grand Junction. Ireland indicated uncertainty about the grounds and said action would be taken tomorrow.
Kirton will open review classes for citizenship exam prep in the local area. The first session is Wednesday at 8 pm at Tineland School, with several nights of sessions planned. Mr. Kirton previously taught at T4acals gehyal Last winter.
Cheyenne Frontier Days will feature Auss Frontier as queen of the event with Lois trada ay ler, Ady fo wadllog, and Migs Leona Bruner as guests of honor during the Fourth of July Spud Rodeo. The Frontier Days organization will also showcase six Shetland ponies as a parade feature.
Western Colorado counties report relief from recent rains allowing planting of Sorghums and feed crops. Despite scattered improvements, arid conditions persist in Moffat Rio Blanco and Garfield areas with irrigation water nearly exhausted and livestock moving to irrigated zones. The Bureau of Crop and Livestock estimates warn of continued dry trends and potential fall feed shortages across many eastern counties.
Seventeen accused in a major arson ring are in custody as investigators pursue a second gang linked to a $1,000,000 blaze. Prosecutors say the group includes torch operators, insurance adjusters, and merchants. Assistant state's attorney plans to seek warrants and high bonds at felony court.
Congressman Fred Cummings announces renomination bid on the Democratic ticket. He plans to travel across districts to discuss veterans welfare and disability services, while keeping his Washington office open for summer duties and constituent outreach.
A. M. Moore of 4936 West Thirty Tilted avenue Dover sustained injuries when his car was struck on the side by a machine operated by Ta Li Stimeon of 1414 Eighth avenue. Moore, in charge of remodeling at the Sterling theatre, escaped with minor damage to his vehicle.
Mra Mery Pearl Kramer and Mra Marguerite From were discharged from Chadlay hospital after examinations showed injuries not serious beyond cuts and bruises. They planned to continue to Minnesota destination shortly.
D R Pulliam of Loveland, appointed to the AAA seed section, travels from Washington to Colorado to coordinate beet production data gathering in the Rocky Mountain area. John Dalton, head of the cigar action, also departs Washington for the West and is expected to arrive in Colorado this week. The AAA seeks five years of harvested acreage and sugar production figures from domestic beet sugar companies to support Bennett payments and program adjustments.
Local officials report a drop in bootleg liquor purchases and consumption in Greeley as statements from police and the mayor reflect declining illegal whiskey sales. Authorities cite seized bottles labeled with government stamps and a push to tighten licenses ahead of July 4 celebrations.
Mrs. Roosevelt, mother of the American president, is hosted at Buckingham Palace by Queen Mary. King George VI attends as leaders discuss wartime cooperation and social duties.
Will Rogers comments from Beverly Hills on June 25 about Hiller and Musadtini touring together, remarking they look ready to clash while praising William Allen White as a clear minded Kansan with strong Americanism. He criticizes Roosevelt and Tammany Hall, noting political tensions and shifts in headlines.
Obituary notes the death of Dr William Spaulding at his home on Tuesday. He was born in 1836, educated at Colorado College and the University of Chicago, practiced in New York and Boston, and served as president of the Weld County agricultural age association. He is survived by his wife Gertrude Caswell Spaulding and several children. Funeral arrangements with care to be announced locally.
The northeast area near Purcell saw scattered rain Sunday with water holes filled and farms reporting varying precipitation. Mark Motta of Tredles owns 25 acres with dry land, while his wife Mary grows pint beans and early soybeans.
Depositors of EwweH agena First National Bank face a reorganizing plan with a goal of 230,000 in stock subscriptions. The official commission will likely urge compliance, and a vote or activity was expected to proceed Wednesday night to finalize payments and stock exchanges.
Washington Dima 26. Army and Navy planes will race in a joint event toward Alaska. Twelve Army bombing planes will fly a massed formation to Alaska in July. Navy confirms twelve patrol planes will depart from Sri Bega up the Pacific coast to Dutch Harbor.
In Denver on June 26 C A Welated Crea) Denvar reports paving on the Sterling Julesburg road cannot be completed this year. A northeastern Colorado delegation met Governor Johnson yesterday to urge paving. The road remains the only unpaved stretch between Denver and Julesburg via Giecloy.
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