Greeley Votes to Ban Liquor Sales in Local Option Race
Greeley residents approve a liquor sale ban by a 390 vote margin in the local option election. Precinct tallies show three wards voting wet. mayor orders immediate closure of two retail liquor stores and outlines license action as the official count concludes.
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Tuendliss
Rey M. Briggs
Ha Mit
J. P. Norton
George W. Clinton
Briggs
Poinitey
Ugior
Heavy rains damage Omaha district and homes
Flooding from heavy rains caused extensive damage across Omaha and surrounding areas. Homes were evacuated as basements flooded and structural damage appeared. City engineers estimated thousands in damage with totals potentially reaching several hundred thousand dollars.
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Omaha
Fort Collins Rejects Liquor Sale By 3 To 1 Margin
Fort Collins voters rejected a liquor sale proposal by more than two to one within municipal boundaries. The final tally was 899 in favor and 1813 against, ending a long dry status in the city.
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Vetera
Fort Gallina
Nyalnet
Bead Pilot Shoots South American Flight Collision Details
The report references a plane crash near Modettin involving Ernesto Suntey and a South American flight crew. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate investigations into the air collision and subsequent events at the residence of Jeera hrliv uur.
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Ernesto Suntey
Modettin
Roosevelt Presses High Tax Plan This Session
President Roosevelt advocates a broad tax program to fund his wealth redistribution plan. Senate and House leaders signal support for new high income and inheritance levies, aiming for quick enactment by Saturday night despite initial delays and organized opposition.
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Colorado Republics Plan to Raise $100,000, Chairman States
Chairman Enos of the Colorado Republics announced today the party will raise a campaign fund of $100,000. He cited Roosevelt's wartime recovery as a factor and urged support to back party efforts in Colorado amid national political tensions.
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Washington Found Want Ads Profit able
A garbled account of Washington found want ads in old newspapers. The text riffs on advertisements, profits, and famous names in a fragmented style, mentioning George Washington and a parody of classifieds. The piece references shifts in classified payee lines and nostalgic branding across states.
Harry Johnston Dies in Evans After Long Residency
Harry Johnston, longtime Evans resident born in Rushsylvania, Ohio, died Tuesday at 50 in Cherokee Park after an illness. He married La Sarrigit Efoyt in Denver in 1915 and leaves three sons, Wayne 18, Marek 15, and Dounly 12, plus his father Lynd Johnston and brother in Evans. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 PM at the Evans Church, with Bishop Matthews of Greeley officiating. arrangements by Walter Johnston mortuary of Pineville.
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Denver
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Marek
Dounly
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Evangel A Drutiser
Lynd Johnston
Silgo
Church of
Evans
Matthews
Greeley
Walter Johnston
Pintteville
Two Runaways Found In Loveland Area Incident
Two youths, Darvel Blackford aged 12 and Alvin Tudor aged 11, were found after being sought by county officers. Blackford rode a pony west of Loveland before returning home to Fort Golbas, while Tudor was located near Civeley. The boys had disappeared Sunday night after riding away from home and were reunited with their families.
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Civeley
Costigan Feud Alleged by Denver Paper
A Denver newspaper reports a brewing Costigan feud among political allies including Senator Sitward PT. and Shriver as a key appointee to the interior department. The piece frames it as a sidekick maneuver against Carroll who managed Higan's political affairs.
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Carrall Weld
France Plans To Build Full Quota Of Plane Carriers
Paris, France. An Associated Press report states the naval committee of the parliament adopted a belief that France is no longer bound by Washington and naval limitations treaties. It notes France previously did not exceed 60,000 tons under the Washington treaty and plans to build a full carrier quota following those changes.
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Ickes Questions Financing for Grand Lake Transmountain Plan
Secretary Ickes voiced skepticism about final funding for the Grand Lake transmountain diversion project after proposing a preliminary survey. He warned the venture may be unviable without federal loan support and noted potential annual losses for the western slope area without adequate water.
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Greeley
Wester
Premature Dynamite Blast Lifts Rock Geyser in Air
A premature dynamite blast at a cement quarry near the Grand River in Michigan killed a worker and injured several others. The blast sent a geyser of rock skyward, triggering panic as rescuers feared additional collapses. Authorities trained in hazardous operations investigated the accident, noting reports of extensive dust and debris and estimating thousands of tons of rock were displaced. Public health officials and quarry managers coordinated to secure the site and assess ongoing risks.
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Uke
Ordinance To Follow City Dry Victory
City officials plan to draft an ordinance for council presentation next Tuesday night to implement the dry victory. The move aims to outlaw liquor sale, manufacture, and transport within city limits, with deliveries from outside towns to be regulated.
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Greeley
Ewa Hauer
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George Clinton
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Driggs
Stamper
Fort Morgan
Wednor- Hay Norning
Chlorade Drag Company
Sue F Eighth Avenue
Bnill
Liguontiks Aga
Young Democrats Dinner Speakers Named at Chapman Event
A large delegation of Young Democrats from Wobl county will attend a Chapman dinner and dance in Fort Collins. Victor Pongle and Oscar Chapman assistant secretary of the interior, and Dr Henry Wirkote dean of Colorado University Law School will speak. Reservations close Thursday.
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Tanne Vratfe
Wobl Coum
Bort Collins
Political maneuvering shifts in Roosevelt's tax plan
Washington observers describe Roosevelt's wealth tax proposal as a major political maneuver. The strategy reduces opposition by co-opting dissident voices from Long, Coughlin, Townsend, and allied groups, while leaving conservatives and Southern Democrats wary. The Republican stance risks pushing voters toward far-right currents, as primary laws in the South curb independent challenges.
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Pollilea
Washington
Hoosevelt
Young Against Country Club Water Main Debate
The city water committee faced a plan to lay a 1500 foot water pipe from the city system to the Country Club. Chairman Lee B. Carrel said costs would be prohibitive and no further discussion occurred. Absence delayed appropriation until next week.
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Country Club
Elty Connect Water Committee
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Elty
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Chairuan Lee
Carrel
Greelay
Aer Cout
Chalentan
George Davia
Park Konmitten
Mavis
Lovelind
Alt and Phi Delta Kappa Meeting Tues
A meeting of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity was held at the faculty dining room. Dr Charles Russell, president of Sunna Teachers College, Westfield, addressed the gathering urging a critical review of the old education system including grading and marking procedures. Husain Twlat, president of the local chapter, presided as members from five nearby chapters attended.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Huaseil Twlat
Memibera
Colorado Seeks Bids on Sale Tokens for Tax Collection
Colorado will ask for bids on the stamping of 6 050 000 sale tokens within the next days. State Treasurer Charles Armaltong announced approval by the executive council. Bids are sought to set in motion token sales for quick tax collection.
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NEA President Visits CSCE Campus
Den Mente Lester Smith of the University of Indians, president of the National Holgestion Association, toured College of Education on a Wednesday visit. He praised the campus as a benefit with strong curriculum and facilities, urging enthusiasm for the institution across Colorado.
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College Events Quietly Feature Theatre And Skate
Readable fragments show The Little Theatre of Rocklvs staging a musical revue directed by J eres Stobtine with a performance at The Guardanian by Willa Roberta Fleed. Nearby Northboro campus hosts a skate event and Kiwanis club plans an annual gathering with games and races at Island Grove, details scarce.
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Aged Greeley Pioneer Dies in Denver Morning
Mra. Charlotte Acelle Smith Taker, 42, a well known Greeley pioneer, died in Denver after a seven week illness. She survived by husband Harvey Thompson, children Audge Storberk Baker and several relatives, and had long ties to the First Baptist Church and local women’s groups. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Tring
Uidmagtera Well County
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Women's Belief Corps
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Rawland
Gladhanders Welcome on Tuesday Tour Through Greeley Area
Delegation activity draws crowds as Gladhanders visit Evans, Loveland, Berthold and nearby towns. The group tours through Frederick, Longmont, Boulder and Fort Collins area, meeting chamber groups and civic leaders, with lunch provided and a horn parade.
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Jantor Chamber
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Laveland
Dr Griggs To Speak Here Ties in Week
Dr Griggs is listed as a guest speaker in a week of lectures sponsored by the College of Education. He will discuss The Gift of ATOM at the Literary Theatre on July 8 at 4 PM, then speak at Crater Hall on The Home Power and Eternity on July 8 evening.
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Dieetus
College of Eiluc Eation
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Owloek
Litity Theatre
Atom
Crater Hall
Pha Eternot Capitan
Dime
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Lila Theatre
Ar Sesdlay
Ia Rewalssasi
Tax burden in Colorado highest per capita in nation
Chicago press reports Coloradoans face the highest daily per capita tax burden among 33 states surveyed. For five months this year Colorado averaged 13.1 cents per day per person, including state property gasoline income and sales taxes. New Mexico had the lowest at 1.4 cents per day.
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