Paul Prosser Dies Friday After Pneumonia Illness
Paul Prosser, attorney general of Colorado, died Friday at 0:55 a.m. after an abdominal abscess operation on June 2 and a subsequent embolism led to pneumonia. Born November 7, 1880, in Payette Missouri, he had served a second term as attorney general and was active in Civic clubs and Democratic politics. Services are planned at St. Louis or nearby, with burial in Brunswick, Missouri.
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Paul Pichnaal Prossal
Colamita
Jel’ Marshall
United States Suprema Court
General Hospital
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J.C. Rutherford
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Catherina Dines Proseay
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Gry
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Prowser
Missouri
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Civitan Club
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Hutherford
Catherine Dines Prosser
James& Burrow
Chattissooga
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James Prosser
Justice Bailey Rules Rail Retirement Plan Unconstitutional
Justice Jennings Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court declared that the 1996 railroad retirement plan and its companion tax are unconstitutional as inseparable parts of a single scheme. The ruling targets Class One railroads and other rail road enterprises, delaying the legislation’s effect beyond July.
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Washington
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Largest class of aliens seeks naturalization papers in Weld County
A record number of aliens in Weld County will undergo naturalization exams Saturday and Monday by examiner Fr. Wimerck. About 77 applicants, many students, have completed instruction across the county. A separate citizenship test on government topics was conducted at Lincolnschaft. only 12 percent failed. Passers will not retake the government section. In other news W. R. Richardson of Kearney was charged with reckless driving after a collision involving Cain Shyrock of Greeley. Dr. T. C. Wilmoth of Greeley plans to seek the Democratic nomination for Weld County coroner.
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Lincolnschaft
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Kerney
Court of Justice
Pharanephore
Roy Latridgell
Cain Shyrock
Greeley
Richardson
Wilmoth
T. C. Wilmoth
Grealey
Wold
Shaltewot
Benjamin A. Wamtcock
Raees Armstrong
Alaq
Semocrat
Hit
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Wittioth
Greeley Phyalctao
Sauter Will Campaign on Water Issues
Sterling attorney Raymond L. Sauter announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator. Report notes potential unopposed primary bids by Sauter and Charles M. Armstrong for governor and senator, with Sauter issuing a short statement to party leaders.
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Rmterlnter
Presa
Denver
Raymond L. Sauter
Sterling
Colorado
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Swain Danver
Ray Sauler
Steining
Charles M. Armstrong
Ehie
Wil Ba
United States Addator
Geniemal
Atk
Charles EB. Enos
Repebleun
United Sites Senate
San Antonio Wins Golf Tourney Title
San Antonio, Texas, won the Women’s Trans-Miasi G elppi golf tournament on Thursday. Mia Ray Fellows of Tulane was elected president of the generation.
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Mia
Ray Fellows
Tulan
Second Assistant Added to Ge. Agenit's Force
Harold G. Stitt joins Weld County Agent L Toyne's team as a three to four month aide for soil conservation work. Stitt, formerly with Colorado State College dairy labs, will be paid from state funds. The Weld County force also includes Cecil Stayer as assistant county agent and other program leaders. details emerged at two meetings in Brighton and Tunedon as plans for farmer assistance and temporary farm basing unfold. George Brown of Johnstown chairs the county committee.
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Tort Collins
Dairy Laboratories
Colorado State College
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Cecil Stayer
Mieg Agtea Slindee
Aid Smith
Colorado
Smith
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Blairie
Brighton
George Brown
Johustown
University Alumni Address Tonight At Greeley Lounge
Ralph Crosman director of the journalism department of the University of Colorado will address the alumni and others at the Greeley Gas and Fuel company lounge on Tenth street and Ninth avenue this evening at batclosk.
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University of Colorado
University
Greeley Gas & Fuel Company
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Batclosk
Nesbitt to Speak at Union Service Tonight
Nesbitt, new pastor of United Presbyterian, will preach at the union service of churches Sunday evening at 8 o clock in the Piet Christian Church on Eleventh avenue and Thirteenth street. This will be Nesbitt’s first appearance before a union congregation with the subject The Land Beyond Pargivenies. Special music by a double quartet from the Christian church.
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United Presbyterian Church
Elekth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Nesbitt
Christian Chuteh
Denverite Accused as an Accessory in Drunk Driving Case
Ward County jail records show 37 year old Frates Linix of Denver held after a complaint by the state patrol. Charlotté La Rue, 23, also of Denver, faces charges of drunken driving. Arresting Officer B A Beavers reported two collisions near Fort Lupton. The accessory to drunken driving charge carries a heavy penalty alongside the drunken driving charge.
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Courbay Patrol
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Hia Goldreag
Larimer Street
Denver
Fort Lupton
Misa Charlatté la Rue
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Deauken
B. A. Beavers
Port Lupton
Miss la Rue
Mipix
Roosevelt Alters Acceptance Speech For Franklin Field Address
Frashington June 2 reports President Roosevelt will deliver tomorrow night at Franklin Field Philadelphia. He destroyed the original draft and began drafting another version after altering the acceptance speech at the last moment.
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Trooeevelt Yard
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Conscience over estate in dubious want ads
A garbled plea urges caution in accepting offers to buy or sell, claiming conscience matters more than wealth. The text references a Tribune notice and a vague Want Ada, suggesting a classified or solicitation context with unclear names and phrases.
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the Tribune
Four-dollar potato offer sparks local market stir
A prominent Greeley potato grower proposed a $44 hundred for new spuds, triggering excitement among growers. Early crops show potential yields of 60 sacks per acre, with forecasts of 200 sacks per acre if conditions remain favorable. As July approaches, fears arise over market impact and possible shortages, while farm agencies urge continued digging to avoid wartime-style shortages and a return to strict quotas.
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Greeley Welcomes Rodeo Caravan and Local Industry Delays
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted the Greeley Rodeo Caravan with visits by American Legion, Drum and Bugle corps from Laramie and Cheyenne. Wyoming officials and a large Cheyenne delegation greeted the tour at Laramie and Fort Collins before returning to Greeley amid a near alarm. Meanwhile a local oil mix plant near Greeley paused operations for two days awaiting a replacement chain belt from a factory in Tulsa, with a temporary belt to be fitted locally.
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Cheyenne Junior Chamber
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New Dealers Pledge on Expenses and Reform
Philadelphia June 25 The new Dealers pledge outlines Republican platform aims to restore health and prosperity after twelve years of old leadership. It emphasizes protection of family and home, opposing kidnappers and bandits, and safeguarding citizens savings. The article notes continued discussion and page 12 continuation.
Farmer Confronts Fast Poachers Evading Car Chase
Cheia Webber of four and a half miles southeast of Kersey reports recurring pheasant poaching by faster vehicles. He says the poachers use a Ford and Chevrolet to run through his grain, entering by grain field access nearly every week, typically Thursday or Saturday, and shoot pheasants. He appeals to the sheriff's office for action.
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Martin Loses Slander Case in Prospect Valley Trial
A six juror panel found that R. H. Nobbins did not slander L. Marty, former Prospect Schools official, in a case heard Thursday evening before Judge Claude G. Coffin. Defense lawyer Fr Houtchena led witnesses including former students and board members. verdict reached after brief deliberation.
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R. H. Nobbins
Prospect Schools
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Prospect Valley
Claude G. Coffin
Boyd
R. E.robbina
Adams Says State Will Vote to Keep London in Kansas
Philadelphia June 26 Associated Press report notes Colorado Democratic leaders at a nominal convention predict Republicans backed by 18 gold standard supporters will not win in November. Alva B. Adams, Colorado delegation chair, said London’s stance against the gold standard would hurt in Colorado, commenting on the Cleveland platform.
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Truck Crash In Berthoud Ends Injuries For Two
A truck carrying Wallace Lihaack and Peter J. Woolf collided with Manuel Schleiger’s sedan east of Berthoud on Thursday afternoon. The truck tipped. Woolf reportedly walked away, while Schleiger’s car sustained damage. No further condition details available.
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Mibor Njimtea
Peter J. Woolf
Sunnyside
Manuel Schleiger von Berthoud
Auiéchat Wooll
Wis Golne
Book Review Tonight by Mrs Lavengood at Tulsa
Mrs L W Lavengood of Tulsa will review If I Have Four Poles a novel by Josephing Law se tits tonight. The event is set for the ty hyrtiey.
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Roosevelt Nomination Set For Friday At Democratic Convention
Roosevelt and Garner forces gain control of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. The party adopts a new platform calling for constitutional changes and reapportionment of delegations based on Democratic strength rather than population. Roosevelt to be formally renominated, Garner to be renominated Saturday, with plans for a public ball and a tense, bitter campaign ahead.
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Harry Clark Sues To End Water Waste
Harry Clark of Eaton district Friday noon filed suit in district court to enjoin irrigation water wastage onto his land. Named defendants include John W Henderson executor of the Mary Tuckerman estate Grax lax W W Stewart who sold the Tuckerman farm and Conrad Pappenhiem. Clark holds a life estate to a farm near Stewart place and says water from Stewart’s land floods the road and dike, washing five acres and causing crop and permanent land damage totaling $1,250. Thomas A Nix is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Eaton Dlqyreet
Tohn W. Henderson
Mary ¥. Tuckerman
Graalax
W. W. Stewart
Tuckerman
Conrad Pappenhiem
Eaton
Glark
Stewart Place
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Stewart
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Large Prehistoric City Unearthed in North America
Dr Earl G Bell of the University of Nebraska along with eight associates reports uncovering a vast ancient city near Lynch North America. The site is described as one of the greatest nonnational signs found in the country, buried beneath ancient desert sands and dated to an early western age with burnt civilization flourishing possibly around four hundred years beyond known eras.
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Earl G. Bell
University of Nebraska
Lynch
Roosevelt Nomination Rally Sparks Convention Night
The convention roared as Judge Mack urged support for Roosevelt amid a night of speeches and demonstrations. Delegates blasted Landon and urged unity while the Roosevelts family attended. the crowd waved Roosevelt banners and chanted for four more years.
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