Chris Daniels Held in Deadwood Jail Near Fort Collins
Fort Collins June 18. 49 year old Chris Daniels, alleged chicken thief and burglar, is in custody of the Deadwood sheriff awaiting return to Fort Collins. Deputy Gray and Tay Monroe left Fort Collins for Deadwood after information from sheriffs and others. Daniels, who escaped from Larimer county jail last November, had been living on a farm near Pondwood. He is linked to thefts in Larimer and Weld counties and had been previously jailed for burglary at Loveland. His son Rudolph Daniels is in reform school. Daniels faced other burglary charges and a stiff sentence awaits.
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John Chris Daniels
Larimer County
Deadwood
W. D. Gray
Tay Monroe
Fort Colling
Daniels
Sheritt
0. P. Kelley
Pondwood
Heer
Danials
Larimer
W. County
Joba
Daniela
Alfred Crosa
Loveland
Rudolph Daniels
Huens Vistaco
Reform School
Fingers
Penitentiary
Canon City
Hoover War Debt Moratorium Backed by Shouse and Allies
Shouse voices support for President Hoover's plan delaying war debt and reparations payments for a year. He predicts Democratic cooperation in Congress, criticizes administration faults, and urges clear stance on prohibition in the party platform. American commerce groups praise the moratorium, signaling renewed world confidence amid rising prices.
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Shouse
Georgia
Hoover
Acta
Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
United State Chamber of Commerce
Ver Straten Wins Injunction Over Water Use in Fort Colling
In Fort Colling on June 26, Judge Neil F. Graham granted a temporary injunction to plaintiff Joseph J. Ver Straten. The order allows him to run Louden ditch water, a drain ditch he owns, to irrigate a acre patch of alfalfa, against defendants Patrick Roach Rose A Crowley Roach John Vaughn Charles Vaughn and Clay West wan.
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Joe Ver Straten
Fort Colling
Patrick Roach
Rose A. Crowley Roach
John Vaughn
Charles Vaughn
Clay West
Joseph J. Ver Straten
Plainiff
Neil F. Graham
Louden
Uiru
sZacre
May deficit at Colorado & Southern Railway disclosed
The Colorado and Southern Railway reported a May deficit of 27381 compared with a May 1930 profit of 55918. For January through May the net railway operating income stood at 97030 versus 505369 in the prior year, as announced Friday.
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Colorado & Southern Railway Company
Trader Horn Dies at 82 in Tankerton England
Alfred Aloysius Smith known as Trader Horn died in a Tankerton nursing home at age 82 after a brief illness. The explorer author maintained his breezy persona to the end and rose to fame from the jungles of Africa in collaboration with Mrs. Ethelreda Lewis.
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Whildtable
Kent
England
Alfred Aloysius Smith
Trader Horn
Tankerton
Hi Slater
Ethelreda Lewis
America
Sugar stocks rise on cautious price outlook
Sugar stocks moved higher as traders noted improved price expectations. Great Western Sugar Common jumped about 10 percent before closing, while American Beet Prafered rose around 2 percent. Reports from New York and London indicated shifting production plans and a potentially smaller 1930 sugar crop, with market oversupply seen easing.
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Denver
New York
Chagbourne Committee
London
Europe
Wall Street
Heat Wave Kills Forty in Low Altitudes Across Nation
AP reports a nationwide heat wave with more than forty deaths. California and the Alleghenies bore the hottest conditions while cooler readings persisted in California's southern region, San Francisco, Seattle, and Portland. The Mississippi valley and Plains faced temperatures near or above 100, with Yuma and Neodesha reaching 108 degrees.
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Alleghanias
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
North Dakota
San Diago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Saat
Mississippi River Valley
Kangas
Nebraska
Missourri
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
Sugar stocks rise as market eyes benefits for commodities
Market observers noted sugary would likely gain alongside other commodities, prompting a surge in sugar stock buying. Great Western preferred finished at 83, signaling investor demand.
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Great Western Preferred
Restraining Order Sought Over Irrigation Dispute Near Ione
Judge Coffin issued a temporary restraining order against George Kern after W J Wood of Frederick alleged long running water through a Karn land lateral from Lupton bottom ditch was obstructed. Wood seeks 500 dollars in damages with the motion for a temporary injunction set for June 1 and a permanent injunction requested by Wood.
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George Kern
Ione
W. ‘J. Wood
Frederick
O. Coffin
Wood
Kern
Lupton Bottom
Clay R. Apple
Herman
Crist
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Paramount News
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