Jhouse Praises Hoover War Debt Plan at dinner
Jhouse lauds President Hoover's plan to address war reparations and debts. He spoke to Democrats gathered for a dinner honoring Governor-elect Rienai D. Russell Jr. endorsing the proposal and calling for a truce on international debts to ease global tensions.
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Jima
Shottis
Asirman
Democratic National Quentlye Committee
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Rienai D. Russell, Jr
Germany
Thompson Warns of Stock Sales Plan
Thompson warns of aggressive stock promotion schemes in Weld County. Flo quotes bold promises of high profits from known companies. A state blue sky law and an introduced bill are noted. Citizens urged to investigate via Better Business Bureau, bankers, or state offices. The piece mentions Denver and legislative actions.
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Weld County Credit Men's Association
Flo
Colorado
Atata
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Alleged Chief of Crime School Was Once Caught Here
James Red Thompson a Denver alimony bandit figure arrested in Greeley on April 2 for speeding and liquor possession. His wife Mary also held, with Denver police linking them to a broader “crime school” scheme. Thompson taught others robbery techniques while in reform school and was tied to about sixteen robberies used in the plan.
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Red” Thompson
Denver
Denver Idky
Greeley
Mary Thompson
Thompson
F . Thompson
Casos
Trea
Inc
Frank Tobin
Ray Young
Walter Gorham
B. Hotet
Tribune Phone Numbers for Local News and Ads
Tribune provides contact lines for society and local news, business inquiries, advertising, job printing, and subscriptions. Reach departments for society notices, editorial requests, and community announcements through the listed numbers.
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Weld Spends $460,030 in Six Months
Total county expenditures for the first six months of this year amount to $460,930 across all departments, as shown by vouchers announced by S. K. Stanley, county bookkeeper. Road department expenses decline to $265,274 from $394,980 in 1930, while county and hospital costs show increases in poor relief and hospital area expenses.
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S. K. Stanley
Greelay
Log of American World Encirclers
Expedition log tracks a transcontinental journey across Europe and Asia from Sealand to Moscow to Novosibirsk with brief timestamps. The record lists departures and arrivals at Bonnver Hanover Berlin Moscow Novosibirsk Irkutsk and Blagovenchensk, noting long eastward progress and miles covered.
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Sealand Are Frame
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Germany
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Stimson Sees France-US Debt Accord Likely
New York June 27 Secretary of State Henry L Stimson voiced confidence after brief talks with the French parliament suggesting France and the United States will reach a satisfactory debt and reparations moratorium agreement any conclusions will require ratification by both parliaments but France's willingness to negotiate further eases differences Mary Greet wins intercollegiate title in Brookline Massachusetts defeating Charlotte Mayjer University of California 6 0 7 5 at Longwood
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Henry L. Stimaqngard
France
United States
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Gille
Jury awards Franklin family $31,000 in maritime collision case
After about 24 hours of deliberation a district court jury returned two verdicts for the plaintiffs. Lucy Franklin widow receives $3,000 and Robert Franklin son gets $1,600 from the Fitzmorris Transportation Company related to a Gresley Eaton road crash in October. Judge Claude G. Coffin presided. Hr. H. Houtchens represented the plaintiffs.
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Lucy Frankix
Ralph Franklin
Robert Franklin
Lucy Franklin
N. J. Fitamorris Transportation Company
Fitzmorris
Ardmore Jury Fails To Reach Verdict In Murder Trial
The Ardmore jury in the murder trial of ex Deputy W B Guess resumed deliberations with no verdict in sight. Rumors floated of possible acquittal or conviction while witnesses described seized pistols shells and a blanket linked to slain Mexican students Enrico Cortes Rebio and Manuel Garcia Gomez as the court watched for a ruling from jurors late at night. Attorneys for the Mexican consul general and state prosecutors stood by as the panel remained locked in the dormitory courthouse quarters awaiting a decision.
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Guess
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Mexico
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Oklahoma
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Bandits Active Across Greeley and Fort Collins
Police report a burglary on Fourteenth street in Greeley by the same bandits linked to robberies in Fort Collins. The pair, two young men about five feet eight inches tall and 140 pounds, used door-to-door checks asking if neighbors were home before breaking in.
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Fort Collins
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Fourteenth Street
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Fort Collins Hontas
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Colling
Qolgath
World Fliers Make 2 More Long Flights
American aviators Wiley Post and Harold Gatty reached Blagoveshchensk at 8 p m after a 860 mile westward hop from Irkutsk. They planned a 3 a m start for Khabarsk, eastern Siberia, and reported weather was fair as they experienced the first mishap of the journey when their plane bogged down in mud near Blagoveshchensk.
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Sa Junction
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Peat
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Bureya Mountains
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Fort Collins Citizens Seek Public Ownership Of Power Plant
Fort Collins residents filed a formal request with the city council on Friday morning urging an immediate feasibility study into constructing a municipal electric light and power plant. A separate callout notes a Saturday chicken house fire at 132% Fourth Street, handled by the fire department, with names limited to a few boxes and trash, according to Gremen.
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Uiltda Melcher
Fourth Street
Gremen
Church Merger Will Have No Local Effect
The planned merger of the National Council of the Congregational Church and the General Convention of the Congregational churches will not affect Greensboro. Local Christian churches say they are not directly tied to the General Convention and no name changes or church mergers occur locally. The national group will be known as the Congregational Christian Church.
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Fast Horses at Greeley Rodeo Draws Top Riders
Greeley hosts the annual tree Bond Rodeo and Fourth of July celebration with a strong field of prize runners. McCarty Elliott, Dart Thomas, Mike Gelbton, Andy Campbell, Hedermat, Pauline Sawyer and others bring high stakes entries to Island Grove Park. Races include a 1.5 mile relay with 400 in purse, a 0.5 mile event, a 0.5 mile cow pony, a 1 mile derby and a 0.625 mile race, plus juvenile and novelty contests.
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Dotsero Cutoff Construction Plans Start This Year
Plans for the Dotsero cutoff to open transcontinental rail traffic include using rails before 1932 end, with work to begin this year and completion expected by year end. The project aims to shorten Denver to Pacific coast distance by 173 miles via the Moffat tunnel and Donaere cutoff, under a D&RGW-D&SLW arrangement.
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Downing Denies Sale Rumor of Ida Johnson Well
Richard Downing of Downing and Downing, counsel for Reiter Foster Oil, refutes rumors that the Ida Johnson well on the Greasewood dome is up for sale. He says offers from larger firms exist but are rejected, and the team plans to bring in the well by late July. Depth reports vary, with the latest official figure near 6,860 feet. The main challenge remains bad water.
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Greasewood Dome
Richard Downing
Downing and
Downing
General Counist
Reiter-Foster Oil Corporation
Reater
Dowsing
National Beet Men to Enter Beet Fight
National Beet Growers Association plans to join battle against a percent rise in railroad freight rates. With 13 Colorado farm groups already in, the push to influence Interstate Commerce Commission action accelerates. Executive committee meeting slated for July 15, as organizers predict a rapid entry into the fight.
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National Beet Growers Association
Rataa
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Denver Ball Manager Spoke Out of His Turn
Milton Antengar, president of the Denver Western League club, complained about security at Merchants Park. An investigation showed he had not paid the amusement park license fee for several years. The city plans to collect back payments and hire more police.
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Brest
Milton Antengar
Western League Baseball Club
Merchants Park
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Anfotger
Americans Up in Four Down in Two Ryder Tilt
Americans rally led by Walter Hagen as the United States moved to four wins to two in the Ryder Cup midway through 36 holes. British team briefly led, but Hagen’s form helped the Americans surge to a 4 2 edge by midplay, with Whitcombe among the leading rivals. The midday crowd of about 6,000 watched a decisive feature match as tensions rose in the storied golf contest.
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Selolo Country Club
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G. Ture
Walter Hagen
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Michigan Ditch Bank Breaks Flume Under Construction
A large flare in the Michigan ditch near the North Poudre Tugatlon company caused 200 feet of embankment to give way on Saturday. Water overflow moved toward Chambhers Inka, with Superintendent Fred Barnes directing the salvage. The ditch was flowing at about 37 second feet when the failure occurred, affecting irrigation in the Wellington area and western Larimer County.
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North Poudre Company
North Poudre
Wellington
Larimep
Tropical hurricane near Texas coast moves toward Brownsville
The tropical hurricane centered about 106 miles east of Brownsville and 100 miles off the Texas coast between Brownsville and Corpus Christi was traveling northwest at high speed. Weather officials warned sailors from Brownsville to Corpus Christi and small craft along the coast of possible 60 mph winds as it neared the Texas shore around early afternoon.
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Corpus Christi
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Berger Banker's Death in Denver After Operation
William B. Berger, long prominent banker and former president of the Colorado National Bank, Denver, died after an operation. He is survived by his widow, three brothers, and two sisters. One brother, Gentys D. Berger, is named as future president of the Colorado National Bank.
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Wiliam B. Berger
Colorado Natonal Bank
Gentys DB. Berger
Colorado Nationst Rank
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