Costigan Law Case Tangles Sugar Concerns of Hawaii
Fragmented OCR passage outlines a fight over the Costigan law and sugar interests in Hawaii with mentions of constitutional questions. Names like James A. Gne yeland and Judge Afarton Moahington appear amid references to citizens, foreign country Cuba, and a looming Supreme Court action. The text is garbled and partially unreadable but centers on federal court challenges to sugar industry policy and constitutional issues.
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Jonss-Costigan
Haat
Wader
Lhe
Cuba
Diembja
Gloomy Scrap of a Fair Preview With Hillbillies
A fragmentary notice describes a trip to a fair with Hill Billies and a Deverley JEN Tiles invitation in California. It mentions Mr. Rice as manager, Ed Faldie singing, and a promise fulfilled to add group performances as they travel through notable places including Chicago and other destinations.
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Ed Kirk
Deverley Jen
Calif
Sterling
Rice
Ed Faldie
J Va
Js Groun Moon
Eddi
Aiow
Chicago
Poundy
Woman pleads to pully Mtecklers driving in con
An English woman pleaded to a misdemeanor charge after a Tuesday incident near Mia. The couple lived together and the dispute escalated as they argued along roads near their home. The case involves C. L. Cuppr, the defendant, and a complaint against Lin.
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Con
Yueaday
Lo Thorita
Mia
el Soma
C. L. Cuppr
Keesplaint
Lin
Ler Daly
Fire Destroys Barns and Farm Buildings Near Greeley
A Tuesday night blaze destroyed a barn and multiple farm structures near Greeley. Theodore Ihkera and his wife awoke to flames, attempting to combat the fire with bucket brigades as water was scarce. Three buildings burned, one farm indicated a loss of livestock and equipment, authorities said no fatalities were reported.
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Armagoat
Greeley Tire
Theodore Ihkera
Tegtman
News Behind the News by Paul Mallox
Washington, June 27 government report of the bestness autlooh wre otter mintcogrmplied co jerfuried paper. They exude an optimatic frag. The ones now being Lsued are. If you look behind them into the Mguras you will tid actual conditions hardly justify the strong scent.
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Washington
50 000 Added to CCC Rolls in U S
Cissoctoed Press reports 50 000 to be added to the Civilian Conservation Corps next month as drought relief funding. Roosevelt authorizes use of 12 900 000 for the effort across 22 states. New camps planned in Colorado and other regions, each with 250 men, as national parks and forestry service select sites.
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Cissoctoed
Clyillan Conservation Corps
Roosevelt Hia
Colorado
National Parka and Forestry Aervicaderm
Hosiery Worker Leader Kidnapped From Train
Fred Held, president of the American Federation of Culgary workers, was forcibly moved from a Southern Railway line at 12:30 p.m. by six men in an automobile. Chief of Police Urood Mabry said Held was kidnapped and driven toward Beott County.
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Harrimnen
Tenn
Fred Held
American Federation of Culgary Workers
Urood Mabry Weld
Beott County
Verdict for Overman in Replevin Suit Heard
A district court jury returned a verdict for defendant John A. Garman a Greeley postal employee in the case by 4 G Huffman to recover a $1 050 note. The suit involving William L Peterson of Greeley and the machine mortgage tied to Fort Collins parties proceeded Wednesday after a morning of trial. Witnesses for plaintiffs included John T Nortman and Peterson. defense called E L Galucia Mrs W F Eldred and others. Attorneys Herman Tarne ma and Fancher Sarchet represented Fort Collins defendants.
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John A. Garman
Greeley Posttal Employe
G. Huffman
Wenenslay Murning
Rey M. Briggs
Sutt
Woneworth and Irwin, Inc
Denver
Fulersop
E. L. Galacia
Fort Colsins
Pletatut
John T
Nortman
Peterson
Ndefense
Galucia
Mre
W. F. Eldred
Bain A
Keel
Maria Field
Petarzon
Charles A
Wydbengwer
Te J. FN
Joan Guet
C.H. Pryor
Gio Carson
LG. Abbott
Herlman and Tarema
Fancher Sarchet
Fort Collins
What High Schools Should Do for Students, Dr Frasier Says
Dr Frasier outlines in assembly talk what high schools should provide graduates. He lists knowledge in geography and astronomy, social development, and biology, plus practical skills in reading writing typing and letter writing, and basic arithmetic for business use. He emphasizes language learning and craft abilities as essential.
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Frasier
George W. Frasier
Nigh Senool Ecushinun
Willan McAutrew
Educational
Newlaw
Tip
Atlante Monthly Pros
Teachers College
Noesembly
Frasler
Srith
New York
Mra
Prankiin D. Runevelt
Dr. Prosler
High Echon
4-H Members May Borrow To Buy Livestock
4 H club members and high school students may borrow from Farm Credit Administration to buy livestock for club and shows. An adult endorsement is required on each note. The group will be placed as collateral with the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita. Interest rate indicated as percent.
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Tress
Witilta
Ken
Mana
Mando
Ein Membara
Farm Credit
AdiMlnlatration
Iivertock
Production Credit Corporation
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita
Amanlog
Bhiaf
Weld Commissioners Seek State Road Work for Local Jobs
Weld County commissioners on Tuesday proposed a program of state highway projects to furnish local employment. The letter to the state highway advisory board outlines priority efforts including Buckingham Weld Logan roads, Port Lupton to Frederick, and Hydoon Fort Lupton corridor.
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Weld
Ilahway Department
Frank I. Blaie
Haderat
Stata Ronda
Buckingham-Weld-Logan County
Itos
Port Lupton
Predarlek
Wold-Bowldar
Hydoon
Fort Lupton
Arade
Dria and
Marinee
Denver
State Highway Advisory Board
Highway Department
Sedors Matey
Funeral for Dr Spaulding Friday at Park Congregational
Funeral services for the late Dr W W F Spaulding will be at 10:30 Friday morning at Park Congregational Church with Reverend Willard Straht of the First Presbyterian Church officiating. Private burial will be at Linn Grove. Mr and Mrs William Houston and their two children arrive in Denver Thursday noon from Atlanta. Mrs Huston is the daughter of Dr and Mrs Spaulding.
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F. Spaulding
The
Park Congregational Church
Hey
Willard Straht
Firet Presbyterian Church
Peivats Burial Corvies
Court Orders City To Issue Liquor Permit Amid Mandamus
A county judge ordered the city to issue a liquor store license to Norton, ruling the council must grant the permit under court mandate. Arguments centered on legality, public notice, and contract nuances, with Norton’s attorney deeming city objections a technicality. The decision flags potential constitutional questions and the city’s authority under policy powers.
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Orontey
Otty Cornell
I. P. Noten
Emporiuima Bors
Fn & Decision
Robert G. Strong
Norton
Caloyado
City Coupell
Expactad
Mort
Union Colony
Mandanius
Sante
Visua
Perm
Lin Court
Uiren
Strong
Norton Ennis
Fla
Ant Slest
Conre
Caure
Elty
Sniltl
Ccm
Smith
Cinusa
Tinton Colony Manor
Inc
Phipps to Attend Dinner with 50 Republican Men
Denver club hosts a dinner tonight featuring Phipps, a Colorado Republican national committeeman, and former Senator Lawrence as honored guests. The event aims to spotlight party personnel and influence in state legislature while Adsosletet Mecon tinuver attendees are noted.
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Denver
Lawrence
Phipps
Alorada
Manus
Hopkins Orders Beet Workers From Relief Rolls To Raise Pay
Colorado relief workers in beet contracts were taken off relief rolls to increase wage scales. State official I Shawver reported the plan to end subsidized pay asholders needed to lift earnings amid low wages. The move targets open contracts and hardship cases. many workers depend on relief for food and clothing.
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Treva
Denver
Colorado Beat
Alate
I. Shawyer
Harer Mopkine
National Relief Admintalentar
Shawyer
Suv- Smmott
Sedgwick
Lagan
Weld
Morgan
Larimer
Noulder
Catforwan
Adants
Arapahoe
Moan
Delta
Montrose
Qleru
Uunt
Mul Prowora
Shawver
Jinok
Hia Cfties
Shawver Pati
C.D. Fullner
Rollot Adtuty
Latraten
Mtarneon
Lewan
Focal Offica
Wits
Walt
Pun’ AO
Cuck
Thorn
Vihar
Elght
Cranford Place residents seek street paving ruling
Residents along Cranford Place from Elovanih to Fourteenth avenues petitioned the city council for street surfacing. City Engineer Gelder reported costs and assessed shares, noting front foot estimates and that owners may pay about half to two thirds of total paving costs while some blocks require a carload of materials.
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Cranford Place
Elovanih
Fourteenth Avenues
City Enginver R. W. Gelder
Tio Sereet Frantige
Gelder
Netton
Watliionere
Young Democrats Invite All Three Gubernatorial Candidates
The Young Democratic club of Greeley decided to invite the three dominant gubernatorial candidates to all meetings before the primaries. The candidates named are F. O. Johnson, W. H. Kadamy, and Ming Josephing Roche. Klato Representative J. Smith at AIL spoke at the session.
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Young Democratic Club
Greeley
Johnson
W. H. ‘Kdamy
Ming Josephing Roche
Klato
Mr. J. Smith
AIL
Greeley Hospital Treats Local Accident Victims
A Saturday night crash west of Greeley injured several people including Marlo Weglin Discharged Ming Marla Weelle of Lucerne and two Ivea, Walter Murga troyd of Gitl and Bartha Kelthly of Timnath. Involved patients Lois Poor and Mariba Nebertoln were noted as SUL patients.
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Ming Marla Weelle
Lucerne
Greeley
Walter Murgatroyd
Gitl
Bartha Kelthly
Timnath
Woa Diamitreeé
Greeley Hospital
Misa
Lois Poor
Misa Mariba Nebertoln
Write an Ad Contest on the Trifuna Classified Page
A notice invites readers to enter the Write an Ad contest on the Trifuna Classified Page. Prizes include merchandise worth 12.60 across three awards. Participants are urged to craft brief, appealing copy with an appropriate slogan and clear offerings before the entry deadline.
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Trifuna
U S Employment Head to Settle Colorado Dispute
A telegraphic message to Thomas Anc Herr, chairman of the state industrial commission, orders the personnel of the state employment service be selected by the civil service to maintain government standards. The note reinforces centralized control over Colorado reemployment services and calls for standardized ability requirements.
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U.S
Colorado
Asociated
Tress
Denver
Tosottia Colosailo
Hildo W. Feink Parsons
Tie Li. 8
Employment Service
Wil Ennis
SnowWooku
Herfond Snv
Thomas Ancherr
State Industrial Commission
Plyll Service Leate
2nd Denver Girl Abducted and Attacked
Denver reports another abduction and assault as police link the incident to the mystery vase of Virginia Lerch a 17 year old high school junior near death at Denver General Hospital. Lucilla Smith 25 was found wandering downtown and says two men forced her into a car and attacked her driving toward the countryside before midnight. She was gagged and assaulted while returning home from an area near the lake.
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Denver
Palica
Virginia Lerch
Denver General Hospital
Lucilla Smith
Foxver Doowntown
Hie
Fred Davis Jailed on Accusation of Threats
Davin, a farmer north of Platteville, was jailed after pleading not guilty to charges of making threats against Joby Latta while on the Platteville ditch line. Latta testified that Davin approached with a pocketknife after an earlier confrontation, prompting the county court action.
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Fred Davis
Creat Davin
Platteville
Justica Bon Florence
Joby
T. Latta
Landsam
Battle
Dsvin
Davie
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