Fisherman Cleared in Buckhorn Stream Case at Loveland
Rancher Joseph Wild found not guilty in Loveland court of fishing in a closed Buckhorn stream. Jury including H D C Terrell acquitted after defense argued no definite limits were set. State deputy Stearlay testified the case aimed to protect local salmon and property. stream remains closed until January 193. Trout stocking planned with 200000 fry in the Buckhorn area.
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Loveland
Joseph Wild
Aeven
Frank Winton
H. D. C. Terrell
George Teed
Wallava
Wild
Fred Stearlay
Buckhorn
M. d. Sweeting
Longmont
Joe Wild
Brearlay
Duckhart
B. G. Parvin
Tech Ned
Aid
Stearing
Buckporn
Phil Smith
Slayings Trigger Iowa Manhunt Amid Police Deaths
A large posse led by James T. Risdon hunted for an escaped killer after Sheriff Tred Ewoch and Marshal Anton Bailey were shot in the Washington woods along the Iowa River valley. Bloodhounds from Waterloo and a patrol of 200 including 30 mounted guards searched the area amid a $2,000 reward. A lapse in the manhunt came as reports tied to an auto theft and a dangerous fugitive spread through the river valley. Farmers were briefed with the fugitive’s description.
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Liberty
Lowa
James Ti
Risdon
Duron
Tred Ewoch
Marshall Anton Bailey
Washington
Iowa River Valley
Iowa City
Gedar Rapida
Waterloo
Swest
Marschal Bailey
Conference on Platoon School Work At Tandhers College
About 200 people attended a regional conference at Tandhers College on Wharaday afternoon to hear saver speakers on platoon schools. Dr BW Rugg presided as Superintendent 1 1 Statsman led talks by J H Risley Milas Edith Weymouth Mabel Dougherty and others. The session lasted two hours.
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Platoon
Tandhers College
Saver
BW. Rugg
Statsman
Gresley
Nebodla
Dincuenian
J. H. Risley
Pueblo Achools
Milas Edith M. Weymouth
Palrmont School
Denver
Mabel Dougherty
The
Owl Ward Plitoon Achoal Af Greefay
F. JT. Whitney
Boulder to Get New Fox Theater in 1930
Boulder announces a new Fox West Coast theatre with a budget over $100,000, to be built downtown on a yet undecided site. George Paper, manager of the Fox Garren and Isis theatres, says site selection is pending while field men negotiate, with an announcement possible at any time.
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Boulder
Fox
Fox Weat Coast
Denver
Fox Theatre
Capital City
Alto
George Paper
Fox Garren
Isis Theatres
Fate of Oil Well at Greasewood To Be Decided Sat
Wort Morgan reports the Pintte Valley Petroleums Patterson No 2 well near Orchard will have a decision at a Saturday night meeting with landowners. leases expired, landowners seek high renewals, and if unresolved the well may be stopped Sunday or Monday. The well recently ran 6,280 feet and passed Codell sandstone without production. If unresolved, the Dakota sands 600 to 700 feet deeper may be pursued.
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Denver
Veterans Bill Moves Toward Pension Increase
Washington June 27 Senate committee hearings on the revised veterans bill making disability pensions for World War I veterans. Support from Director Hines of the Veterans Bureau and D M Dodenhamer American Legion urged swift action with minor amendments. Democrats seek $60 maximum pensions, Spainish War veterans included. passage likely after tomorrow’s vote. Denver theater man dies from injuries after auto truck collision near Evergreen. John B. Michelati, 42, had moved from Wyoming in 1916.
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Associated Preen
Washington
House
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Finnude
Hines
Veterans Bureau
Hoover Administration
Dodenhamer
American Legion
Denver
John B. Michelati
Evergreen
Wyomibg
Fleagle Seeks Surrender Amid Gloom Over Hangings
Bank robber Ralph G. Fleagle and band members face death sentences after the 1929 First National Bank of Lamar robbery. Governors and lawyers discuss possible pleas and appeals while Fleagle seeks clemency or surrender aided by the famed attorney Clarence Darrow, who may not be taking cases.
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Canon City
Jdiler
Ralph G. Treagle
Elvan
Flaggie
Clareenee Darrow
Chicago
Fleagle
Darrow
Mra
Predent
Mieagle
Howard L. Royston
George J. Abshear
A. M. Varrlah
First National Brass of
Samar
Ho Fe
State Aupreme Court
Ha Companiona
Hia
Jake
Sul Ot Jarsé
Colorado & Southern Reports May Profit Surge
Colorado and Southern Railway shows May net operating income of 966,918, up from 30,323 last May, a gain of 936,595. The company faced earlier year deficits, ending May with 77,942 in red as gross operating revenues declined.
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Colorado & Southern Tailway Company
Thia
Hoover Announces Senate Vote Not To Block Program
President Hoover said the crime commission would continue its study of enforcement of narcotics and other statutes with private funding. After the Senate defeated a 260000 addition to the deficiency bill the commission will proceed under a reduced 30000 allocation with a broad program and potential private support of 100000. The five commission members met with Hoover and stated they are not quitters. Senator Glass criticized the vote and urged continued support for the commission.
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Reed
Tung
Kanga
Colorado
Jake Fleajle
Bla
Washington
Senate
Hip
Hoover
Kou OB
Nih
Bar Association
Thiz
Wickersham
Dean Rosena Pound
Henry W. Anderson
Monte L. Lemann
Mise Ade
Comstock
Glass
Democrat
Virginia
Meadowlark Wins First Choice for State Bird in Colorado
Denver June 17 state officials report Meadowlark received 41 504 votes posed by school children under county superintendents and Miss Katherine J Craig state superintendent of public instruction. Bluebird Robin and Blue Jay trailed with 89 024 28 707 and 4 708 votes respectively. The tally will be submitted to the legislature for legal designation of the Meadowlark as the state bird.
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Denver
Colopaio
Misa Katherine J Craig
State
Mias Craig
No clear headline due to fragmentary source
The provided text is a fragment and does not offer a complete event, person, or actionable fact to summarize into a headline and summary.
Officer's Wife Dros of Poison in Denver
Mrs. Werence Cameron, 24, wife of Lt. Robert C. Cameron, regular army officer and student instructor, died today from poison at their home. Cameron said his wife was despondent. Autopsy to be performed and report submitted to the Denver coroner.
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Dros
Peesay Denver
Werence Cameron
Robert C. Cameron
Arch Raegorvo Division
Cameron
Officara
Witealmons Government Hospital
Denver
Unclear OCR: Colorado Unemployment Figures Report
Unreadable OCR data cites June thirty in Denver and mentions 900 people able to work but not finding jobs. It references Colorado Census figures, nationwide unemployment, and supposed percentages, though many words are garbled and names unclear.
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Denver
Mont Fleures
Noa
United States
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