Prohibition Law Pardons Issued by Governor on July First
Five men from Weld County among prisoners freed as Governor Ed O Joha signs executive order pardoning violators of the Colorado Prohibition Law. The reform ends penalties for manufacturing selling or possessing intoxicating liquor. Unconditional discharge granted and prisoners released with liberty to resume lives.
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Uma
Too Atta
Colorado
Ed O. Joha
Hnmets
Po Far Ag
Colorado Jawa
Thorstaro
Ubarty
Targa
Wold County
Mrauk de Gorge
Earlo Gropps
Alex Ring
John Guardueul
Mitchell
Filipino Leaders Clash on Independence Act
June 28 report of a split among rival Filipino factions as talks on the independence act stall. Senator Sergio Osmeña and Speaker Manuel Quezon differ over terms, with Quezon asserting doors are closed to any new agreement despite ongoing fight until a majority decides.
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Baguio
Quezon
Mrs Sankey Jailed for Boettcher Kidnap Trial
Mrs Fer Muo Sankey wife of a notorious kidnapper was jailed after buying Lees brought from St Paul to face a federal charge in the 60 000 ransom kidnapping of Charlen Boelt thor Bouyer broker indicted by a federal grand jury at Deadwood. She was held under a 10000 bond during a seven hour trip to the county jail and maintains patriotic defense. Verne Sankey her husband a former rancher near Chamberlain SD faces an award for the Boettcher case.
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Sioux Falls
S. OG
Fer Muo Sankey
Kidnayer
Lees
St. Paul
Charlen Boelt Thor
Bouyer Brokar
Deadwood
Verne Sankey
Chamberlain
Former Weld School Man H L Caillat Dies
Tolnatowe, Luna 28. Ward recalls the death of H L Caillat former superintendent of Johnatownacho in Beverly Hills California on June 15. Caillat was superintendent during the Johnatown consolidators high school construction. After completion he resigned and moved to California with his family. Survived by wife a daughter and two sons. Before Johnatown he supervised 48 Wellington schools.
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Tolnatowe
Luna
H. Ly Caillat
Jannatawnacho
Beverly Alm
Calif
Caillot
Johnatowa
Johnatown
Wellington
Ten new Hacky Mountain spotted cases in Wyoming report
Cheyenne Wyoming reports ten new cases of Hacky Mountain spotted fever in the past week, raising total cases to around ninety with ten deaths to date. The health department notes a peak in the outbreak has passed and the number of new cases has since declined.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramie Poudre Loan Applications and State Projects
Laramie Poudre sought 90000 from R F G for irrigation and Serigalian works. The Metropolitan Colorado Project totaling 1400000 was turned over to Dublin Works Administration. A Sunday Balmbow company attempted to borrow 15000 and sought 175000 for holdings, with 161006 interest noted.
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Caranio
Thane
Maunes Corporaton
ALEC
Mét
Dublin, Works Administration
Syn
Wis Ony
Frantelivrat Balnbow Company
Prohibition Repeal Vote Certifying Order Blocked
A temporary order stopped the Los Angeles Board of Supervisors from canvassing or certifying the result of the prohibition repeal vote. The judge restrained officials as the state election on the eighteenth amendment repeal moves forward while other items in the day’s docket included a two per cent sales tax bill debated by Henry Horney.
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L. A. Board
Anancated
Cera Fog Angelas
Jung
Pon Peli¢Lar
Mehard M. Cannon
Alabop Jamga Cannon
Saul
Brak O. H. Sayong
Hartley Shaw
Treas
Eversor Ienry Horney
Johnstown Sugar Cutter Burt Parker Hurt In Factory Accident
Burt Parker a sugar cutter at the Johnstown sugar factory is reported in serious condition after a Sunday morning accident. He suffered multiple broken bones and a cracked thigh bone along with internal injuries. extent of internal injuries not yet determined. Also note farm price increases reported by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics in Washington.
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Burt Parker
Johnstown
Soluastown
Juba
Ugar
Australians Consider Wheat Reduction Scheme
A Baed dispatch from London reports Australian officials propose a wheat reduction plan to be presented to delegates from the United States Canada and Argentina. Stanley M. Brown of the Australian High Commission urged that Europe be engaged before the Australian states commit to any scheme, outlining conditions for consensus and cooperation.
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Lodo
Tas
Austentiann
Lnte
Canada
Stanley M. Bruwn
High Commissiones
London
Whfely
Rome
Heat Continues Then U S Weather Affects Crops
Heat across much of the nation kept pressure on crops with drought-stricken areas from Iowa to Wisconsin Missouri and Minnesota facing continued moisture deficits. Forecasters urged irrigation as several states endured a fourth day of high temperatures though some relief arrived with scattered thunderstorms in the Midwest breadbasket.
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Chicago
Iawa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Michlgay
Colorado
Plane that flew Wallace to Salina burned again
An airliner carrying Wallace to Salina caught fire and burned near Goodland after a forced landing. Four passengers escaped. a fuel tank explosion destroyed the cabin, and officials investigated the blaze involving aviation secretary Wallace and a secretary from Kanesa.
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Wallace
Salina
Etary
Kanean
Walla
Gily
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H. L. Caillett
Weld
Scorchy Smith
Leo
Mar. Maudy
Sonsder
Ted
Bobby Hat
Lyde Roverts
Steno
Adrena
Tha Chapeau
Whith
Laramie-Poudre
R.F.G
Amsocstel
Washington
Bureau of Agriccultural Economics
Valley of Sweets
Sth
Tribune’s
World Newspaper Fair
Tribune Community Center
U.S
Greeley Amusement Park
Vic Schilling
Tls “Orchestra
Independent Truckmen's Association
Sunset Pavilion
Joe Pavily
George Arliss i
RIDE
Romeo
Rober Montgomery
Sally Eilers
Madge -Evans
Sone
Ubodiand
Kandunn
United States
Almyays
Wich
Monty A. Weines
Secr
Janet
Henry Gaynor
Garat
Hunming
Giznii Ing. Oer
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FRIDA
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Greta’ Nissen
Dynami
Lee Tracy
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Alan Dinehart
Walter Con
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