Shooting Trial At Buckinghham Courthouse Hears Slugging Claims
A chaotic courtroom session centers on double shooting near Buckinghams county. Key figure Mrs Latlett accuses Campbell of firing a pistol at her after an altercation. Evidence includes witness testimony, a tractor mishap, and disputed romantic ties with Mrs Hallett.
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X_ Hallett
Oleg Ram
Nee Steplett
Fumphatl
Latlett
Dainty Apy
Uadett
le Atatelet
Miz. Hallett
Llxonot Greeley
Oskisal
Thaymplandag
Caron N Edwarda
Buckie Hao Ator
Governor Urged Bond Support By Colorado Chambers
Civic leaders and chambers of commerce in Colorado urged support for a proposed bond issue. The governor’s public statement on the matter followed coordinated lobbying, emphasizing local development and statewide economic benefits amid opposition from some groups.
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Ereas
Chambers of Commerce
Atte Teleby
Colorado
Trails in First 18 Holes amid Shksippi tourney play
In Shksippi voll tournament action 18 holes of 26 were completed today as Athletes including Zell Eaton and Lainton vie to defend title. Notable scores surfaced as the field tightened with several players within reach of the lead.
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Askelaied
Tung
Zell Eaton
Indian Motif Opens New Kiva Theatre Friday
The Kiva Theatre debuts with an Indian motif featuring bold drapes in totem-like patterns and colorful decorations. New sound gear, seating, and a distinctive lobby mark the launch by Griffith Amusement and Westland Theatres Inc, with daily shows from 2 pm to midnight and a late midnight Saturday program.
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Alz
Kivayn Biel
Tample
Riva
DeVille
Tormedy
Griffith Amusement Company
OkTa+ aoe Ulty
Tin Westland ‘Theatres, Inc
Colorado Vesporation
Theatresite Pueblo
Colorado Springs
R. B. Griffith
T. B. Noble
Maneger
Sugar industry talks advance on stabilizing prices
Washington report notes progress toward a plan to stabilize sugar prices after a long Sugar Industry leaders meeting. A subcommittee was formed to draft a plan but has only tackled subsystems of the overall issue and no definite agreement has been presented yet.
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Washington
Sywna
Leon
20 Million Wheat Bonus Planned for Kansas Farmers
Tasquerated Press reports Secretary Henry A. Wallace told a Baling audience that about 20.4 million dollars in cash will be paid to Kansas wheat farmers by mid September under the administration acreage reduction plan. Two thirds is a current bonus. one third will be paid after proof of pranks is furnished. The plan aims to distribute 100 million nationwide among wheat growers who reduce their planted acres.
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Baling
Kan
Henry A. Wallace
Kansay
Ita
Wallace
Cummings Roused Sugar Delegates at Washington Conference
Representative Fred Cummicga of Fort Colling, former boot growers head, stirred 150 delegates Tuesday at a sugar conference. He warned that continued appeasement would end with no progress, drawing a nine ovation as he urged action. The assembly adopted a resolution naming Dr John Leo Coulter permanent chairman of the committee to draft tentative trade proposals.
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Fred Cummicga
Fort Colling
Bootgrowers’ Organization
Wot Hive
Waoubington
Cummings
John Leo Coulter
Camp Fire Girls Parade Entry After Fourth of July
Camp Fire Girls from Grealey and st elnfty receive a decorated bus courtesy of the Greeler Transportation Company. The girls in fancy costumes assemble at Seventh Avenue and Twelfth Street on July 4 and may use the bus for the parade.
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Grealey
St *Elnfty
Greeler Transportation, Company
Seventh Avenue
Twelfth Street
Spud Rodeo Promises Timely Start and Big Events
Officials announced Spud Rodeo will begin at the scheduled hour on July 4 at Inland Grove Park. Mayors from county towns will attend with hotel and radio sponsors while rostered rodeo events offer purses from 60 to 125 dollars including steer riding and steer wrestling.
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Inland Grove Park
Ghamora’ Ewing
Camfield Hotel
H. B. Groom
KPIGA
Allold
Ranuiro
Ralf
Greyley
Teachers College Week Calendar Promotes Faculty Events
Thursday calends list a faculty dinner at the President's office for visiting faculty men and wives with invitations by June 28 1969. The calendar notes a high school style concert band at Lincoln Park College dance and a worded event tally for other campus activities.
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Bisa Guvenul
Lincoln Park
Collega
Watwaro Bolt
Sharkey and Carnera Heavyweight Title Prep Report
New York February 29 Jack Sharkey heavyweight champion weighed 200 pounds for his 16 round bout with Primo Carnera at Madison Square Garden Long Island City. Carnera weighed 260 pounds giving a 69% pound edge, biggest such gap since 1919. Sharkey and Carnera traded taunts as they warmed up with the bout to be watched by Tribune readers. Accuracy of crowd and weather notes not verified by official sources.
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New York
Fane
Jack Sharkey
Peli Carnora
Gealey
Afule Auvette Comimigutua
Lille
Madison Square Garder Bowl
Ict Wradler
Aomo
Cernera
Aince
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Toledo
Thor
Sharkey
Nentle
Carnira
Carnarine
Carnara
Ahune
Local buyers pay to farmers in wheat and beans market
Local buyers pay farmers in a June report listing spring wheat and winter wheat prices. An entry shows new Pinto beans and related grain notes. The fragment mentions Michigan connections and a Berlsy-84 line, indicating regional commodity trading details in a terse market item.
Divercad Woman Kills Ssif
In Seattle on June 28 a woman killed her husband claiming to teach him a lesson amid a divorce dispute. Police report the couple, Samal and Bra. Pauly Trowbridge, were in Bill Green area when the incident occurred. The coroner deputy noted the stabbing as the couple’s latest conflict.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Pauly Trowbridge
Depu- Hox
Samal Trowbridge
Silof
Bill
Rural Letter Carriers and Auxiliary Convene July 1 2
Rural Letter Carriers and Auxiliary plan a two day gathering July 1 and 2 at Island Grove with Charles F. Johnson in charge of preparations. Activities include a 9:30 a.m. registration period, 2:30 p.m. meeting, a vocation by Rev. Stroll, an address by Postmaster D. Greigg, songs, and later entertainments. A banquet at 6:80 p.m. at Fimat Presbyterian church follows a morning program. A Sunday breakfast at the Marshalt cafeteria and a softball game at Island Grove park are scheduled.
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D. &. Greigg
Creoley
Prealdantie D. Morgan
Nurlingston
Goodwin
Wink
Billy Gordon Farner
Dorothy Coxkley
Washington Oil Odtfrene
Somston
Greeley High Band Concert Tonight Directed by Faulkner
Greeley High Band performs this evening at Lincoln Park under conductor Ronald Faulkner. The program features Chandos Overture Lustonel Overture La Golondrina and Openshaw trumpet solo by Roland Roberts, with expected pieces including Altera Loves Sounds and World Kenetic Mnuderer.
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Roland Roberts
Teywmpertor
Livestey Ithachoul
Llncoln Park
Tila Aventor
Ronald Faulkner
Aaltra Lova
Openshaw
Roland Roberts Waster
World Kenetic
Mnuderer
Governor taps Colorado delegates to Platte River talks
Governor Johnson selected four Colorado delegates to a conference in July addressing water diversions on the North Platte river. Named were Hobart Wright of Sterling Senator Noel C. Warren Kurt Colina Charing Wheeler Groeley Paul P. Prosser Adolph Zarb and MC Hinds Waser of Denver accompanying the effort to resolve differences among Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska.
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Danver
Johnson
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
North Platte
Flobart Wright
Sterling
Nolo C. Warren
Kurt Colina
Charing Wheater
Groeley
Paul P. Prosser
Adolph Zabg
M.C. Hinds Waser
Denver
Farmers Must Pay for Injury to Man in the Strike Riot
A district court ruled that Aretile Te King of Grove City must receive 1550 in damages for injuries from a strike riot last October. King, claiming a fractured skull after driving into Howard Lake with livestock, sought 23,000. Ten defendants were dismissed as not participating in the disturbance at livestock marketing.
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Associated Press
Duffle
Ming
Twalve
Aretile
King
Grove City
Haturhance
Aho
Howard Lake
Cars collide on Elevnth avenue road in Greeley crash
Golliston residents Ts G Norsia of Evane and John Philpott Jr of 1221 Lighthouse Street, Greeley, had their cars damaged after a left front wheel hook at an intersection on Wednesday evening. No injuries reported. Passengers Dick Launchhaugl Terri Mynr Marty Strode and Novela were present.
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Ts. G. Norsia
Evane
John Philpott Jr
Lighthigtreet
Greeley
Thay
Wheat Advances Amid Nervous Close and Grain Decline
Chicago grain markets show Wheat rising late but near trip low as heat devastates crops in the northwest with spring wheat losses reported and final prices mixed for Wheat Corn and Oats. Nearby notes mention the death of comedian Fatty Arbuckle in New York after a heart attack.
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Ghhiago
Authoritariyn
Bray
Lom
Chicago
Qatar
Deasie
New York
Reacos
Fatty) Arbuckle
Tribune Phone Numbers for Society and Local News
Tribune lists contact numbers for society pages, local news, editorial desk, advertising, printing, and subscriptions. Provides direct lines for departments including society, editorial, and circulation to reach staff and submit items.
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Tribune
Editoeta
Buameda
Inflation and investigation into Pueblo Service Company origins
An examiner reports inflation of utility costs tied to the Public Service Company of Colorado and details a 1924 formation, stock growth, and a federal trade commission probe. Counsel Tedtykte and Haring respond to questions about municipal oil plant deals and Colorado Springs campaign financing tied to the Pueblo Service Company, which supplies electricity to Greeley.
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Treva Wanlington
Bogar Ot
Dares
Lalit the Foreyat Trade Commission
Thik Batween
Lio Milile Service Company of
Colorado
Maury J, Doterty & Company
Tedtykte
Lom
Ultitles Bariaa
Yable Service Company of
Colvrato
Det
Cujyuel
Vortley
United Hydroelectric Company
Georgetuwh
Colony Tha Malis Service
Robert Burns
Lha Pablly Service Lompany
Colomile
Forpal
Dirkuyy
Poriml
Tape Fervicn Company of Colorale Hora
Ollor
Witch
Leanmalsaten
Te Poblly Service Company
Harnas Tesuittors
Toor Henly
Misasion
Haring
Cemdny di Ite
Attort
Colobrado
Harnos
Gt Hint Tina O Gaa Pina Sino Sas Voli
Ania Fila
Ngayat
Duteite
Srurinipal Ayatim
Cotet
Colorada Baielaga
Db Wan
Fei Ebellan Coloradg’ Springs
Poole Rere
Mercury Hits Century Mark at Angay Factory Reading
Weather report notes a new high of 100 degrees at the Angay factory on Wednesday. The next four days show hot conditions with low winds and poor air quality, sections of the egg severely damaged and wheat production near failure.
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Angay Factory
Mercury China
Masini
Students of 32 States in School Here
Students from 32 states attend Colorado State Teachers College summer session with 902 Colorado registrations. Nebraska leads outside Colorado with 64 students, Texas second with 24, Kansas and Wyoming third with 20, and others from Alabama to Wisconsin are noted.
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Simmer
Colorado
Stat Teachers College
Nebraska
Texas
Kansas
VW Wyandlny
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
Cail Tavata
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Idaho
Mints
Indians
Kentucky
Minegola
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexia
North Don
Oregon
Pennsylvvania
South Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Wiaconsin
Commodity Prices Show Steady Gain
Washington reports commodity prices continuing a steady rise into late June. The Index for week ending June 24 rose to 85.1 from 68.8 on June 3 and 63.8 on May 27. Yearly 1925 base averages persist at 16, with farm products hides leather wax fuel and mining materials among the strongest movers.
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Washington
Labor Department
Averigo Pricat
Blagést Increrse
Sfarm
Ony
Ery
ESAS
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Kiva Theatre
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Tasquerated Press
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Bors
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Camp Fire Girls
Spud Rodeo
Teachers College
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Champ
Gordon Mose
Tribune Associated Frees Service
Earl Blick
Svory
Ssif
Greeley High
Cage
Golliston
Fatty Arbuckle
Public Service of Colorado
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