Acreage ignored by benefit plan stirs farmer protest
A distorted report details farmers in Colorado and other states protesting a government parity payment plan under the Touor-Costigan bill. It notes that eligibility hinges on past performance, acreage, and sugar-section quotas, with payments likely pegged to five-year averages and parity prices.
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CS United State Farmers
Touor-Costigan
Colorado
Vara Yonex Dickey
Barne
Leon
Wong Wo Yen
EH Lo
Unclear text fragment regarding Lupton case and arrests
Fragmentary report mentions Lupton and Gardiner, a Friday event, sheriff involvement, a car theft during a hold, and an investigation leading to Denver and Navine. Details are garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete names.
Cotton Wins Scottish Open Title
In a crowded course, Cotton claimed the Scottish Open title with a record-tying pace. A 67 front nine and solid finish carried him past competitors as Americans faced strong showings. Weather and forest restrictions added tension, with an emergency declaration affecting local events.
TLL Rogers Says: Aviation Advances and Public Duty
A scrambled passage reflects on TLL Rogers criticizing delays in aviation progress and government action. It discusses respect for aviation advancement, the need to deploy pilots and aircraft, and suggests accountability for leaders who hinder national service and innovation.
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Rayerly
Lal Torgut
Simmy Wetlett
Dodt
Aother
Tle
Walt
Wilucia
Avinon
General Strike Threat Looms on Milwaukee Power Plant
A general strike threat were issued by the Milwaukee Federal Trade Council if the Afrika company dispute remains unsettled by 8 00 am Monday. Sheriff Shimmers met workers at the Lakeside power plant as a walkout warning circulated. Separate report notes a June gold strike at a claim in Mancoa with promising ore yields and significant gold and silver shown by owner statements.
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Milwaukee
Milwaker Federal ‘Trade Council
Afrika
Joseph J. Shimmers
Lakeside
Mancoa
Charles Starr
Governor Langer Sentenced in Federal Conspiracy Case
Governor Langer, a Republican nominee, was sentenced in federal court to one month in prison and a $10,000 fine for conspiracy to defraud the United States government. Four others were found guilty earlier, with the case tied to maintenance of government funds and related activities.
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Pasaoolalal
Fargo
Langer
Coenday
United States
Andren Ailler
Tanger
Administration
Oklahoma Candidate’s Car Riddled by Unknown Shooter
Oliver Willy, Democratic gubernatorial hopeful from Maskages, reported his car was attacked on the Oklahoma City to Tulsa route. An unidentified man struck the vehicle with plated bullets, firing through the windshield and into the front doors. no injuries were stated.
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Okla
Oliver Willy
Maskages
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Tilly
You Are Not Too Late Contest Offer Remains Open
The note urges participation in the Tbuye Write An AG contest, noting many entries but errors found. Prizes total 3250 dollars usable at 35 merchants, plus two free Sterling Theatre tickets for all entrants.
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Sterling Theatre
Roosevelt Defends Policies Amid New Governmental Plan
The article reports President Roosevelt defending his policies and praising the new governmental structure. He lauds the last session and the partisanship of members while urging individuals to judge their own recovery and finances based on personal conditions. The piece frames gains cited as justification for the course.
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Washington
Jin
Greeley Spud Rodeo Parade Details Announced
Officials announced Greeley’s Spud Rodeo parade start time for next Wednesday morning at 0 elurk with attendees urged to arrive by 8:45. The procession will travel north on Fifth Avenue to Pitth Street then along Jf Street to Ninth, continue to Eleventh and end at the Sterling bleachers where judges will award prizes for organization, individuals, out of town entries, clowns, and commercial entrants.
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Greeley
Faweth
Tuly
Jf Atreet
Ninth
Emac
Ninth Avanus
Tabih Street
Eleventh
Moath. Mint
Sin Plarity
Mledowt
Ara
Seventh Avenue
Ertelea
Twelfth Street
Avensia
Trouth
Seventh Avyeaur
Wack Tachg Arth
Seventamque
Mack
Coimmersal
Thirteenth Street
Uising
Liquor Sellers Push Government Regulation Debate
Washington June 39 The men who sell liquor and beer urge federal action to regulate wholesale distribution. Officials say a draft permit system may be studied under Roosevelt and Hourevelt. Spokesmen argue many sellers entered the business at sacrifice prices and fear entry restrictions. Back rental dispute involves Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority house. judge awards $30 amid ongoing collection efforts.
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Weshington
Sliaely
Joseph E. Chonle Jr
Heer Coke
FACA
Tha Power Co
Mynor
Desiers
Low
Ar. Roosevelt
Heer
U S Demands German Belated Debts Payment
Washington June 26 The United States protested German discrimination against America by suspending external debt payments and urged Germany to make every effort to pay. Rudolf Lettner, the German chargé d affaires, delivered a strongly worded note stating the U S was aware of Germany’s financial troubles but blamed Germany for the situation.
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Waatington
United
Almerica
Germany
Rudolf Lettner
Aftairos
United States
Waa
President forms security committee for coming Congress session
President Washington appoints a security committee to prepare for the next congress session. The panel includes Morgenthau Perkins Wallace Attorney General Cummings and Milly Ly Hoping with Roosevelt authorized to name an advisory council of 45 to 20 national leaders in labor welfare industry commerce and government. A supporting board will gather facts and coordinate work to study unemployment old age employability industrial unrest and related economic issues.
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Washington
Congress
Morgenthau
Perkins
Wallace
Aatonney
Cummings
Milly Ly Hoping
Moosevelt
Atliicheil
White House
Water Meet Underway For Colorado River Allocation Row
Denver June 8 The four state delegates gather for the four state water conference to map a plan for the Colorado river basin. Edward T. Waylow, a representative from the fourth district, arrived from Washington and pledged support as Wyoming New Mexico and Ute delegates prepare to discuss division of 7 500 200 acre feet awarded by the Colorado River comp. Contention is evident as Demands exceed the award with engineers note.
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tAveidated Movay
Denver
Colorada
Runiot
Fontager Colorada
Larpelyi
Colorado
Edward T.i
Vayloy
Fourth District
Washington
Roncrd
Hic
Wyoming
Win
Child misadventure at Greeley hospital described
A six year old girl from Route 1 Box 107 was brought to Greeley hospital Friday morning following an incident involving parsnips? and a pea green mixture. The attending physician reported the child grew faint and was soon discharged from the hospital.
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Mary Altea Nelson
Greeley Hospital
Paris
Puyel- Elon Eaks
Family Affair Splits Washington Political Circle
In a tense Washington scene the White House circles discuss Ellatt and a split with the alternate crowd. Major mail contract holders gain influence as the nation leans toward commerce. internal executive family friction prompts a cautious approach to public roles. Continued on Page 11.
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Washington
Housevelt
Ellatt
Blifole
Familly
Teachers College Daily Schedule Friday and Sunday Events
The schedule lists Friday at 3:00 p.m. Gallege Danse at War Nieco Ballroom and 7:90 p.m. Sunday Union Church Services with all local churches joining Band Stand on the campus. Reverend A. F. Zimmerman, College Chaplain, will be the speaker.
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Baal
Her. A. F. Zimmerman
Ault Woman Dies From Weed Fire Igniting Clothes
Mrs Tawra Pi, 35, of west of Aul, died early Friday morning after a weed fire ignited her clothing at a site near Wienved trash. Mrs Fine, wife of Gondeliric beet worker, suffered severe burns. large portions of her body were burned before the flames were extinguished.
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Critthaig
Tawra Pi
West of
Aul
Rie iGreuloy Lospila
Fine
Governor Jolson Medta Meets Highway Committee Officials
Governor Jolson Medta held talks with the Highway Committee and state board members on June 29 to align budget plans for federal funding. Johnson noted past delays as the board sought federal approval, with projects awaiting consensus between the state highway department and federal agencies.
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Jolson Medta
Trager
Governr
EL Jobson
Andrak
United
Johnson
State Highway Department
Federal
New Steel Board Opens Amid Labor Peace Effort
Washington reports a new national steel labor relations board formed by President Roosevelt aiming to ease industry tensions. Judge Walter Stacy, head of the board, states no action until members settle existing debts and clarify positions. Secretary Torkins meets with leaders to discuss the approach.
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Washington
Inna
National Steel Labor Relations Year
Awittly
Borthé
Torkins
Roosevelt
Walter Stacy
North Ceralinn Supreme Court
Batd
Booze Vendor Swarm Infiltrates Greeley Market
A large crowd gathered in Greeley as liquor licenses drew attention from Denver bidders and local realtors. Officials opened county court proceedings to host a license survey on Thursday, aiming to regulate new outlets. Competition risks crowded vacancies and price suppression, say inspectors.
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Crueluy
Timaday
Venttors
The
Tribune
Thay
Glotes, Owoly
Ogier Aapenwerd
Tulkiling Bn
Frealey
Vecause
Goollar
Nancy
Wille Aberteal
Denver Man Sues Mother-in-Law Over Persecution Claim
Denver resident names his mother in law Mrs Loretto Mundy as defendant in a suit seeking damages over alleged threats and alienation of affection. The complaint accuses Mundy of coercive conduct and attempts to influence a marriage, with a disputed motive tied to marital conflict and social tensions in Leadville and Denver.
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Denver
inIaw
Loretto Mundy
L. Smith
Ikver
Agamnat
Leadville
Suilth
Mera
Mainty
Uhidys
Galorade
Vonplaint
Res
Mandy
Eabward
Htatier
Gent
Bint Atouy
Fiauy Lolter
Kine
Ate Tentions
Alva
Sint
Selinet
Ciy
Postal Robbery Across States Sparks Suspicion in Kansas
Roughly dressed men robbed a payroll near a railroad station transferring sacks of currency totaling about 21 500, with a larger national total of 1 04 566 allocated for July relief including Colorado drought aid and a windfall of funds for teachers and research. The capture attempts and movements are detailed as a coordinated tense sequence across crossings and towns. Washington announced July relief allocations with Colorado receiving 1 00 000 drought aid and 325 000 transient funds among others.
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Castewatert Pease Hrawatomniv
Vwitin Vistas
Eld Uy
Georges Harrison
Vostal
Yobbeu Nim
Foren
Harrison
Sturcind
Colorado
Washington
Relief Administration
Cattle Buying Plan Starts for Colorado Counties
The federal drought relief cattle purchase plan began in Colorado counties with plans for rapid start. Officials from Colorado Agricultural College extend the program to other counties as emergency drought measures proceed. Purchases target slaughter for canning meat for Colorado families, with projects approved across multiple towns and counties and shipments to packing plants under state and federal inspection.
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Fort Colilis
Colorado
B. A. Anterann
Calorile Agriculural College Extensiow
W. D. Mdwell
Re Met Corporation
Warn
Ent
Lincoln
Fins Aninas
Prawery
Olera Couttion
Aly
Caluyado
Anderson Guid
Cai
Tidwell
Ital Work
Heanttin
Bishop Denounces Reno Divorces of Roosevelt Family
The Living Church, Milwaukee based, reports that Bishop of Central New York criticized President Roosevelt's policy amid Reno divorce cases involving the Roosevelt family. He argues the issue harms the family and reflects poorly on the church, urging restraint and unity within the clergy.
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Bishop
Reno
Roosevelt
Avanelates
Living Church
Epistpad
Thucel
Mibwauke
Charles Isk
New York
Trac Uy
Brosevett
Tin
Willeh
Council Warns of Airport Danger in Greeley Report
An official alert cites hazards at Greeley airport amid needed repairs on runways and lighting. The plan involves grading, leveling, sand clearing, and relocating lights to align with runway ends, following a night overflight by a military plane due to bad weather.
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Aunoller
Greeley
Han
Snetes
Starkay
Careteer
Codtell
Starkey
M. Doswers
Goverment Airways Quechanichin
Gregley
Win Prean Anpronci Ughta
Starkayain Army
Furcail
Jamil
Woman jailed for assault on ex-mother-in-law
Mrs. Helen Lazaroff Markoff, former wife of Lula Markoff of Puritan, was found guilty of assault and battery against her ex-husband’s mother, Mrs. Patricia Markoff, by Justices EG and gual. She was fined about $30 and jailed for nonpayment. Sophia Ellett was found not guilty.
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Helen Lazaroff Markoff
Lula Markoff
Puritan
Patricia Markoff
Sophia Ellett
Imc
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