Post and Gatty Rush Toward Edmonton in Flight
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty resumed their round the world flight from Nome after lengthy rest. The Winnie Mae landed at Nome and refueled with eight mechanics checking the craft. Gatty suffered a wounded arm but both pilots planned a three thirty p m takeoff, aiming for Edmonton as they continue toward Siberia, with heavy gasoline loads and a cautious schedule.
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Fire Horse
Yukon
Wiley
Harold Gutty
Currie
Ter
Alr
Melcy
Winnie. Mac
Wight
Winnie Mae
Altho Hoth
Sotira
Solomon
Gatty
Ledquies
Newie
Mejoy
Pacific Ocean
Nome
Ben
Edmonton
Detroit
Joms
Alaska
Jong Orough
Wiley Post
Harold Ty
Lctorn
Airba
B. D
Fern
Khabvek
Siberle
Harold Gatty
Canada
New York
Moffat Road Plans $1.25 Million in Line Improvements
The Denver Post reports the Moffat road will invest about $1.25 million to upgrade its line under a joint track agreement with the Denver and Rio Grande. The work aims to suit transcontinental traffic in the Dotsero cutoff era, with Rio Grande plans to file for permission to build the $3.5 million Dotsero project.
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Denver
Denver Post
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Post
Rio Grande
June Record For Hot Day Equalled Sunday
The thermometer at Greeley sugar factory rose to 100 degrees, tying the June record set earlier in the year. Weatherman C. H. Scott notes hot weather is typical for July and August, with the highest recall being 104 in Granley on July 16, 1926.
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Poink
Greeley Sugar Factory
C. H. Scott
Mr. Scott
Granley
Petition Demands Cleomargarine Referendum Vote
Denver June 30 petition filed with the secretary of state seeks referral of house Bill No. 10 to a public vote at the next election. The measure imposes 15 cents per pound tax on all non animal fat margarine except fat content 46 percent or more with 2 percent tolerance. Manufacturers pay a $25 tax. Also noting Mrs. C B Brae injured by a fall from a porch, fracturing the shoulder joint. recovery expected to take weeks.
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Denver
Atote
Plummer, Hotchkise
Anderson
Mabfield
Tribune Phone Numbers for Society News and Ads
The Tribune lists contact numbers for society items, local briefs, ether news, editorial offices, business inquiries, advertising, job printing, and subscriptions. Readers are directed to these lines for submissions, notices, and support services.
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Tribune
Nation Must Take Leadership To Save Self
Dr. George B. Raiguel, international affairs expert, told 3,500 attendees at Colorado Teachers College that the United States must consciously answer the leadership call being sent by other nations. He warned that failure to respond could invite distress from any source, urging proactive action in global leadership.
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Raiguel
United States
George B. Raiguel
Gunter Hall
Colorado Teachers College
Morning Fourth of July sports offer huge prizes
Morning program at 10 20 p m on July fourth at 96 Ninth Street features first seven events and the tenth awarding merchandise orders and cash prizes. Various dash races for boys and girls under 16, tricycle race, novelty races, roller skate events, and a ladies auto driving contest promise prizes of multiple merchandise orders and cash sums.
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Liberal Pri
Ninth Street
Prises
Girla Ander
Tay Ant
Tollo
Vosmera case ends in favor of defendant in Platteville district court
Judge 0 C Coffin rendered the verdict Monday in the Cobras Cobras v Vosmera suit over farm land division northwest of Platteville. The court upheld the line from L L Stimann survey. Private road access will remain open to both farms. G H Bradfield defended the defendant.
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0. C. Coffin
N. B. Cobras Saninst J. F. Vosmera
Platteville
Vosmera
L. L. Stimann
Jolut Uaa
G. H. Bradfield
Demand for Hopper Poison Grows in County
Rising demand for hopper poison to curb growing granshopper numbers prompts county programs. A poison mixing station aids local farmers. 5508 pounds contracted for Tue Wed Thu delivery and 49400 pounds requested for Friday. Poison is also dispensed to farmers who mix their own blends.
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Ugact
Ida Johnson Well progress near August 1 aim
The Ida Johnson well reached 696 feet by 6 PM Monday amid boiler trouble from bad water slowing progress. Drilling crews reported a strong wall, with hopes of completion before August 1. At 3 PM Monday, June 23, the well stood at 5740 feet and the drilling pace added 220 feet in the past week as delays continued.
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Ida Johnson
Bolléy
Jane
Beet Analysis Daily Is Plan for Each Man
Great Western Sugar plans individualized beet sugar tests for each grower under the 1981 contract. Sidney Osborne, chief chemist, says preparations include new equipment, more laboratories, and extra staff to sample beets and determine average sugar content for final settlements.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Sidney Osborne
Great Western
Osborne
Former Denver Mayor Johnson Dies After Short Illness
Henry Johnson, 78, longtime Denver figure and former county judge turned federal district attorney, died at his home after pneumonia. He led the Colorado Prison Association from 1903 to 1909 and remained active in law practice until a recent illness. Leo Shields paid $16.50 in police court after pleading intoxicated.
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Denyer
Henry’v
Leo Shields
Leading Tribune Scoreboard Today in Campaign Photos
Photographers Barber and Bauer feature Mrs Lole Bauer and Mrs Ernestine Poland among leaders in the Tribune subscription campaign scoreboard Event showcases prominent local figures guiding readers to subscribe.
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Tribune
Barber
David Bauer
Greeley
Lole Bauer
Mise Ernestine Poland
D. M. Farle
No Admission To Be Charged for Spud Rodeo Here
The Greeley Spud Rodeo at Jnland Grove park on July 1 and 4 will have free admission. Seats will be charged as usual. tickets are on sale at the chamber of commerce office Elekta Invenue and Seventh street. Heavy early demand suggests record attendance. no change in admission policy.
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Greeley
Jnland Grove Park
Chamber of Commerce
Elekta Invenue
Seventh Street
Important Notice to Tribune Candidates
Candidates must be vetted in their district and notified by July 2. Those failing to report by June 24 risk competing in districts where their names last appeared. Active candidates must report to Daily Income Department with at least one year of a Greeley Daily Tribune subscription by July 3.
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Daily Income Department
Greeley Daily Tribune
Trains Watched in City for Alleged Murderer
Deputy J D Hamman and Dwight Cling of Greeley watched Union Pacific freight trains through Greeley and La Salle Monday night trying to catch an alleged murderer named Wie Nama or Comstock. Sheriff Carrol and Choyarmo deputies aided the search. The suspect was said to have shot a man near Laranis Tran 184 and was believed to be riding. The La Salle search yielded no results.
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J. D. Hamman
Dwight Cling
Greeley
U.P
Gresley
LaSally
Carrol
Choyarmo
Wie Nama
Comstock
Laranis
la Salle
Beebe Draw Leases to Midwest Filed
Beebe Draw leases covering multiple sections in 266 and 35 were filed this week. The documents list Alonso Dawson and associates, with reference to Midwest Hafining Company in a community project.
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Beebe Draw
Midwest
Midwest Hafining Company
Tuesaday
Alfonso Dawson
Wits
Garort
Six Scheduled To Take Naturalization Exam
Six persons were to appear before a district court examiner on Wednesday to take tests for naturalization. Names include Nancy May McCracken of Eaton and others from Windsor Longmont Galeton Gresley and Alton Missouri. One man, Tegtmann, faces forgery and highway robbery counts in Phillips.
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Gatrict Court
Nancy May McCrackan
Eaton
Pater Schmidt
Windsor
Peter Bekolt
Longmont
N. P. Lindaburg
Galeton
Larlett Strand
Barnard Atrand
Gresley
Tegtmann
Miesouri
Albert Pulllipa
Alton
C. L. Pyld
Offlaur W. OG
Phillips
Tegtmann Gald
Local buyers pay to farmers market report
Local buyers pay to farmers as a June tender shows beans traded for pinto white beans. The note mentions Bulterfat and June 20 proceedings with unidentified participants.
Insanity Plea in Marriott Murder Case Questions Motives
Morgan county sheriff reports John Schopflin plans an insanity defense to avoid hanging for the Enid Marriott murder. He may be shielding others, with 600 dollars in rewards posted by Colorado Educational Association and local authorities. A cautious public questions inconsistencies in his confession and the timing of the crime, while his friend John Grabbe is released from custody.
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John Schopfflin
Build Marriott
Johnston
Schopflin
Graths
Enid Marriott
Colorido Educational Association
Morgan County
Ralph I. Drejman
Fort Morgan
Schopfiin
Stockton
Calif
Diem
Apreeta
Marriott
John Schopfiin
Bijou
Tribune
Schopiia Saya
Smurder
Almenaca
Rome
Altho
Scopilin
Tribung
Molander Suit Is Started on Tuesday
Molander sues Harold S Woodward administrator of the Kinsella estate in district court to force payment of a $3,000 note allegedly given by Kinsella before death. J M B Petzikin challenges ownership, claims no interest, while A H Erickson and K L OConnell represent the plaintiff. Woodward and Petzikin deny knowledge of the note and argue district court lacks jurisdiction, seeking county court as proper venue.
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Seit
A. EB
Molander
Harold S$. Woodward
W. EB
Kinsella Estate
Kinsella
Staint
Peckham
J. M. B. Petzikin
Gresley
A. H. Erickson
K. L.o'connell
Denver
Clay R. Apple
Woodward
John Honigrson
Petzikin
Tha Ao Dom
Johnstown Pea Huller Report Sent in June
Local pea huller at be the Kunar Empson company counting acreage in this period. Yield reported as normal, with figures similar to last year.
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Johnstown
Kunar-Empson Company Couning
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