Feddersen Suit Dismissed by Appellate Court
The Denver court of appeals dismissed a suit brought by Cresley automobile agency against Hurt and Ward, alleging attempts to force a dealer out of business and to maintain an inferior franchise. The ruling follows a federal judge’s finding the case lacked a surviving claim. The decision ends a dispute tied to dealership terms and implied conspiracy claims in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Court of Appeals
Mltrust Hanne
Cresley Automobile Agency
Hurtac Motor Car Compan
Detroit
Fred Ward
Denver Hudson
Fedderson Waters, Inc
Gresley
Greeley
Hawaii statehood bill faces opposition amid stalled votes
The House tentatively approves a Hawaii legislation while Alaska statehood efforts are debated. Opposition and delays mark the session as lawmakers push toward a final veto decision, with timing uncertain and partisan tensions evident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandington
Louoriow
Alaska
Weather Lovis 24 Hour Outlook For Four States
For 24 hours ending 8 on Sunday lots of low temperatures and windy conditions. Colorado shows partly cloudy to Monday night with scattered showers and light snow possible west Monday into Tuesday. Wyoming predicts cladding clouds with scattered squalls and light snow near the mountains, gusty winds Monday into Tuesday. New Mexico remains partly cloudy Monday through Wednesday with scattered light showers mainly northern mountains, colder Monday night to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Minday
Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
Greeley High Graduate Heads AP in Chicago
Alvin B. Orton, former Denver and Pueblo journalist, has been named AP Chicago bureau head, effective March 18. Orton, 44, a Greeley High School alumnus, replaces M. Tunnh and will oversee AP operations in Chicago after a career spanning Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Pueblo, and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley High
A.P
Chicago
New York
Alvin B. Arton
Sane Ee Press Gurent
Minneapolis
Denver
Pielia News
Kaperninn
Eniet
Kfarvia Tunih
Brrent
Jon
Dart Ver
Indianapolis
Pueblo
Orton
Minnie Orton
TS Niuabeeet
Brawley
Amd
Myron
M. Greasy
Will
Agricultural Agents and Club Leaders Meet This Week
Agricultural Agents and Club Leaders are set to convene in the city this week. The gathering features speakers and demonstrations by noted horticultural figures and extension service representatives.
Behavior Not Rational Says Dr H Sander in Murder Trial
Manchester New Hampshire March testimony in a murder trial reveals Dr Hermann N Sander described his patient Mrs Abbie Borrota as living but the act of air entering her veins made him think and speak of a snapped mind. He denied intent to kill and said no reason for his actions could be explained.
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Manchester
N. H
Hermann N. Sander
Abbie Borrota
Oi Trai
Fee Tlans
William L. Phinney
Te Sander
Burrom
Borrubo
Borrotu
Dittsbargh
Tinal
Ag Jimpy Disselers
Thole Veterlois
Nis
Willbess
FBI
Vila
Hove
Sumy Ikea
Bende
Hanaanton
Fein
UW S
Stool Corporation
Thrund Stoet
Tasiog
Leo Plitsburyl
Telles
Denver patrol building rent dispute unsettled
A Denver building project near the Matte river saw the patrol base relocate arrangements with Wylding division drafting offices. Engineers Watrous agreed to move and pay 9000 dollars in rent and improvements, while Governor Atoms rejected approval of the rent increase last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
March
Frans Forts
Colorado
Las
Tighway
Watrous
Wylding
Atoms
Weld Pastors Protest to Metzger Over Education Policy
Weld Caney Ministerial Association protests education policy and state rulings on teaching in public schools. Letter to Attorney General, Secretary of State, and education officials urges reconsideration and rejects implied government control over curriculum. Also notes a fire on First Street and Wight Avenue at 7 03 p m Sunday.
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Dower
Weld Caney Ministerial Association
Michol
Telters
John Melzer
Soong Tary
George J. Baker
Mbs
Neltie Freed
Ramunies
Way of Education
R. Wilhite Simorons
Greeley
Slelven Boardy
Islee
First Street
Wight Avenue
Lewis Extends 1.1 Million Loan To Auto Workers
A 1.1 million loan offer from Lewis to the CIO UAW is described as a support measure amid a seven week strike. UMW officials indicate the plan aims to sustain unions within the CIO during the dispute, with assurances that money aid will reach worker representatives and affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marsh Ge
Loday
CIO Auto Workers
Lewis
Wiltor Retther
UAW
Unite Nine Workers
Cal Iutten
Lusels
Jeter
UMW
Wnions
CIO
MEL
Chrysler UAW Near Settlement Amid GM Negotiations
Reports indicate Chrysler and United Auto Workers near a settlement as General Motors faces continued talks. Observers say the 83,000 striking workers may soon be asked to return, with contract terms still under negotiation.
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Downie
Wwe
United Kota Warkora Tatil
Walyebahe
al Chryster Gary
Eant
Carty
Cearicrle
Ciryalor
Miners End Work Stoppage After Weekend Contract
Washington report details miners returning to pits after Sunday contract signing. North and West coast operators prepare for wage talks, with UMW leadership signaling resumed production and plans to reopen facilities despite ongoing economic tensions.
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Bterling F. Gresi
Washington
Pho Skamua
Huw Vontraad
Rene
Watson
IL Mont
Tly United Mine Workers
UMW
Deb da Jainvis
Naeiti
West
la Mintue
Ah Ramms
OES
Sunde
Lewis
Kahu Averagdog FM
Ellie
Atv
Wajer
Avid South
Uie Steel Conta Nies
Winurs’ Baste
Amd
ORLA
Rae Nilrea
Chaige Saytie
Willy
London
Ulin Telus
Cunauthurizud Bbrlises
F. Materiat
Perinis
Laat Ventivek
Weld Miners Return to Coal Pits Across County
Weld county miners began returning to work Monday after a nationwide stoppage. The restart was uneven with many mines resuming slowly while others anticipated full production by week’s end. Local towns reported varied worker turnout and lingering concerns over safety and pay.
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Milners
Weld
Erin
Ouly
Gracley
Colovnds Syruigs
Cpennia
Allan Ratti
Agate
Labor Party Delays More Nationalization
Sidney Mirkin reports in London that labor's plans for further nationalization falter as parliamentary debate and party divisions stall progress. The government faces Conservative opposition and a looming confidence vote as Whig and Liberal factions contest control and the fate of key reforms.
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Labor Party
Sidney Mirkin
Londwu
Maraly G
Rive Tabor Parks
Nationadb
Nalion
Ty Hull
Shaley
Labor
Nadaritss
Ty Lins
Peceliaimond
A& Me
Peerl
Bot
Rovern
Faye
George VI
Have Hinkers
Denis
Weniers
Bulle
Sue Honnitvariay
TMNK
Tve
Wington Churchill
Churchil
Pwayecumn
Iing
Chilly March Wind Triggers Massive Sandstorm
A severe March wind storm battered Crowley and surrounding areas as gusts reached 12 miles per hour at peak, driving orange skies, lifting sand, and causing minor building damage and toppled awnings. Reported power company outages were limited to a few blocks, with some lines down and minor traffic disruption.
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Steach Crowley
Moy
Lois Girt
Winil
Rome
Trinidad Coal Miners Parade and Work Shutdowns Reported
Officials and workers plan a parade to celebrate victory, with miners reporting for work the next morning and protests at several sites. Representatives from unions and retired members are involved, and tensions continue as contracts in several sectors face delays and possible actions.
Murder Charge Filed in Unclear Local Case
Fragmented report notes a murder charge against an unnamed party with references to a death by self-action and a divorce scenario. It mentions Mrs. Tate Ma w and Merwitt relation and notes an earlier statement about separation. Edgar Lee Masters dies at 61, with poetic works cited and retirement from official duties referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Lee Masters
Talladoliitia
Loniegeirs
Marnook
Masters
Wis
Swiirban
Knols Returns Tues Deaven Mareh 6
Governor Kithinci spent the weekend sightseeing in Nairobi and will return to office tomorrow. Tonight 109 helps omen Wells at Poobla. Red Cyne aULIUTM
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Deaven Mareh
Kithinci
Communist Led Strike Disrupts Paris Subway and Buses
Reported strikes disrupt Paris transit with subway and bus lines halted or slowed. Government vows action as workers demand higher costs and scarce supplies. downtown streets clogged and traffic tangled amid protests and union pressure.
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Srike
Patis
Unclear Text Reflects Fragmented Local Event
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Sunday gathering with people bragging about a pattern, some fishing mentions, and others digging or eating. The text references unknown names and places and lacks coherent facts or dates. The overall item appears as a stray local note with limited readable details.
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Songer
Huss Hayden
Greeley Tribune
Tribune
Greeley Republican
Gamfield Hotel
Tribunes
Skeets Calvin
Feddersen
GAP
Airport
Guin
Creeley Amit Weld County
Clyil
Air Patrol
Airquel
CAT
Crosierfel
AU Cap
Hawaii
Supreme Cour
Carpenter
Wolk
Peane
Palet
Wirdin
Nelan
Jinry
Nm Vaantfon
Tin Nvidanca
Orton Abhead
Growley Schools
Wwng
Greolay
Ebi
Ghattam
Dr. H. Sander
Patrol Gefs Building
Horace Heidt
Artellon
Tonker
Thsruen Fedde
Rally Fitlon IK AL
Tsath
Morel AG
Shana
Mirror Baterprlass Byiis
Metzger
Auto Strike
Chrysler
G.M
Culo
Mare
Colopado Patato Growal
Cowla J. Sharp
Center
State Protection Mareketing
Aysavan Plu
Poluto
Aotorada
Sharp
Brannan
Tom Aden Dover
Mirch
Gay
Agricalhion Trine
Tie We Viun
Farm Dureon
Parmera Union
Fig
Raven
Midwestera
Pewsponers
Chan Agaliar
Gallup
Vis
C.U. Boulder
Cole
Gunan Reed
Falk Aingory
Guitter Hall
Greeley Philharmonic Community Concerts Association
Trinidad
Tenia
Lomuerow
Wiley
Adil
Worle
Tomorow
Anorinig
Stalueon
Shivinsky
Nde
Fender
Anion Manibers
Ben Wacka
Rae
Tate Bald
Gla
Tiler
Mes
Merwitt
Knols
Cowie
Parletia
Atlinng Pivet Igaan
Whitey Ald
Jicit
Paris
Shielke Weeder
Sunay
Aia Wd Sa
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