Murder charges in case of squaw and two women
Two Tiida women were charged with murder after a confession linked them to a ritual killing at the Buffalo Indian Reservation. The victim, a Seneca elder named Marchand, was killed with a hammer and chloroform soaked paper. A younger accomplice described messages from a alleged spirit world and indicated others in danger.
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Polten
Mys
Cloihilde
Marchand
Mian
Lion Anerson
Seneca Indl
Foy
Tanyl Marchand
Fla Duttalo Mayo
Aald
Cattuivagug
Lilian
Mra
Nancy Bowen
Aha
Ivy
Ito
Charley
Misa Jineteon
Howen
Miley
Ibia
Rome
Elie Vielle
Marchant
Wich
Mrs. Bowen
Late Markets in Wheat Irregular on March 5
Activé speculative buying of July wheat lifted values in late dealings. March prices rose while March futures held above yesterday, with several grains firm or up despite earlier downturns. Corn and oats moved lower or steady as the market weighed demand and overseas factors. Hoover asks Congress to appropriate $100,000,000 for the relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
London
Hoover
County Tourney Contested As Guard Holds Lead
West Payne edges Gilcrest 106 139 in Weld County tournament opener. Scoring by quarters shows West Payne with early 17 0 advantage, then widening gap as Gilcrest and teammates struggle. Key players include Konig Lehman Labmas Brannaman and Redan with multiple field goals and free throws, as teams like Moorhead and Taylor contribute late.
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Gieie
West Pawnea
Agaily
Gilcrest Sf
Beno ‘West
Gilerest West Pawnea
Xedman
Maria Kony Labmas
B. Konig
Heberlet de
Wonenbers Kaizer
Becktau- Thorpe
Wonenbers Kunard
Harreck Andrews
Mary
Konig
Nicholas
Brenger de Pritchard
Fe Peterson
Brannaman
Lehman
Rodman
Martha Konig
Free Ihrows Lehman
Redan
Braataumon
Martha Konlg
Longmont Triumph Over Pierce In Open Tournament Game
Longmont Trojans crushed Pierce early and led by quarters to win the morning game. Key players included Stayner Hartley and Gardner with multiple points, while Bougnont and Price contributed steady scoring. Box score shows Longmont dominated from start to finish as they advance to face College Bleh later tonight at eight.
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Fort Collings
Maren
Longmont Trogans
Piarce
Beaves
Pieres
Sheatvistor
College Bleh
Longmont
Longmont Cs
Wellhorn Fo
Stayner
Martin
Om'connellga
Hartley
Hhond- Young
Barmer Gil
Gardner
Oliforning
Bovnd
Prics
Neigh
Big Town Glamour Wears Off Boys Return Home
A tale of two 14 year olds, Steve Simmons of Frederick and Fred Hernandez of Frederick, who ran away to Denver with a newspaper selling scam. After two days, both boys were located and returned home by their anxious parents and local police. Steve said his partner ditched him and could not earn a living, while Hernandez claimed he was making good money.
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Lia
Tula
Steve Simmons
Frederick Bor
Denver
Fred Hernandez
Fredericke Story
Timt
Hernandez
Steve
Mr. and
Dire
Tim Simmons
Conference Title Not To Be Decided
Faculty representatives of the Rocky Mountain conference voted not to award the basketball title due to scholastic requirements. Colorado University Eastern Division winners and Utai Aggies plus Montana State were contending for the Western Division as the conference committee postponed the title series. The vote set up a two committee plan to supervise the championship dates and enforce jurisdiction over the series.
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Tdavocloto
Preva
Denver
March
Rocky Mountain Can Saranca
Chataglonahiy
Ustwaen Colorado University
Utai Aggies
Montana State Coliere
Tatata
Colorado
Yulea
Tutt
Dlt Hauldiee
Gandhi's aide jailed as Patel arrests spark crisis
Ahmadabad March 3 Indian authorities report the arrest of Vallabhai Patel, ally of Mahatma Gandhi, will not alter the civil disobedience plan. Gandhi says he remains committed, with 50 followers to march to Natalpura, passing several villages to breach the salt production monopoly at Jm alpura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahmadabad
India
Vanaghad Patel
Fombey
Malhatme Gandal
Indiana
Vattovaliat
Aida
Vallabhai Patel
Ashram
Natalpura
Alpura
Junior Fair Rules Mailed Out to Schools County Exhibit Prizes Listed
The county junior fair rules were sent to schools. First prizes vary from 60 cents for individuals to $5 for top general exhibits, with second and third prizes and ribbons. Group exhibits and grand prizes are outlined, and the premiums list from last year’s rate is supplemented.
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Fuilea
Wold County
P. A. Ogle
Sugarin
Teileul
Pramium St
Rabbi Kauvar to Speak at Platteville Church Forum
Rabbi C. H. Karvar of the B. M. Hebrew church in Denver will speak Sunday night at the popular forum services at the M. B. church. His sermon titled Judea of Today will be delivered. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Rabbi Kauvar
Platteville
Tlaleyitle
C. H. Karvar
B. M. Hebrew Church
Denver
Serious Charge To Be Brought Against Akers
Akers of Longmont faces a serious charge to be filed in local justice court after a report from the district attorney's office. The accusation involves delving and car related offenses while under the influence, connected to an auto incident east of Erie that injured W. P. Boover. If convicted, Akers could receive up to 10 days in jail or a $100 fine.
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Gstor
Joe Akers
Longmont
Akers
Gotl Aiuge
Eris
W. P Boover
Ant Hoover
Longmouth
Investment Course To Be Offered In City By University
A course titled Investments and Speculation will be offered in Greeley beginning March 21 at 7 30 p m in room 163 of the administration building at Teachers College The extension division of the University of Colorado at Boulder sponsors the ten weekly Friday sessions conducted by E J Reed of Kramileh Reed investment lathera Denver Reed is noted as an experienced instructor The course has been arranged through collaboration of the Teachers College extension department and the university Enrollment and guest attendance for the first meeting are open to interested persons with a course fee of 7 for eleven meetings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Teachers College
Extension Division
University of Colorado At Boulder
E. J. Reed
Kramileh & Reed
Vestment Lathera
Denver
Reed
Ig & Ran
Sedgwick brothers and bonds tied to jail release
Dick Sedgwick is out of jail on a $2000 bond with details of a second honor code violation case. Ted Sedgwick also faces release on a $1000 bond amid testimony from Walter and Tyan Thompson and Anthony Sedgwick. No further Sedgwick hearing has been reported.
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Dick Sedgwick
Ted Sedgwick
Dai
Walter
Tyan Thompson
Orsia Ranch
Anthony Sedgwick
Rick
Sedgwick Ansey
Petit Larceny Charge Against Ragtown Man
Miles Plorod of Thag town faced an Injustice court Saturday with petit larceny charges. Police allege he stole a quantity of packs from the Bows Rodbeck warehouse in Jaton on February 23. The suspect was expected to plead guilty and is linked to thefts totaling sacks and sacks of valuables.
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Petit Larceny
Miles Plorod
Thagtown
Flores Hia Boon
Ger Rodbeck
Jaton
Troborts
Morte
Ont Vale
English Rules for Jewels in Ouster of T N Courtney
Judge Elbert G Extglich held for the plaintiff in the unlawful detainer action brought in the high court Saturday by James as Mary Jewal of Morgan County asking to oust Thomas N Courtney from about Li at acres of land adjoining near Buckingham. The plaintiff held a sheriff s deed to lien on the land and English declared that he could not pay on the registry at a act of the sheriff declaring that the plaintiff had the right to not legal on of them and anger deed. Courtney had held a five year lease on the property which Isaac was levied on and sold to the Jewels under judgment rendered In the Morgan County district court. Courtusy ted motion of appeal and fingilah ordered that bond of $1,500 be furnished within 48 hours if the cane is appealed to the county court pay M Rigga represented the plain.
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Elbert G
James
Mary Jewal
Morgan
Thomas N. Courtney
Buckingham
Engliah
Courtney
Isaac
Borgan
Courtusy Ted
Fingilah
M. Rigga
Legging Law To Be Tested On Tuesday In Colorado
A 1086 law granting the state authority to permit or refuse logging on streams will be challenged on Tuesday in Fort Collins. Paul Miller of Sumbarman seeks to log 29,000 acres in the Colorado National Forest and annually remove about 700 million board feet of timber from the Big South Platte river area, with action to be argued before Judge Soach. George Crowder, assistant attorney general, will represent the defendant.
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Denver
March
Colorarado
Fort Collins
Paul Miller
Sumbarman
Soach
George Crowder
Pargin
Miller|s Bolts
Colorado National Forest
Port Collins Center
Liberals Open War on Labor Policy for Unemployment
Liberal party headquarters in London declares Monday a flag will be kept on unemployment policy, signaling a possible end to the truce with the Ninhor government. The Liberal stance could tip balance in the House of Commons and threaten government defeat.
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House of Commons
Forcome
Howevar
Iberala
Veing
Justice Sanford of U S Supreme Court Succumbs
The obituary notes Justice Terry Sanford of the U S Supreme Court died at his home after a sudden heart attack shortly after noon. Mrs. Sanford and family members were alerted. colleagues in Washington expressed shock and sympathy as they adjourned following the news.
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Anposl
Drees
Tustica Howard
Terry Sanford
Supreme, Court
Justica
Sanford
Mra
Geo. Sutherland
Tuetiso Suth
Zerland
Supreme Court
Jug
Sutherland Geld
George Cameron
Cameron
Thorlda
Tickets to Ault High Party Sale Promoted Ahead
Tickets for the Ault High Party are on sale with proceeds to fund the student council. The March 4 event, linked to St Patrick's Day activities, offers dancing and refreshments and features a committee led by Helen Wallint with Heda Malonder and Lestia Clary coordinating arrangements.
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Sluss
Wwaneger
St. Patrick
Helen Wallint
Heda 2
Malonder
Lestia Clary
Sie
Taft's Condition Worsens Slightly, Doctors Report
Bulletin from Washington reports former Chief Justice Taft had a less restful night and his condition is not quite favorable. Physicians Dr. Thomas A. Claytor and Dr. Francie Hoguer issued the update at 12:30 p.m., noting slight deterioration since yesterday.
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Washington
Justies Taft
Thomas A. Claytor
Francie KR. Hoguer
Smith Brinley suit heard by judge in late Friday session
The case brought by J.P. Brinley of Keenesburg against RW and Vetter Fraser sought over 37,000 in damages for alleged water contamination and drought damage to crops. Judge Robert G. Smith heard arguments. proceedings extended to 6 39 p m.
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J.P. Brinley
Keenesburg
Vetter Fraser
Wisaken
Robert G. Smith
Government: Interests Protected in Grain Failure Says Legge
Washington March 1 Chairman Legge of the federal farm board stated that government interests are protected in the Continental Grain Company bankruptcy case. The Burns National Grain Corp had 100000 bushels stored in Continental's warehouse and were sold. Details on how funds from the grain were recovered were not disclosed.
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Legge
Washington
Federal Farm Board
Colethnental Grain Company
Minneavallo
Burners National Grain Corporation
Continental Company
Farm Board
Dodge Sixta Debut Shown by Local Dealer
The new Dodge Sixta appears in the Dodge Brothers Motors showroom with J A Phelps noting an expected Detroit arrival soon. The display runs daily and Sunday for inspection, with Blymouth cars to be added under a new distributor plan. Also on March agenda the Gil P T A meets at the high school auditorium featuring solos, a comedy, and junior class performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelpa
Phelps
Blymouth
Dodge
Gil P. T. A
Hudson Road Project Aims for State Funding
County commissioners Carleon Clark and Ogilvie with state highway engineer A B Colling met Hudson residents to gather data on the D I D highway condition. They seek about 20 000 to grade the road east of Hudson to the county line this year. A prior meeting was held by Hudgon to discuss the project. Weather across Montana and northern Wyoming remained unsettled with variable temperatures and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleon
Clark
Ogilvie
A. B. Colling
Hirhway
Hudson
Biginner
Hudgon
Phelps Requests New Trial Citing Inheritable Cancer Facts
A motion for a new trial argues the verdict was against weight of evidence and that expert testimony on inheritable cancer and related medical factors was overruled. The case involves Loustalel suing for damages from a 1927 auto accident with J T A Phelps’s car, driven by Tid Kirby. A Colorado geography and history bulletin was compiled and sent to schools.
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Hibkowicz
Philip Hibkowlcs
Ohio Medical College
Denyer
Phelpy
Verdlat
Vordic
Thauspot
Lo Stalet
Mayfield
Craal
Phas
Denver
J. T. A. Phelps
Tid Kirby
Phelps
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U.S. Supreme Court
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