Durand Killed Himself After Being Wounded By High School Youth
A chaotic Powell incident ties Earl Durand to an elk killing and a bank robbery at the First National Bank. Durand was wounded by Tipton Cox and later died by suicide after a failed escape and dwindling odds against armed attackers.
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Powell
Wye
Marely
Earl Durand
Tipton Cox
Powell Bank
Wek
Earl Diewood
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Mouninti
First National Bank
Tipton
Cox
Associated Press
Jobin Gawtheop
Wounded Man Accidently Shoots Leg in Powell Area
Report lists Kenneth K. Whitten of Powell as the man who accidentally shot himself in the leg. The incident involves several locals including Durand, Argento, Gawthrop, Baker, Cowla, Durand and others, with mentions of Powell and Cady.
Wild bank siege ends in fatal shooting in Powell Wyoming
March 24 Powell Wyoming reports a dramatic bank siege involving Durand and Durans renegade group. Durand killed by own weapon during a bold stand in a creek bottom three miles from town. Officers pursued after a string of robberies and a kidnapping. The incident left three others killed and several wounded.
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Powell
Bart Duran
Wyoming
Frank Blackburn
Dowell
Durant
Dowwo
Cody
Windsor youths collide in two-vehicle crash near hill north of town
Two cars driven by Windsor teens, 18 year olds Daniel Friteler and Dick Schitov, collided on a hill north of Windsor at around 8 p m. Damage estimated at 400 dollars. No injuries or tickets reported. Police say both cars were owned by fathers from Fort Collins and Gilcrest.
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Damase
Fort Callins
Caute Sour
Sundgrass
Gilcrest
Elmer Knister
Greeley
Junatlar
Peckhany
Davage
Temperance Meeting At United Presbyterian Church
Temperance meeting will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 20 o clock at the United Presbyterian Church corner of Eighth Street and Eleventh Avenue W Getty superintendent of the Anti Salmon League will preside. Anyone interested in attending is invited.
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United Presbyterian Church
Eighth Atreat Fild Etesenth
Getty
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Pierce Youth Beaten On Highway 85
Olan Willis 21 son of Mr and Mrs Tosapt Willis of Pierce was found severely beaten along Highway 33 Saturday afternoon. He regained consciousness later and was hospitalized with head wounds, facial bruises, and a leg injury. Sheriff’s deputies arrested three Mexican hitchhikers seen nearby, but no link established. Investigators suspect robbery as the motive though the attacker took no money. Willis had been wandering toward Montana when found and remained unconscious at night.
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Tosapt Willis
Pierce Tegan
Wii
Ito
Niashna
Wills
Hank
Gus G. Anderson
Neuinger
Highway Sh
Jake
Willis
Agsalland
Willis Priday
Montana
Heather
Rockport
Wyoming
Hitel
Glen Bask
Pierce
Anadke
Joe Wills
Willis Yard
Plavee
Salieday
Perecagit
Mal Glan
Mieree
Diversion Bill May Be Invalid Discloses By Carr
Governor Ralph Carr disclosed that the diversion bill’s constitutionality may be in doubt as the Colorado General Assembly considers halting the measure. Lawmakers fear it could conflict with blanket appropriations and state constitutional limits while seeking to fund schools and general state expenses. A plan proposed by Representative John E. Feeg to move funds from department budgets to cover deficits was debated as a way to offset income tax revenue transfers and avoid shortfalls. Joe Diaz Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Driving in Fort Lupton jail sentence set.
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Noland Norgaard
Colorado General Assembly
Ralph Carr
Sehools
Hill
Vista World
Carr
Iis
John £. Feegs
Af Burfington
Mayea Whys
Meus
Nayaent
Ie Department
Joe Diaz
Fort Lupton
Rousseas
Moward Murray
Securities Leaders Deciin Assetler Pros
In New York on March 2 trading sessions showed obstacles and market readouts. Transfers reached about 400,100 shares amid shifting liquidity and fraction adjustments.
Hitler backs Mussolini in Italy amid Europe's upheaval
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler telegraphed Mussolini pledging German support for Italy as Europe focuses on Italy and the Spanish Civil War. The message marked the 20th anniversary of fascism and praised Mussolini as a key creator of a strong Italy, while Britain and Poland weigh potential anti-Hitler fronts amid German moves near the Polish corridor and shifts in Eastern Europe.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Genito Mussolini
Haly Agament
Itate
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
Incrperated Press
Europe
Horlit
Lev Gixty
Semler
Piny Ben Torrentas
Norrow
Wim
France
Spain
Madrid
Farace
Chamberlada
Poland
Warsaw
Polska
Danzig
Germany
Jeverin
Hreutsche Diplomatisch -Politische Morzesgoutens
Pravda
Communist Party
Moscow
Rumanl
College Work To Be Done for Summer Term
Construction projects at Colorado State College of Education move ahead with wiring the summer session, new library wall, and remodelling the old library. Contracts must finish by June 11 to qualify for PWA grants. President Frasier notes completion before summer school opens.
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PWA
Opone
Over 8400 See Electrical Show In Three Days
Crowds of about 8400 plus a 1000 more attended the three day electrical show at Wein avenue West. Denis Soumpson won the best in show honors while Vivian Walnut and Izabel Pare placed in the honors. Mrs Charles A Sue at Eleventh Avenue presented the oldest attendee prize to a 92 year old. The event featured various acts and closing entertainment with Wind and Mardi Grow themes.
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Vivian Walnut
Izabel Pare
Ceeira
J. We Fields
Kivchite
AMC
Eyal Pike
Charles A. Sue
Kenny
Lal
Moor
Sean
Mangler
Tie Barbsivan
Tia Previ
C. of C. Board Plans Action at Green Mountain Project
Charles Manger, president of the Northern Colorala Camervancy district, will speak Monday about labor strife at the Green Mountain dam project. The Chamber of Commerce and local officials expect about 60 attendees to discuss the dispute and broader Grand Bike project implications.
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Charles Manger
Colorala Camervancy
Commerca
Uys Marsini
Green Mountain
Minloessimen
Weather Outlook for Sunday in Caborale Area
Readable forecast indicates light wind and mild temperatures for Sunday with possible rain in the afternoon. Forecasters warn of a brief quick shower and advise carrying an umbrella for outdoor plans.
Brick Strike Settlement Aids Local Construction Work
A fragile settlement ends the brickmakers strike with a promise of wage raises and work resumption. The agreement aims to restore production for 50 cent per hour base pay adjustments and skilled labor rates, with workers expected back Monday if the deal holds. Construction projects in progress face delays due to strike disruption and late brick shipments from Loveland and other suppliers, while broader industry talks continue. A separate earthquake in Centre, California, startled residents, rattling windows and frightening many as aftershocks followed the initial tremor.
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Tebe
Settleanene
Tevin
Ayers
Aeltaved
Melis
Denven
Fortval
Olovadie Wyonults Ghy Products Association
Kevin Pere' Rr
Prastor
Compyng Shatin College of Education
Golden Teyan
Tas
Crm
Greeley
Ren Tie
Brichivalers’ Union
Adil Ung Campin
Iie
Farely
Aw Statinaar Angingesa Wintons
Whic Maye
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Frank Davis
Danglue
Carl Tams
Teith Street
Baa Boon
Loveland King
Willa ‘Tarminga Congtraecay Company
Buthig Wie
Tive Hultdturani Abiyis
Grick Shinmenta
Jolta
Industrial hearing amid Colorado strike talks and dam project ties
Report outlines hearings on a workers strike at Colorado mines with union leaders and state officials present. It notes representation from Northern Colorado Conservancy District and industry groups, plus concern over job discrimination and pending court actions. The piece also covers dam construction at Kremmling and the Loveland area as the state advances the Turquoise project with related meetings and site work continuing.
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Green Mountain
Kreneling
Marek
Ray Po Braunimant
Ebalee Thin
Satuvady
Thuysiay
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Warrior
Attioriay GD
Mouley
Charles T. Malemoy
Suaguey Tor
Thorns AL Nixon
Greeley
Willin
Colorado
Muorukee
Taos
Chakrhin Besankaineny
Tiduseek
Gombitenion
Hhe Tunnel Workers’ CO Unto
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Rehiow
Wiglen
Sueunie
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Ooten
Swi
Heare
Igs
Denver
Menita
Warnes Gen Ystraruns Company
Fiore
O M. Wild
Sharaeol
Catorada Conservancy
Pete Doy
Kronos Ani Uhat
Krommling Smuday
Willa
Krommling
Kremmling
Cdut
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U.P. Church
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