Anthes Well Progress and Setbacks Reported Tuesday
Reports from Naw Raymer and surrounding area show Anthes Well at 5200 feet with Meai Hrothera and Wenisr Mead overseeing progress at about 100 feet per day. Secretary C H Mayborn of the Tul enport Morgan company attended yesterday with measurements around 6100 feet and notes of drilling difficulties, tool changes, and expectation that production may be weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymer
Loring
Raborts
Wenisr Mead
Hilswell
C.H. Mayborn
Tulenport Morgan Company
Maytarn
Ural
Teller Seeks Ruling on Joint Land and Water Rights
In Windsor district, Teller petitions district court to determine the land and water rights formerly held jointly with Sorrela. The filing names Fleet National Bank of Windear as executor and trustee, with several Sorrels as defendants. The case notes that Charles Sorrels died in 1932 and that prior to death he and Teller farmed about half of the joint holdings, including specific lands with water rights. Foreclosure actions also appear in the record, with mortgage figures and parties involved.
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Morrison V. Teller
Ty Lale Ghavies
K. Sorrela
Windsor
Teller
Fleet National Bank of Windear
Te Sorrela Catata
Sorrels Helraax
Atle Ribble
Charles KR. Borrels, Jr
Nelin J. Sorrels
Nelin J. Sorrels Andj Mumle Mayal
Charles Sorrels
C.D
Etine Court
Jacob Lorens
Konio Vetterer
Friedrich Grell
A. H. Cradfield
Plainiffs
Daladier Backs Mussolini Peace Plan In French Chamber
Premier Daladier, with cheering deputies, defended Mussolini’s four power peace plan amid opposition in Paria. The chamber voted 362 to 232 to postpone interpellations to the foreign affairs committee and toes onto Italy’s premier Mussolini.
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Paria
Daladier
Chamber of Deputies
Theaday
Mucdonald
Great Britain
Mussolini
Italy
Chamber
Tralian
Foreign Affairs Committee
Convernie
Pair Arrested Believed Greeley Bootleggers
Daulder and Mrs K McDowell were arrested in Denver on suspicion of operating a bootlegging pair. Sheriff George A. Michart seized their car and reported avocations of selling grain alcohol in Greeley, Longmont, and possibly other towns. They face charges of possession and transportation of alcohol.
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Daulder
McDowe
Denver
Mondo Algil
Doutéer
George A. Michart
Houlder
Grotley
Longmont
Ballot Candidates Listed by Precinct and Ward
A fragmented OCR list presents candidates in multiple precincts and wards. Names include Mrs Olive Tleckendam Alex Mebean T B Rowe Ada Frikos June Franks Kittle J Adams Mary Narquand Clara B Jones and others, with precincts one to four across wards one to three. The text appears to be a voter slate or sample ballot.
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Bryan
Mra DB
Methoson
Alre
May Russell
Mra
Mel
Vin ‘Travie
Jo Thompson
G. I. Wadewworth
Carrie i Delehant
Olive Tleckendam
Alex Mebean
T. B. Rowe
Ada
Frikos
Sra
June Franks
R. A. Huttsmlth
Kittle J. Adama
Mary Narquand
Clara B.jones
Albert's. Eaton
Blanche B. Baydel
Eugene Williams
Effie M. Andereon
F. M. Dutining
Mra. K. M. Hankine
Mire
HH. W. McVilp
Berdenia Demps
Matt Preston
L. Knous
Locy Tobin
W. ¢. Blebeh
Conner
Charles A. Lee
Helen Lounsaley
Miaple D. Hall
O. Ray Kiley
H. A. Zick
Denver Markets Report Mixed as Staples Edge Higher
Chicago March 25 Sheep and cattle markets show uneven gains with steady or firmer butter and beans while fat cattle and feeders hold near steady. Denver notes lambs at strong prices, stock steers and cows trading unevenly, and vegetables and potatoes quoted with modest shifts as traders weigh supply and demand pressures.
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Denver
Coh
Whitun
Crow Springs
Omaha
Kansas
Beral
Medilia
Ewer
Choice Texan Lhinks
Roosevelt's Handling of Congress Compared to Wilson Tactics
The piece argues Roosevelt mirrors Woodrow Wilson in courting Congress. It notes Wilson’s 1913 tactics of presenting House-approved bills to mold Senate debate, creating a show of harmony. It also cites Roosevelt’s early banking act and spending measures as Senate-tempering signals aided by swift House action.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Wilson
Washngton
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Wilton
Wiro Roosevelt
House
Hin Flea
War Lord Told Of Bombing Of American Mission
Pelplig China March 33 The US minister received a note on the March 24 bombing by Japanese planes of Tallowying near Shanhalkwac. A Boston Missionary and Brethren Mission clergy were named. planes struck two times, wounding many and causing deaths among women and children. An additional aircraft dropped two bombs nearby. The incident prompted a protest to Japanese forces in northern China.
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Pelplig
China
Jan Noone
Hava
Haleson T. Johnson
United States
Great Wall
Shanhalkwac
Regation Anti Elicht
Charles Oscar Kautte
Anishtan
Brethren Mission
Kautto
Nisselon
Debria Sinnahing
Inter & Eklrd
Ning Ieen
Xantee
Misoton
April 10 Is Set As Adjournment Date in House Resolution
In a Colorado House of Representatives measure the adjournment date of the current General Assembly session is set for April. Democratic floor leaders Moses B. Smith of Ault and Thomas H. Damaren of Pueblo, with Governor Sah Jeon, announced the plan as important legislation remains. The governor intends to call a short session after adjournment to debate unemployment relief and a proposed national prohibition repeal, while new Senate actions on the measure are awaited.
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Denver
Colorado
House of Representatives
Srats General Assembly
Jander
Moses B. Smith
Ault
Thomas H. Damaren
Pueblo
B. €. Sah Jeon
Tempira Union
Biaioa
Senate
Roosevelt Seeks Way To Stabilize Coal Industry
President Roosevelt explores methods to stabilize the coal industry. He convened an administration conference with United Mine Workers leaders and two cabinet members to discuss possible actions to support coal. The meeting follows an administration push to aid energy sectors.
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Roosevelt
Waabligton
United Mine Workers
Fnd
Youth Sends Crude Blackmail Letters to Lindbergh Wife
Akron police report a 16 year old high school student mailed two crude blackmail letters to Mrs Charles Lindbergh demanding $25000. He claimed his father would kill him if caught. one letter was intercepted February 27 and the other March 14. The boy, who did not know the Lindberghs address, may be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Akron
Charles Lindbergh
Rudgen
E. D. Clagidlt
Mall
Pyar
Sivenile
Andsone
Chinvlos Lindusrg
New York
Netther
Lindbergh
Bluebird Inn
Hideo
Claggete
Nad
Hedia
Open Eye club promotes child safety nationwide
Deaver Dam editor Helfert chronicles the Open Eye club’s growth from Milwaukee origins to a Wisconsin wide safety movement. About 18,000 children enrolled as the club urges crosswalk caution and stranger avoidance, defending a noncommercial, public interest mission without publishing obituaries of children.
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Deaver Dam
Wis
Aimont
Beaver Daw Daily Citizen
Dodge County
Racaito Press
Schou Chitiren
Accideritelateale
Joseph FB. Halfert
Consloutive Journaliam
S-Eys
Helfert
Wisconsin
Citien
Corder
Bro
Beaver Bam
Athes City
Montatanda
State Department of the America Legion
Ceagsleas
Open
Dalky
Telfert
Hvas
Boulder Prep Holds State Debate Title
Boulder Prep, Cathedral High, and Canon City High competed in the state debate tournament held in Denver. Boulder Prep secured its fourth state championship after a two defeat bar, with lots drawn for opponents and sides. The event concluded Saturday night with coaches honored, and a separate note mentioned rabbits killed by dogs and a Morgan County case involving a drunken defendant.
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Boulder
Myescarg
State Prep
Cathedral High
Denver
Canon City
Betara An -Bengquot
Maine
Wheat Prices Rise on Abandoned Winter Acreage Signals
Market notes from Preeth Chicago dated March 28 report indications of abandoning winter wheat acreage in the southwest and Pacific Northwest boosting wheat prices. Early traders hesitated to commit on the direction, then bought more on crop news. corn and oats show little change with No 2 white around 18 to 19 cents and futures steady amid mixed signals.
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P. Boughan
Chicago
Southwest
Pacific Northwrest
Washington
Marsh Arrested on Bean Theft Ordered Held Again
Mercus L. Marsh of Graelay was arrested last week in a bean theft from the Bol com Herd company here and released, then rearrested by police Tuesday morning on advice from W. D. Balcom. Charges pending.
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Mercus L. Marsh
Graelay
Bol. . Com
Rod
W. D. Balcom
Yoor
Deaths and Funerals Hudson March 28
Mrs Belle Payne died at her home in Hudson on Tuesday morning at age 96. She is survived by daughter Mrs W J Douay Mix Payne and her daughter Mix Dufay Kaya, who lived in Hudson for many years. Funeral services were held in the Hudson Methodist church Monday, Rev A C Bryans conducted services. Interment Crown Hill, Denver.
Nazi boycott and repression widen across German cities
Berlin reports a sweeping Nazi campaign against Jewish shops and propaganda as authorities order boycotts and wage freezes. In Schwerin Jewish employees face two months' pay advances, while Kreblatt shop closures and patrols mark intensified harassment. Hamburg’s courts purge officials in a Nast era reorganization, with Chief Prosecutor Lend and aides ousted.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Rotalia
Ion
Bohwerch
Schwerin
Krele Blatt Wen
Ahopa
Gletwitx Nast
Plekaterg
Anopa
Kalle
Polich
Criminal Courts
Hamburg
Nastar
Offles
Lend
Hig Tro
Guckanhelmar Ard Stein
Fagebatt
Woman Found Insane After Smothering Infant Daughter
In Kiowa and Kiowa Col Mikch 38. Mrs Hazel s Boteer 41 a rancher faced a murder charge for smothering her thirteen week old child Devin in Pueblo district court. The jury found her insane after more than an hour of deliberation on Monday afternoon.
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Kiowa
Hazel
Awak
Pueblo
Ingaha
Devin
Earthquake Victim Added to Death Toll in Los Angeles
A new fatality from the Southern California quake of March 2 is reported, as Mrs George Parkin a native of Fogland is confirmed dead after being injured by falling walls at Central and Susana avenues in Los Angeles.
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Loa Angeles
California
George Parkin
Fogland
Dloty
Slsusen
40 Per Cent Tax Cut or None Paid Says Doke to Commission
A Denver march 28 report says taxpayers from West Larimer and Howler counties and northern Colorado demand a 40 percent tax cut or no taxes paid. Speakers urge immediate reductions to avoid burden on schools municipalities counties and state, with others warning farm valuations and incomes require relief. Widow and estate details of Louis Moseeal show a gross estate of 14 488 with equal shares to widow Ann and son J A Ferrillall.
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Doke
Associated Tress
Denver
West
Larimat
Howler
Colorado
State Tax Commission
I Iinke
Mead
Ha Weld County Taxpayers’ Association
Ingiea
Ernor Johnson
FB. K. Salling
Washington County
Rald Salling
Tax Commission
Langitle
Williams
Houlder County
Commission
Touts Moseeal of
Grealay
Ann Amd
J. A. Ferrilall
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Rand
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Beouh
Hoosevelt
Titonenele
Thrae Boure
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Japan
Anne Lindbergh
Boulder Prep
Congravé
Benita
Decatur
James E. Kerton
Morgan Decutt
Fitomogalla
Scottsboro
Finad
Mitchell
Gredtey
Belog
Modest Maidens
Patent Office
Founds Open Eye Club
The
Open Eye Club
Feeley
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Vote Taxpayers Ticket
John C. Nixon
M.H. Lowe
City Treasurer
Lena Pleak
ALDER
J. G. Lee Clyde
Richardson
George Adams
Tex Extron
Cold Taylor
James Summers
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