Garner Winner in California Leads Two Rivals in Vote
California returns show Garner leading Roosevelt and Smith in Democratic contest with Hoover commanding Republican support. Early totals indicate Garner strong in Los Angeles and central counties while Hoover maintains a solid lead in uncontested Republican alignment. Referendums on oil control and land use also reported with varying outcomes.
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California
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Ornor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Angeles
Pra Fous
New York
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Roosevelt
Alfred K. Smith
Ko. B. Eliott
Southern California
Wiager
Prohibition Booklet Debated at General Conference
The May 4 general conference discussed printing a booklet on prohibition amendments. President Ipover urged vigorous readings and readings by pastors and youth groups. A committee recommended pastors read the pronouncement and share it widely. Men from Greeley held their monthly meeting at the high school with Mrs. Gracaio serving. the group presented Mrs. M with an electric waffle iron in gratitude.
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Ntle City
Mat Xeneral
Phison
Greeley
Mlteria
McHeon
Graca Io
Mra. M
Ah Electric
Local Society Adverts and Business Notices Prominent
The page highlights local society events and business notices alongside advertising. It lists subscription options and a job listing footprint, with residents urged to engage with services and classifieds.
Roosevelts Backers Lead Alabama Delegation Split
In Montgomery on May 4 the Roosevelt faction led the Alabama delegation choice with roughly two to one in early tabulation of the state's 212 ballots. The state committee announced Roosevelt supporters favored a unified delegation, while opposing camps split the rest.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
New York
Efforts To Recall Porter Face Beaten in Los Angeles
With 1,416 of 1,744 precincts reported, Mayor John Porter led by about 20,000 votes and faced a recall defeat. In the recall tally, 156,468 voted against recall while 115,817 supported recall as Porter remained far ahead of rival Charles W. Dempster in the mayoral ballot. Other candidates drew limited support.
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Los Angeles
John
Porter
Foyur
Charles W. Dempster
Dempster
Rhode Island G O P names delegates, Hoover renomination urged
Rhode Island Republican convention selects a delegation to the national convention and backs Hoover for president with Curtis for vice president. Delegates instructed on potential repeal of the 18th amendment, led by Senator Felix Hebert. Prohibition referendums from 1980 are cited as support for maintaining prohibition.
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Providence
Oebt
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
Felix Hebert
Mhodeteland
Senate Finance Committee approves four cent bond sale tax
In Washington on May 4 the senate finance committee voted a flat four cent per share tax on bond sales, mirroring the stock sale rate and matching the house's two cent per share bond sale tax. The panel also extended the two cent per share bank check tax with a one eighth of one percent minimum.
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Yasecate
Presa
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Forger Nets $62.50 From Local Firm
A forger using a forged Farr Produce Company check obtained $62.60 from a Bushioas lease and $17, $25, and $37 in cash or goods from three Greeley firms the same afternoon. The impostor, described as small, dark, and clean shaven, used a rubber stamp to imitate the company name and directed deliveries to a vacant lot address. Deputy Sheriff G. C. Hunter noted the total theft and disguise details.
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Warningtun Geen
Weld Covety Credit Association
Bushioas
Farr Produce Company
Gresley
O. J. Carter
Sevantht Street
Harry W. Farr
Shack
Ife
G. C. Hunter
Hart
Farr Produca Company
Greeley Firma
GC. J
Furnture Company
George Dauth Jr Shows Marked Improvement at Groctey Hospital
George Dauth Jr. was reported to be improving at Groctey Hospital Tuesday night. Hospital officials said the improvement indicated a likely recovery for Dauth.
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George Dauth, Jr
George Dath, Jr
Groctey Hospital
Dauth
Deputies Find Bloody Remains Buried in Bed
Deputies traced a slaughtered pig to the killer s bed in Kerney area. Joe Heredia, 38, pleaded before Justice Englieh and received 16 days in the county jail. Officers found the pig under two mattresses after following suspected stops near Kerney.
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Mack Moan
Dwight Clina
Joe Heredia
Kersey
Mie
E. O. Englieh
Heredia
T. F. Goldsmith
Ils
Horatio
Werrila
Surety Delays Myers Bond Action Amid City probe
The National Buraty company alleges misappropriation of funds tied to Myers and seeks nearly 10 000 to cover defalcations while city officials press for payment. Negotiations with the surety firm continue as Denver officials report, and former editor Clinton Wilder remains hospitalized after a tractor accident. Sugar refined price drops 24 percent to 37 1/2 cents per pound.
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Belew
Buraty Company
Wooders of
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Neade Tar Bonletio
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Nayar TV
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Bave
Western Shear Company
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Haa
Denver Ofticles
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Poanble
Anderson
Raportad
A B Fall May Get Liberty in Five Days
Albert Fall, former interior secretary and one time cabinet officer convic ted of taking a bribe, will be freed within five days if he pays or waives conditions. He has served part of a federal sentence and sought relief from the Supreme Court after a harsh health assessment.
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Forseer
Delsyx
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Phetin
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Will Po
Foo Prisin
Justice Department
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Hardin
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Justice Department Salineities
North Platte Tunnel Bill Aims Water for Poudre River
Washington May 4 Authorization for the North Platte reclamation tunnel project in Colorado was introduced in the Senate. The plan would divert water from the Roaring Fork River to the Cache la Poudre River for irrigation in the Poudre valley, with a canal from the Roaring Fork to the Medicine Bow range and a tunnel to the Poudre river and the Kikhor reservoir in North Park. Revenues from Colorado royalties would repay project costs, but no expenditures would be allowed until water rights are settled with the South Platte area within 40 years. Senator Kendrick of Wyoming noted the plan could affect the Cooper Alonzo project and said the goal is to avoid interference.
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Colorado
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Memocrat
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Cachea Poudre
South Platte
Poudre Valley
Roaling Fork
Mediciny Baw Mountains
North Park
Jackson Couty
Mesleina How Range
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Larimer
Weld
Coto
Kendrick
Wyoming
Cooper Alzoyn
Massie Quartet Sentenced Then Commuted In Hawaii
In Honolulu on May 4 the Massie Quartet were found guilty of manslaughter in the Jorern Kahanahal case and each given ten years at hard labor. Prosecution announced Rev erhor Lawrence M. Judd had commuted the sentences to one hour. Judge Charles 3. oy, presiding, ordered a new trial for specific charges. Names Massie Granville Fertesana and Navy men E.4. Lord Albert Jonas mentioned as expected defendants.
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Jorepn Kahanahal
Mra
Thomas H. Mantle
Oahu
John Kelly
Lawrence M. Judd
Charles
Shamae
Cieutenant
Massie
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Musale
Navy
Lord and
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Jona
New Contract for Electric Survey Here
Mayor W. G. Anderson received a revised contract with Durny and McDonnell Engineering Co for a city electric survey. The council did not discuss it Tuesday. the plan includes 2 completed inventories and consulting fees, plus expert witnesses at $75 daily and assistants at $25 plus travel.
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Iy Greelay
W. G. Anderson
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Dennell
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Mayer W. BR. Anderson
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Mteloun
Riva Athors
Tabladad
16 Year old Boy Slays Denverite in Holdup Fight
A 16 year old boy robbed a Denver deliveryman, Georga Sertick, 32, then shot him. Crain died later at Denver General Hospital. The boy claimed he only wanted stale pies due to hunger. Police arrested the youth soon after the shooting as witnesses described a struggle and double gunfire.
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Cecil Crain
Denver, General Hospital
Ceci Crain
Beny
Georga Sertick
Fred
Crain
Fort Collins debate over Sands light and power rates
Collins Split on electrical charge scale and ordinance adoption at a Fort Collins hearing attended by officials and energy heads. Mayor Anderson cites Gresley suggested rates, with business groups backing a 14.2 percent cut for large users while many homeowners oppose a 60 percent cut for the forested group. Mayor Tartman argues municipal plant viability and public service plans, with a vote possible next week as talks circle Fort Collins.
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Tartman
Fort Calling
Hiz Belier
Sonda
Yublla Service Company
Philippine Typhoon Death Toll Reaches Sixty Five
In the Philippines town of Jala the typhoon left most dwellings as palm shacks with only a few houses standing. Deaths from last week’s disaster were estimated at 65, exact numbers unclear. A relief ship departed Manila to prevent food shortages as officials assess the wreck.
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Crozx
Jala
Philppines
Theodora Roose
Manila
Reception for Feacher Page Here for 40 Years
Community gathers at the home of Charles and Southard for a reception honoring Mrs. Feacher Page, a veteran educator of over four decades. The event, from 7 to 8 pm, invites former students, colleagues, and district officials including Mary Carter, Merle Vincent, and Dwight Gross, with special attention to Central School alumni.
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Jesala Drosser Page
Teanhor
Jouga
Mra
Charles
Cou
Pagewua
C. B Carter
Mary
Mary Carter
Merle Vincent
Rocky Mountein Fuel Company
Mra. Page
Dwight Gross
Denver City and County Board of Water Commissioners
BE. Howes
Colorado Aggies
Pago
Pyate
Greeley Water Pipe Line Rush As Cars of Pipe Arrive
Over 70 cars of pipe were mobilized to complete the Greeley waterworks line with 18 000 feet of pipe laid and daily progress expected. Superintendent Milt Seaman reported the last carload arrived early this week and crews work Wednesday to lay a major stretch toward the Levaland highway. Delegates from Woolmen of the Worth lodge met in Portland on a national canyoneering trip with representatives from Boulder Longmont Loveland and other towns.
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Greeley
Uty Council
Milt Seaman Agl
Levaland
Alehway
Seaman
E.G. Engleh
Portland
Ore
Boulder
Longmont
Borthoud
Loveland
Lyons
Fort Collins
Platteville
Miller Seeks Democratic National Committeeman Post
Grand Junction Colo May 4 A two cornered race for Colorado national committeeman is set as Raymond Miller announces his candidacy. Miller told Walter Walker state chairman he will enter the race while George Collins already serving and had indicated no candidacy. The contest will be decided at the state convention in Colorado Springs this month.
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Colo
Colorado
Raymond Miller
Miller
Walter Walker
Cfairman
George Collins
Walker
Colorado Springs
Chamber Opposes Casper Alcorn Water Project Action
The Gretley chamber of commerce board adopted a resolution Friday noon opposing the Casper Alcorn Toclawation project in its current form. It urged Congress to block the project and asked delegations to continue opposition until the North Platte river rights are protected by a Colorado interstate compact, appealing to the Denver chamber for support from northern Colorado interests.
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North Platte Ylyer
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Ated Tnicceste
Colorado
North Piatte
Greeley
William i. Kelly
City Budget Dilemma Delays Airport Support Decision
The city faces a funding standstill for Grostey aft and Port Teive as the airport and park commission mulls options before the June 1 government contract expiry. Mayor W E Andernon and Alterman F B Christenson urge the body to avoid wasting money and keep budget discipline amid the stalled approval.
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W.E. Andernon
Alterman
Christenson
Elks Initiation Speaker Alter to Head Ceremony
Honfamin Woadedck class of candidates at the new oval in Greeley will be addressed by Judge Wilbur St. Alter of the Colorado Supreme Court. About 45 to 40 candidates are expected with entertainment and refreshments planned. A second initiation is set for late May as Grand Exalted Ruler Coen arrives in June.
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Greeley
Wilks
Wilbur ST. Alter
Allpramo Court of Colorado
Sidgo Alter
Coen
City Plans Calcium Chloride Dust Control Test
Draclay city council approved a 90 dollar experiment to use calcium chloride on a gravel street block this summer. Superintendent William Welsh requested the measure, noting trials in Colorado and claiming the chemical will control dust with reduced spray frequency.
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Draclay
William Welsh
Short
Welah
Colorado
Detour Claims Second Life West of Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado on May 4 an auto plummeted over an embankment killing Arthur W. Dickwan a Pueblo contractor after losing control of his car. The detour on the Pueblo-Walsanbury highway has now claimed a second life in 20 days, following James T. Davis of St Joseph Missouri who died at the same spot in the same manner.
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S Atsor Lotet
Pueblo-Walsanbury Highway
Lou D. Sweet dies at 65. noted spud expert and ag authority
Tasociated Press dispatch from Denver reports the death Tuesday of Lou D. Sweet, 65, president of the California State Potato Association and a renowned agricultural authority. He helped lead national agricultural efforts and served as government food administrator in Washington during World War I. He is survived by his widow and a brother, with a sister living in Colorado Springs.
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Denver
Loutn
Sweat
Calarnio State Porealro Association
Hinders Here
All. Sweet
Washington
Chattes Drady
Colorado Springs
Wess
Five Stratton Club Projects Start in West County
West county bars initiate five club projects this year, aiming for about 260 enrollments. The Stratton county club Teadare reports strong coprosp ncia and elevated participation across nearly every community.
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West County
Teadare
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