Accusation of Rogers Branded Lie in Impeachment Hearings
The Colorado General Assembly wrapped up regular sessions on April 28 and opened impeachment hearings the same day. Representatives filed $1,443.38 in travel expenses for returning home and resuming duties. Tensions rose over alleged improper conduct by officials, with Representative T. T. Allen accusing Attorney Byron G. Rogers of dishonesty in guiding impeachment. A house committee to investigate civil service and other officials was proposed, with leaders including George C. Davis and H. Getty. The probing aimed to set up prosecutorial actions as the impeachment process moved toward the senate.
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Cassoelaest Torrst Denyer
Golorado General Assembly
Denver
May
Gononeliment
eReet Servicy
Colorado
Representativ
T. T. Alin
Byron G. Rogers
Saul
Ue Hoase
Weingers
Senate
Osebwu
Getty
Mys
Glara Ee Wiltins
George C. Davis
Re. Nations
Colorado Springs
Bealed S
House
Chyininoh
Jnanasers
Boggs
Regibligin
Bulington
J. B. Moning
Republica
Laporte
Nevmanistic
Democrat
Dever
Aml Sterna
Cosulfield
Cannia Ronorriy
Haymud
Adiaay
Atvs
Noir Romaittees
le Foymel
Abo Aficninan
Naval bill passes amid funding for bases in Pacific area
Washington May record shows the House approving a defense bill totaling 47 005 212 dollars with allocations for air bases in the Pacific region including Midway Jolnston and other islands. The measure sets new appropriations and details a 15 April target date for funding actions.
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Washinsuim
May
Unita Delsio
Bunio
Midway
Paldiywa
Jolnston
Wittman Bonded After Weekend Arrests in Greeley
Solo G Wittman, 57, and 420 youth errant were released on bonds totaling 101.50 and 333.59 after police court appearances on hit and run and related charges. Witnesses said Wittman failed to stop near the Union Pacific depot after backing from a curb, causing 22 damage to a car driven by Jean Tyson and others.
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Solo G. Wittman
Bie
Pierce
Ye Greeley Cily Inn
Totul Sitztinv
Ned
Tie Ctwne Adress Greeley
Wan Vile
Bning
Geocley Union Pacifi Depot
Wittronn Fa
Curhoon
Jean Tyson
Migs Tyson
A. Bow
Jack Burger
Greeley Waw
Wiltman
Denver Woman Fined For Drunken Driving and Accessory
Franches Mies Lana, 27, of 1124 California Street, pleaded guilty to drunken driving and faced fines plus costs. Signora French, 60, of 2250 Trey Street, was fined for being an accessory after the fact. A patrol halted a machine on the road north of Fort Logan. Troy Green, 21, of 1313 Fourth Street, Greenley, was fined for drunken driving.
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Mies Frances
Lana
California
Eirest
Monlay
W. Th Adnister Courtes
Eliavee
Mra
Signora French
Trey Street
Donrer
Natrol Dus
Plotiavillo
Rand
Mare Glal WW
A. Mitchell
Evans
Father of Vigil Triplets Dies of Pneumonia
John R. Vigil, 47, of Ault, father of the Vigil triplets born in January, died at a Greeley hospital from pneumonia after several days of illness. The same disease recently claimed one of the baby trio. Vigil had been ill prior to entering the hospital on May 3.
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John R. Vigil
Ault
Greeley Hospital
China Hopeful Of Victory Is Koo's Assertion
World Student Christian Federation official Koo told Colorado State College of Education students that China remains hopeful of victory in the war with Japan. He cited ongoing relief drives raising funds for displaced universities and colleges and urged continued training of a generation of educated Chinese to sustain resistance.
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Chin Ts Yaw
China
Th. T. Z. Koo
World Student Christian Federation
Collorado State College of Education
Oi Assembly
Salso
Gon
U.S
Smany
Univereilica
Cranford Mall
Rovermnank
Japan
Tse
Kop
Koo
Br,co
Deaderstith Ohanay
Golf Pictures To Be Shown Here Wednesday At Club
Golf enthusiasts will witness pictures of Bobby Jones and Horton Smith at the Great Country Club on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock. Members of the Greeley high school golf team and Bee Hee Cherry Orchards in Bloom are expected to attend. Nearby Loveland cherry orchards are in full bloom drawing observers to the display.
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Bobby Jones
Horton Smith
Golf Pictures
Aliawn
Tra
Pat Gianforaute
Greatey Country Club
Plelock
Lu Tge
Greeley Hinsclino
Golf Tex
Hich
Achnel Bors
Bee Hee
Toveland
Ie Loveland
Idaho Officer Dies of Shot From Bandit
Twig Palla Idaho officer T Hencken 48 died after a gun battle with two bandits in Idaho. Hencken was wounded in the abdomen and died in hospital. A 13 year old boy was struck by a stray bullet during the road fight. Police say William D B Hole 26 was killed by a bullet in Bracken, Twin Falls county. Bracken was a wrather at Teo Fy Bracken, noted as a former wager pro. Tilawhlow Weece children and three brothers survive.
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Twig Palla
Idaho
May
Oiteer
Crate T. Hencken
Niotuns
Mracken
Wim Wiilaies
Inia Critleal Cosulidad
Pollen
Howard Gite Millet
Wiloins
Ite
William BD
Hole
Twin Falls
Bo Gmiflebt
Bracken
Teo Fy Bracken
Wrate Inayrace Fund
Tilawhlow
Weece
Lrothars Aurvive
Tribune Wins First Place in Colorado Daily Newspaper Contest
The Tribune earned top honors in the Boulder Daily Camera sponsored statewide daily newspaper contest during University of Colorado Journalism Week. The award, recorded since 1934, marks multiple firsts and merit bars across seven-year participation, with advertisers noted as benefiting from strong typographical resources. Charles Bursiel of Greeley High School led the Tribune’s entered divisions with editors and assistants from the Tribune staff.
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Frost
Apearance
Tribune
Boulder Daily Camera
Daily Newspapers of Colorado
Ars
University of Colorado
Memorial
Boulder
Nhot
The
Charles Burslel
Greeley High School
High Light
Tribune Photo
Technvin
I Tha Nu
Oweek
Calarac
Tee
Rouldes
Vrthitia
Bron Sadie
Daulder Daily Camera
Belng Nelwert
Uo Tribune Las Beot
Imes
Journalise
Charles Lurstel
Greetey Lini
Cilttar of
Greeley
Wharton Case Returned To Trial Court Over Juror Coercion
The case of condemned slayer Wharton is sent back to Colorado Springs district court to verify an affidavit by juror William Anderson who alleges he was beaten by fellow jurors to agree on the death penalty. If coercion is proven, Wharton could receive a new trial. otherwise the death sentence stands.
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Wharton
Denver
May
da Tah Pant County
Fig
A. G
Jack” Latting
Broadwood
Colorado Springs
Lie Jintel
John M. Mefkin
William Meyd Anderson
Allelighe
Amons
Mpernie Court Nembern
Disceule
Opinien
Exposition Postponed By Local Community Group
The Friend and Neighbor Exposition scheduled for May 4 to 27 at the Grooley Armory in Hina Laem was postponed. Community leaders announced the delay this Saturday due to unspecified reasons.
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Nebsilear Txnostrou
Grooley Armory
Hina Laem
Lewis Blames Labor Dept For Strike
New York figures accuse the Labor Department of failure to prevent a strike. In a letter to Dr. Jon H. Steelman, Chief Labor Department conciliator, Speaker Lewis cites administration blunders and says delays misled mine operators and workers. Dr. Steelman says belangrijke developments occurred during Washington week but declined further comment.
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Brean New York
Meg
John L. Lewis
CSO
Thor
Ming Warkare of
America
Jon HR. Steelman
Labor Department
Lowis Vale
Falhira
Tribune Dominates State Journalism Contests With Two Firsts
The Tribune earned two first place honors at state journalism contests held at the university. Tribune swept major categories including typography and the overall journalism department trophy, marking a strong showing for The Tribune and Tribune staff members Charles Lurstel and Greenley Lini as senior editors.
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Tribune
Great Britain Hints to Poland on Danzig Peace Plan
APL 70 Army pursuit plane from Barksdale Field flew to Gresley airport landing after noon Saturday for better weather. Lieutenant Lessig piloted the ship toward March field California and relayed weather updates to Mrs Stella Starkey at the Airport Cottage camp in Cheyenne.
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Barksdale Field
Louisiana
Gresley
Lessig
March Field
California
Cheyenne
Stella Starkey
British System Bans Windsor Radio Speech
A garbled report describes a Windsor broadcast feared to provoke further conflict. It notes restrictions on speech, references to abdication, and mentions an appeal to leaders worldwide as tensions rise between Britain and the United States.
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Windsor
Cass
Urech Verdun
France
Duke of Windsur
Brith Klig
Te Speke
Ana Coldier
United States
Severe Winds Cancel Benefit and Light Rains
Severe winds disrupted Weld county events, canceling a planned benefit while lighter rains fell. Residents reported heavy gusts moving east of the county line with sporadic showers and limited mobile activity.
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Lishtrahi
Bulurdiay
Sowlay
Moibiee
Lupe
Picnic Draws 1900 for June 2 Community Event
The Grimmiber of Commerce reports 1900 to attend a summer picnic at Jackson Field on June 2. A barbecue starts at 6:30 PM with entertainment and picture shows planned after the evening program. 1400 students and 700 to 900 others expected, while logistics and local highway issues are noted by CGC directors.
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Glyel
Intenta
Grimmiber of Commerce
Jackson Field
CGC
Charles Wallath
Imloratizion
Japan Eyes Military Alliance With Italy and Germany
The government signals a potential military tie up with Italy and Germany amid shifts in European power diplomacy. Reports indicate Japan favors a formal defense pact as Tokyo weighs options to strengthen regional security and alignment with Axis partners.
Washington Summer Rowndan Wed Sbihee retabap at Washibston
The text appears garbled and unreadable with fragmented phrases. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities can be extracted to form a coherent summary suitable for a newspaper card.
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Washington
Rowndan
Washibston
Setioul
Welles
Age Pensioners At New High
The state welfare department reports a record level of age pensioners with 33,976 individuals receiving benefits. April payments rose to 2.23 million, while May figures show a noted decrease to 2.207 million. Koala, the welfare director, notes the ongoing rise despite earlier month fluctuations.
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Couviz
Welfiin
Intercollegiate Band Singers Gather for Sunday Concert
Intercollegiate Band from five schools including Colorado University and Denver University performs in a Sunday concert at Gonter TauI. Conducted by Mike of Colorado, the program features the piece Cowboy Lament and showcases student soloists from Urevelo, Honver, Wrouling, Calorie State, and Colorado State.
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Borer
Peorte
Stavlay Afernoon
Gonter Taui
Carpusel
Cre Dutstandiie Batupanismans
Urevelo
Colorado University
Honver University
Wrouling Universalty
Calorie State College
Fort Col. May
Colaalae State College of Education
Ruppe Kappa Petrel Craterniy
St Calorada
Deedara
Tin University of Wyomiig
Clive
Colorade State Chitexa
Mapai
Mi Ike Oi Ils
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Poland
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London
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Tisenung
Duke of
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Ala
Charles UW Tevluss
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Italy
Germany
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Ely
Paula
Voland
Gorminiy
Founal Millon
Mame
Berthyite
Qha Utler
Incanvble
Srishira Tawaki Japa
Geneva
Kaniliki Risa
Faverul
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