Missing 28 Years James Hunter Returns to See Mother
James Hardin Hunter, missing for 28 years, proves alive and travels from Nevada to find his mother Mrs Ida Hunter in Greeley. After years of searching across Denver, St. Louis, Mexico City, and Canada, he reunites with family including sister Gertrude Reynolds. He seeks work near kin as he starts a new chapter after a long, perilous journey.
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James Hardin Hunter
Ida
Greeley
James Hart Ehimter
Bacins
Mer
Sintwart
Sun
Silver Peak
Nevada
James Tintur
Navady
St. Louis
Thorn
Mexico City
Ile Otter
Grevlay
James
Gerlude
Conia
Carrie Potty
Joseph
Denver
Mary
Lawson
EL Paso
James Tas
Su. Greeley
Lila
Fil Paso
Mme
Nnlushg
Canada
Mexico
Conper Min Sand
Colombia
South America
Santes
Loni Nilaghig Bralier
Plan To End Coal Mine Standoff Faces Formal Talks
May 10 New York presages renewed coal talks as the joint committee of soft coal operators and miners resumes negotiations. President Roosevelt ordered a resumption plan and directed the committee to present a method for reopening mines across 26 states, amid a looming coal shortage and calls for a settlement.
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Veatersly
John H. Steelaiu
United States
Yendevas
Stealman
Eure
Yaatertay
Deehoel
Peril
Liana
St Associated Prose
New York
Foint
Reine Cimmitten
Thera Waa
Stousevelt
White House
Ana Pan
Loaat
Jon & Brealwan
Cluthin F. Dewey
Demetrient Cancitinetore
Ie United Mine Workers
Ailimaya
Washington
Roosevelt
Gala
Father's Carelessness Spells Death To Baby
A physician unintentionally caused the death of his 22 month old daughter Nancy Irone after a knife in his pocket wounded her abdomen. The infant developed a fever and died despite immediate care, with cauterization and gastropiecocels tried. the caregiver admitted forgetting the blade.
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Meline
Cistford O. McGready
Nancy Irone
Ber
Ana
Senate Committe Approves Roosevelt Reorganization Plan
May 10 The senate reorganizations committee approved President Roosevelt's government reorganization plan amid opposition from Byrnes and Langer. The plan would abolish several agencies and shift functions to the interior department, with final action expected in the Senate this week. If rejected, the plan would take effect automatically after 60 days.
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Asinciaten Peess
M Wusktington
Senate
Roosevelt
Wenats Committee
Byrhew
South
Carolina
Lander
McNary
Oregon
Byrnes
Tyce
Piotr
Congress
Shirley Reid Wins Top 4-H Honor With Washington Trip
Shirley Reid of Weld County Colorado is selected as one of four Colorado 4-H members to attend the fourteenth National 4-H Congress in Washington D C with all expenses paid. Reid, 17, is a standout in home economics and livestock projects, lauded for steady performance, active club involvement, and drought-era leadership in community activities.
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SFE
Colorado
Miks Shirley Reid
Roggeu
Hibert
Wekl
Miss Reid
Greeley High
Miss Keld
OG. G. Staver
Heit
Washington
Hold
Public Invited To Hospital For National Hospital Day
Public invitation issued by county commissioners and Greeley hospital superintendent to visit the hospital Friday afternoon May 12 during National Hospital Day. Visiting hours 8 PM to 5 PM with staff on duty to explain equipment and answer questions. Highlights include an updated x ray unit and a new electrocardiograph. Sam Green arrested in Denver and Joan Lucero of Yale detained for investigation over driving credentials.
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Ansy Mavel Huenhroys
Greeley Hospital
Ion
National Hospital Diy
Bop Im
AL Department
Sam Green
Sami Green
Depver
Joan Lucero
Yale
4. D
Arid Helt
Securities Decline Anunciated in New York Market
Stocks fell in New York as a sizable uptick faded. The market saw a sharp drop with the value plunging and a major share list reaching around 750,000 shares in trading today.
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New York
Denver Conference Aims to End State Trade Barriers
Eleven Rocky Mountain states invited to discuss uniform reciprocity and trade regulation reforms. Colorado chamber delegates will meet June 10 with governors, attorneys general, federal representatives, and state party leaders from Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Nebraska, Wyoming, Utah, Oklahoma, Arizona, Montana, North and South Dakota. Secretaries Le Hooking and Watlaca were invited.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Utah
Oklahoma
Arizona
Moulina
Kid Morth
Young Worker Dies In Sand Funnel Accident
A teenage laborer working on a Pecos contraction project was fatally crushed when he fell into a large sand funnel that covered a conveyor. Witnesses say the fall occurred while workers struggled to regain balance and he was buried beneath five tons of sand for nearly an hour before aid arrived. Officials attribute the death to the hazardous site conditions and the company siad he had been employed on the Jolmince van at the attraction work that year.
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Powsny Reaver
Julin
A. York
Tedora Pelaon Farm
Moris
Ely Ail
S.A. Webi
Mhoway
Atraction
Cumley Sets Fresh Intramural Marks At Greeley State Meet
Don Cumley freshman shotted 46 feet 4 inches to threaten school and intramural records during the intramural track and field meet at Greeley State. Ham Sears set a new discus record 142 feet 6 inches. Kemute Rice added vaulting honors with a 9 foot 6 inch leap amid a string of record performances.
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Greeley State
Twice
Delta
Delta Pitt
Lambda Cams
Don Cumley
Thos
Aew
Ham Sears
Termnat Iteleoldt
Olander
Funk Aid
Aldermen Name Health Officers Decide Not To Enter Weld Unit
Greeley city council discusses health officer appointments and decides not to join Weld County Health Unit for now. Dr Leo te Lux reappointed physician, Dr J J Kester veterinary and new food inspector. Paul Martin and Walden Ayers named probationary roles. one special police post created at 3.50 daily. Mayor Colpitte says Weld participation kept open for later. He notes advice from Weld County Medical Society and authority figures.
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Greeley
Tada
Effy
Hee
Eily
Leo Te Lux
J. J. Kester
H.F. Franklin
Walden Ayers
Mromas
Panl Martin
BR. M. Colpitte
Ihn Weld
Colpittn
Adyland
Weld County Medical Society
Bunn Apolls
San
Luis Valoy
A. Mann
Utocley
Bayo
Colnite
Thodon
Outstanding College Seniors Awarded by Booster Club
Betty Twist of Greeley and Ralph Hallinan of Denver received Booster Club cups as outstanding seniors at Colavidu Sto College of itucations Tangala Day set. The ceremony featured selections for other honors, including Key, Honorary models, and ten outstanding sophomore and freshman girls chosen by Sigma Pi Liwnhide.
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Betty Twist
Ralph Hallinan
Sens
Cap Amd Gow
Colavidu Sto College of Itucations
Tangala
Ansounger
Jock Ute
Womnant
Wera
Chiracres
Miss Belig Twist
Greeley
Woltes
Kellwore
1A Sule
Max Hatter
New Raswer
Jolat Matevaon
Sealen
Rocky Ford
Sclolishia Aid
Sigma Pi Liwnhide
Reno Ies
Det“ Tranning
Dorothy
Kid Harder
Betty
Henry Teusbnan Glisburg
Semtuva
Reorgy
America
Armentraat
WB. Armentrant
Vlce Preat- Thant
Cap
Gowa
Fole
Pago. Gy
Weather report for Colorado and Wyong region
Partly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday with unsettled conditions in the mountains. Cooler in the southeast Wednesday night, warmer Thursday night. General forecast indicates unsettled start, then warmer conditions into Thursday. Readings show daytime highs near 43 with cooler temperatures overnight.
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Colorado
Thoraiay
Steagall backs gold to expand currency rules
Chairman Steagall a democrat from Alabama urged extending the use of the nation's gold to widen the currency supply. He favored 40 to 1 gold backing and argued inflation concerns should yield to expansion, with committee estimates suggesting currency expansion could reach 37.9 billion dollars based on gold holdings.
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Washington
Steagall
Albama
House
Carr Vetoes Mill Levy for Deaf School
A governor vetoed a mill levy to fund a deaf school amid debate about added taxes. The measure would have raised about 4500 dollars annually, with officials noting the tax supported a state agency and local facilities while suggesting adjustments. The veto drew comments from supporters and questions about how funds would be allocated.
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Carr
Auto Stunters Here Sunday Show Promises Daring Tricks
Announcement by Barnard Houtehony president of the Junior Chamber urges attendance for an event featuring audience thrill acts by crash artists. Acts include high speed truck jumps through flaming walls and dramatic stunts intended to attract crowds at Island Grove Park. Also notes the death of a child, Fajardo Infank Giles Tay, born to Mr. and Mrs. Lows Enjardo, at Wil Grerley hospital.
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Barnard Houtehony
Shaner of Commerce
Avrg Monta
Wikt III Cathorn
Ruath Kinlers
Island Grove
Animout
Fajardo
Giles Tay Oh
Lows Enjardo
Awl
Wodnes Hay
Wie Grerley Hospital
Chile
Horn
Konto
Kline Defends Prosecution Tactics in Upper House
Denver report details Kline accusing the Senate of stealthy moves to knife the prosecution of Getty. The House managers dispute the tactics while debates continue on impeachment and possible political implications.
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Kline
Flood Control and Harbors Funds Hit by Committee Action
A Washington report notes a Senate or cabinet committee recommended an appropriation totaling 255 million for flood control and harbor works, with 135 million for flood control and 96 million for rivers and harbors upgrades. The total proposed budget is 446,940,000, including relief fund adjustments and prior year comparisons.
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F Associates Breay
Washington
Ite
Henao
Nawanlaynefivttles
War Department Cnly
James Lip Foe
Inter
Hoosevelt
Vba
Uml Harbora
Reckless Driving Fine Released in Local Court
Rex Timothy of Greeley was fined 11.50 dollars in pottee Court for a reckless arriving charge. Contemplated sappen ty county court to fFépped, Clarion 11, Morris of Eaton. Wrs Maca pb 14 pottee come Tuesday of a signal Webbe Molation.
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Rex Timothy
Greeley
Pottee Court
Sappenty County Court
Clarion
Morris
Eaton
Pottee
Webbe
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