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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1934
Page
1
The county vote totals indicate four Republicans and nine state Democrats carrying county contests. Key figures include Holine for regent with strong support, Cummings and Bradford among congressional candidates, and Johnson and Lambert in statewide counts.
Federal authorities announced the capture in Phoenix of a suspect tied to the June abduction of a Robles girl. The arrest followed extortion letters sent via cable claiming a ransom of 216 0PO, with handwriting matching the accused. The case traces to a long connection with a dance troupe in Vinson. A Mexican boy delivered a written demand to the father the same afternoon, seeking 1000 and 20 dollars in payment. No further details were released.
Aosa Gladys Sauter of Milliken died at home Wednesday. She is survived by her mother Rosa Slater and sisters Trene Kathiryy Myrtle of Milliken and others in Lasalle and Mulon. Funeral services will be held Saturday at St. Peters Catholic Church. Interment at FineterMte cemetery.
The Associated Press report details county by county vote counts for governor across 1,135 precincts. It notes Weld County’s rapid results and compares reporting speeds between counties and the Tribune election bureau, highlighting faster statewide reporting by the Tribune relative to similar-sized counties.
The text describes a political voting setup in Greeley by precincts and references Muscet. It then digresses into an unrelated zoological passage about the bitterling mussel as a nursery host and details of its reproduction.
In Nebraska and nearby states, the election produced close results with incumbent and challengers in tight contention. Governor Clyde H. Moyen led the New Deal ticket in broader gains, while Democrats faced mixed outcomes as Montana and other western districts reported late tallies. Congressional races showed several incumbents holding narrow leads as statewide totals trickled in from key parties and counties.
Detroit voters on Wednesday backed Governor Grovenra’s slate, with Frank D. Tiarett as the lone Republican candidate for secretary of state drawing the fewest party votes. Michigan’s primary tallies show Fitzgerald, Lacy, and Mead contesting key statewide posts as Vandenberg leads the field returning from 2407 precincts and reporting strong totals.
In Indiana and nearby states the campaign centers on the New Deal. Arthur Robinson supporters tout the party line while opponents rally behind Walesday Sheri Minto, a fourth year Democrat, and Ayu J. Lobisen, Republican incumbent. Analysts project Mintoya to win a margin strong enough to shape party control in Congress. Republicans seek to reclaim seats, with early returns showing mixed signals in districts across the state.
Amid a wave of constitutional proposals, multiple states consider repeal measures and votes Sunday. Nebraskans and Dakotas show early momentum while Virginia and California face related debates. Mexican lobster seizures spark city actions as authorities tighten enforcement.
Winners named in the American Legion essay contest include Victuey Pandtin Dost and others from Gilcrest and surrounding areas. Prizes ranged from $1 to $9, with multiple students from Oakdale, Cherry Root, and Greeley cited. ceremony planned for an evening event at Cherry Rete.
Smith district observances featured Halloween parties and readings at Observatory and Smith schools. Students, families, and staff attended events with cultural displays, musical selections, and a Halloween supper.
Godfrey Havant longtime Windsor area farmer dies at 75 after a long illness. Survived by wife Kitty Koons and children Alfred Marie Blaley Clarence Dillon Evie Thorn and others. services at the Christian church in Loveland with burial in Loveland Cemetery.
in a turbulent political shift, Democrats gain decisive power over the state high court with leaders praised by supporters. The article notes strategic wins by Arnie and Armstrong allies, while Republicans face realignment as Democrats secure key positions and influence across departments.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Stork Express Barn at Gretley hospital Ta Me wd Mysg with dates Nov 7 and Nov 12. Names such as Mr and Mrs Aahtainy Dura of the Spats colony and a curatorial reference appear, but details are garbled and unclear.
Fragmented report outlines concerns over farm work recruitment of youths by city life programs. It notes wage expectations around 1 100 pounds yearly and references federal power to redirect workers from industries to farming. Mentions women, waitresses, and carpentry as contrasted paths.
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