Denver Holdup Near Solution In City Arrests
Denver police held three suspects in a $36000 United States National Bank holdup case. The trio, led by a panicked escape plan, included Louis Cambardi 23 and his wife, plus Joln Dockery Jr 20. Authorities said they recovered a stolen envelope and conducted extensive questioning without a confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Bar
Tiree
United States National Bank
Megsen- Ford
Bamilite
Arer Telon Lanchardi
Carl
Ners Joln Dockery, Jr
Mra Raviholomew
Pollea
Albert V. Clark
Cambardi
Accord
Cylet Clark
Kansas
Chief Clark
Dallon EL Meawn
Walker
Brown al Walker
Clark
Enid
Roosevelt Plans to End Special Federal Taxes
President Roosevelt to issue proclamation ending taxes tied to the 1933 Emergency Recovery Act. Treasury estimates taxes raise about 227 million dollars yearly. Proclamation aimed for Dec 6 and taking effect Jan 1, with fuel tax and dividend taxes cut, stock tax ending by July 1, 1934, and profits tax dropped at year end. Utah may delay notification due to distance from capital.
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Washington
Trooyevelt
Treasury
Antiomat
Vna Hopravisa
Toosevelt
Utah
Incomplete historical report on county affairs and meetings
Fragmentary OCR text references county court, an agency, and a dismissed claim of dividends. Mentions Baynesville and Harrusville local notes, and a meeting date of November 16 with names Gus Hander and Leidar club. Context unclear due to garbled transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uarrusville
Mentom
Ara
Gus Hander
Greeley Vets Recall Armistice Day Echoes
Former Greeley soldiers recount Armistice Day memories as many were still in France or training camps in the United States. The piece lists names and locations from Verdun to Camp Funston, Evans to Clark, describing where veterans served and how they learned of the armistice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonner
Greeley
Ameartes
Oinny Vetersna
Tom Young
Pershlag
Geborn Tersllog
Cnaumont
France
Firins
Midesagen William
Adamd Waa
Collins Taining
Jack Allison
Angers
Prasee
L16th
Tlevres
Tiouth Régient Marines
Roosevelt at Arlington Ceremony for Unknown Soldier
Washington Nov 11 Roosevelt presided over a wreath laying at Arlington National Cemetery marking the nation’s observance. Edward A. Hayes of the American Legion spoke, urging caution on postwar plans and demanding fair treatment amid rapid security concerns.
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Washington
Rowling
Tevoronte
Roosevelt
Arlington
Edward A. Hayes
American Legion
Virginia
Hifa
NIA
Uch
Tar-Ezeupt Securities
Greeley Armistice Day Parade and Festivities
Greeley celebrated Armistice Day with a 2 pm monster parade, stores closing at noon and a day of civic participation. The event featured a massive turnout of autos, floats, the Goddess of Liberty, Boy Scouts units, teachers and students, and extensive city decorations under committee leadership. A large evening gathering was planned with a fierce stance toward the Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guiler
Charse
Avery Automobile
Boy Scouts
Deus Corps
S. A Zy
Tenchera College
Sammufttee
G. T. Abia
Jtoy W. Henterean
Emyry Shaw
B. Weibking
W. 3 B. Hoody
Tlnse
Moe
Ruegen Veldrau
L. S. Hichwan
Harry Webhking
O. D. Neil
George Norn
Enigmatic wartime notes from Armintica denoting ceremonies and service
Fragmentary items list individuals stationed in various U S and European fronts. Ralph J Frecher at Camp Funston Kansas. Paul S Gillespie of Oree ley Big h School in Parla ten months with anti Inspect ion division. Roy Seaman and Ewart Bucher with the Argonne corps front. Glen Bucher at Fenston. Herman Dickman training at Fort Dodge. D A Choritan with artillery in the Argonne offensive.
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Buckingham
Verdun
Chertes
H. Buckingham
Hne
Towan
Veron
Lath
Wisconsin
Mich
Paul J. Briscoe
Melz Bridge
Engle Peers
Peat
Mousson
France
Grey Registration Service
O. EB. Benett
Windenborg
Viguurltes
Pratee
24Th Aietaton
Crozier
Galvestan
Rox
Eighth Regiment
Mara Island
Calif.f
Dessa Salmon
Une
Germany
Verdan
Coampney II
138Th Infantry
Berlly
Salomon
Milton Overman
Camp Funston
Field Artillery
Siberia
Gregory
Argonne BR
Gregory Wan Dos
Argonne Forest
77Th Drylaian
I Infaniry
EW. Knowles
Verdon
Argonne
Oplon No
Howplink
H. W. Annett
Crest
Troona
Hos
George D. Adams
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Fez
Camp Pike
Ark
Jerome Bunker
Tours
Irving Fallak'a
Clarge
Béday
Frank Dayla
Ascary Waylor
Louisville
Iy. A
Flush
Bort
Utd
Milway G. Frazier
Camp Cady
New Mexico
Engineera
Hth Diviston
Morrison
Metz
Waller F. Morrison
Mud
EL Praxer
Ste. Mthfeld
Metslau
Vase Grlig
Frakes
Pannes
Lust Finll Artillry
Morison
Beney Ai
Feuken
Mauen
Paris
Hyon
Cummings
Geln-lnurent
Cantral France
Sammear
Srameur
Algood
Gotn-Jaurent
Saumur
Lm’ Hag
Camminga Wen
Bhorltt Owleht Cline
Art
Lincoln
Nebr
Camp Meade
Camp Taylor
Louiseio
Peuitronys Ph Hood
Toure
Botalr
Armintica
Ise
Ralph J. Frecher
Kausasz
Paul S. Gillespie
Oreeley Bigh
Parla
Gillespie
Roy Seaman
Ewart Bucher
Argonne Corpat
148Th Field Corps
Htt
Glen Bucher
Fenston
Kaas
Herman Dickman
Fort Dodge
D. A. Choritan
1Wlat Etd
Tha Tae
Canon City Tigers Blank Trinidad 26 to 0
Canon City Tigers defeated Trinidad 26 to 0 on Friday, led by a standout relay forward Wall Sortoris who scored touchdowns and contributed to the victory. The win boosted Canon City’s momentum as they asserted control on the field.
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Canon City Beats
Trinidad
Tavoctavet Tress
Canon City
Sortoris
Poideroun Fulinex
Tor
Moe Cana City Tigers
Triumph Rover
Armistice Day Program at College High
Armistice Day observance at College High featured a girls glee club performance with “It’s a Long Way to Tipperary” and “Over There” plus other numbers. Students led readings and a dramatic scene titled So Somewhere in Alsace Nor tells, with Taps on trumpet and program announced by Glen Anderson.
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Armisties
Kopner
College High
Setinol
Glee Elim
Youce
Tipperary
Aira
Dinache Collie
Frure
Alatti
Sinphens
Wood
Our Boys Tonent
Sanderiou
Gha’ Glee Club
Mra. Cultus
Detla Luo Ja
Usled
Ftnl Weing
Cinar
Alsace
Nortals
Plandera Field
I Mildred Eckhardt
HH Armentrout
Clen Anderson
Picture Due Here Now in 2 Theatres of Huffman Group
The girl and music shows are packing them in. The two theatres will host the spectacular film Footlight Parade. Manager DeViliisa brings this show to the Kiva theatre for the weekend.
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Huffman Group
DeViliisa
Thia
Kiva
Loveland Wins 33-0 Football Title in Conference Clash
Loveland built a 33-0 victory over Fu tan to clinch the Northern Conference championship. Hanson the Redskins’ fullback scored four touchdowns, Cavott added a fifth and two extra points as Loveland earned its first title since 1912 amid a large crowd.
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Loveland High School
Futan
Loveland
Fort Collins
Indiana
Eaton
Hanson
Cavott
Athletic Council Formed at Kersey
Nov 1. A new athletic council was formed to meet with Superintendent TD A Whale to discuss issues of the athletic association and its leadership. Sailor representatives include Wayne Neshlt, Victor Klein Jr, Cleveland, Ho ward Loloff, Edward Mekkel, and Dennis Gust athan.
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Keragy
Aparlatment
Atection
Athletic Council
TD. A. Whale
Giliee Hho
Wayne Neshlt
Victor Klein
Jun
Loc
Filesn Cleveland
Sophomors
Howard Loloff
Freasman
Edward Mekkel
Elgith Grado
Dennly Gustataan
Banquet at State Pen in Riverton Wyoming Held
Roach of Lin Wyoming prison staff hosted a banquet for obust hens and professional men at Riverton’s state prison dining room. The event aimed to acquaint locals with the prison farm’s work, with music and a Lasquel. Trusties produced and served all banquet fare with style.
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Riverton
Wyo
Roach
Wyoming
Armistice Era Trib Headings Chronicle War Endings
A scan of Tribune headlines from 1918 shows daily war coverage approaching Armistice. Across entries dated Oct to Nov readers see Austria-Hungary and Germany surrender notes, terms for armistice, and Allied plans as the war nears a conclusion.
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Billy Wents
The
Tribune
Austria-hungary
Ingen Pinye
Orenta
Aller
Callan
Bulgaria
Meemurttes
Klug
Kaiser Kleen
Germany
Republic
Sedan
Foch
Nate
Greeley
Hun
Cerma Atny
Gerutain
Kpleer Ab
Kaleers Land
Presiden Wilson
Congres
Cambridge Celebration Sparks Student Riots in Town
In Cambridge England during an observance called No More War students clashed with police. Truncheons were used as crowds including women and men carrying cameras were splashed with eggs fish and tomatoes as they marched. The disturbance peaked at Pembroke College before police regained control. A separate item notes Clyde Masro fined $3.50 for double parking.
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Wall
Pembroke College
Masro Wis
Call for Registered Warrants in Weld County Colorado
Seaman acting county treasurer of Weld County Colorado issues call for payment on warrants registered to the county fund up to September 9 1933 and on the pay fund up to January 1 1933. Warrant holders must present within 40 days from first publication to avoid loss of interest with details dated in Greeley Colorado October 7 1923.
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Warieanys
Seaman
Weld
Crarada
Fenda
Mallee
Rating County
West County
Colorado
Greeley
Colo
Inia
iFood Adviso Board Dissolved Amid Price Fixing Concerns
A fragile reform appears to collapse as the food industries advisory board is dissolved after internal resignations and accusations of price fixing. George N. P. Farm Administration confirms the body represented food sectors but deemed it unwieldy. Members resignations follow tensions over proposed codes and agency actions.
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Washington
Mov
Feesdustries Advisory Board
George N. P
Therawna Nike
Menth
Pyok
R. Tt. Dewpres
Acpai
Tool Industry
Perentiy
En Cari
Notice of Annumal and Bankruptcy Proceedings
Notice novince is given of an annual meeting of the North Side Trades Grid Company to be held at 703 South Greenley, Colorado, on Saturday the 25th day of 1933 at 2 oclock PM. The meeting will consider levy, taxes, and other business. Creditors are warned to attend a bankruptcy discharge hearing for The Thes Corporation at Court Room Jb, Post Office Dulistue, Colorado, on January 5th to show cause why discharge should not be granted.
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She Shey Jaldera
North Side
Greeley
Colayud
Om Saturda
Hee
P. AL
Eye Aireetorg
Levy Ashess
Botore
Thes Corporation
Ute
Llae
Osposinn
Franic Mehaugtiod
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Raber
Tylinn
Weld County
Baynesville
Invertment Recuritica
New
Montgomery van
Nanshee
As Terns Corp
Iis
Taien
Peeltic
Attea Corporation
U.S. Ateek
Woolwarth Wealinghouse Elec & Tre
Youic Cian Sroesks
Seyrice
Electric House
Grentland Oil
Penver Union
Great Weat
Kcine Gas & Electrarg Fay
Mtn
Ste. Tech
Golo
M Buble
Ney
Hiec
Uae
eTme Citice Service
Paver Tramway Corp
A Hollywarth Pss Wip
Carpent Ca
Nev. Cant
Ahd Ik
Rey
Calif
Can
Public
Serv. Co
Bouthern, Calor Power
Bharea
Diversisies Crust Lys
Bowery
Sterling
Wallace Beery
George Raft
Jackie Cooper
the Bowery
New York
East Side
New Yorkera
2Th Century Pictures
Wixanlealton
Thea United Artiata
the Sterling
Teghoning Sanun
Aft
H. Gotsberg
London
M Aquatron
Fallek
H. T
Carl D. McKinley
Nat Bank
Investment Securities
Greeley, Colo
College
Kersey
State Pen
Austin Auction Service
Bulletin
Schenck
Godfrey Bolton
Evang
la Sails
Jacob Allmer
Fred N. Austin
Rydy Aftehay
Tels
Colorado Auctioneers' Association
Cambridge
England
iFood Adviso Board
George Waehickton
Justice of
Pea AM
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Howe
Léa
Tublle
Liches West Blider
Buwiness
Cree Corp
gEonsrey
Nengle Wolf
Sustice
Groeles
Polorada. S Garnsey Anu Witeeler
Unece Slates
Pistuic
Banichuet CY
Firat Hartheapiey Minteret of
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Turkey
Tith Ave
Pat GY UT
Morivary
Sattley
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