Three men arrested after Weld county still destroyed
Sheriff and federal agents dismantled a distillery ten miles northwest of Mauters tier on Saturday. Three men Percy Kulu Frank De feores and E C De Lee were arrested on the premises. The operation housed Dupont eth rouge burners two 60 gallon stills and 130 barrels of ash were destroyed. The camp contained pumps engines hoses and sugar, with equipment valued at not less than $1,000. A convoy trailer will be turned over to the Association.
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Weld County
Sheriff’s Offee
Federal Department of Just
Lesents
Mauters
Heritt W. W. Wyatt
Yalus
Dupont
Dugant
Molumbher
Rand Wills
le Nein
Romat
Pyar
Wipley
Crow Creek
Weld Ministers Meet Monday at 10 Am
First fall meeting of the Weld County Ministers Association will be held Monday morning at the Methodist church at 10 o'clock. New ministers since last spring will be introduced, experiences shared, and the year’s program outlined. Br. W. D. Cols presides, with Theo Fray of La Salle as vice president and other officers named.
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Weld Cony Ministorial Association
Alonday
Methodlat
Aince
Br. W. D. Cols
Theo Fray
la Salle Ia
Ent Roy
Charles M. Hauser
Colorado Truckers Face License Rule Uptake
Colorado implements a rule forcing out of state truck haulers to obtain local licenses. Department of Revenue enforcement increases receipts at the clerk’s office as inspectors check licenses, weights, and brakes. Officers target those hauling livestock and freight, with plans to extend checks next week.
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Culorado
Colorado
Water Vehicle Department
Tate
Try
Caltee
Clorada
Feora
New Mexico Drying After Torrents Of Three Days
Monsoon like flooding in New Mexico eased after three days of heavy rain and swollen streams. Officials reported creeks receding,道路 reopenings in Roswell Artesia and nearby towns, and no new danger despite prior road closures and inundated areas.
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New Mexico
Alma Rave
Nype
Mexico
Dangar
Yas
Roswell
Artesia
Phad
Coast Cloudburst Claims Thirty Lives in California District
A catastrophic cloudburst swept through a coastal area causing at least thirty deaths. Wrecked trains and submerged rail cars blocked traffic while a five foot wall of water inundated highways. Rescue efforts recovered bodies from a service station ruin and hospital complex as authorities scrambled to assess the disaster.
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Tohachuyl Pous
W. Ho
Atate Blelevny
Jateo Attica
Snell
Moldregeta
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Segall
Catton
Bigtuway
Bakers Aid Nde
Woodland Isha At
Kern Couty Enlicreulor Aantortier
Virginia Van Wye Wins Golf Title
Chicago golfer Virginia Van Wye arrives for the women national golf championship and crushes Glontia Collate in the 36 hole final at Salem country club to claim the title.
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Virginia van Wye
T Associalest Brom Paabndy
Bagg
Virchita van Wye
Chicago
Novally
Sincr 1925
Glontia Collate Vaca
Hines
Iales
Salem Country
Peace Negotiations in Brazil Resume Amid Rebel Fire
Reports from Rio de Janeiro say talks between the Sao Paulo rebels and the government resumed at noon after last night's conference collapsed and fighting restarted in the Parahyba sector. General Klinger, rebel leader, sent a radio message to General Goes Mantello, federal forces commander, seeking and obtaining an audience for Sap Pavlo emissaries due in Lareng today.
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Rilo de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Ramsey Well Drilling Recommences After Fishing Night
Ramsey and crew press on with the W. Tt. Ramsey well on the Buckingham structure after a fishing setback. A large oil crew heads to Creeley to watch potential late-week completion while regional firms discuss a deal involving Platte Valley and Continental Oil for Greasewood to Hordiy line.
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Maning
Ramsey
Buckingham
Ecoute Ace
Creeley
Ou & Gax Journal
Patterson
Greaseword
Relter-Foster
Teta
Gad
Mannlog & Terry
Platte Valley Petroaluers
Continental Oil
Body found on Texas beach tied to missing newspaper man
A beach excavation near Galveston uncovered a body believed to be A G McGuerty, a traveling newspaper accountant linked to the disappearance of 22 year old William R Ayala. Police say McGuerty’s whereabouts had been questioned in Fort Worth and the body was raised from a beach cottage 13 miles from Galveston.
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Galveston
Tex
Palies
A. G. McGuerty
Gnlventon Island
William R. Ayala
McGuarty
Ryals
McGuerty
Fort Wortl
Howne
Fort Worth
Casper Tries Coercion on Water Issue
Wyoming Intercais fought Colorado opposition over a water claim on the North Platte. Delegations from Casper and northern Colorado pressed for withdrawal of Colorado opposition while urging support for a Wyoming reclamation project. The Denver chamber may vote on backing the plan, with hearings set for later.
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Casper
Denver
Wyoming
Casper Alcoya
Ihena
Bualy Ucks
Gresley
W. I. Kelly
le L. Blinson
8. H. Polbrecht
Frank B. Davin
Colorado
Ely
Hergelt
Kendrick
Carey
Clark
Danver Chambar
Conmarce
Gasper- Alcora
North Dark
Wyomig
Wybotlug
North Park
Wromlag
High School Students Die in Train Crash Near Here
Associated Press reports three high school students were killed and another injured when their car collided with a Western Pacific freight train at a crossing a mile north of here after leaving a show. The wagon struck midtrain amid broken auto parts. warning signals had been inspected two days earlier.
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Persod Weatwood
Calif
High Aeloel
Western Pacific
Weld Farmers See Tax Breaks That Echo Past Figures
Weld County records show farmers received notable local tax relief compared with 1927 levels. A Tribune survey of ten irrigated districts including Mead, Greeley, Fort Lupton, Johnstown, and Gillcrest compares 1931 assessments with 1927, revealing tax bill declines despite rising property values. In 1924 these farms paid 0, 0, while 1931 totals show broad savings and shifting district allocations. Police report notes a burglary in Greeley with a valet and cash stolen from a hotel room.
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Weld
Wealogny
Tocal
Tribune
Tirsa Farma
Mead
Eutoo
Snverance
Fort Lipton
Johnstown
Kersey
Pleasant Valley
Gill
Ault
Gilcrest
Schons
Laxi
Milk Distribution Planned To Aid Needy Families
Milk giving is set to begin Tuesday under a Greeley Woman's club led project to help families facing shortages. Tickets and volunteers will coordinate with Gray's Creek area and Greeley Creamery for distribution. Sponsors plan to expand to direct giving as soon as funds allow, with pledges totaling $20.12 and monthly commitments from local groups to sustain the effort.
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Greeley
Bubley
Park Churen
Lucerne Social Clut Tau
Mille Bund
Milk Fund Pledge Prompted by Greeley Women’s Club
A reader pledges three dollars monthly for eight months to the Greeley Milk Fund coordinated by the Greeley Women’s Club, listing payment methods and contact options through the Tribune or Arts GW Conn at 1002 Eleventh Avenue. The form specifies monthly reminders by mail or phone after the start date.
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Greeley Mick Fund
Greetey Woman's Club
Peenant
Conn
Eleventh Avenue
Hoover to Speak in Des Moines Described Homecoming
More than 150,000 people are expected to hear President Hoover speak in Des Moines as part of a homecoming for Iowa. A presidential parade will escort the party, with 859 musicians involved and a march marshal from Council Bluffs. The president is to speak after arriving by special train.
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Associated Press
Dea Monica
Fresidront Woover
Pational Tepubli¢ks
Nord
Tha Farm
Iowa
Von
Mathew, Tintley
Council Bluffs
Farmaya
Hoover
50 Men Put to Work on Pipe Line Monday
Fifty workers began laying pipe at the Grew mine project near Thinuntle, with about 2,600 feet already dug this week. C. P. & T. company forecasts shipments of plot rising to 409 to 500 feet daily next week. Seaman claims 600 feet daily possible with a full crew.
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Bo Ayew
Gréeley
Thinuntle
MHS Serman
Wiforworks
Sunortitensant
Caglkers
Otiera Am Tore
C. P. & T Campany
Seaman
Coffin Rules on Tuition Funding Friday in Ruling
District Judge Claude C Coffin ruled parts of the Tobin act unconstitutional directing county treasurers to withhold tuition funds for pupils from Weld to attend Brighton high school The decision affects the state school interest fund distribution with about 40 percent of funds to local districts The ruling was to be continued after memoranda for further facts and to avoid injunctions against the state superintendent of schools
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Jimtefet
Claude C. Coffin
Achoar
Fearo R. Patterson
Wna
Lnter
Costin
Supreme Court
Weld
Brighton
Brighton High
North Platta Campaign Opens in Sugar Beet Era
The 1932 sugar beet campaign begins in the North Platta Valley on Wednesday. Within 48 hours after the harvest, six large Great Western Sugar company factories will start converting the crop into sugar.
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North Platta
North Platta Valley
Great Western Sugar Company
Tribune Phone Numbers Local and Editorial Pages
The Tribune lists telephone contact options for Sodiey Local and Other News along with Business Advertising Job Printing and Subscriptions. Readers can reach staff through provided local and general lines for inquiries, subscriptions, and editorial needs.
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Tribune
Sodiey
Yankees Rally Past Cubs as Ruth and Gehrig Hit Two Each
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig powered the New York Yankees to a 7 to 5 win over Chicago at Wrigley Field. Ruth hit two homers and Gehrig added two as the Yankees clinched their third game of the series in a high scoring tilt, while the Cubs matched with homers from Cuyler and Moore.
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Gehrig
Cubs
Harriett and
Coyler
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Soho
Ongh
Gava
New York Yankees
Qchicago
Cuba
Wille
Gelwig
Uva
Othc Toot
Cub
Way
Zerou
Geloiig
Pipygrag
Tie Citka
Shree Iiilage
Laritogt
W Boner
Russ Guylor
Yankees Cubs
Combs
Wer
PH Sewell
Lueings
New York
Caster
Grint
Juries
Chaputan
Town
Vaney Rath
Gonvlg
Engug
Befarn
D. Stoosewell
Seratis Nontinga
Lin Mayor
Conuph
Combs Itt
Grimm
Fuad
Yankees
Gofrba
Sewell Wall
Uth
Howe
Comba Mittl
Elerman
Ee Laztort
Rike
Dickey
Slong
Chapmad
Wold
Crosett
Chapman
Mini
Aires
Oe erTor
Cincago
Herman Walkers
Brugilsh
Babe Ruth
Cuyior
Stephenson
Moore
Annager Grimm
Guyler
Ural
Crozatti
Gellrig
Pippros
Contha
Mase
Bett Center
Bowell
Tuth
Cuylor
Chiwago
Hartnett
Gober
Pitelod
Lazzerl
Jurges
Otto
L. Chapman Walker
Harinett Wiltt
Crozeltt
Cuyler
Lorbyfit
Ceasler
Harruett
Sewell
Rons
Crosetti
Bul
Pipgray
Bun Bath
Fevel
Herman
Engle
Maen
Laszer
Lazrers
Jewell
Arlinm
Lazéri
Crosotti
Grag
Lazaori Stephenson
Lowell
Lazzevi
Ta Gobris
Agreement To Talk Hoover Arms Scheme Around World
Geneva reports say the nineteen member executive body of the League of Nations began studying President Hoover's armament limits plan. Hugh Wilson and Swiss officials led initial discussions on policing and defense force reductions, with a Monday return date set for further talks.
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Hoover
L Asmcelates
Geneva
Manvingmont
Cviraerdl
U9 League
Johto
League Council
Tapa
Manchukuo
Japin
Sprojudica
Wow
Chitter
de Dels
Counciil
Lengua Commission
Tugairy
Manoharia
Caimyaltloga
M. Alongs
Delogale
H. Temes
League Couvel
Orla
Ancelal Assembly
Zellity Af Denvar Mihove
Nolien
Apeeiiing
Beets Dump Openings Set for Greeley and Nearby Districts
Sugar factory officials announced dumps will begin receiving beets next Wednesday October 6 in the Greeley district and Eaton area including Ault Barnesville and La Salle modifications. The dumps at Clayton Hanbury and others will open October 10 with expected tonnage around 12 in Greeley and 16 near Eaton. A movable loader track was installed at the Ault and La Salle dumps and changes required narrowing the dump side to the right for dumping.
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Gregleyangar
Clayton
Hanbury
Greeley
Ault
Barnesville
Eaton
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Oreeley
Polics
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Milk Fund
Pitta
Oddeesa
Des Moines
Coffin
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Loro
Fioral
Lara
Clapel
D. B
Pare
Mebily
Harinett
Pipgras
Root
William Nul Mary
Navy
Allettxan Ylale
Michigan
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