Legion Backs Builders Clinic Plan At Legion Hall
A largely attended American Legion meeting endorsed a community clinic project proposed by the Gradley Building Trades Council. Speakers argued for work for unemployed skilled craftsmen and the need for federal and local funding to finance a new auditorium and related facilities despite long term loan commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Magoa Stong
Jon Dar Hoy
J. A. Clark
Gradley Building Tradea Council
Political maneuvers and rising tensions in city politics
The article traces Ness remaining active from the page, noting absent Senator Coatigan and proxy use for Adams to ensure matters proceed. It cites confidential surveys predicting Joseph McKee as mayoral favorite and mentions a Legion-backed resolution urging support for Grocley Building Trades and related committees, reflecting local political maneuvering and labor alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatigan
Adams
Colorado
Fletcher
Leariog
New York
Joseph McKee
McKee
Trials Denied for Seven Convicted in Ursehel Kidnapping
Seven convicted in the Ursehel kidnapping case had new trial petitions denied by Judge Edgers. Defendants Caught,Tiarvey Natley, Albert Oates, Clifford Skelly, Barney Berman, and others challenged convictions, while the Shannon family sought appellate relief and argued the federal kidnapping law may not cover the acts involved. Attorneys argued constitutional questions and recent statute scope, with appeals planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyrat
Oklahomes City
Ceven-Petsons
Urechel
Cace
Edgers
Tiarvey Natley
Albert Oates
Exvonyinte
Clifford Skelly
Barney Berman
Anneanulis
Nuiey Clengera
Mirec Shanngis
KR. G
Wa Wits
Atmo
Tex
Vaught
Shannons
Anpenl
Suyera
Trafley and Bates
Ajatioue
Ty James IL. Mathers
Oklahoma City
Bou Lazko
Denver
Bales
Testing a Thermometer Accuracy by Boiling and Bath Tests
The Bureau of Standards suggests placing a thermometer in a bath of cracked ice to check for an 82 degree reading or 6 degrees above zero. If readings are too high, place the bulb in boiling water to verify a 212 degree Fahrenheit result.
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Bureau of Standards
Three Citizens Share Kidnap Money Reward Plan
A special committee appointed by Mayor George He Folg decided that 19000 of the 25000 reward for the Hastichert kidnapping would be shared by 17 officers and citizens. Claude Buettcher, father of the abducted boy, urged the mayor to divide the funds and recommended trust for 16000 to be used if further arrests or convictions occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
George He- Folg
Charles Hastichert
Claude If. Buettcher
Sabduedor
Degols
Yorne Bankey
Ed Gordon
Alkiro
Politicians Move to Suppress News in NRA Debate
The report critiques politicians and press coverage around Roosevelt and the NRA, noting calls to press for changes and speculation on who backs former NRA head George Crean. It cites Senate Black’s investigation and hints at broader political maneuvers while noting no major soldier protests and a focus on crime suppression in newspapers.
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Roosevelt
Dowbt
Otee Senalop
Sohall
Asecond
Qin Nra
Inia Priat
Mir
Poeraoun
George Crea
NRA
Ovenn
Senator Black
Tiut Fuane
Treasury
Jfo
Iokody
Selander Lands Julesburg Paving Contract in Colorado
Denver October bid awards go to C. A. Sweltzer and Namer of Denver for a 7.5 mile Eagle Walcott road project in Bogle county and to Selander of Greeley for concrete paving of 0.268 miles in Ialesburg at 137,143.
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Denver
Brave
Eagle Walcott
Bogle County
C. A. Sweltzer and Namer
State Highway Department
Iuilea
Ialesburg
Colo
Tobal Solandter
Greeley
Funeral rites for Frank J Olm in Younpstown
Funeral services for Frank J Olm were held Friday morning at 10 oclock at Sattleye foment how with Reverend P Tere of the Swedish Presbyterian Mission Church in charge. Burial occurred at Lino Grove Cemetery in Younpstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Olm
Sattley
Christopher's Help By MARY GRAHAM BONNER
A tale of a boy and a junk man named the Jonk mag who barters treasure pieces for a small payoff. Christopher Columbus Crow considers silver foil, coins, a fork, and a spoon as value in a rough exchange for a pack and other trinkets. The scene centers on bargaining and the desire for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Iber
Lba
Jonk
Christopher Columbus
Will
Tucker Wins Suit To Oust Man From Property At Erie
A county court decision in Erie on January 3, 1932 awards Tucker a judgment for $100 against George Clare over a disputed property claim tied to J. Underwood and Mrs. Moreland. The case centers on building ownership, lease rights, and a beer license dispute affecting a restaurant site in Gilcrest.
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Tucker
Erie
Ft. Ienus
Cian Ciora
Amule Aoreland
Underwood
Moreland
Gilcrest
Clore
Murolang
Gierest
Hee Sigier
Tha Gmirt
Beyoud Degrsa
Sieniclnn
A Moreland
Ciera
Stova
Clare
Ala
Trio of Men Sought by Nebraska Desperado Leaders
Nebraska authorities hunt for three men named Floyd Underhill and Stiller, believed by investigators to head a desperado band. Detectives linked descriptions from two Nebraska City youths to the suspects after a car seizure and a chase that ended with the trio allegedly abandoning a Buick wagon and fleeing toward North Dakota and Minnesota with stolen items and gear. The released details include a 1923 Cadillac, unregistered plates, two dollar-proofs, and cash found with the fugitives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Smolis
Ghurlex
Floyd
Wilbne
Underhill
Yerno Stiller
Stier
Tnsportor
A. C. Anderson
Girnis
Thy
Nou Dammast
Sean Tanners
Ernest Milburn
Murray
Nebrmat Cartier
Hicy
Dammast
Taober
Bonth
Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Water Men Scout North Platte Dam Sites Across Three States
Water experts from Colorado Wyoming and Nebraska will meet in Torrington and Bridgeport to inspect possible dam and reservoir sites on the North Platte. The talks follow a Washington meeting’s failure to materialize a North Platte water treaty and aim toward a tri state compact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Tor-rington
Wye
Bridgeport
Nobi
Washington
North Plattewater
Oy Gotorato Stata
la Vicanedt
North Platte
Roden Valley
Sutherland
Plum Creek
Keystone
Lhorye
Giants Win Continued From Page One
Giants dispatch a late innings pair with strong defense as New York adds runs in the sixth. Washington’s batting falters with an early hit and no runs, while New York pitchers hold steady. Key plays include Ott’s infield single and a sacrifice by Davis setting up scoring chances.
WASHINGTON NIP AT RYAN AS NY YANKS EDGE IN extras
In a tense late inning, Washington defense faltered yet New York capitalized. Myer reached first, Ryan stole, and Hubbell mishandled a grounder allowing critical runs to score. The game featured errors, strategic moves, and a crowd unsettled by umpire calls as the Yankees pulled ahead in extras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critz
Manavio
Ryan
Weaver
Kubel
Que
Washington
Myor
Gueita Saevificod
Jueckion
Verry
Marunh
Hubbell
AB Terry
Myer
Maran
Crouin
New York
Manuel
Kingrt Ly Wallington
Moran
Eirathase
Gostin Wis
Tett Fleld
Dave Harrie
Sewell
Wubbell
Cronin
Mears
Eld
Pacond
Griz Ont
Oranin
Kulet
Moore
Mahel Norung
Arrows
Schulte
Jo Torey
Bivegs
Terry
Hoke
Liyege
Kane
Geuturlald
Gritz
Ouo
Davin
Oul
Sackeon
Kulel
Iil
Tion
Ryno
Dava Sarria
Goslin
Harrin
Sulliaeris
Grits
Ming
Muthen
Ancrifice
Firal
Magra
Harria
Kaliet Fannel
Bluege
Gel
Sewett
Teaching Positions Secured by Teachers College Graduates
The following graduates of Teachers College secured teaching posts starting Sept. 1. Mary Sinnko of Greeley will teach at Silver, with AB and A.B. degrees. Pred Pzile of Greeley to coach and teach at Two Halles, AM. degree. June Bonin of Bagha to rural school No. 40, Elbert county, AB. degree. Hattie Elder of Greeley to rural Granby, limited certificate. Frances Fowles of Limit to Lincoln County rural school. Helen Counts of Greeley to English in Greeley, AB. degree. Dorothy Burdine of Denver to Prairie View, AM. degree. Dorothy Collins of Monta Vista to fourth grade at Center Life, cert. Helen Counts listed again with English duties. Mont Ginéey of Toronto to intermediate grades at Buell district No. 59, Weld county. Via Hanson of Arvada to New Castle teaching English Latin and Spanish with AD. degree. Ralph Taemer of Greeley to lead band and orchestra at Pelta with AM. degree.
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Teaeteera Collége
Iogs
Mary Sinnko
Uanver
C. T. Cae Jone
Dorothy Collins
Monta Vista
Center
Life
Helan Counts
Greeley
Engliot of
Hattle Elder
Granby
Colo
Frances Fowles
Limit
Lincoln County
Mont Ginéey
Torveland
Buell Scuidol
Weld County
Tune
Viaia Hanson
Arvada
Eneltoh
Latio
New Castle
Ralph T. Taemer
Pelta
Baseball play by play muddled with names and actions
Readable fragments describe an inning with players from Washington and Grizzlies. Mentions include Trubbeut, Crauin Jarkog, Weaver, Jack Russell, Moore, Melk, Kahal, Bluege, Sewall, Bolton, Hassell, Norton, and Gritz. Several fielding actions, outs, and a supposed error are noted in a jumbled sequence.
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Jackson
Trubbeut
Ryat
Crauin Jarkog
Weaver
Jack Russell
Tess Moore
Grizz
Sebulia
Washington
Beuulta
Kahal
Khel
Bluege
Javluou
Sewall
Bolton
Hassell
Norton
Terry
Educators listed for state colleges and rural schools in 1933
Carrie Loo and Leola J. Kessler join teaching staff in state and county districts. Names appear for multiple districts including Greeley, Mineral, Lincoln, and Denver areas with degrees and certification dates from 1910s to 1930s. The list notes junior high to upper grade assignments and somber rural school postings across several counties.
Royalty Purchase Details From Sterling and Crawfoy
A brief notice records a royalty sale on a thirty second interval involving 8 SW and WS 9, with J. A. of Sterling connected to the purchase from T. TL Crawford Bucky tau. The document notes a boon purchase and references the involved parties in a concise property transaction.
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Boon Purchasei Ty J. A. of
Sterling
T. TL Crawfoy Bucky Tau
YouthFulenes Youthfulness at its Best
A brief, archival note extols youthfulness as a 6h ul quality praising the benefits of staying young. Dr Amerson Ferdick is credited with a closing remark on vitality.
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Amerson Ferdick
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Legion
Victor Candlin
Grocley Building Trades
Grocley
Lucco
Leglay
Tip Wold
Movutal Hygione Society
Ursehel
Carl D. McKinler
Decent
Ted
Anaconte
Baltimore & Ohio
Deere Continental Oil Dell, Pty A
du Pont de Ne
General Electric
General Foo
Eral Botéra
Kennigate — Wine 28 20 BK
Tavdard ‘Beane
Betandar
Texac Corp. Union
I United Corporation
Denver Ubton
Yaris
Great Weert
Public. Org
Colorado Industrial
Nawa Enver Gan & Etec
Cities Service Co
Denver Trailway Corp
Gement
Tall. Corp
Calif
Colo. G. B
Southern
Col Power Isvesthent
Teust
Wits Aes
Ato Dbe
Selander
Julesburg
Grier
Younpstown
Onle
Cogturn
I. A. Cogbhurn
Coghura
Asusual
Biyuee No
Jann Z
Salarie
Wade
Warsaw
Eaton
Ies
Giants
Raya
Errare
Habtell
Moora
Lett Eld
Tercy Ciel
Schutte
Rane
Bluego
Ott
Davia
Hywel
Jackwon
Mancuso
Wenger
Rypo
Teachers College
Carrie Loo
Horn
Trimttey
LD. Degede
C. TC
Pentiao Johnson
Crayd Jywl
GT. C
Leey Jones
State Will
Heh
Goth
Fimnelig
Lebrary College
Spriettele
Ju Janese
Cotoraito
Leola J
Kessler
Walienbuy
Walaenburg
AML
Degrea
Almer L. Lawrence
Rm Lim
Ache Crouk
A.H. Degres
C. T. G. Inne
Gmbert KR
Greclesy
Biod
Mathematica
Anise AB
Dogrer
G. T
Aj Dacer Nichols
Ogelluta
A.B. c
Scatphino Phillins
Carr Wi
Altute
Wold County
Dino
Aulalia Richarda
Wis
A.tere
Ruby
Scott
Crock
Sedgwick
Limitel Oudente
T. G
Frackt Tompkins
Sildred A
Buye Royalty
Studebakers
A Blomian
Phillips
Airfeld
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