Reclamation Officials Tout Grand Lake Water Plan Favorably
Officials including John C. Page and H. K. Burlew inspected the Grand Lake diversion plan linking western slope water to arid eastern areas. The project, costing several million dollars, won preliminary support from Reclamation and Colorado figures, though it awaits future appropriations and full study. The delegation also included Congressman Tred Cummings and Rocky Mountain National Park representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tred Cummings
Fort Collns
Homas
Nixon
Greeley
Northern Colorado Water Users Association
Charles Hobson
Greeley Tribune
Charles A. Lory
Colorado State College
Taft Collins
Dille
Fort Morgan
C.J. Preston
Denver
Bureau
Edward Benger
Ditlon
Colo
Page
Foreclosure Suits Emerge Across Weld County Land
Several foreclosure actions have been filed in district court against Weld County lands. Federal Land Bank suits target Albert Wichstead of New Raymer and others, including the defunct People's State Bank receiver, totaling numerous properties and amounts. Multiple cases involving Charley Southard as attorney list debts from 1 650 to 4 500 dollars with varied parcels in sites such as Fort Morgan and Littleton. Two stock land bank actions arise against James Noel, Cat Noel, Ben Rough, Parker, Kaufman, and Kaufman with large note totals. In other news, two individuals in Greeley faced fines in municipal court for intoxication and an unrelated driving offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Albert
Wichstead
New Raymer
People’s State Bank
Fort Morgan
United States
Texas Oil Company
Charles E. Southard
Denver
Loud Bank
Charley W
Giveng
On & NE
Federal Land Bank
David Casine
Donvyer
Charley HB
Southard
Katie Schack
Littleton
Pawnee Buties Oil_company
Highliners
Charles MW
Federal Land Banke
Claude Ta. Wacock
Charles Southard Ts
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Edward B. Simmons
Pintevile
Charles
B. Southard Jephorney
Stock Land Bank
Jamey Noel
Cat Noel
Ben G. Rough
M. Parker
Mary DB
Parker
J. P. Kaufman
Clarence Kaufman
Roosevelt says U S credit stronger than ever
Amoted dispatch from Springfield reports President Roosevelt telling a cheering crowd that federal credit is on a sounder basis now than at any time in U S history. He spoke from a private car platform after a telephonic briefing with Treasury Secretary Morgenthau and noted the drought conference was later described at the White House.
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Springfield
Roosevelt
Tnt Federal Credit
Tice Presidente
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Aradit
Alt Bia
Tinhols
Radnavelt
Drouth
Sugar quotas from abroad nearly used report says
Washington September 1 officials report most foreign sugar quotas are almost exhausted for the year while domestic quotas run slightly below. The continental quota stands at 1 650 000 tons with 729 082 charged through July. Insular quotas total 6 062 920 tons with 4 904 532 imported or certified by September 1. A Philippine sugar association urged preference for American goods, and a decision on Philippine or foreign sugar for the islands is due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauhinglen
Sepl
United States
Aly Fed
AAA
Washington
War Department
Trogpa
San Francisco
Rnd
Mailla
Philippine Sugar Association Fighting Federation
Gald Q War Department
Philippines
Association
Navy Department
Asiatic Fleet
Pailinpina Sugar
Landon Urges Preservation Of Labor Rights On Labor Day
Kansas Governor Alf M. Landon used a Labor Day proclamation to urge that labor be free to organize without coercion. He linked the day to a tribute to shared values of character and hard work as Kansas eyes a strong 1936 pledge to free enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bross
Topeka
Kan
Alt M. Landon
Tesuanes
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Denver
Landon
Grouge
Lanor
Local buyers pay to farmers in spring wheat market
Local buyers pay farmers for Sprins Wheat and Barley with quoted prices per unit. Names Marquis Komar Geren Pinton appear in the market notes alongside price readings such as 1.681 for spring wheat and 3.89 for barley as the market records a Saturday trading session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Komar
Greg Pinton
Polls Open Tuesday for West County Primaries
More than 12,000 West county voters expected to go to the polls Tuesday to choose party candidates for the general election. Polls in 72 West county precincts open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Election judges count contested offices first and report results to the Greeley Tribune offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West County
Votava
Gresley Tribune
Greeley Tribuna
108 Year Old Prescott Resident Dies in Arizona
Edward McGinley, who claimed to be 108, died at the Arizona Pines home in Prescott. He attributed his long life to a daily habit and lived under the care of local health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prensa
Youth Fined for Larceny Case in Greeley
Kenneth Wynne, 23, of Greeley, fined $10 and costs on a guilty plea to petit larceny. The charges stem from selling a toy automobile chart er worth and failure to pay A. J. Got. Wynne, employed by Gold, Tohaartines, was held at the county jail Friday for drunkenness and a threatened act toward his wife and child, per report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Wynne
Greeley
Ben H. Tlorance
M Petit Larceny Chargs
A. J
Jali
Duce Wears Negus Mantle in Ethiopians Tale
Roms September 5 reports Benito Mussolini symbolically assumes the mantle of Emperor Haile Selassie with a lion adornment mantle draped over Tl Duce by ex governor Gugan in Palazzo Vonexla. The event recalls prior alliance shifts during the war era.
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Roms
Benito
Solassis
Brill Royal
Negua
Rogeren Upholds Residency Rule for State Officials
Attorney General Byron Rogeren today upheld the validity of a law requiring that state public utilities commission employees and other state officials be Colorado residents for four years prior to appointment. The ruling reinforces residency standards for appointment to key positions.
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Aupelyled
Denver
Seve
Byron Rogeren
Acare‘aty
State
Public Uniitias Commission
Colorado Regidenta
French Reds Threaten To Start General Strike
French workers in Paris threaten a general strike as unions in the Paris region convene after talks with the government. In Spain, communists mull a new metal workers strike to press the government on nonintervention. French authorities report amid a tense scene with labor actions and diplomacy shaping responses to the civil war.
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Paris
Baineday
Union Metal Workers
Parla
Ian
Communist Party
Ogre
Leon Biam
Blum
Yvan Delhon
Howard Hyde-Relyley
Poland
Spaliink
la Blum
Shop Tonight Do You shopping Tonight Remenyor Ua
A local store announces it will close on Monday and Sunday for Lavarl Day and Remenyor Ua observances. The notice indicates limited hours tonight and this weekend with shoppers urged to plan ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remen-yor Ua
Lavar
Bring Em Back Alive Holiday Driving Warning
The piece urges safe driving during a holiday weekend with reports of deadly automobile accidents to appear in Tuesday papers. It cautions fathers to bring the family home alive and warns against drinking and driving, urging vigilance of other drivers.
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Ho Halidaye
Tribuna
Weld County
Greeley Beauty Contest Seeker Barred by Age
Miss Phyllis Calland of Greeley known as Misa Colorado was barred from the Atlantic City Bathing Beauty contest after Atlantic City authorities ruled she is under the required age. Manager Al Vincent of Sterling Alerts said the Greeley contest sponsor received official word on Saturday morning. Calland had hoped to represent the state at the event in Atlantic City, with funds previously raised to cover her travel and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Calland
Greeley
Misa Colorado
Denyer
Lakeside
Atlantic City
Mlag America
Hacawse
Ig Top Young
al Vincent
Sterling Aleatrs
Misa Calland
Fata. AQ
Tagluss.s
Cal
Funda
Dorling
Misa Caliund
Jaxitle City
Miller Directs Colorado Legion Drum Corps Contests
R Bruce Miller, manager of the Greeley American Legion drum and bugle corps, is named state chairman overseeing all Colorado drum corps contests for the coming year. Under his leadership the Greeley unit will travel September 19 to Cleveland for the National American Legion convention. Miller was appointed by C Elwyn Davis, state commander.
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R. Bruce Miller
Greeley American Legion
Amterican Legion
Colorado
Raul
Miller
Greeley Corps
Cleveland
National American Legion
C. Elwyn Davis
Missing Ruby Nelson 19 Reported as Runaway
Ruby Nelson aged 19 or 18 missing from her home in what appears to be a Denver search area. Described as five feet six inches tall and about 150 pounds. Parents, Mr and Mrs Herbert Nelson, reported to sheriff. A separate note mentions Jack Craig, 22, returned home after being reported as a runaway by his parents.
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Ruby Grace Nelson
Herbert Nelson
Aderick
Denver P
Bar
Ueyutysbovitsa
Jack Craig
H.W. Graig
le Salle
Ollerege
Woman Wins Bendix Race Amid Crash Injuries
Miss Lows Phaden of Los Angeles won the Bendix Trophy transcontinental race from New York to California in 14 hours 64 minutes aboard a Hughes plane, beating Laura Ingalls and William Gulick. Howard and his wife suffered compound leg fractures after a crash 40 miles north of Crown Point, New Mexico.
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Cassociated Press
Jon Angelas
Bopt
New Mexico
Mra
Lows Phaden
New York
Bha
Hart
Laura Ingalls
Miss Ingells
Wilam Gulick
Howard
Chicago
Crown Point
N. M
Phaden
Mia Blanche Noyes
Los Angelus
Hugardous
Keliling
Ocean
Thia
Roscon Turner
Gyar Adda Hy
Markham Becomes First Woman To Fly East West
Beryl Markham completed a solo east to west ocean crossing and landed near Nova Scotia after a near 24 hour flight from London to New York. She and her plane sustained damage in a forced landing but she was unhurt despite scratches. Authorities praised the feat as remarkable and near incredible amid bad weather.
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Beryl Markham
Nova Scotia
Aaquet Neal
Loulasborg
Novia
Seatta
Lane
Bary Merkham
Atlantic Today
Balers Gove
Weather Bureau
Staris
New York
the Cove
Wil
Caltell Tauviseburg
Orophone
Markham
Loulasberg
Markhan
Markhanm
London
Houta
Newfoundland
Bennett
Qradle
Tames H. Kimball
Ovata
United States
N E A Opposes Teacher Oath Campaign in States
Washington dispatch reports the National Education Association plans a nationwide drive against teacher oath laws. NEA says it will aid efforts to defeat such bills and roll back oath requirements as school terms begin. It notes opposition to excluding teachers and forming a separate class, with groups like the Daughters of the American Revolution also backing campaigns to oppose oath laws. Roosevelt and Landon pledged support to teacher oath opposition during the national federation of teachers meeting.
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S Associated
Prena
Washington
National Education Association
Otticitly
New Yort
Toosevelt
Arner
Alf M. Landon
Father declines prosecution in son’s death near Fort Teplen
Thomes Neal, father of Lawrence Neal killed in an auto truck accident north of Fort Teplen on Aug 28, told Sheriff Anderson he does not wish criminal charges against the truck driver employed by a Denver firm. He said nothing can be gained by a prosecution and he questions if action would help law and justice.
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Lawrence Neal
Thomes £. Neal
Rence Neal
Fort Teplen
Gun G. Anderson
Neal
Denver
Unions Split as Federation Bans Rebel Unions
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor officially states ten unions in the committee for industrial organization have withdrawn. Leader Moe Lewis and union heads pledge continued organizing in ununified fields, while William Green says the AFL will pursue general organizing across industries.
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Associated Press
Washington
American Federation of Labor
Wiiong
Federation Executive Council
Committee For Industrial Organization
John GL. Lewis
United Ming Workers
Lewis
William, Drean
Industrial Organization
Joan L. Lowi
United Mina Warriors
Green Enid
Green
Nawsmen
Agerdsulva
Charges Reciproc Tariff Tool Used by Packers
Denver dispatch reports secretary of the American Livestock Association says Canadian beef imports have been manipulated by packers to depress prices in U S markets. He urges a treaty amendment with weekly quotas to prevent market flooding.
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Jassapediitenl Press
Denver
Molin
American Livestock Association
Henry F. Grady
Division of Trade
Rengementia Af
Washington
Patterson Treasurer of State Elks Group
Patterson of Colorado Springs was elected president of the Colorado Elks Association at the annual convention in Ouray. Tulian Blair of Boulder named vice president for the northern area, with Bat Hurley, Ford Collins, secretary W. Patterson of Greeley serving as treasurer. Colorado Springs placed first in the ritual competition, Denver second, Boulder third.
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Colorado Gon
den O. Hittelings
Colorado Springs
Colorado Ilug Association
Ouray
Tulian Blair
Bouldec
Northern Air
Bat Hurley
Ford
Collins
R. Patterson
Greeley
Denver
Boulder
Great Western Factory Chiefs Plan Campaign
Officials of Great Western Sugar discuss the 1986 fall campaign at a Port Collins conference. Attendees from Montana, Nebraska and Colorado include Weld County managers, agricultural superintendent, and several plant personnel.
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Great Western Factory Chiefs
Great Western
Sugar Company
Montana
Nebraska
Colorado
Port Collins
Weld County
Charles Nvans
Greeley and
Halon Planta
Phil
Dave
Maton
C. EB. Johnson
Brighton
Fort Lupton
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Grand Lake Water Plan
Teke
Bles
Willian Wills
Wybhitaher
Edmunds Kon
St Luke
Colerado Springs
Willa
Vollorado Springs
Jessie
C. We Scholap
Edwiund
al Stockton
Polles Court
G. N. Lackore
F. D.R
U.S
Moscow
Russia
Japan
K.H. Jackson
Eleventh Avenue
Jim
Seventh Avenue
Highth
Ninth
John. L. Grant, Jr
Shicaga
Muel
John
Associated Pleas
Silo
Voplar Springs
Dids
Spain
St. Tuan .de Luz
France
Spantal
Ely Madrid
Ant
Iran
Ritina
Hendaye
Barrego
Preasium
Irth
Fehe High Command
San Sabestian
Matheson
Greyley Hopital
Nay.haet
Bins Avenue
G. L. Davls
Grand Junction
Cole
Philip Levitt
Miler
Legion
Ruby Nelson
Barth
N.E.A
Kirksville
Lauren I. Milchion
Middleton Leroy
Strinthogts
Rad Stambrenie
Eaton
Greely Hospital
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