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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1938

Page

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Finch Charges Riggs and Plumb Road Men Assessed in Primary

A Weld County affidavit alleges county road district employes were assessed funds for the primary election. Rosa Riggs and Charles O. Plumb, as commissioners of Road Districts No. 1 and 2, face scrutiny amid claims of targeted payments. Donor names include Charles A. Pinch and Fred Ford, with statements from Pinch and Minich detailing coercive collection at meetings.

Finch Riggs Plumb Hewitt Charles A. Much Galeton Greeley Weld County Tampalgo Rosa Riggs Charles O. Plumb Fiteh Corurissalonar Arena Weld Charles Plumband Fred Ford Court House Tineuk Avene Mertings Emsployes Charles A. Wineh D. A. Pinel Souce C.A. Pinch

Meetings Scheduled By Episcopal Deanery

Schedule of meetings of the Northern Deanery of the Episcopal diocese of Colorado. An in Greeley at Trinity church on Wednesday, Sept 14. Holy communion at 7:30 a.m officiating by Rev Vincent, rector of St Tukers, Port Collins. Women will meet in the church after service. The clargy will west Mm Gre rechor served as First Presbyterian church. Rt Rev Irving P Johnson, retired in August, will speak. Reservations with Men S B Lawrence, ABB.

Episcopal Diocese of Colorado Greeley Trinity Church Vincent St Tukers Port Collins Aisidd Victor Warne Trinioy Clargy Yeill Agenus Tarncheon First Presbyterian Church Irving P. Johnson Tamelieon S. B. Lawrence Saventhavemis

Dougherty Caught in Nebraska Car Theft Case

Windsor youth Dougherty, 20, sought after stealing a Plymouth from a Windsor garage, captured in Nebraska City Nebraska. He faces charges for stealing a Nebraska car and will be tried there.

Dougherty Nebraska Gerald Dougherty Windsor Goys Nebraskan City Neb Gus G. Andenser Adyle Enid Dougherty Nebraska City

Softball Finals Set Between Gimeinnatt Pohlar Gate and Harvesters

In Chicago leads International Softball supremacy contests to a day night showdown at Soldier Field. Townsend Club announces a meeting at Waslington School Monday evening at eight o'clock, outlining local civic activities.

Chicago Gimeinnatt Little Rock International Harvesters Soldier Fletl Townsend Townsend Club Waslington School Nartive Tao O

County Chairman Says He Sought Cash from Workers

Charles A Hewlth chatman of the Weld family Democratic central cont inues adits taking steps with the objective of collecting funds from county employees for the general election. The statement from Hewitt says he contacted the Board of County Commissioners two months ago about raising funds from county employees for the Democratic organization. He claims the board refused to permit it and asserts he will solicit from loyal supporters of the party while denying the accusation.

Charles A. Hewlth Chatman Weld Family Democratic Central Objcct Slalament Tewitt Nol Board of Comey Commissioners County Eemployes Democratic Organization Ebiett CS. A. Hewitt

A L Anderson of Greeley Dies

A L Anderson of Greeley dies at 72 after a long heart illness. A Swedish native who settled in Colorado in childhood, he operated in furniture, hardware and former ventures in Montrose and Denver. He moved to Greeley in 1828 and helped run Greeley Hardware. Survived by wife Mrs Jimmy G Anderson and brother Peter of Denver. Funeral at Lovelock Olingers Mortuary in Loveland with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. Body to lie in state at Macy's Mortuary until Tuesday evening.

August L. Anderson Greeley Twelfth Street Anderson Sweden Denver Cols Cenwal City Montrose Anerson Greeley Hardware & Upplement Company Eight Avenue Seventh Street George Greeley Tribune Greeley Exchange Club Park Congregational Church Mra Jimmy G. Anderson Peter Anderson Mr. Anderson Lovelock Olinger’s Leant Boulder Crown Ifill Cemetery Macys _Mortuary

Maryland and Georgia vote in key early tests for Roosevelt plans

Washington dispatch notes Maryland and Maine voters casting ballots on purge demands and political contests. Senator Millard Tydings seeks Democratic renomination as Roosevelt campaigns against lawmakers opposing his program. Georgia faces a similar electoral contrast forthcoming Wednesday.

Tereet Washington David J. Lewie Roosevelt Georgia

Kelly President of Colorado Bar

W. Tt. Kelly of Greeley was mutur uy named president elect of the Greeley State Bar association at the annual convention held at Colorado Springs. My, Kelly will serve on the vexeciptive bond the coming year and iY take the office of present a year hence. New head of the Colorate Bar for thla year in George Bount of Denver. Junior State Bar Association, So. tey affiliated with he lool, state in American: hae, was organized with all lawyers, who are under 26 years of age and menjhera of tha American 'horselleible for membership. Barnard Ifoutcans and John O'Magay of Gree ley Beene, charter members, O'Ma hon is ehairman of the mestilegiant arrangements committee and Howich ens is on tia board of governors of the new group.

W. Tt. Kelly Greeley Greeley State Bar Association Colorado Springs Kelly George Bount Denver State Bar Association He Lool Menjhera Tha American ‘Horselleible Barnard Ifoutcans John O'Magay Beene O'Mahon Ehairman Mestilegiant Arrangements Committee Howichens Tia

Hitler Threatens Sudeten Future At Rally In Nuremberg

Adolf Hitler, in a dramatic rally speech, warned that peaceful isolation of the Czech crisis is over and urged self determination for the Sudeten Germans. He claimed democracies ally with Bolshevism and announced immediate fortification work across a western frontier with hundreds of thousands mobilized.

Nurnberg Gevimig Reichauoher Adolf Thtler Germany Czechostovukia Hitler Czechoslovakia Puehrer Peonla Linder Tily Czavhoslovakia Lcarn Garay

Goering Stricken As Hitler Addresses Nazi Rally

Reichsführer Adolf Hitler pledged 13 000 officers and troops receive the best weapons and training as Goering, shown in the reviewing stand, fell ill. He was rushed to a nearby town with inflammation of the lungs and throat and a weakened leg, requiring several days of rest.

Narnaberg Germany Adolf Hitler Fuehrer Alood Isla Mentenant Hermann Wilhelm Goering Goering Pier Marshal Marahal

Greeley Lions Dedicate Camp Infirmary Building

Members of the Greeley Lions presented a three room infirmary at Camp Aorne with a receiving area, three cot ward and isolation room. A bronze plaque reads Presented by the Greeley Lions Club 1938. Names of Lion members listed in the ceremony photo caption.

Camp Aorne Long Greeley Lions Pesk Council Roy Scaius America Greeley Club Hey Frazier Grevley Lions Chuir Walter Shedd Frank Berger W. 8. Hunt Dr. T.%. Heinz Kenneth Johnson J. D. Miller James Crowe Ray Moore N. G Smith W. E. Hamilton Harry Jacobson Laurence E. Thompson Dave Clark Lloyd Nelson Hugh Drake James Millard F. S. Frasier John Brazzell Willian Boab Gordon Merrick Tribuneengraving

Primary Election: Judges Urged to Report Contested Offices

In Greeley all city election judges were asked to report contested offices to the Tribune before counting other results. The 11 contested offices include Democratic Supreme Court justice, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State Auditor, State Treasurer, County Commissioner, and Republican statewide and legislative seats. The Tribune will stay open overnight, with results to AP and broadcast via KIKA, as judges work to speed early returns.

Greeley Demogratic Justrces Supreme Court Congress Regents State University General Assembly Tribune Associated Press Kika Winery Ribe

Where To Vote On Page Two In The Tribune

The Tribune lists the voting places for each precinct in Greeley along with long street and address details. Readers can match their address or precinct to the exact polling location shown, helping voters find where to cast ballots.

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Mrs. Carrie B. Foxx Funeral Tuesday Service

Funeral service for Mrs. Carrie B. Foxx will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Macy’s drawing room with interment at Lin Grove.

Fox Carrie B. Foxx Macys Lins Grove

Adams Arrives To Object To Acreage Slash

Washington dispatch reports Senator Adams of Colorado arriving to protest proposed Agricultural Adjustment Administration plans to limit sugar beet acreage next year. He cites Colorado's past production and a 138,000 acre figure versus the 228,000 acre long-term average and intends to meet sugar authorities later.

Associated Proan Washington Sannator Adams Colorado Goelorade Adams Agricultural Adjustment Administration Cvop Sugar Company Sugar

Six Greeley inmates on bread and water after riot

Six prisoners from Greeley city jail were placed on bread and water rations after a Sunday riot. The men, all Mexican, damaged jail fixtures and doors during the disturbance. Warranted by Chief C. M. Winter, the disciplinary diet lasted until court Monday night. Names include Abel Vigil, Ernest Vigil and Manuel Sisnaras of San Pablo. Fred Balilster and Viator Baldisor of Ault.

Greeley City Stolles C. Tmter Qatica Court Polles Abel T Vigil Jrernest Vigil Manuel, Sisnaras San Pablo Colorado Fred Balilster Viator Baldisor Ault

Ditch Carrying Cost Fixes $800 Annual Charge

Commissioners ruled Bijou Irrigation must charge Putnam Ditch stockholders $800 per year for water carriage from river to delivery point. They determine the first 15 miles of Bijou section carry Putnam water valued at $380,000 and that Bijou operates partly for its own use, with costs not fully separable within the canal system. The board found limits of jurisdiction on whether water is diverted below the big cut and upheld the charge against objections from Putnam stockholders.

Bijou Irrigation Company Putnam Ditch Putsam Water Bioncopal Putnam Bijou Commissionsra Lews Dijou Tirat

Murder charge filed in troster case in county court

In a Sept. 12 proceeding, Alva D. Troster, 37, faced a murder charge as Willian Rods, 67, died after a hospital episode. Deputy D A M G Leh presented the information, signed by Willard X Ross of Los Angeles, son of the slain man, in a Greeley area court filing.

Alva D. Troster Williany Rods M. GC. Leh Willandx. Ross Los Angeles

Weather summary for the coming days

Weather data shows 24 hours ending 8 a m Monday with temperatures around 62 to 63 degrees and moisture near 248. Sunday’s high 81 and low 58. Forecast from Motcue Molornio notes partly cloudy conditions Monday night into Tuesday with unsettled southeast and cooler in Arkansas valley Monday night, then warmer Tuesday.

Cooley Arkansas Valley Wyomba Tuesay

Unprecedented floods hit Larimer Weld counties in week end

Northern Colorado faced record irrigation water storage as heavy rains swelled lakes and streams. Lake Loveland neared 5 feet above full, while Crow Creek and the Big Thompson area flooded, with bridges out and roadways submerged. Rain continued Monday as officials assessed subsoil soaking and ongoing river conditions. Public reports cited Greeley and Windsor rainfall totals and widespread roadway disruptions in the region.

Cavaar- Tasaing Uasa Tompson Crow Crank Plever Loveland Hell Big Thompson Eile Geile Crow Creek Hood Ta Tribune Trucy Briggsdale Gowtwty Compassioner Ross Jtly Greeley Sa. m Public Windsor Port Lupton Platteville Keenesburg Port Lupton Aiuce Port Collins Pierce Ault Wilige Phil Dale Eaton Tribune Briessdale Crow Valley Park Helggsdale

Floods Ravage Big Thompson Basin After Weekend Storms

Flash floods swept west and northeast areas including Greeley Saturday night and lingered into Sunday. Officials report 900 second-foot rise, with peak higher than a week earlier. damages blamed on Buckhorn Creek Seltzer Gulch Cedar Crack and other gulches. Loveland official George Kral cites water from Masonville to the lower canyon as primary cause. Larimer County reports multiple washouts and missing persons.

Greeley George Kral Loveland Big Thompson Buckwern Creek Seltzer Gulch Tig Thompson Cloudburata Soulit Masonville Cour Larimer County

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Episcopal Deanery Maddog Knnsas City Wills Darglary Iarveny Montag John O'fingan Frederic W. Clark Windger Yougn Charles C. Plumty Charles A. Pinel Galeton and Breeley Aberiff West Couply Caravayda Charles A Tor Chauetal Heig A. L. Anderson Marylad Sudetens Marguarita Ivison Greeley Hospital Brontal Mmeumenia Stels Wader Lake Loveland
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