Prague Moves Troops as Sudeten Conflict Deepens
Prague rushes new troops to the German area amid a bitter Sudeten dispute with at least 40 dead. Dismantled Sudeten leadership, martial law planned, and German press decries Prague. France, Britain eyed as potential plebiscite pressure grows. War threats roil stocks and grain markets.
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Prague
Cerchoslovak
Schwaderbach
Haberspirk
Falke
Aneavintisi
Gurmana
Givdi
Suda
Gaech
Sildenter
Caychoslavika Guvegiment
Sudeten
France
Grisis
Adolf Allerey
Berelteskadem
Joachin von Ribchentrap
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Nurubung
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Japan
New York
Carclnaliliens
Legaex
Weld County Primary Yields Ford Victory and Bradfield Loss
Weld county voters backed Ford over Plumb by 677 votes in a tight primary. George H. Bradfield carried Weld by a slim margin but trailed in the district, as Knapp surged in Pueblo and Ammons led in governor’s race. Republican turnout edged Democratic in a crowded county contest slate.
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Weld County Centecraty
Charles
Phiurb
Aid Tainiteling
Placr
Cep Mit Chenec
O. Ford
Prumioest Greeley
Phitit
Me Board
Ford
Ford Had A Margin of S77 Valurs Over Mr. Plumb
Fred O. Hord
O. Plumb
Farg
George H. Bradfield
Greeley
Congress
Ward
Aller
Tipperta William
Fort Collins
Weld
Bradfield
Till & Hill
Oppors
Fred Cummings
Fred O. Fowl
A. William Manson
Erie
Moute Li. Powell
Wrauys
James’s. Ogilvie
Pred Norcross
Albion Carlzon
Charlee C. Townsend
Moute
Power
Gast
Yrimary Fordealguutigal
Phumbord
Democratiy Act
Weld County
George J. Knapp
Puebla
Anthous
Knapp
Ted
Yolci Ag
Amamos
Ammons
Astoniaind Preas
Denver
Seni
Teller
Itis
Ceres
Yesterney
Colorado
Pueblo
Ammons Knapp
U. S
Gill Precinct First To Return Its Ballot Box No 18
The Gill Precinct election board sent its complete returns to Ira Sides at the Courthouse vault for County Clerk Walter Morrison. Reuben Nelson acts as democratic clerk. J Fred Steck, republican election judge, replaced Virgil Stockton. Sides has led county election operations since 1910 with full charge since 1920 except two elections. The Gill board ranked second in reporting all county contest returns to the Tribune.
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Gill
Ira Sides
Walter Morrison
Reuben Nelson
J. Fred Steck
Virgil Stockton
Mr. Sides
Albert Luther
Gill Board
He Tribune
Dover Board
Iby
the Tribune
Greeley Aldermen Discuss Vestibule Zoning Change
City council debates amending zoning to permit enclosed vestibules extending four feet beyond front setbacks. TD Duncan seeks approval for a vestibule at 2200 block of Ninth Avenue after building and zoning refusals. Also covered are PWA funding notes, city equipment purchases, and infrastructure authorizations including water mains and jail window repairs.
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Greeley
Duncan
Ninth Avenue
Zoning Commission
George M. Bull
PWA (i
Orl Worth
Lhai
PWA
Owl
RWA
Gullanid
Cty
W. A. Homnett
Water Department
Fire Department
Aod Prrchise
G. C. Hunter
City Hut
Alextear
Hunter
Vopsera
Lie
City’ Ball
G. N. Young
Peisoners Bell
Gemreity
Armot
Masters Election Judges Save Kamer Station from Fire
Masters election judges helped extinguish a fire at Kamer Station operated by Framer Chief of Police W. H. Baggs of Greeley early Wednesday. The group including Mrs. Frank Keough and Mrs. Nitle M. Nelson with an unidentified driver battled flames, broke a window, and used water to douse the blaze. Owner Gogen said he closed the station at 7:30 and was returning when informed by phone of the fire. damage estimated at at least $100.
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Greeley
Bill
Kaner
Framer
W. H. Baggs
Frank Keough
Ni Tle M. Nelson
Gogen
Gracey
Finch
First Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Official Count to Begin Thursday in Weld County
The official count of Weld County ballots will start Thursday morning. Ira I. Siles, election deputy for County Clerk Walter F. Morrison, announced the plan. The counting board includes Siles and Justices Ben H. Florence of Grealey and C. Be. Mason of Wlodsor.
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Weld
Ira I. Siles
Walter FP
Morrison
Siles
Ben H. Florance
Grealey
C. BE. Mason
Wlodsor
CSU enrolls 1,662 students as first week begins
Colorado State College reports 1,662 students registered yesterday, up from 1,705 on the first day last year. Registar J. Metvacken notes a decline entirely in freshmen, and classes convened this morning. Registration continues next week with an $8 late fee charged.
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Aaeuciaehares
Fort Collins
Colorado State College
J. Metvacken
Chasuea
Republican Assembly Candidates Refuse to Sign Questionnaires
Denver reports Republican state chairman Chenoweth says candidates for the assembly would not sign questionnaires seeking how they would vote on proposed legislation. Reacting to Pueblo chamber of commerce president Stitelinson, Chenoweth dismisses the practice as aimed at obtaining selective information for campaigns.
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Associated
Denver
Young Dems in Weld Seek Power in County Committee
Weld County Democrats rally around the Young Democrats to push a shift in leadership led by Heriot Streig and Ned Lehan as they aim to supplant elder figures like Charles Plumb. The move, discussed at Greely meeting, signals a split with the “all guard” and a push for more voice in staffing postal jobs.
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Weld
Charles
Fed O
Ford
Democratie Tekot
Chavies
Hewitt
Democratic Central Law
Milies
Tiewitt
Democenta
Avon
Henman J. Crist
Port Lupétott
Ty Ehalrimay
M. W. WM
Sith
Greeley
Arrangements Made For Warrant Sale
Arrangements for a four year sequence of state anticipation warrants were approved. Edward D. Poster, director of the State Planning Commission, announced that Baettcher & Co. and the State Board of Land Commissioners agreed to take up anticipation warrants as issued. The plan aims to satisfy PWA conditions and secure the six million building program with the state contributing its share in advance.
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Detivar
Sept
Edward D. Poster
Baettcher & Co
State Boar of Land Commissioners
Foster
PIA
Washington
Poster
PWA
Te State
Cortha
Season Tickets For Bear Games Ready Tuesday
Season tickets for Greeley State home football games go on sale Tuesday at Clark and Faull, downtown. Tickets are 3.90 for the four game pass with reserved seats, while single admissions are 1.40 for reserved and 2.10 for general admission, offering savings for purchasers. A special section near Edward Lane is reserved for John Hancock Knot Hole members, with junior high and elementary students eligible. Knot Hole tickets are 40 cents for 20 per game, on sale at Clark and Faull.
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Greeley State
Clark & Faull
Will la
Sole Et Clark & Faullére
Price Sropkins
Cranford Hall
Greeley Stue
Westerk
Clergy Approves Religious Week in Greely Park area
Clergy from city churches met Tuesday afternoon to back Religious Emphasis Week October 18 to 21. The program, developed with Colorado State College of Education and in collaboration with University of Colorado Boulder, includes national religious figures and campus liaison. A religious census will be taken by Gail Bracy to gauge denominational preferences, with student lists shared with local churches. Youth activities will align with the fall quarter. The ministers group plans a daylong retreat with a guest speaker and has reorganized its leadership. Interment details for Penina Bolles and funeral arrangements for various local figures are noted.
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Park
Colorado State College of Education
de A. F. Zimmerman
Tthe College
Colorado University At Boulder
Greeley
W. Stanley Jones
Grace Sloane Overton
Gail Bracy
Wesley Foundation
Seta
Ladtion
Lo Mala Ure
Inglismulty
Rey
Hagemeier
Jana
Hy Salty
James i
Bell
Pritathel
Orgintaition
Neable
Clovants
Ar Fei
John C Vivian to Address Republican Central Committee
John C. Vivian, winner of the party’s primary, will address the Republican Central Committee. The meeting includes the county central committee and party officials, with Vivian speaking at 2 o'clock in the district courtroom.
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John C. Vivian
Republican Central Committee
C. Vivian
Tee ‘Publican Nonlinion
Tor
Touitchane Sovernor Iy
Taosdiy
Republilcat
Dlatriet
Nod
Rteoghatrtien
Algo
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Wibniper
Norman Irene
Dee
Plumb
Powell
Assembly
Tor Liettenant
Vigiao
Gole
Morris
Quaintance
University
Cole
Parlina
Blie
Avalo
Anicther
Greeley Aldermen
Cranford
Ty Cranford
Wie
Sixth
Glenmere Boulevard
Glenimere Heights
la Salle
Conrad Hoke
Dhe la Salle
Fort Morgan
Parker
Hoke
Anna Marguerite Hole
Jake
Port Morgan
Coney
Carl
Torrence
Calll
John
Kesnenburg
George
Weldona
Chris Giosick
Katherine Parka
Greees
L. L. Trueblood
Ba L. Trueblood
Kamer Station
Republican Assembly
Fred O. Fort
Charles O. Plumb
Board of the County Commissioners
W. 5. Hill
Fort Goling
George H. Siadfield
Congceesaman
Fre Gumminus
Fort Gallina
Bolles
Mia Pinina
Vi Bolles
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