Northern Colorado Winter Conservancy board named in Weld court
Judge C Coffin appointed the seven county board for the Northern Colorado Winter Conservancy district created to oversee Colorado Big Thompson project. The 11 directors include McMurry Lanyon Munroe Benson McMurry and Letford among others with two year terms and one year terms. The group will elect officers in Greeley next Wednesday and members will be paid up to 500 yearly.
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Northern
Colorado
Cuffin
Morgan County
D. M. Dille
Washington County
Lugin County
Robert J. Wright Uboe
H. F. Mynree
Water Users’ Association
McMlurry
Lanyon and
Munroe
McMurry
Fort Collins
Poudre Valley National Bank
Lanyon
Longmont Times-Deall
Longmont
Mauroz
Greeley
Charles Tlansen
Moses KE. Smith Jg
Coffin
Logan County
Boulder County
W. 8. Letford
First National Bank
Ray Lanyon
Ray Reynolds
Jacob Sohey
S. M. Callaian, A Member of the Water Agers' Board
Larimer
Larimer County
R. C. Benson
Burgis G. Coy
Fred W. Stover
Ralph W. McMurry
Roy Portner
Nate Warren
Ed F. Munroe
Louis Bein
M. J. Fitzpatrick
de. Charles Lory
Colorado State College of
Tample
Poudre Valley
Mr. Tempe
Mortimer Stone
Fort Cal-ling
Ed. F. Munroe
M. J. Fitepatelok
James McCormick
Ware Ten
Japan Mobilizes All Men On War Basis For Russia War
Japan decrees unlimited mobilization affecting virtually every able bodied man as Sino Japanese fighting escalates. Officers, reserve lists, and conscripts face extended service while Tokio reels with marching crowds and heightened military activity amid undeclared hostilities in north China.
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Japan
Russia
Associated Press
War Ministry
Lowg
China
Tokle
League of Nations
de Wdary
Tapah
Shanghai
North China
Labe
Buysia Ag
Tientain
North China Expeditionary Forces
Korea
Manchoukuo
Soviet Siberia
Ayas
Russa
Tokio
Manchoukuo-Siberia
Tiusela
Rusia
Japan Agarn
Nanjing
Bailey Starts Five Day Jail Term To Pay Fine
Lorenzo Bailey of 1143 Fourteenth avenue began a five day jail term after failing to pay a 910 fine imposed by police court for reckless driving and causing a traffic accident. Other defendants from various streets and routes were listed for speeding reckless driving drunkenness and related charges. A theft report at Creeley State College followed by news of a fatal earthquake in Java topped the local and world items.
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Bailey
Lorenzo Bailey
Fourteenth Avenue
L Inks
Len’ Burnham
Burnham
Nelson Morrill
Eight Avenue
Mr Best Young
Greeley
Route Four
RG. Steuts
Hleventh
Rocklega
Ted Ward
Seventh Street
John Nelgnborn
Frank Serna
Ly Street
William Spaedt
Eaton
Neil Maggard
Hang. Rumph
Tenth Avenue
Efforts Move to Trace Key Figure in Ross Case
Chicago report says federal agents joined the probe into the kidnapping of wealthy Charles S. Ross. Sixty two hours after the abduction, a Justice Department official disclosed agents were involved amid speculation over potential bribery or political influence. A hotel porter from Fargo, Sycamore, was brought to the detective bureau gallery to identify a man in a gray cap seen with Ross in the hotel lobby before the abduction.
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Vl. Press
Chicago
Charles 5
Ross
Justice Department
Gooll Vandiver
Fargo
Sycamore
Tul
Rogues
Chicago Detective Bureau
Denver Passes Fireworks Ban First Reading
Denver approves first reading of an ordinance prohibiting sale or discharge of fireworks except for police supervised deploys. The Webster Stafford measure passed 7 to 2, with Rosenthal and Knight opposing. Fines range from 10 to 300 dollars. Police and fire officials, the Parent-Teacher Association, and women’s groups urged passage. a coalition plans to lobby for a state fireworks ban.
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Denver
Harold M. Webster
Clarents M. Stafford
Harry Rosenthal
William Knight
Webster-Stafford
Parent-Teacher Association
Denver Woman's Club
Gano Seuter
Woman's Club
Council
Colorado
Hull Condemns Jap Attack on Civilian Areas
Secretary Hull denounced Japan for bombings of non combatant populations as unwarranted and contrary to law and humanity. He spoke at a White House press conference following the League of Nations condemnation of Japan’s persistent air raids on large civilian centers in China, signaling U S approval of the League stance.
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Washington
Hull
China
al Hig
League of Nations
Japan
Ita
Hoi
League
New Jersey Senator Alleges Plot To Delay Confirmation
Senator Smathers of New Jersey alleges a two year delay plot by some senators to block any Supreme Court appointment by President Roosevelt during Hugo L Mack nomination. He says Alabama Senator Black's selection frustrated the plan and led to bitterness and a banner on Black after confirmation.
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Alabama
Black
Justice Black
Rovacrel
Hartford Truckers Strike Halts City Food Deliveries
Hartford Conn Sept 28 three weeks into the truck drivers dispute the city faced a food delivery halt as union pickets intensified. Two wholesale meat houses pressed for supplies by car but no deliveries occurred while two meat packing firms warned they must can incoming shipments. Pickets said they did not intend to stop bread milk hospital supplies newspapers or periodicals.
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Abitad
Dress
Hartford
Conn
Canval
Denver Air Corps School To Open After Holidays
Washington reports the war department funds a multiyear Denver air corps technical school project. Brigadier General Seaman says work could start next week if WPA labor is available, with grading of the air field runway first and buildings rehabilitated. The project aims to have the aerial photographic unit ready by Christmas. Also noted are local crime items: Harris Thorn pleads guilty to burglary and larceny in Greeley and Witham Washburn released without charge after checks theft probe.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Seaman
War Department
Air Corps Technical
Pat
Denver
Secon
Witham Washburn
Platteville
Weld County Grain Company
Peckham
Denver Ster
Bar Association session ends without discussion of Black justice probe
A public meeting of the American Bar Association’s resolutions committee closed without debating a Southern proposal to investigate Justice Hugo Black. The Kansas City, Sentine article notes the session as orderly and uneventful despite the topic.
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Kansas City
American Bar Associa
Hou
Huao L, Black
College High School Opens Wednesday With 220 Enrollees
College High School will open Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock with an advance enrollment of 220 students announced by Dr. William L. Wrinkle, Director. Last year enrollment was 200 and over five years it has ranged between 209 and 225. Registration will be completed Wednesday morning and regular classes held later that day.
Hicks Delays Arguments on Jury Charges
Denger Sept 28 District Judge Henry A Hicks postponed until today arguments on motions to quash 34 indictments returned by a county grand jury againt several members of the state General Assembly and other officials. District Attorney John A Garrett and defense attorneys agreed to the postponement as two judges hear the cases. Half the indictments were assigned to Hicks and the rest to Judge Henry S Lindsley amid anticipated heated disputes.
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Teller Ammons
Bribas
Mqnor
Clisl
Ride
Micke
Henry S. Lindsley
Alttieg En Hang
Ware
Hicks’ Division
Hother
Lindsley's Court
Greeley State Enrolls 1321 Amid Record Upperclassmen
Registration at Colorado State College reached 1321 by 2 PM Tuesday. Freshmen numbered 404 and upperclassmen 917, with upperclassmen still adding this week. This term shows a rise in upperclass enrollments from last year and marks a record influx of transfer students and junior college entrants.
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Colorado State Goldeye of Education
Baseball scores and weather affect NL and AL games
Fragmented report shows Pittsburgh St Louis and Cincinnati games with erratic scores and postponed matches due to rain. Mentions New York Washington and Brooklyn baselines, plus a criminal charge of larceny in LaSalle district court with three suspects arrested.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Johnson
Sunket
Bro
Branndt
Todd
Cincinnati
Chicago
Bryant
Odea
R.J. Davis
Jemparig
Lombardi
Hoston
New York
Hrooklyn
Pilkwelpln
Benjamin Harrison Gone in Kansas City Death Notice
Benjamin Harrison, 45, a descendant of President William Henry Harrison and signer of the Declaration of Independence, is reported dead in Kansas City on September 28.
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Kansas City
Benjamin Harrison
Wiliam Ffenry Darrison
Benjamin Horelgon
De Haérrera Pleads Guilty in Local Court
Herman De Herrera of Gresley pleaded guilty before Justice Muglish ton to charges of being drunk on the highway and owing $71 including $50, with the Sheriff’s office holding him under arrest for the balance.
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Herman de Herrera
Gresley
Ineaday
Justice
A. G. Muglish
Sherliff
Judge Coffin Denies Grand Jury Petition Sealed Papers
Judge Coffin denied the grand jury petition and ordered the related papers sealed amid AFL opposition. The body warned against any law restricting union activities, arguing it would threaten the basic right to voluntary associations and harm labor’s drive for better conditions nationwide.
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Coffin
Husband of Girl Faces Lindbergh Law Accusation
Deputy District Attorney Will Thompson of Greeley announced that the Lindbergh kidnapping act is being used against Victor Thompson of a Longmont rooming house. He pleaded guilty in justice court to kidnapping 12 year old Delores Joan Milner of Evia and was bound over to the district court. The judge set bail at 8000 dollars. Thompson, aged 20, says he is 21. The charge was certified to district court Tuesday morning.
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Will
All Thompson
Greeley
Calosrado
Defense Evidence Heard In Action By Cheatwood
Defense witnesses concluded Tuesday afternoon in the civil suit of Beman Cheatwood vs Richard Carroll of Ault seeking 1100 damages for alleged failure to deliver sufficient water to a property near Ault. Testimony included J N Neighbors Henry Heinz Cleys Duff H A Bennett Clifford Carroll Lee Petit Ruth and Ralph Cheatwood Ruth Cheatwood is Carrolls daughter and plaintiff’s sister in law.
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Richard Carroll
Ault
Beman Cheatwood
Carroll
J .N
Henry Heinz
Cleys Duff
H. A. Bennett
Greeley
Clifford Carroll
Lee Petit
Awerod
Ruth
Ralph Cheatwood
Ruth Cheatwood
le Plaintitis Daupater
League Condemns Japanese Bombing in Sino-Japanese Conflict
At Geneva the League of Nations assembly denounced Japanese aerial bombing of Chinese elites. The vote, led by newly elected assembly president Idris and supported by delegates including Alvaro Del Vayo, ended with unanimous approval after a muted moment of silence.
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Geneva
League of Nations Assembly
Aga Khan
Idia
Assembly
League Advssory
United States
William Munters
Latvin
Comitttes
Talia Alvaro del Vayo
Spain
League
Gn Rhan
Buds
Urges Grand Jury Petition in Weld County Sealed
District Judge Claude Coffin denied a grand jury call for Weld County and ordered the 1400 petitions filed with the district court clerk to remain sealed except by his order. He cited petition insufficiency and potential interference with ongoing prosecutions, while preserving signer privacy and urging citizens to report relevant facts to local authorities.
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C. €. Coffin
Weld
Coffin
H. E. Mann
Weld County
Butler
Claude G. Coffin
Herbert E. Mauna
Greeley
Verth
C Am
Grand Jury
Seacil Roberts
Hat Wier
Cuffin
Weld County Peace of
Ghet
Star Chamber
Trip To Prison For Butchering Carroll Heifer
Three Weld county men pleaded guilty to rustling W L Carroll’s heifer from Las Salle. They were sentenced to one to five years in the Colorado state prison. Defendants are Tred Keen of Milliken John Wilson of Platteville and Ehner McCorkis. They admitted to killing and skinning the heifer on Sept 21 and dividing the meat at Milliken. Sheriff and deputy report Wilson testified, Keen faced hospitalization needs noted by Judge Coffin. Printed records show no prior arrests.
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Weld County
W. L. Carroll
Las Salle
Colorado State
Tred Keen
Milliken
John Wilson
Plattevilla
Ehner McCarkis
Keen
Carroll Pasture
LaSatle
Wilson
McCorkis
Gus G. Anderson
Guy Ballinger
John C. Tanksng
Sttorney
Russia
Paine
Wilgonoft
Childre
Cauda
Coffin
Metlorkla
Washington
Dysentery Epidemic Strikes Oita City Japan
Japanese news agency reports 50 children dead in Galur area and dysentery outbreak in Oita city. Over 2 percent of Quien and adults now afflicted, with Sept 28 dated dispatch noting rising toll and spread. Includes 60 children referenced in report.
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Pukioka
Japan
Dotuel
Tealby
Oita
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Minnie Poe
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Miss Poe
Java
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Ross Case
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Denver Air Corps School
Harris Thorp
Harris Thorn
Bvearold
Wim. Washburn
College High School
Hicks
Greeley State
Cleveland
Philadelphy
Boston
St. Lowis
Detroit
Lonia
York
Trotter Ayub
New
Fred Keen
Miliiken
Elmer
Platteuillo
Werg
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de Haérrera
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Lindbergh Law
Cheatwood
Carroll Heifer
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