Colorado Troops Restore Order in Green Mountain Dam Clash
National guardsmen with machine guns and two tanks moved to the Green Mountain dam strike zone after two gun battles left five wounded and one critically injured. Gov. Carr and Attorney General Rogers mobilized units from Golden Denver Craig and Loveland as unrest and deputized workers clashed with union supporters on July 12.
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Denver
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W. J. Blalock
George Judy
Yuma
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Art Kuhlman
Bill Deming
Dillon
Colo
Ralph L. Carr
Glenwood Springs
Herbert Hoover
Harold H. Richardson
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Golden
Craig
Loveland
Byron G. Rogers
Adjutant General
Blue River
Kremmling
Labor Clash Near Green Mountain Dam Sparks Colorado Tension
Denver union sympathizers clash with "back to work" forces as armed deputies halt a caravan en route to the Green Mountain dam project near Kremmling Colorado. Governor warns insurrection, lines of communication disrupted, mediation urged, and potential shutdowns discussed to end the dispute.
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Kremmling
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Dillon
Dillon-Kremmling
James A. Brownlow
Colorado State Federation of Labor
Green Mountain Dam
P. W. Chappell
Colo
Kansas
Washington
J. R. Steelman
Federal Conciliator Service
Reclamation Bureau
Green Mountain
Major Kelly Addresses Rotary Club on World Affairs
Major J R Kelly of the Military Institute spoke to the Rotary Club on international conditions. He discussed Japan and China, Britain, Italy’s Mediterranean claim, and the Danzig issue, warning that Europe and Asia could shift suddenly. He urged the United States to stay defensive and focus on its own affairs. Oscar Greene chaired and urged attendance at the district assembly with Hot Springs Rotary. A note from C M Farnsworth honored his honorary membership and included a loan fund donation.
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The
Military Institute
Rotary Club
Mediterranean
Danzig
Oscar Greene
Hot Springs
Flood Water May Continues Ant British Missionary Exodus
The article notes rising anti British agitation forcing over fifty missionaries to quit north China stations. British hospital officials in Chowtsun Shantung were warned patients must leave by Saturday including those seriously ill as tensions rise. Also appears obituaries and advertisements interwoven in the page segment.
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Tsingtao
North China
Chowtsun
Shantung Province
Roswell And Its People Highlights From The Record
The Record notes activities in Roswell with mentions of John Halter magistrate oversight by Mrs Halter Tom Witten of Central Hardware described as hardworking and loud as thunder. It cites model day shop at former Household Supply Co HQ Zinks cafe singing unclear. Elbert Schuler attributes ping pong skill to grape nuts. A big water pageant is planned for Cahoon Pool August 11. Ad Club members show softball skills at Cahoon Park as Gabe Martin impresses by hitting two of Wilsons. Readers are invited to share old timer memories as the paper nears its 51st year. Charley Thompson Hobbs dispensary director makes a notable bowling alley remark. score noted as 84.
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Ad Club
Cahoon Park
Gabe Martin
Thunder
Wilson
Elida
Roswell Flood Control Plan Seeks Two Reservoirs and Channel Upgrades
City and chamber push immediate steps for permanent diversion of excess Rocky Arroyo floodwaters to South Spring River. Enlarge Rio Hondo channel to 2000 cfs, revise works, expect minimal maintenance. Reservoirs total 55135 acre feet. McClure to Roswell, return to Santa Fe tomorrow. Virgil Cates jailed 30 days for assault with words on A. E. Guss.
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Rocky Arroyo
McClure
Santa Fe
Virgil Cates
Pat O’neill
J. P
A. E. Guss
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