Senator Costigan Will Not Seek Re election
Senator Edward P. Costigan of Colorado announced he would not run again due to ill health and nervous exhaustion. His decision leaves two potential successors, including Miss Josephine Roche, former assistant secretary of the treasury, who declined comment but hinted a statement may follow. Governor Ed Johnson, Denver, offered no immediate plans for the 1930 campaign.
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Edward P. Costigan
Colorado
U. S
Josephine Roche
the Treasury
Costigan
Denver
Ed Johnson
Misa Roche
Wise
Prema
Wellington
D' Ward P. Cosligan
Bia
Tanlehbi
United State
Senata
le Taka
Lao F. Johnson
Florida
Paul Martinez Receives Long Term For Bad Checks
District Judge Freféilo W. Clark sentenced Paul Martinez a Denver Trinidad Mexican to a term ranging from ten to twenty years for operating a confidence game involving forged checks. Martinez had prior offenses and multiple similar incidents were shown, including over $150 in Northern Colorado.
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Freféilo W. Clark
Paul Martines
Ord
Denver
Guty
pHean
Cate
Martinez
Tiice
Old Mexico
Gould Lumber Company
Maton
Colorado
Beet Groups Directors in National Capital Now
Colorado directors of the National Beet Growers association learned that two regional directors are sent to Washington for beet legislation. C. D. Thomas of Woodland Caliz and F. B. Huddleston of Billings Mont represent regional groups. WPA worker Reinhart Schane injured Friday morning at county shops when he fell from a stop ladder while painting a sill. He was treated at Greeley hospital for possible cracked rib. Schane's home is 1222 Talad avenue.
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Colorado
National Beet Growers Association
National
Washington
C. M. Keartney
Argo
C.D. Thomas
Woodland
Caliz
F. B. Huddlnston
Billings
Mont
WPA
Reinhart Schane
Ilo
Greeley “Hospital
Shane
Taled Avenue
Welfare Board Names Four County Directors
The Colorado welfare board approved four county directors for Ward Arapahoe La Plata and Boulder counties as part of its April reorganization of the social security program. Nearly $600000 was allocated to counties for old age pensions and direct relief for unemployables.
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Associated Preot
Denver
Colorado, Stata’ Welfare Board
George M. Houston
Ward
Hester Parhany
Araprhog
Mary BE. Conway
la Plata
Earl Sellers
Locals Comment on Costigan Action
District Judge Frederic W. Clark and local officials comment on Senator Costigan. They praise his honesty and dedication to farmers and working people, while noting disagreements over policies. County figures call the decision regrettable and place Costigan among top national statesmen.
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Costigan
Ife
Roy M. Briggs
United States
Colorado
Charles C. Plumb
Clay R. Applet
Almet
New Library College Goal In Edication Frasier Says
A drive by the college board of trustees aims to finance a 250000 library building west of Gunter Wall. President Prasiar may seek a federal loan covering 44 percent, while remaining costs are funded by bonds and college funds. If grant funds are secured, work could start next term. current library is unsafe and overfilled.
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George W. Prasiar
Gunter Wall
College
Ilitary Armitar
Lories
Dr. Frasier
Brary
Noortz
Costigan Sugar Legislation Dominates Local News
Well County residents know Senator Edward P. Costigan for the sugar control law as a court decision overturns the AAA. Senator Warrigan pitches a new sugar benefit pill amid shifting political chatter. Local Democrats react to Costigan’s moves while rumors place Oscar Chapman in a potential Senate challenge. Garden City sees George M. Mason arrested for a drinking charge and released after reporting stolen checks valued at $11.
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Edward P. Costigan
Well County
dones-Costigan
AAA
Supreme Court
Pat Warrigan
Costigan
Costigan. the Mountain Stites
Washington
Benjamin A. Woodcosk
Weld Democrate
Moses E. Smith
Aull
Apdaker
House of Representatives
Smith
Benator Cogligan
Yanaford
Greeley
Garden City
George M. Mason
Conctnietion Company
Phil Dale
Gordan City
Maapo
No Meeting on Sugar Contract In Denver Discussed
Plumb, chairman of the contract committee, and Sit Clark with Manager Kemp of the Growery company met in Denver Thursday. Kemp said he would go to Washington soon and noted a tax on sugar remains a threat to growers. Plumb was told a readjustment may be needed if the government or the sugar company acts.
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Isto Halon
Charles O. Plumb
Committas
Sit
Clark
Brank Kemp
Tlls
Denver
Kemp
Washington
Dia Detet
Plumb
Students Request Abolition of Secret Discipline Committees
A college panel led by Robert Dial will study abolishing secret discipline committees as five athletes were suspended indefinitely. The group, formed hours after suspensions, will hear student reactions on faculty methods, with demands for prior notice and a chance to defend charges.
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College of Edication
Specia
Robert Dial
Atent Committon Svi
T. Mahan
Duah Anid
Sinda
Cone
Mitico
Woarlig
Ujem
Thorn
Camp Vriday
Otttar
Canon Road To Get $800,000 Work in 1937
The Colorado highway advisory board outlined a plan to complete four major US routes and a north–south corridor with an $800000 project along Canon Road in 1937. It would integrate US 40 US 60 and US 180 across the state from Kansas to Utah, funded by a $35,000,000 loan. Governor Johnson endorsed a parallel plan for detailing improvements.
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Canon Road
Denver
Colorado Highway Advisory Board
Exiled Mexican Officials Arrive in Brownsville by Air
P E Calles and Mexian political figures arrive in Brownsville Texas by plane from Mexico City amid exile. P N Bank official Snook denies land ownership in grazing project and reports no check received.
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Brownsville
Tex
Callas
Mexia
Mexico
Mexico City
Goreechian
TM. Snook
Pirat National Bank
Garden City Liquor Sale Ordered by Drink at Inn
Albert, proprietor of the Waste Horse Inn in Garden City, announced after Denver counsel advised that liquor by the drink can resume at the White Horse Inn under a Denver district court ruling. Service to the restaurant business to begin Friday morning after prior suspension of the license.
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George E. Saunders
Four Women Honored in Naming of College Halls
College of Education trustees approve naming Tobey Kendal and Maggie Snyder Halls honoring four women. Names include Dr. Morance RL Sabin of New York City and Mrs Maggie Snyder, first president’s wife. Committee drawn from faculty students alumni and state officials suggested honors.
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Misa Francis Tobey
Mise Elizabeth Kerdel
Colorado State College of Education
Tobey-Kenstot
Morance RL Sabin
New York City
Wilzaaéth H. Ketidét
Junes Tohey
They — Oo College
Maggie Spyder
Ayito
ZX. Snyder
Tia Collega
Collega of Education
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Ute Studs
Plorones Sibiu Houys
Mre
Sablu
Colorada
Sha
Gentral City
John Hopkins
Rockefeller
Ahe
Bryt Mawr Fy
National Academy of Science and
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Tobey-Kendel
She Xoheel
Tobey House
Ita
Skendal ‘Foie
Slyis
Gladys Bell
O. C. Alford
Inez Johnson Lewis
Easter Worship Plans At Greeley Churches
Greeley churches prepare an Easter Sunday program with breakfast, Sunday school at 9:30, morning worship at 10:30 featuring “Jesus Is Risen” and a cantata “The Resurrection.” Young people host a 6:30 service, with a 7:30 full chorus, and baptisms after services. Cantata solos and duets accompany the day, ending with a sunset service at 2:30 and a breakfast for youth at 7:30.
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First Baptist Breakfast
First Baptist Church
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Manney
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Dorothy Knowles
Gen. Wise
Thaler
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Christ
Charles BH. Hannan
Jesus Apneara
Auiditorium
Betty Bucknan
Mra
Gerbe
Wierau
John Gilne Rooting
Neve Eager
Makay Cline
Bayete Garrison
Harold Akers
Harold Tresler
Wil Ho
Velya Feelhonwer
Mary Hasenkamp
Phil Kinsey
Park Congregational
Park Congregational Meating
Inspiration Patk
Park Church
Protest Against Liquor License in Briggsdale District
A remonstrance bearing 36 signatures was presented to the county commissioners by delegates from near Briggsdale opposing a liquor store license for A. J. Lals. They argued Briggsdale does not need a liquor outlet and noted that many signers on Lals petition and on related lists reside outside the town.
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Remonstrence
Jagoin
Briggédale
Prilay
Thve Parsons
Briggedale
Mra
Wred Johnson
Ballon
DB. Emergon
Mrz
Paul Songer
A. J. Lals
Wis
Arigxadale
Avasul
Gily ‘Schwartz
Grover
Charlee O. Plumb
Briggsiala
Itcensa
Lalr
Hursht
Wheat Benefit Set for Early Signers in 214 Cents Plan
Washington on April 10 announced a wheat benefit of 21.45 cents per bushel for allotments made to wheat growers who signed crop control contracts and adjusted their wheat plantings before January 1990, the date of the ADA's invalidation.
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Washington
AAA
Governor's Candidacy Fallout Shocks State Politics
Johnson may announce next week as Governor Onien Jy expresses surprise at Senator Castigan's sudden withdrawal. Democratic leaders, including Worth Atlen, deliberate after Johnson postpones comment. Washington office confirms Castigan leaving the political scene. Johnson notes few party defections.
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Ananethran
Denver
Wewapaner
Ile
Miomghi
Muriead
Cos Wena
Washington
Onatigan
Wald
Castigan
Ibn
Johnson
Worth Atlen
Benator Costigan
Rev Bell Preaches Thursday Night at City Church
Rev James Bell speaks at United Presbyterian church eight oclock in the evening on If Jesus Came to Dine, exploring the gospel as a guiding guest in common life. He cites Jesus dining with publicans and sinners to show surprising inclusiveness and spiritual nourishment, urging a thoughtful link between faith and everyday meals.
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Dell
Chaorled HW
United Presbyterian Church
Bell
Horace Bushell Bag
Ife
Paradise
Jesus
Jasue
Aten
Emalge
Hindenburg Arrives Ahead of Schedule on New Route
The German airship Hindenburg landed early at its home port after completing a two round trip to Rio de Janeiro. Engine trouble caused a route change over Morbec and the English Channel as it crossed France, arriving well ahead of the planned time.
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Hindenburg
Morpec
Couras
France
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