Gettys Impeachment Demand Sparks Colorado Scandal
Worth Allen says Senator Ed C Johnson urged Colorado civil service chief FH Getty to resign and faces impeachment over his son Keith Getty joining the state highway patrol. Allen notes no definite outcome after talks with Getty and other Democrats show support for removal despite the senator’s push.
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Governor to Sign Renewal Of Tax Plan Amid Debate
Lawmakers grapple with a renewal of the tax plan as supporters push for a five percent services tax and a broader base while opponents voice concerns. The session winds down with late votes, amendments, and threats of veto as the governor weighs the bill’s impact on hospital, charity, and state revenues.
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Two Climbers Scale Tong's Peak Amid Snowfall Record
Ted Matthews and Marle Parid, aided by clear visibility and steady conditions, reached Tong’s peak at 11 25 a m after a 2 85 a m start from Loveland. They noted 142 inches of snow on April 22 rising to 208 inches last year at the same date, with no fresh large snowfall expected this year. They observed insects in snow at 14 000 feet and a limberfly at 12 000 feet during the ascent.
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Ed Watson
Denver
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Granite Pass
Willam A Leiserson Named To Labor Relations Board
Washington reports President Roosevelt nominated Willam A Leiserson of Cilla to join the Watfona Labor Relations board to replace Vinnnla Wakefield Smith of Pennsylvania whose term expired months ago. The move follows Smith’s recess appointment and AFL objections citing bias toward CIO. Two boys, Laditnta and Grahan, were held as runaways in Greeley but released Tuesday with plans to return home.
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Watfona Labor Relations Board
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Lalante
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Thesday
Atterberry Fate In Jury's Hands
In Canon City on April 5 the Martet court jury began deliberations in the trial of Dr. Raynond L. Atterberry. The jury heard testimony from prosecution and defense after judge James L. Cooper directed final instructions before reaching the verdict in the case involving Nona Atterberry.
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Roosevelt Proposes Creation of Three New Agencies
President Roosevelt asks Congress to reorganize government by merging welfare, works, and lending functions into three new federal agencies. A Federal Security Agency and a Federal Works Agency would be created, with a Federal Loan Agency. The plan also transfers the budget bureau to the executive office and reshapes related programs across wheat sectors.
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Two Denver Aviators Crash Near Morgan Injuries Light
Fort Morgan April 23 Two Denver aviators escaped serious injury when their plane crashed four miles north of Fort Morgan after takeoff from the airport. Nettlebled 22 suffered a broken leg while Rex Achtachers 21 had minor cuts and bruises. Both were taken to Fort Morgan hospital. Nettlebled released later.
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Weld County Benefit Payments Reported Total
Rural conservation office announced Tuesday that weekly benefit payments totaled 150752.92 dollars and last week’s receipts were 11906.18 dollars, bringing Weld County’s cumulative total to 160062.02 dollars across 1,20 applications with 422 checks issued.
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Wie Lalavert
Rural Conservation Office
Fourteen States Compete In Regional Commercial Contest
Approximately forty five students from six states Colorado Kansas Nebraska New Mexico Utah Wyoming travel to Greeneley for the seventeenth annual Rocky Mountain Commercial Contest at Greeneley High School Thursday night. Colorado State College of Education sponsors for shorthand typing penmanship rapid calculation and more. A trophy awarded to the school with the highest total score and scholarships for top individuals. First through third place earn points and honors. certificates and honorable mention extend to all who place.
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Steel Buttons Replace Paint for Safer Crosswalks in Greeley
Street officials in Greeley announced installation of non rusting steel buttons about four inches in diameter at all marked crosswalks along Eighth and North avenues to replace painted lines. The buttons, cost about 8 cents each, aim to reduce repaint cycles and long term wear under heavy traffic. Local traffic violations and fines are listed, including speeders and drunks from various addresses, with penalties ranging from 2.50 to 8.49 dollars.
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Inyand Dies After Durns at Steamboat Springs Home
An elderly resident of Steamboat Springs died yesterday after a brief illness. The death occurred at the home of Crosawhite 60, with Fort Bronson of 1163 Floronth Vurns referenced in relation to the incident. The body showed no signs of foul play, and Justice B. G. English is noted in the report.
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Power Transmission Up for Wyoming Line Upgrade
Transformers arriving at Twenty third Avenue and Tenth Street will convert 113000 volts to 44000 volts for the WW S reclamation bureau power line to Greeley. Equipment including breakers and transformers await erection as steel for overheads arrives. Power will feed the Public Service substation, with a 142 mile Cheyenne to Seminoe dam line under way.
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British Cabinet Outlines Scheme Of Compulsory Military Service
April 25 report says the British cabinet is set to propose compulsory military service for men ages 10 to 21, including mandatory physical training and elementary drill, as part of a broader budget push amid Russian pressure rumors. London sources note divisions in government and foreign policy signals from Berlin and Moscow, with talks of conscription and a larger army debated alongside tax measures and the Hague peace context.
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Securities Edge Forward In New York Market APell 25
Investor activity remained subdued as buyers entered the market today in New York. Transfers totaled about 400,000 shares with trading showing the slow pace noted since June.
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First Assembly Program of Quarter Wednesday
The Frat assembly program of the spring quarter at Coluwata Blate College of Education will be held Wednesday with representatives from various sites presenting operatic solae. The program had been debated for weeks and representatives were busy planning, now the task is complete.
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Claims of Last War Still In U S Courts
Fragmented text outlines postwar liability claims against Germany and allied parties. Mentions settlements, U S court actions, and a multi-million dollar assertion linked to railroad and wartime damages. Proceedings reference final arguments and potential future decisions in federal appeals.
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Weather Forecast for Colorado and Wyoming
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy conditions across Colorado with cooler air moving in from the west central area Tuesday night into Wednesday. In Wyoming expect partly cloudy skies with a swift cooldown Wednesday night and Thursday. Local lows near 37 and daytime highs around 70.
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Inglish Sues Sales Yard in Colorado Case
A report from Denver notes Inglish planning to sue a local sales yard over a disputed payment related to a horse sale. The matter centers on a check alleged to cover goods and a promissory note, with testimony and claims involving parties named Kelly, Sanger, and others.
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Senate Okays Huge Army Bill
The senate approved a large army appropriation for the next fiscal year. Of the total 7.5 billion, about 1.4 billion funds production and purchase of tanks, air and anti aircraft systems and related equipment while 953 million covers miscellaneous logistics and assembly costs. The bill totals about 7.8 billion, slightly less than the War Department recommended.
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