Plan to tax autos sparks state debate in August session
Gouvernor proposes first motor vehicle tax to fund relief and highway work in 1934. Legislature members discuss equity and impact, with officials estimating $1.6 million from the tax this year and $400,000 for county revenue. opposition cites burden on car owners. Debate continues as lawmakers prepare for a session opening at noon tomorrow.
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Yosloroning
Meiltle
Meiltle State Leatsiature
Olrest
Greta Wita
Clalbett Palmese
Philes
Feld
Cole
Greeley Banks Embrace NLRB Code and Urge Customer Cooperation
Greeley banks announce adoption of the National Recovery Act code and urge patrons to comply with regulations. Banking hours are 9 am to 4 pm with a 40 hour week. clerical work after hours is prohibited. Executives request appointments for discussions after banking hours.
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N.lr
Gresley Banks
United States
National Recovery
Tls Hanke
Troo
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Ater Bankiog
Marketing Pact Before Sugar Meet
Discussion of renewal of a marketing agreement with Avsorinie Pitas Center on August 1 and plans to attend a national sugar conference in Washington August 10. The sessions focus on government proposed solutions to marketing difficulties in the United States and its territories. Officials expect possible recommendations but no final action yet. Postmaster Walter Moran missing since July 6 prompts temporary office leadership under Martin Worger. local officers question four youths about separate streetlight thefts and garden towers thefts, with arrests made.
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Pitas Center
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Bora
Ltticulties
United States
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Cuba
Nalioral
Grand Junction
Walter J. Moran
McCay
Colo
Kyernaifus
Cols
Eagte
Marlin Wor
Meloy
New Schedule of Hours Here Is Announced
A general merchants meeting approved new opening hours for numerous Grealey businesses. The plan covers groceries, cleaners, coat and fuel, electricians, grocery and dry goods, laundry, and other shops with Saturday variations noted. Also reported: Casper gun incident injuring Fred Adams and Pioneer Miller Butler's death in Gillette, highlighting local safety and historical business figures.
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Unea
Wea
Chamber of Cammeran Atiken
Sa. mi
Electriciana
Shea Tops
Narépare
Vornture
Dovernment
dry _ goods
Lenoss
Endy-To-Wshew
Yariely
Lumber Lemers
Woman in gasoline tax incident believed recovering
A 24 year old woman from Lim explanion of gasoline tax was thought out by her attending physician. She was attempting to light a fire when a gasoline can ignited her clothing. Nearby, Sterling and another auto accident victim were reportedly relocated from the scene.
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Gear i
Suilin
Sterling
Luxury Tax Is Small County Bloc Proposal
Denver reports a small county bloc plans to resist reallocation in a special legislative session. Rep Twining and allies push a luxury tax covering tobaccos cosmetics whiskey and other luxuries as a counter to the governor and a flat auto tax proposal. Republican leaders planned a late survey of support with senators and representatives from several counties including Adams Boulder and Canon City.
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Emal
Twining
At Yen
Addi
Trousa
Anicuwn
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Adolah Dbytug
Walsonburg
Korman J. Atonclé
la Jars
Frank Bixlerot
Boulder
Gcharley McCundlesa
Canon City
Teachers College Daily Calendar Highlights
Tuesday features the Consort Band at Northeast Campus and a student club lunch at noon. Wednesday offers a book review and a junior lecture at the Little Theater. Mr H G Blue presents What We Live By by Ernest Dimnat.
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Northeast
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H. G. Blue
Ernest Dimnat
Body of Hunter Last Last Fall Is Found
The body of Dol B. Yoodmn, 22, of Columbia, near Draper, Wye, missing since a snow storm while booting in the Tig Horn Mountains last fall, was found yesterday by Steries Davin of the Mountain Pass ranch, three miles from Clear Creek. Davin had been searching the area, and located the corpse within a few feet of the spot where it lay last fall.
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Clear Creek
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Yocum
Progress in Social Sciences Aims at Teachers at Assembly
Dr. A Avelyn Now of Florida’s Hols College spoke at Teachars College weekly assembly about a century of social progress. He argued progress depends on teachers guiding youth and public policy. He traced advances since 1848 and urged teachers to push economic, political, and ethical reforms to meet future needs.
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Hols College
Florida
Teachars
Ling
Poachers College
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Denver
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Sle
Ley
Edverline
Soela
Grocers Gain 48 Hour Week Code Ruling
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt’s recovery administration approving an immediate rule increasing the work week to 48 hours and setting minimum pay for grocery and related retail workers. The move forms part of broader NRA wage and hour codes, with subsequent orders affecting dry goods, clothing, furniture, and hardware dealers and extending to other retail sectors.
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Olor
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Sohneen
Pough
Waot
Ioosevelt
Dnduatring
Tha
Cole Whicl
Foran
Johnson
Bali
Willy
Mtg
Yhia
Recovery Administration
Colorado Marks 57th Birthday Amid Assembly Preview
Colorado observes its 57th birthday as the centennial state prepares for a special session of the general assembly convening at noon tomorrow. Governor Swingin and officials gather as state offices close on Colorado Day, with the bond receiver case involving Colorado Fuel and Iron proceeding in federal court.
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Colorado
Wilon
Tate
Biate
Swingon
Legilatura
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J. Foster Symes
U. S. District Court
Arthur Roedat
Iillion Dollar Corporation
Roeder
Hye
New York
Nelda RinzZo
C. TF
G. P2& 1
Fred Farcor
Tha Rampayr
Honahalite
Argu
Internet
Ritfeed
Reo Eolvarahia
Signers of NRA Blanket Agreement in Weld County
A scanned local list shows numerous signatories to the NRA blanket agreement, spanning businesses from Coe White Electrical to Summers Grocery and Weld County drugstores. The roll includes hardware, barber shops, mercantile and service providers, hotels, bakeries, and auto wrecking firms with many named entities and shops.
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C. B. Woelte
Jackson
Auto Wrecking Company
C. B. Barbershen
Crescant Drug Company
Bane-Pederson Maytag Company
New Ward Cash
Sunw Wilte
Cash
Hackett and Walters Baking Company
Moffatt Wallpaper and Paint Company
McKel
Waddell
Couzensend Day Company
Cheriea A. Clairgran
Glenn F. Hoes
Mountain View
Brads Tf
Mmiindy’s
Rankine
Copaland’s
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Safeway Blores
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Relpy Selly Tas Weld
Sayioga Dank
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Siaody’s Beauty Shopno
Ftable Corporation
Thirteenth Street Grocery
Montgomery-Ward and Company
Eldred Shoe Company
Willams Tire Service
Golzo Tcewery
Hattamtth and Fare
Merciwso Elettric Company
Elinton Garage
Ci T. Asptowall
Camara
Death in New York Auto Crash Ends Karl Schuyler Career
Karl Schuyler former United States senator from Colorado died in New York City early Tuesday from auto injuries. The prominent Colorado Springs native, born 1877, practiced law and invested in Wyoming developments. He served as a short term U S senator after election in 1932 and was active in business and civic life, survived by his wife Alma Shepard Schuyler and two sons.
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New York City
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Colorado
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Schuyler
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Tuly U7
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Colornio
Shepard
Colorade Springs
Myaiar
Karl’ Cortlandt
Feltngier
Scitiyier
Famona Salt Creek An Teld
Wyonlay
Klutey Coastal of Company
Denver National
Moley Meets Roosevelt on Kidnap War
In a conference with Raymond Moley assistant secretary of state Roosevelt opened a special inquiry into methods of halting the kidnaping racket now flourishing at a alarming rate. Officials see Mol ey's visit as signaling a broader policy shift and possible new assignments for Moley. Two intermediaries arrested in Albany are now in custody as part of the probe.
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Noh
Froosevelt
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
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Dime
Local Firms Adopt Code Amid Employment Rise
Greeley business houses signed the national code at noon Tuesday, with many downtown retailers adding full time workers. The downtown market shows about 20 more full timers employed, and larger firms are finalizing new arrangements, boosting total city employment by Tuesday noon. A meeting Tuesday night sought to push overtime rules into effect and ensure compliance.
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Senator Johnsons Son Kills Himself in Tragic Family Crisis
A chaotic obituary report states Senator Johnsons son, Archibald Johnson, died by suicide in the late hours, after a turbulent history including service and a controversial World War era death. The elder Johnson released a brief statement from isolation, mourning the loss and health battles within the family.
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Ware
Teno
Myra
Qin
Mra
Jonson
Chicago
Howard A. Mlanigan
Washi
Johnson
Ray
Archibald M. Johngon
Dr Stout Named Veterinarian in Extension Work
Dr Stout a long time veteran of the Bureau of Animal Industry joins Colorado Agricultural College as extension veterinarian to promote livestock health through demonstrations and cooperative work with county agents. He will stress efficient vaccines and disease control to aid farmers and stockmen across Colorado.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agrculture
Colorido Agricultural College
Stout
Denver
Buerat of Aecmai Industry
Oklahoma oil heir freed after nine days of kidnapping
A 40-year-old oil millionaire, Urachel, was released by captors near Norman, about 20 miles from Oklahoma City, after nine days of captivity. He said his eyes were taped and his kidnapers used a swarthy machine gun. He gave no details on the ransom and offered few names.
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Kidnanere
Oklahopia
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Urschel
Geveral
Norman
Oklahoma City
Urachel
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