Colorado Assembly Urges Gas Tax and Auto Tax for Relief
The Colorado assembly calls for a broad public works program funded by federal aid and a state tax scheme to accelerate recovery and relieve unemployment. It urges highway construction financed by federal funds and a gasoline tax earmark to support relief efforts and state projects. The message stresses urgency to match national recovery and stabilize finances amid economic distress.
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Boot Ba Pds- Dt
Lala
BTA
Cole- Mil
Colorado
Siate
Alison
Agsutie
Resea
Ribet
Balil
Aludy
Sehway Suaary
Tribune Signs Recovery Act Agreement Amid Federal Talks
The Tribune newspaper, part of the Gres ley Tribune-Remiblican group, signed the blanket code as the federal recovery act debate continued. Publisher actions followed guidance from the American Newspaper Publishers Association, with a midweek conference anticipated to clarify newspaper compliance and related labor provisions.
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Gresley Tribune-Remiblican Publishing Company Today
Ynton
The
Tribune
Worksngton
Hugh Johnson
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Council Won't Act on Restriction of Downtown Parking
City council will take no action on restricting parking in the business district after street committee reports. Alderman Christenson said the committees feel extra restrictions are unwarranted under current conditions and enforcement would require more expense in the policy department.
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Chitatengou Aad
Atreot
Comiittea
Christenaon Eald
More Tasks Outlined for Retailers in Cotton Trade
The notice explains new duties retailers must perform under the governments price talking program. It requires weighing all cotton goods received in August and reporting quantities at month end. The move is part of setting up a processing tax on cotton manufactures and awaits further interpretation by officials.
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Ralph Nicholas
Interna Revalue
Denver
Onlér Tequirra
Representative Hitchhikes to Colorado Assembly Session
Associated Press reports Democrat Duncan Dunn of Kiel Carnon arrived in the Colorado House chamber after hitchhiking 150 miles from home to attend a special session. The dusty journey ended with Dunn present for roll call.
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Duncan Dunn
Kie Carnon
House
Colorado Assembly
Book Review on Grover Cleveland A Study in Courage
The calendar notes a Penn book review titled Grover Cleveland and A Study in Courage by Alla Nevine. The piece examines political figures and leadership qualities, reflecting on historical courage in civic life.
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Book Review
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Tribune warns readers about fraudulent subscription offers
A reader report describes a scam falsely claiming Tribune backing and seeks money from subscribers. The confusion involves a teachers college claim that was later found incorrect, and Tribune officials state they have no involvement or authorization for such offers.
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257 Now Have Signed an NRA Code in City
Forty six names were added to the Nat of Grealey firms signing the NRA Code, bringing total to 287. Agreements covered restaurant, meat, harbor groups. some shops did not sign. Shops will open 8 am to 6 pm weekdays, 8:30 am Saturdays. Journeymen to work one day weekly, no Saturday split shift, within 40 hour limit. Wages, meals, and food costs under review with Washington. Cleanup and dry cleaning schedules unsettled. August 1 effective for new rules.
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Cleanera
Dycra
City Stands Pat on Ban Against Beer Dispensing
City council rejected another beer license application by Milo Meeker for Hicker Brothers at Willo Palace, 929 Highthyew, with Aldermen Carrel Crosier Motfat voting for issuance and Chrin Lamon Adams against. Mayor Briggs noted no need for licenses as judges urged applicants to obtain licenses.
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Roy M. Briggs
Isuance
Co. F. Tilkington
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Fetch
Hugh
O'Neil
Gelder Engineering Costs Compared Across Cities
Gelder claims Greeley paid 856.22 for engineering advice to Th W Gelder and T B Moodey up to July 17. He cites higher city engineering charges elsewhere, noting salaries and monthly rates. compares Fort Collins Longmont and Glendale regions, and discusses implications for city finances and federal money pursuit.
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Iine
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Dusig
Thera Umee
Han
Ita
Fort Coltina
Mts
Greeley
Longmont
Oreeley
Croslar
Brigg
State urged to favor human labor over machines on projects
A Washington directive urged state advisory committees to prioritize projects that maximize local employment and use human labor over machinery in federally funded public works. It details preferring convicts avoided, fair wage standards, a 30 hour week where feasible, and timing and integration with state plans to ensure equitable distribution, skilled labor through unions, and avoidance of unnecessary delays.
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Greetey, Tribune
Greeley
Weld
Public Works
Washington
Pradende
Policiea F
Ckes
Focal
Bond Issue Proposal Aims to Fund Employment Relief Plan
A proposed ten million dollar bond would finance Colorado employment relief and hospital projects. The bill, introduced by Senator Moses E Suit and several Democrats and a Republican, envisions funds allocated to state hospital, roads, and educational facilities with work performed by laborers. The measure seeks broad state voter approval and outlines wage scales and project scopes.
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Denver
Colorado
Bonazat Nesamlahy
Ofig
Fels Tewar State Hospital
Kushia
Alcova Plan Receives 22.7 Million Public Works Award
Washington August 1 The Public Works Administration allotted nearly 22.7 million dollars Tuesday to advance three outstanding projects in the United Western region. A 6 1 igtlention line, a flood control scheme, and a river channel work were funded with 42 700,000 for the upper Missouri river channel. The approval was unconditional and water rights from Colorado Nebraska Wyoming were cited as concerns. Casper area project work aims to begin within a few days.
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Washington
Public Works” Administration
Casper Alcona
Banks Join NRA Under Mollified Route
Associated Press reports Washington on August 2 that Fourthour Bredbanke, linked to the American Tankers Association, joined the industry movement for a modified presidential employment plan.
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Amorran Tankers Association
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Ndnsteta Teeovuny Movemant Iil
Roosevelt taps Moley for kidnapping survey role
President Roosevelt named Raymond Moley assistant secretary of state to lead a special study on kidnapping and racketeering at the request of Attorney General Comming. Moley will retain his State Department post and return in winter, while the move follows reported clashes with Secretary Hull. The president also announced treasury securities oversubscribed, boosting government financing prospects for the year.
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Torrid Wave Grips East as West Cools Amid Heat Deaths
Heat wave plagues eastern cities with high humidity and multiple fatalities. New York City reaches 84 in the heat. Bellmore hits 98 with several prostrations. A Pittsburgh infant dies. Philadelphia records 97 for Aug 1 as storms scatter in the West and Rockies cool. An attack case in Rag town involves a man jailed on assault with a deadly weapon.
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North Atlantic Seaboard
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Bellmore
Bankers Urged To Speed Recovery by Expanding Credit
Washington Aug 1 President Hoogewell and the treasury approved a plan as Reconstruction Corporation Chairman Jones urged banks to back the back to work movement by expanding credit to businesses. The appeal aimed to ease lending restrictions and stimulate activity across the economy.
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Buyers Drive To Be Started by Uncle Sam
A fragmented report outlines a government backed job program and reemployment plan led by the NSA and Mugh S. Jobusot, detailing hopes for workforce revival. It notes enlistment into a national campaign and payroll concerns amid a broad recovery push.
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Textile Industry Forms Labor Body for Cooperation
The textile industry moves to establish a labor body to foster peaceful relations with workers and government. It envisions government-aided mediation, avoiding broader strikes, and a future structure where employers and workers meet with a government representative to address disputes fairly.
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Brest
Rapliit
Intior
Cottex
Tig
Atrifo
New Life Promised for Old Liquor Laws
Trem Washington August 3 New life will be breathed into old federal liquor control legislation by the eighteenth amendment or its interpretation The opinion holds that if a state law rests on the voluntary abstinence basis it will be unconstitutional If the law stood before the amendment it will remain in force The Webb Kenyon act of 1913 will be revived to prohibit interstate transportation of intoxicating liquors to dry states The ruling traces its legality to constitutional provisions and suggests a renewed federal role in liquor control
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Webb- Kenyon
Fires in July Cost Only $31 Report
July fires in Creeley Rung totaled 31 dollars with $1,500 in property losses per Fire Chief Jess Mazon. Two blazes involved vehicles, one on a fence, one a gas explosion, and one occurred in a residence.
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Potato growers claim freight bias hurts crops
Royal McLeod and Gilcreat potato growers protest tramper tactics by Denver Greeley dealers. They accuse northern shippers of diverting potatoes through Greeley to gain lower transit rates, harming farmers in their area. They request a chance to tell their story to the Tribune and seek relief from alleged discriminatory pricing and freight advantages.
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