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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1937

Page

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Skirmishes in Arguments Wednesday

The Benell Roberts defense lost two skirmishes Wednesday afternoon in its bid to fault the farther Greeley Nalice cules the charge of buying Veen an accessory after the fact to the guards of Ray Butler Keota raucher. Cottii overruled a motion to dismiss the complaint and discharge Roberts made by Rinn at the close of the prosecutions case and supported by a 68 page brief. Shortly afterward when Rinn opened his own direct case Julie Coffin denied Rin the sought opportunity to grill District Attorney Herbert Mc Baker as to his knowledge of a third party besides Roberts and Wieria.

Benell Roberts Greeley Nalice Veen Ray Butler Keotaraucher C. Cottii Mvnion Roberts M. BM Rinn Julie Coffin Rin Atorney Herbert Mc Baker Perty Wieria

Plumbers' Union Sues Local Mex Union in Greeley Case

The court case accuses R A Horton owner of employing unlicensed journeyman plumbers. Horton pleaded not guilty and posted a 200 bond as of December 16. Lloyd W Rosson faces a separate complaint for operating as a journeyman without proper license and posted 200 bond amid similar proceedings. Tracy Cameron to defend. complaint filed in Justice B C Dagneh's court.

R. A. Horton Greeley Wos Journeyman Court of Justice B.C. Dagneh Horton Lloyd W. Rosson Tracy Cameron

Professor Barker Speaks At Junior High Assembly

Professor George A. Horiter of College of Education led a seventh and eighth grade assembly at Meeker Junior High School on Wednesday. The program featured travel themes from Europe with musical performances by Mdvalyn Whita and Dick, Evelyn White on a string duet with their mother Mrs C White, and Jacqueline Tarvia serving as assembly chair.

George A. Horiter College of Education Meeker Pupila Af Hig

Losses and drift mark a thin midweek in stocks

Weak early trading kept the market listless with slow rallies fading. Trading volume hovered around 74,000 shares as many sectors including gears, molars and merchandising showed little interest. Patmon faces 30 days in jail in Fort Linton, with additional notes on local legal actions and routines.

New York Sligher Ae Huyerd Thorn Gisela Molars Merchaddsing Sanen Lullily Ballying Hrimsver

Starving Doctor Floated Out by Eaton Officer

Seymour Ghaulay, a 26 year old self styled starving doctor, was wrested by Eaton Marshal R J Knoles on Wednesday on behalf of Denver police. He was taken into custody after traveling toward Cheyenne with a hunger tale used to gain aid. He admitted the story and carried a photo newspaper, had only $1.72 and claimed to be from various towns. The case drew Denver police attention and was being pursued for charges as the investigation continued.

Strauss Kneles Kneleg Cheyenne Guld Seymour Denver Baton R. J. Knoles Knoles Marland Straias Denver P Strausp Winx Ur Ime Pollea Clio Uaid Yeoled

State to Take Police Pension Case to High Court

Attorney General Byron Q Rogers announced plans to seek a constitutional ruling on the police pension tax after a county court decision. He said the petition would be filed to challenge the tax before the Supreme Court, arguing it violates constitutional provisions and urging prompt action by state officials.

Denver Tee Allirnay Byron Q Rogers Cokopatioanprame Court Plaig Police Test Wolde Tudyo Jerc W. Otarig Meluroz Atate Tax Commission Sleta Siproma

Pamphlet Commends Ragia Programs at Wig Fall School

A pamphlet praising ragia programs for Wig fall and winter is prepared to influence Melon Latsworthy, who is linked to radio education at College Smith school. Copies are given to all students and mention Smadcast terms RUKA KLZ KOA.

Colléga Hmith School KLZ KOA

Chinese Plan Air Offense Strikes Ahead in War Effort

Reports say China assembled a fleet of Russian built warplanes for a new air push against Japanese forces along the Yangtze Delta. Observers describe 800 horsepower craft, raids near Hankow and Shanghai, with battles over Nanking and Wuhan and a consignment moved to Hong Kong aboard the Benmacdhui.

Ghadehas China Japan Hankow Vie | Yengtza Natking Ipoil Siemen Stan Jwerth Russi Manila Tritaime Ghinesa Zimauce Wibistey Hongkong Xung Pha United States Suhoghat Lelghat Tagansea Woonung Woangpoe Shanghai Yangtze Delta Qanget Nanking Wuhan Yangtze River Bangchow Cheklang Progiine BR. E. Brown Ann Arbor Mich Wuhu Mokanshisy Ve Mokanghin Chollang;Aulwei Provincial Dee Sangchow Joerg A. Taeslun Hangeiow Japanisg

Fort Warren Man Pleads Guilty To Drunk Driving

Carlale, 28, of Fort Warren, pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge. He was fined 75 and his associate received a $50 fine as an accessory. The case was before Justice Hen H. Flor auca, with police involvement noted.

Fleraid Carlale Fort ‘Warcanwag Yoakam Mathison Cheyenne Uth Justica H. Florauca

Baird Fights Boulder State Road Board Ouster

Raind C Baird renews district court bid to regain a seat on the state highway advisory board ousted by Governor Armmonns. Through attorney Roy Johnson, Baird argues the removal was not official absent journal entry. previous rulings upheld the governor's removal.

Raind C. Baird Passnaiailendad Benver Ralph C. Baird Colorado Denver State Highway Advisory Board Toller Armmons Baird Roy Johnson Sterling Otto Bock Johnson United States Ed Co Johnson Walle Hie Locle

Signers Push Wage and Hour Vote by December 15

Washington dispatch reports 218 signers backing a petition to force a mid December vote on the wage and hour bill. Democratic Rep Mansfield of Texas urged quick action amid partisan calls for inquiry into backers' statements. Senate Republicans pressed farm bill revisions, while House leaders clashed over tabling a Fish inquiry measure as the petition drive continued with several southern lawmakers supporting the effort.

Washington Mansfield Texas Visi New York Dies Taxts Senate McNary Oregon Lider House Rayburn Texan Fish Norton Democrat New Jersey Labor Committee Tie Fs Maunfield Indualey Whgo Differanzada Marlin Massachuaetts Infinity Inadar van Nuys Dem Indiana

Vandenberg Backs Highway Budget Cut Proposal

Senator Vandenberg of Michigan endorses President Roosevelt's plan to trim federal highway spending. In a letter to Michigan State Highway Commissioner Van Wagoner, he argues against abstract economy and urges concrete action to reduce costs while maintaining essential transportation funding.

Washington Michigan Cate Roosevalt Vana Wagoner

Five M A Degrees To Be Granted On December 17

Calorado Blate College of Elucation will award six Master of Arts degrees seven bachelor of arts and three certificates at the close of the fall quarter Dec 2. Read names list includes Bana Mac Hood Oakley business and economics Biv Lotte Me Wit Lovélend fine arts Louig Wil am Pages Betoskey Mich history and political science Ziln Zmelia Ps cenka Bremen aus fine arts Raymond Allen Schreber Dunbar Nebr industrial arts Marriot Car inne Stull Ferguson Mo educational psychology.

Calorado Blate College of Elucation Bana Mac Hood Oakley Kana Biv Lotte Me Wit Lovélend Louig Wilam Pages Betoskey Mich Ziln Zmelia Pscenka Bremen Aus Raymond Allen Schreber Dunbar Nebr Marriot Carinne Stull Ferguson

College Orchestra In Concert Sunday

The Cotoya orchestra directed by Mon ty rusian Qhinlints presents a Sunday program featuring Beethoven symphony movements and concert selections. Beth Welder and Mako will perform, with Allegra instruments and soloists highlighted in a campus concert setting.

Elderly Man Hit By Auto in Local Crash

George Woods, 65, was struck by an Ivy Auto vehicle on Ninth Street near Eighth Avenue afternoon. He sustained serious cuts and was critically hurt. driver Heyman Grate, not at fault per investigation. Woods admitted drinking before the accident but denied intoxication. physician P. G. Wilmoth treated him and pushed him to hospital.

George Woods Ivy Automoiile Woods Heyman Grate Gracie Mode Millz Hie P. G. Wilmoth Uecleal Ip Woone Graefels

Weather Shippers Report Confusing Readings and Snow Likely

A garbled weather bulletin lists wind directions and degrees, with mention of Colorado weather turning colder and snow in the southwest. It notes warming trends in the Arkansas valley and Wyoming, and forecasts for Thursday night through Friday with variable temperatures and mountain readings.

Emperalirey Ag Tolawa Colorado Arkansas Valley Warner Enider

Roberts Fate Before Jurors At Thursday

Washington Den Assocs Eye board of tax appeals agreed to pay 466,984 in settlement of a estate tax claim against FP G Bonfils Denver publisher. The decision disallowed deductions for certain claims and reduced charity and attorney fee reductions. The estate paid 132,617 income tax for 1927, totaling 15,490,129.

Eye Washington Den Board of Tax Appeals Todiy FP. G. Bonfils Denver

Noah Is Due Here To Aid Wier Defense

In Greeley on Thursday Noah Halph EB Beloit arrives to assist defense lawyer Tracy Cameron for Hat Whee in a murder trial. Noah is barred from questioning witnesses but will attend the trial at Cameron's side. The Colorado Supreme Court admission request for Noah remains pending. Judge C C Coltin says testimony in the Seacil Mubutts case is closed and jurors for the Wier case must return at 1:00 pm.

Halph EB Noah Beloit Forhey Greeley Tracy C.caneron Hat Whee Leta Butler Cameron Wedissday Cameron Noal Colorado Supreme Court C. C. Coltin Seacil Mubutts Defenes Irving Wier Roberts Tracy Cameron Goffin

Corn Market Flexibility Is Placed in Bill

Wyoming and Colorado aerators agreed to amend the senate farm bill to ease corn market restraints for stockmen and cattle feed. Senators O Mahoney and Adams drafted the amendment to raise the cushion on corn by 2 percent from ten year averages and limit import and export triggers to ensure restrictions only when supply exceeds demand, preventing immediate effect in the market unless prices stay above the excess threshold.

Whakington Wyoming Colorado Senate Wich Senatora O'Mahoney Sannarts Wyong Adama Jiminson Goiorailo Wil Deimperata Pranpeed Omahoney de Ching Tisia

Thefts Reported by Truck Claude Williams of Tuckingham

The sheriff's office received word that five goats a black and brown mixed herd and three white animals were stolen likely loaded into a pickup by daylight daybreak thieves. Two youths ages fourteen and fifteen admitted breaking into the Coronado building directory and arranging some of the animals and other items for transport.

Claude Willams Tuckingham Sheriff's

Judge Coffin Rebukes Binn for Remark Concerning Baker

In a trial surrounding the Ray Butler murder, Judge Coffin rebuked District Attorney Binn for a remark during proceedings. The jury of 12 heard opening arguments from Willum BR. Bani for the state and Wade F. Connell for the defense, with objections and rulings shaping the trial.

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