Recess Until Jan 3 Likely by Assembly
A proposed recess of Colorado’s special session until January 3 was expected to be introduced in the House by afternoon. Senator Leo Twining and Representative Hel Keating predicted quick passage if approved, while Governor Sagan supported the break to allow relief measures.
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Woman Gravely Hurt After Street Collision
A 68 year old woman was struck near Faulkner corner on Gai Envenle street and left seriously injured by sidewalk traffic. She was taken to a doctor, then to Creeley hospital where X rays showed a critical condition. Eyewitnesses recalled being jostled by two girls during the incident.
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Vance Death Ruled Accidental by Medical Examiner
Dr. Charles Nhint, medical examiner, ruled Lotia Joseph Vance's death accidental today. The toxicology report found levels of benzino in an unidentified can used to fatten a jaw infection, concluding no foul play was involved.
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Lotia Joseph Vance
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Questionaire Hearing Moved To Thursday In Colorado
The Colorado Supreme Court postponed oral arguments on the constitutionality of the $10,000,000 state highway program and current gasoline tax. Attorney General Paul P Proser requested the delay. hearing now set for Thursday at 9 30 am. Amices Clayton Horsey Harold Hawkins Edward Gove and Henry McAllister named. The court considers a bill passed by the House and in Senate seeking a one cent tax to fund federal relief projects in Colorado.
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Hovare Hawkins
Edward Gove
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John T. Adama
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Johnstown Beet Growers Back One-Man Talks
About 200 deer growers gathered in Johnstown on Friday night under the Mountain Staley Beet Growers association. George Brown chaired as growers voted to seek a true BU-60 contract for the season beets and to entrust a single man to negotiate, rather than a committee.
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Hansen Lo Denver To Confer with Board
Charles Vanken, publisher of the Tribune and chairman of the Weld County Civil Works Board, returned from St Francis to Lenver to appear before the State Civil Works board at the capitol to explain the policing of the Iona hoard. Hig alee dor, Mrs Amg Brewer, retained very evidently ll.
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the Tribune
Weld County Civil Works Board
St. Francis
Kan
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Iona
Hig Aleedor
Amg Brewer
Bandits Use Tear Gas on Armored Car in Denver
Denver December 18 three men robbed an armored car at Lito street and Tremont place in the business district using tear gas. Driver C D Meana forced to curb as robbers fled after seizing money and checks from the cash trunk. Auditor Fred Thompson rode with Meana and saw unknown sums. Suspects identified as FP. A. Bucy and WV Warper. no one hurt.
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Congress in Session Roars as New Deal Debates Begin
A noisy session opens with Congress facing Roosevelt’s New Deal and GOP opposition. Inflationists push for silver policy and greenbacks while inflation fears dampen enthusiasm. Analysts note pro Roosevelt sentiment among many, with money policy likely to dominate early talks.
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65 New Subscribers Added to Tribune
During the week of December 16 there were 65 new AID members registered to the Tribhac family. Your message to these new members can be carried at a final cost and their purchasing power is unlimited. For classified service phone 5.
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Carson to Lead C. of C. Discussion on Conference
Rey Carson chairman of the Teachare Céllene athletic board will steer the Chamber of Commerce meeting on the Rocky Mountain conference. The gathering is slated for Tuesday at noon at the Odd Fellows hall. Football fans are invited to join as members.
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Teachare Céllene
Chamber of Commerce
Anchenil
Civil Works Pay Roll Expected Over Twenty Thousand
The county civil works payroll for the past week is forecast to exceed 20,000 dollars with 822 workers paid 14,753 dollars. State project No 17 at Tewehara college brings 46 students into labor at 45 cents per hour for 18 hours weekly. Workers repair trees and mains along ramps under a special state order.
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Johnson asks staggering of CW workers
Governor Ed Johnson telegraphed federal relief administrator Terry Hopkins today urging that public works employment in Colorado be staggered to reduce unrest among jobless workers. Officials estimate 29,200 would be employed in a few days if OW A funds allow, a figure the governor says understates the total able bodied unemployed.
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Associated Press
Denver
Kiwanis Club Christmas Party Packed Theatre Saturday
The Kiwanis Club annual Christmas party will be held at the Sterling Theatre Saturday morning at 9 o clock. Doors open early to pack gifts, and the show is expected to start promptly. Children are invited with toys for younger attendees and prizes for all.
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Kiwanis Christoias Party
Lindberghs Bring Plane Down at Charleston Navy Yard
Charleston. Sighting by Port Mobile the Lindberghs landed at the Charleston navy yard at 118 p.m. eastern standard time and moored at 2 45 p.m. after a long transatlantic flight. No reason given for the stop, and yard officials had not been informed in advance.
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Sister Lucy Saves Home for Children
Sister Lucy Lacy risked her life to extinguish a blaze at St. Anne’s Convalescent Home for Children on South York Street. A defective electric floor plug fed flames behind flooring, spreading under a wall and triggering a wall duct fire. She and Margarita evacuated all 20 children as Denver Fire Department arrived with Engine 16 and Wagon 2 to control the hazard.
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Ware
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St. Anne's
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Denver Tire Department
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Tira Department
Mahon
Weld Girl Hurt In Crashel By Criswell Sedan Crash
Longmont and Frederick residents were injured when Criswell's sedan and a small coach collided on the east Boulder county line near the Harry Evert corner. Vera Mata, 22, of Frederick, suffered a fractured skull and severe injuries, remaining unconscious. Alfonso Valasquez, 24, of the Ryans mine area, had cuts and bruises but recovered consciousness after the wreck. C. H. Criswell of Danver escaped injury. Both vehicles were badly wrecked. sheriff's officials investigated.
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Danver
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Mites Nouth
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Hutchcroft Takes Fast Flight to New York City
Hutchcroft leaves Cheyenne at 6 32 p m Sunday on United Airlines bound for New York City for a five day stay to observe industrial arts at Columbia with Dr Scrickler and stay with the Kenneth Perrys. He returns to Chicago after Christmas to attend a Phi Delta Kappa delegation event on December 23 and 30.
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Cheyenne
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Two Arrested in Auto Crash That Injured Local Woman
The report details an auto collision on North Eleventh Avenue injuring Bertha Kidd. Suspects Glen McCoy and Hubert Hurria were arrested at the county jail for investigation. Kidd was hospitalized. McCoy later released without charges.
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Extortionists Fail To Get Ten Thousand From Golf Champ
Federal agents and Lake Forest residents thwart a plot to extort ex national amateur golf champion Robert A. Gardner of Lake Forest by threatening harm to his family and property. A dummy package at the Armour farm entrance preceded a plan to seize sixteen thousand dollars, but undercover work led to arrests and a disrupted scheme.
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Nurse Killed In Car Crash At Greeley Hospital
A fatal car crash near Greeley hospital Saturday night left Nurse Ela Florich dead and Jane Northway badly hurt. The Ford rangler driving by Miss Northway struck, killing Florich and injuring Northway who suffered a jaw fracture but is expected to recover. The incident occurred about 8:40 p m near Overlay Eaton. The families involved include Miss Florich daughter of Eaton farmer Frank Florich and Jane Northway daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Northway of Denver formerly of Greeley.
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Farmers Must Pay Tax on Home Slaughtered Meat
Farmers who slaughter hogs at home or sell meat from self-slaughtered livestock face the processing tax. Butchers acting as processors must file tax returns and keep records of hog quantities and weights, with producers claiming exemptions only for meat retained for their own use.
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Petrikin II Hurt In Denver Auto Crash
John Petrikin II sustained a cut to the right hand and car damage when his vehicle left the road between Port Linton and Matteville, rolled over, and he was driven to Denver by a factory employee. He was reported to be with or about to meet another car weaving erratically prior to the crash.
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Great Western Sugar Company
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Fists Used in Tax Battle at Fort Collins
Fort Collins scene shifts to a tax dispute as James Millett, president of the Larimer County Taxpayers association, and Commissioner Henri F. McClelland clash. A scuffle leaves Millett bruised, charges of assault and battery filed, and a bond secured by Judge Claude Coffin set for district court hearing.
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James Millett
Larimer County Taxpayers Associaton
Henri F. McClelland
McClelland
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A. J. Porter
Tormorn
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Bllott
Claude CG. Coffin
Mel Stott
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