Attorneys Challenge State Debentures Across Supreme Court
Four Denver attorneys told the state supreme court the second special session highway debenture bill is unconstitutional. They argued the measure would authorize borrowing from the federal government to fund employment highway programs. Attorney General Charles J. Toach defended the bill as constitutionally valid citing an emergency need for defense and public works. Oral arguments continued with Peter Holm and W W Grant Jr to be heard.
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Stockholders Sued Over Brighton Bank Failure
Denver December 22 Grant McFernon state bank commissioner files in Denver district court to liquidate American State Bank at Brighton. He seeks judgments totaling 570000 against five stockholders for amounts tied to stock value and unpaid assessments. Defendants named with claimed sums include H A Van Dusen 24100 Philip Rachel 28600 Lillian Pullerton 4400 Harry S Class 34000 Max Wickhoret 1000.
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Dairymen rail against Wallace policy on butter market
Washington officials face sharp criticism from the National Cooperative Milk Producers Association executive committee over government butter purchases. Secretary Wallace announced policy changes citing government buys to curb a dairy surplus, while cattlemen decry rising costs under the recovery act and NRA price fixing.
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Windsor Liquor Sale Plan Faces Board Hurdles
Windsor proprietors Jon Stenzel and Robert Lorenz faced license issues after planning a liquor store in the Sitter building room near Harrison's Jewelers. They lacked a town license and the mayor refused a special meeting unless a $30 to $45 fee is paid. The effort was further strained by Lake Geneva Supply clause risks and district restrictions. Meanwhile Charlie Kile, a Rockvale businessman, died by suicide at his home amid mounting financial pressures.
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Hanging Body Windsor Man Is Discovered
A Windsor man was found dead by hanging near his farm home after being away for two days. The body was discovered by local residents, with clothing pockets containing money and a leather item noted at the scene. Authorities believe the man had been dead for several days, and the case is considered a suicide. investigators and family members provided details about his recent movements and residence in the Windsor district.
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Roosevelt Orders 50-50 Silver Coinage
A formal proclamation outlines standard silver dollar coinage of 50-50 silver and discusses wartime states of India, China, and Spon pledging not to debase coins. The president cites congressional acts authorizing coinage of silver dollars and government deposits to ensure revenue for the United States.
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Government to buy silver at 64 per ounce lifts Colorado mining hopes
Denver December 21 Associated Press says government plans to purchase silver at 64 per ounce boosts domestic mining. Veterans hail President Roosevelts silver policy as favorable expecting more reopening of mines in Colorado and rising commodity prices. Governor Johnson comments that the pledge will likely multiply operating mines nationwide.
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Mining boom hoped in Colorado plate era
Fragmentary report suggests silver could yield a mining boom in Colorado, with potential profits reviving operations that have operated at a loss for years and possibly surpassing earlier metal production highs.
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