Civil Service Repeal Moves in Senate Readiness
Denver Jan 10 Associated Press reports the repeal of all civil service laws and the headship of the state land board were among measures introduced in the Colorado senate. Senator Ingrund of Montrose leads a constitutional amendment to repeal the civil service code, with Govs Adams and Johnson advocating changes. Other proposals include removing executive heads from the classified list and shifting duties of the jail board to the executive department, plus a capital punishment debate over a gas chamber substitution.
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Alata
State Senate
Inoug
Montrose
Wiliam H Hajdam
Stats Penitentiary and Reformatory
Elvis Service Ust
Knons
Tla Democratic
Flopy Waarning
Johnson
Alate
Teller
Democrat
Santtor Amion
Punta
Iont
Heuator
Quint
Senate
Olle Bannilster
Covernor
Fid G. Johnson
David Elliott
Colorado Springs
House
Janokovsky
Logan County
G. Hoefangsls Democrat
Leadville
Complex oil transfer notices and settlements reported
A string of oil transfers and assignments appears, listing individuals such as W B Rennia and Mlonie Al Snyder along with properties described by legal parcel identifiers. Settlements include Roy Baird and Chester Buansd shares, plus multiple notes on royalty interests and property deeds. Denver reports Governor Adams declining pardons, citing a six year no pardons streak and lack of justifying facts.
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California Company
Herbert Monaon
Mlonie
al. Snyder
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Winnis M. Snyder
Gate Property
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Chester L. Huylder
Glee Fla
G. L. Snyder
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Chester
Chester 3. Snyder To W. E. Qonele
C. W. Robinson
Selgrick County
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W. IL. Seite
Kansas City
Lois
Aten
Seine
W. Lettle
Niss
Meterleh
Settle
Chéster
Adams
Denver
W. H. Adams
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Students at Columbia urge abolition of fraternities
The Columbia University Spectator advocates abolishing all fraternities after an investigation claimed 12 Greek letter societies auctioned honorary student positions to the highest bidders. It asserts leaders admitted dictating student governance bodies and promised a new open policy, while noting campus controversy from prior editorials and expulsions.
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Five in Family Die in Baltimore Blaze
A Baltimore fire trapped five members of Cecil Hewitt's family in a brick dwelling. Cecil Hewitt, 63, his wife Mouda Hewitt, 45, Cecil Jr. 20, Evelyn 16, and Corliss Bowen 26 died. Miss Netlip Young, 60, escaped by jumping from a second story window and was hospitalized with a broken leg and burns. The blaze began on the first floor and blocked the stairway, cutting off exits for the sleeping residents.
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Corliss Bowen
Joyce Tuile Ford born to Windsor parents in Kimball Neb
Stork Express Windsor Inn reports the birth of Joyce Tuile Ford on January ?. The baby’s mother Char John Evang is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ju J. Bens of Windsor. The item notes a local birth and family lines.
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Inn
Cheford Fivertson
Kimball
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Joyce Tueile
Mother Way
Char- John Evang
Ju J. Bens
Junior Play Cast at Ault Selected
Cast list for ails at Ault shows selections for a three act comedy Jimmy Be Careful by Lillie Mortimer. Names include Tillie Blake maid Gisaze Johnson Pietro Julian Lopez Emilie Blake Jessie Davia Jim Fletcher Verna Blake Nina Dobbs Aunt Ellen Meana Ma Blake Geneva Harris Willie Blake Dwight Johnson Marshal Brown Bob Seela stage names Bob Morton John Bopha and Phyllis Carroll. Directed by Mira Williams.
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Lillie
Mortimer
Tillie
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Gisaze
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Julian Lopez
Emilie Hliake
Jessie Davia
Jim Fleker
Verna
Carl Swanson
Bia Blake
Emilie
Nina Dobbs
Ellen Meana
Ma Blake
Mattie Brooka
Verna Blake
Geneva Harris
Willie Blake
Bob Morton
John Bopha
Go Jmes
Phyllis Carroll
Fender
Mira Wiliams
Junior Eponnar
Milliken Odd Fellows and Rebekah Install Officers
Joint installation of Milliken I O O F and Rebekah lodges conducted after the regular meeting with deputy grand master Altyater and Mrs. Elvira Wilburt presiding. Officers installed included M. J. Brown and Anna Blood as grand marshals, with names of numerous lodge officers listed. A social hour followed, hosted by entertainment committees, and a deer head trophy from deer hunting was noted in the town hall. Also mentions bicycle license delinquency for Greenley owners with 1933 plates due by January 1 and new licenses required.
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Milliken
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Rebekah
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Elvira Wilburt
M. J. Brown
Anna Blood
Charles Stroh
Flosa Altwater
Albert Garner
Stu Grace Abbott
Frank Mellon
Bantantha Greenlee
Jobut Christy
Huby Deffenbaugh
Joe Hamilton
Lauaie Weager
le Brooke
Noble Grand
H. E B. Hightower
J. D. Boaselt
Jack Mortifield
Lravemror
Hebekah
Arn Willa Hightower
Hable Grand
Lydia Sizoh
Samanthe Qrennies
Violet Roush
Thankful Meila
Chaptain
Edna Culver
Florence Zerlenou
Floss Alivaler
Anna Hightower
Eupportera
Eda Brown
Frankie Wil Mis
Markets Omaba cattle and hogs price report
Cattle and calf market notes from Omaha and Denver on Jan 10 show mixed demand with bulls cows and feeders steady to weak different regions. Highs and lows noted for steers yearlings and vealers, plus a Denver potato and grain market snapshot and a trackmen meeting slated for January 16 1933 in Judge English's court.
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Code Bill Expected To Pass House In Colorado
Governor Johnson's administration code bill to reorganize state government is introduced in the Colorado House after inauguration. Democratic leaders expect quick passage. debate includes capital punishment proposals with Senator Ammons favoring lethal gas chamber as a humane method.
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Lester Defends New C U Dorm Policy in Face of Boulderites
Acting President Oliver C. Lester defends Colorado University’s plan to build a women’s dormitory funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. He disputes Boulder residents’ charges, says the project will not raise local taxes or burden merchants, and argues it will aid employment and state needs while maintaining normal attendance. The 600 word statement follows a recent faculty and administration meeting and is viewed as the university’s final comment on the matter.
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Mirror Fourth in Collegiate Press
The Teachers College Mirror placed fourth in the Rocky Mountain Intercollegiate Press association contest conducted during a three day meeting in Laramie. Charlie E. Lounsbury of the Rocky Mountain News judged first. Utah Chronicle of Utah University earned second. Top of the World from Western State College took third. Mal Weiss of Trechora College headed the conference as president, with Glen Wilkinson of Brightm Young succeeding him.
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Western State College
Mal Weiss
Trechora College
Glen Wilkinson
Brightm Young
College Band To Perform in Assembly on January 1L
College band under J. J. Thomas will present a recital during the regular assembly period in Gunterbud. Abe Milstein and Ralph Harmer accompany. The program includes Gugrany Overture, Nutcracker selections, Technikowsky pieces, a novelty number, ballet selections, and dances from Henry VIII. Also noted are deaths and funerals for Mrs. Jensin Kirtland of age 72 and Olga Ve Walso of Platteville with services announced.
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Kenneth Sizer
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Roy Maley
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Hors
Panetiletti Ballet
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Jenry
Ada Milstein
Jensin Kirtland
Mire
Robert Martin
Albuquerque
N. M
Earl Moztly
Albue Ilernué
Gan
Berouy
Nobert Marks
Death Sentence Commuted as Beatrice Ferguson Snipes Noted
Beatrice Ferguson Snipes, widow Beatrice, whose husband G Ty Wale lived near Oskiany California, was connected to an execution sentence commuted to prison. The court ruling followed a public auto sale advertisement by an unnamed dealer, with Beatrice connected to a family including Lowe and Enochgon relatives.
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