Adams Urges Penal Reform and Tax Cut Plan
Governor Adams calls for penal reform and tax relief in his biennial message to the Colorado legislature. He urges abolishing departmental tax funds, consolidating budgets, and broader use of convicts in public works while stressing sound economic policy and a stable fiscal foundation. He seeks extended control over appropriations and a reform of state finances to combat wartime-like burdens and long-term depression impacts.
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Denver
Fan
Lerman
Colorado
Wiliam JH. Adams
Ciancinl Erlelsag
Lepislatlys
State Board of Corrections
Lstanné Mada
Stata Bospitak
Ingmnent Padblo
Adams
Tas
Uiat
Piresa
Fil and Game Department
Insurance Department
Adama
Qandil
Milliken Births and Collision Report
Milliken population rise with three births recorded on Saturday January 10. New arrivals include an eight pound boy to Mr and Mrs Lindsey Vance and a Pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Ab Mole. A third baby to Mr and Mrs Ed Murphree weighs one etzit pound. Nearby, Bernice Nicky, 14, suffered minor injuries in a collision at Eighteenth Street and Seventh Avenue involving a car and a Fort roadster. Both vehicles were damaged. Bernice may have a fractured left elbow.
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Stork Express
Milliken
de. G. GC
Fuson
East Portal
Lindsey Vance
Qow
Ab Mole O Alx
Ed Murphree An
Etzit Pound Voy
Vance Jy
Greeley
Clara
Raviline
William Jackson
Airs
Murphree
Bernice Nicky
H. H. Nicks
Etrent
Aninor
Mini Nicke Puay
Three Birthdays Spark Parties at La Grange School
Readable items note three La Grange birthdays celebrated last week. Students included Ton Adams Marian Magish and Teddy Swandon sharing cake with classmates. Activities cover crafts, music by the orchestra and school choir, plus displays of cotton projects and animal crafts.
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la Grange
la Granga
Echool
Ton Adams
Marian Magish
Teddy Swandon
Hiul
Puyila Sa
Prinary
Mel Intereut
Chigron
Tha Gchaal
Brucewell PT. A
Archostra
Farmora Institute
Wolfe backs Greeley start to zoo project
Local resident O H Wolfe of Loa Ane Angeles praises the Greeley bear project and contributes toward fund growth, boosting the drive toward establishing a city zoo. The letter notes an initial contribution nearing 800 dollars, with hopes the venture will mature into a community source of simple pleasure and wholesome entertainment for all ages.
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Gresley
The
Tribune
Loa Ane
Geles
Call
O. H. Wolfe
Helliort
Ita
Mlnua
San Diego
Bas O
School of Zopology
Bronx
Aeo
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Greeley
Benet
Public Invited to Hear Cousins at Teachers College
Public is invited to hear Dr. James H. Gousina speak at Teachers College in Greeley on Wednesday. He will discuss Education for Liberation at 10 o clock, then present a talk on Caves of Prevent Unrest in Tidta before an illustrated tale on New Discoveries in Art and Architecture in India at 4 pm in the Little Theater. He has spent 12 years in India as journalist and educator and holds a Japanese literature professorship.
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James H. Gousina
Singh
India
Greeley Wednesley
Teachers College
Ilu Taple
Tidta
Dy, Couaias
William Butler Yeata
George Ryngell
Cavsius
Doget
Cline Announces Mikado Cast With Dual Afternoon Night Soloists
Gilbert and Sullivan production The Mikado will be staged March 31 in Sterling Theater with J Derosé Cling directing. double casting features Nanki Poo sung by J Allen Grubb at night and Henry Brooks in the afternoon. The cast includes Mona McMillan and Richard Wilinger among about 60 students led by Miss Mevenrot Blackburn.
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Muysle
Coltered
Tonchars College Conservatory of
Wil
Mileado
J. Derosé Cling
Febeia
Donald McArthur
Mona McMillan
Nanki Poo
J. Allen Grubb
Conservatory
Henry Brooks
Molir
Richard Wilinger
Ke Ko
John Bothell
Eaton
Sterling Theater
Legislators Clash Over Committees in Denver Session
Denver January report shows lawmakers arguing over committee makeup and calendar committee formation. Republicans claim aimed offsets in restitution measures while Democrats protest changes. House and Senate leadership trade positions as deadlines approach.
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Asoclaret P Freen
Denver
Mc Wowne
Senate
Golding Fairtell
Claude Rees
Theddors Lashley
Bankler
A. E. Hendla
Monte Vista
John H. King
Sterling
Ira Quint
Ollie Bannister
Grand Taunchion
Jon Martines
Trinidad
Roy Davis
Republica
Rotator Us
Minitor
Mans Zanols
Agedicer
The
Housa
Graham Reflects on Court Return After Six Years
District Judge Nall F. Graham, back on the local bench after six years, recalled past cases as he reopens the district court chamber. He noted memories of a boy’s overnight stay and joked about familiar surroundings while addressing matters from the morning docket, including a dismissal motion in a possession case and a scheduled trial for Venacio Flores on February 2.
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Distriet
Nall F. Graham
Leme
Zeco
Graham
Fulgo Graham
Robert G. Smith
Robert Austin
Gree- Jey
Austin
Prohibition Forces
Rettenbaugh
67 New Pupils Enrolled Since Holidays in Public Schools
Sixty seven new pupils have enrolled in Groolay public schools since the Christmas holidays. A ward by ward tally shows East Ward 28, Central 12, West 4, North 18, plus small counts for Blah School 2, Junior Night 3, Gipson, Cameron and South Ward. The figure will rise again next week when the second half year opens.
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Groolay Publi E School
Adtoola
East Ward
Ceptral
West Ward
North Ward
Blah
Junior Nigh
Gipson
Cameron
South Ward
Church Organized by Central Christian Church Trustees Named
Articles of incorporation for Mountain View Christian church filed with county clerk. Meeting held January 12 named trustees T W Stuart W E Tiling Mrs Be Me Candless Harry Fortune and Mrs Pays. Church to use former Central Christian building bought back from A W Winderad. Pastors Mr and Mrs B H Goldabury, ministers, came from Laveland. During week Mr Golisbury worked at Keseler Barter shop.
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Mountain View Christian Church
T. W. Stuart
W. E. Tiling
Candless
Harry Fortune
Central Christ In Church
A. Winderad
Preyiguary
B. H. Goldabury
Laveland
Golisbury
Keseler Barter Ehop
Wheat Climbs as Corn Drops in Market Report
Wheat rose and corn slipped as markets reflected government price supports and drought news. Traders noted India’s purchases of Australian wheat and profit taking driving corn lower while oats advanced modestly and provisions held firm. Prices showed firmer wheat with gains in March and July contracts amid varied old and new figures.
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Chicago
Inn
Culengo
Agenales
Minne Quolly
Kaneas City
India
Crm Board
Smith Says Apology Is Due from Republicans
Senator Al Smith raises the demand for an apology from the Republicans and the national committee over the distribution of a wet political cartoon in Nebraska and other states. He cites executive testimony and a letter read before the Nye committee, denying authorship of the quoted statement. A second item notes a witch in San Antonio promising charms to police, sparking a rescue of a town from an irate mob.
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Aaddeletad
Washington
John
Alfred E. Smatth
Iiay
Wasbar
New York
Republicns
Robert H. Lian
Lucas
National Committee
Weagte
Zunite Committee
Nebraska
Norrie
Nica
Smith
Nye
Wagner
Nya
Democratic Party
Rome
Joel Parker
Antonio Atlahiaca
Mexico
Bes
Bue Banda
Governor Adama Begins Third Term In Classic Inauguration
Governor Willian H. Adama took the oath for a third term before a packed assembly and a large crowd at the state capitol. Lieutenant Governor Edwin Johnson and other state officials also swore in, with the ceremony marking over half a century of public service for Adama. The inaugural included a 19 gun salute and social observances as officials assumed duties for two more years.
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Colin Scott Hershey
Donvar
Inn
Calorado
Waverhor
Renate
Auprame Court
Hinpreasiva
Sin
Dhiste-Jndielal Police
W. H. Adama
Mdrwin C. Johnson
Arma
Corleth
Armstrong
Whitford
John M. Jackson
Erneatine Grigsby
Frank H. Means
State University
Tha
Corlett
Edwin O. Johnson
Underwood
Adams
David Maris
Dengar
John W. Watere
Thirange
Edewin J. Holman
Sulverton
Tray
O'Me Gunnistar
Nate Warren
Fort Golding
Underwood Girl Near Death From Accident Injuries
An Underwood, Colorado, child, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Underwood, was near death from injuries after a Sunday auto crash that killed her father and attorney general of Colorado, Willis Underwood. Betty Grace, six year old sister, was also injured and expected to recover after an operation performed yesterday.
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Denver
Willis Bratw
GA Class at East Ward Final Group Banquet
Members of the GA class at East Ward school will hold a Thursday banquet in the school banquet room at Fourteenth avenue and PIE tenth street. The event precedes the move to Greeley Junior High for the next semester with a committee preparing a program for the occasion.
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East Ward
Greeley
Fourteenth Avenue
Pie Tenth Street
Greeley Beet Growers Top 20-Ton Yield Mark
Greeley district beet growers averaged over 20 tons this season, with Frank Boulter leading at 23.27 tons. A full list shows 23 or more tons for several growers including Boulter, Brants, Dettke, Atlas, and others, reflecting strong production across the district.
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Greeley
Charley Byanes
Manasgar
Gresley
Balen
Frank Boulter
L. Gehrig
Wm. O. Haydon
A. J. Kaveriy
Chris Lorenz
W. HH. Colt
J. Russell Solingen
Georga
Atlas
Henry G. Adama
A. H. Dettke
DB. G. Dunn
R. Rose Elmore Lohman
Harvey Dwell
Conrad Herbst
Another Suit on W. O. W. Insurance Now Threatened
Denver January report states delegates at a Woodman of the World meeting warned of another suit challenging new insurance rates. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Oakland 1928 rate changes unconstitutional for lacking explicit voter approval. Leader John J. McGee of Idaho urged ratification to avert continued litigation. Congressman Tawley chaired the Denver session.
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Associated Preas
Denver
Woodman of the World
Oakland
Calif
Colorado Supreme Court
John J. Mi Gue
Horse
Ida
W. C. Tawley
Oregon
Wentman’s
Denver Man Found Dead in Club Swimming Pool
The body of Daniel J. Gatty, general cases manager at a Denver electric company, was found floating in the swimming pool at the Denver Archietic club. Firemen could not resuscitate him. it is believed he slipped on the pool edge, struck the concrete, and fell into the water while fully clothed.
ClineTo Leads Bandmasters School at Colorado College
J De Forest Cling heads a summer feature at Colorado College to train bandmasters and teachers. The program aims to foster high school band development with scholarships, concerts, and instruction from college faculty and four additional specialists. Greeley sunni vand plans three concerts and collaborators from Lia Groot hand and Greeley high school will participate.
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Colorado
Teaghy
J. de Forest
Wutvic
Selalayehips
Rays Hune
Denver Public Schagla
Ronald Yaygner
Greeley High School
Sinling
Esme
Building and Loan Firm Re elects Its Directors
Directors of the Marthern Coloral Building and Loan company were elected Monday night at the office of manager B. S. Royer. The twenty-fifth annual statement shows outstanding loans of 278 182, cash of 294 678.08, and investments and payables totaling 135 000. Loans are on real estate and the larger share is on property in Glyndon. Directors will organize committee this week. Named include Kevy Thomas A Nixon, Joseph Rich, William H Barber, S. Davis, C Mayer, B. L Little, and B. Royer.
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Marthern Coloral Building and Loan Company
Royo
Paitly
Roger
Kevy Thomas A
Nixon
Joseph
Rich William H, Barber
2. S. Davis
C Mayer
B. L
Iittle
B. &. Royer
Escaped Inmate From Pueblo Insane Hospital Injures Self
Edward Cattrey, claiming to be from Denver, escaped the Colorado State Hospital for the Insane in Pueblo last night. He wrecked a car on the Las Vegas highway near Santa Fe, was injured, and taken for medical care. He said the car was stolen in Santa Fe and that he fled after losing control. His mother and family are seeking to help as the police hold him for treatment.
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Prrens Senta
Dever
Edward Cattrey
Medway
Las Vegas
Thom Calfrey
Denver
Etate Hospital
Tt Insane
Pueblo
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