Lineups Changed for Water Fight Across States
The article describes personnel shifts in Colorado and Wyoming tied to interstate water litigation. It notes changes in attorney general offices, a long serving special counselor, and questions about continuing Paul W. Los as Colorado special counsel. It highlights compressors like the La Platte and Colorado River compacts and Carpenter’s long role in interstate water disputes.
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Geners
Colorado
Alata
Sinté Engliger C. M. Wadertider
Dolph BE
Carepontar
Greeley
Churteu Graanwood
Wyoming
8. M. Whitingsee
Yaramito River
North Piatte River
Paul W. Los
Colorada
Laratols
Airo
Tela Carpenter
Herbert Moorer
Nebraska
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Texas
North Platte
Weiss Hosts Girls Association Program With Song and Sketches
Hal Weiss entertained members of the Girls Association at Greelay High School in a morning program. He sang in gendered voices, imitated famous singers, accompanied himself on guitar, and performed a range of numbers including spirituals and arias. Elizabeth Peterson announced the GA banquet set for January 18, with a 26 cent price. The Boys Association held gym time after announcements and a hazing wrestling match among students.
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Hal Weiss
Teachers College
Girls' Association
Greelay Heir School
Thny
Suny
Hmself
Big Lou
Gal
St. Louis
Gilg" Aesociation
Aumya G. A
Gymnusium
Paul S. Gilespie
Jack Reece
Pon Archoleta
Lavanasyers
Leroy Walton
Orville Heston
Fred Stockett
Lectures at Faculty Club Jan 31 by Robert Allen
Robert E. Allen speaks on Erasmus, the Alumunist, and Big Significances to the Twentieth Century in the Faculty Club on Tuesday January 31. The English department announced the opening lecture recital in yesterday's Tribune. Following Mr. Allen, through April 11, will be Frances Tobey, Lealie D. Lindow, Margaret Blackburn, Josephine Awes, B A Grove.
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Onening
Teachers College
Tribune
Robert E. Allen
Erasmus
Lectara
Mr. Allen
Frances Tobey
Lealie D. Lindow
Margaret Dlackburn
Josephine Aswes
B. A. Erose
Tariff Bill Threatens Newspapers in Syracuse Speech
L. B. Patoier, general manager of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, warned in Syracuse on January 27 that a tariff bill before Congress would raise the cost of newspaper production and could eliminate a third of the industry to favor the remaining third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaderas
Syracuse
L. B. Patoer
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hiero Today
Congress
Denver and Kansas City Live Market Reports Jan 27
Market dispatches detail cattle and hog sales across Denver Colorado and Kansas City Missouri with price ranges. Notable figures include feeder steers around 4 to 6 dollars, calves and bulls fluctuating, and weekly totals near 14 000 head with varied direct shipments and regional price shifts. Also coverage of Chicago grain closing quotes and slight wheat strength amid Russo-Japanese news.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Zellian
Rfsg
Policy to Fill Justice 1 Vacancies Announced
Policy by equity commissioners to fill a justice of the peace vacancy due to failure to qualify. Preference to those elected by fair margins when a claim to qualify is indicated. Applies to cases where elected officials failed to meet legal qualification within the time limit.
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Equity
Aeeke
New Dodge Six on Display at Young's
The New Dodge Six is shown at Young's, promising power, speed, elegance, and quality. The car features a low, broad body, comfortable driving, and a chassis engineered for strong performance, with emphasis on ease of driving in any distance and modern upholstery.
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Young’s
Young & Sov
Int
Wets Open Drive To Kill Funds for Dry Enforcement
In Washington on January 27 Antiprankt Hontata opened a drive in the House to eliminate all the funds for prohibition enforcement from the 1934 Mecad year. The proposal, led by O'Connor of New York, aims to remove the $3,120,009 for enforcement, shifting stance within the wet bloc's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
vAnodates
Washington
Antiprankt- Hontata
Justly Department
O'Connor
New York
West de Tate
Briggs Manufacturing and Ford Major near strike settlement
An imminent settlement of differences between Briggs Manufacturing and plant workers, which caused a shutdown at Ford Major, was announced today. The Briggs statement said the company had rejected the “dead-time” deduction, the core point of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleali
Dbriggs Manufacturing Company
Sta
Ford
Briggs
Sald le
Greeley Gospel Team At Evans Church
Broad, Jan 27 The Gospel team from the Greeley Methodist Church will have a regular church service Sunday at 11 o'clock. David Moberta 72 years old who felt and broke Friday to get sting along nicely is Mr. Cora Rush who comes from Albuquerque NM to attend Mrs Walter Malnking funeral will remain with her father and brother through the week Evans schools will close Friday so the teachers may attend the teacher convertion in Greeley Mrs Blanch Kelley has been elnating all week for Miss Ruth Gow many Siaepee teacher who has been
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Broad
Jan
Greeley
Will Lavo Ebarga
David Moberta
Sting
Cora Rush
Albuquerque
N. M
Walter Malnking
Evans Achorls
Blanch Kelley
Ruth Gow
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Vicalon
Funeral services for Vicalon will be held at Macy's drawing room at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. The O. S. will be in charge. Mrs. Maule Eula re Questa inal all Fastora Star members attend.
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A. A. Tut Vicalon
Sorelce
Macy's
O. S
Maule
Eula
Fastora Star
Farm Board Fund Shrinks Amid Budget Tangle
Washington January 27 The Farm Board estimates 200 million dollars in agricultural retail losses and 100 million dollars in revolving food funds cut by appropriations and committee action. Albuquerque January 27 A New Mexico University committee travels to Santa Fe with a petition urging that a law be opened to prevent state authorities from fostering race prejudice.
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Farm Board
Washington
Spenlards
Assoratad Troan
Albuquerque
Electric Code Changes Stirred At City Hearing
Electricians and city leaders clashed over proposed changes to wiring rules led by former city attorney Mr Ewing. He urged simpler inspection requirements, critique high licensing fees, and warned new code could raise insurance costs and drive up labor prices while favoring monopolies. Aldermen promised a detailed ordinance revision and copies for review.
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Ewing
Mie
Drattlas
Evie
Light
Greeley
Wing
Lvénse
George Stu Hes
Han Strada
Stravel
Uarley
Barly
Barney
Iieldman
Steve Erring Otac
Aldermas Strshel
Ncus
Morepoly Electrical
Barley
D. M. Farle
Test Vote in Senate Agrees To Drop Out
Washington January 27 In a test vote the candidate today agreed to drop the drastic Democratic proposal for slashing twenty million dollars from federal expenditures to balance the budget.
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Senate
G Ascetetes Press
Washington
Canate Today
Big Circus of Boy Scouts Draws Packed Gym
A crowded gym hosts a large Boy Scouts circus style event featuring Star and Life Scouts such as LeRoy Wallin and James Nelaph along with many named troop leaders and merit badge achievements. The program highlights include athletics, camping, first aid, animal industry, woodwork, photography, public health, and various rank advancements across Troops 13 and 38 with numerous scouts and leaders listed.
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Star Scout
LeRoy
Wallin
Jamea Nelaph
Lynn Thema
Armelitya
Moukema
George Hullt
Yank
Herbert Hoover
Fleat
Frank
Jon ‘Wheeter
Firat Clase
Vanik
John
Robert Edmondson
William Lott
Grover ‘Bulkerton
Jon Haste
Piret
Bill Howse
Beautmanter
F. Karria
Carol Gravy
Lromanship
Arthole
Nelsiec
Ant Life
Paul Venable
Huy Jamen
Gon Smith
Tim Landon
Adair Cordiif
E ‘Dole
Snyder
Mide
Flint
Marshall Brown
Kirst Gines
Chester Jones
Antinaia
Branley Qarzon
Wayne, McWilliams
Danielson
Bily Webb
Don L. Stewart
Ageleoltara
Moi
Balch Couple Welcome Daughter at Creeley Hospital
Mt and Mrs Mack Balch announce the birth of a daughter Friday January 27 at Creeley hospital Route 2 Box 217. Parents request friends to visit after hospital discharge.
Grubb's Convincing Preludes Recital Noted for Tone
Marion Hall reviews a recital featuring Mr Grubb whose confident control and expressive tone illuminate a varied program. Highlights include Sylvellu, Handel selections, and Mills setting poems by Edna St. Vincent Millay, with strong dramatic impact and engaging audience rapport.
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Marion Hall
Lia Faculty Club
Slxdlog
Bia
Avias
Hozdel
Leoncavelio
Handel
Pagsiacel
Mr. Grobb
Colorado
Tslent
Fred Wright
Denver
Wan Moet
Kings of Windsor
Leelie Lindou
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Iere
Henry Trustman Ginsberg
Werna
Sholut-Saons
Tax Deed Notice for Weld County Colorado Property
Notice to owners that a tax deed will be issued for property in Weld County Colorado for unpaid 1923 taxes. The notice lists assessed land parcels, names of taxpayers or claimants, and the expected deed issuance date in January 1933 with details of redemption and tax sale proceedings.
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Perrons
Neco
Jennie
Grits Soln
Ralph
Pierce
Mary
Chucke
County of Weld
Berny
Fanawings
Colorrado
Wil
Wwe
Bono
Anid
Frank No Lesses
Nurebase
Lefferdink
Betfordisk
Saidt Ual
Premlata J
Hame
Senile
M. Potty John
Sulil
Linx Aleul
Anthony
Tanvry &. Witwer Treasurr
Uesulit
Weld
State of
Colorado
Senator Robinson Says Democratic Board Split on Glaion
A fragmented report notes Senator Robison of Indiana and Arkansas tensions within the Democratic board. It mentions opposition to a policy and cites remarks from a statewide gathering on June 30. The piece suggests ongoing political factionalism and misstatements among party members.
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Wiistitoton
Congressy
Glaion
Robbisy
Indiana
Esa Tarnoon
Tip Donce
Robison
Arkansas
Pepitorum
Firnish
Arkansan
Deficit House Proposes Tax Cut and Prohibition Reforms
Washington reports the House approves a fiscal plan proposing a 10 percent cut to the Dry Law, with a revenue focus exceeding $20,000 in tax rates. Hoover opposes, while Congress plans supervision and adjustments for the next fiscal year to reduce deficits and tax refunds, amid changes affecting appropriations.
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Washington
Notice to Housewives Save on Groceries and Gasoline
Notice to Housewives urges saving on groceries through market picks and questions gasoline waste. Promotes Disi 72 gasoline and Elka club station at Elk's club with claims of low cost and easy winter starting.
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Anche OM Co
Elk’a
Ady
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