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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

6

Cutting Tariff Bill Debate Cites Executive Powers

Washington May 41 Senator Cul tla of New Soheo criticizes the tariff bill arguing it delegates vast powers to the president including control over commerce and ratification of agreements. He cites pledges by lawmakers about executive action and accuses the bill of eroding congressional authority and needed limits.

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Rich Indian Burial Halted by U S Govt

In Los Angeles on May 31, funeral services for Jackson Barnatt, reputedly the world’s richest Indian, were postponed as Indian agent Joan W. Daly halted burial plans to decide whether he should be buried in Forest Lawn in California or in Oklahoma. Government actions followed annulment of a 13-year marriage and disputes over the estate, with heirs and a widow seeking shares of an immense fortune.

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Cuban Treaty Approval Sparks Senate Debate

In Washington on May 1, the Senate ratified a treaty with Cuba surrendering U.S. rights to intervene in Cuban affairs. The vote passed with little reward concern as only one senator questioned its wisdom.

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Family of four found dead from gunshots in Spokane

In Spokane Washington on May 3 authorities found the Hooker family dead by gunfire at their home. Aritiue Hooker, his wife and two daughters were shot, the sole survivor neighbor Roy Tawe reported noticing a daughter’s body through a window. Police said the husband left a rambling note describing despair over his daughter’s suffering and his own intent. Detectives later recovered the wife and elder daughter’s bodies in separate rooms while the youngest, an invalid, lay beside her father. The investigation continues into why the family was killed.

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Disputed Receivership Accounts in Katon Dairy Case

Objections to Receiver Smith report allege misstatements and improper payments. Creditor N.S. Martin and bookkeeper Meg Marty challenge funds handling and transfers, while J.D. Wilnow cites limited recoveries. Denver Capitol Hi Creamery official A.J. Wilwon aids recovery financing amid unsettled collections.

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Court orders sworn statements from dairy account holders

The court appointed Wilson specta amistey to collect all notes and accounts publicly at 5 30 A M Saturday June 5 an hour before the hearing resumes. Several large schemes are noted with inquiries into dairy payments and butter sales while about 25 creditors with claims near 200 appear. J Urcom for the Fire National Bank of Foton and Walter W Louthall attended with counsel for creditors.

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Longmont man held for crash probe in Colo

Longmont area man, identified as Hard, is held for questioning after a crash near a residence left two people with critical injuries. Superintendent A C Jansen of Chappell and another occupant are hospitalized with severe injuries. A truck driver known as Elmore fled toward the eastern shore after the wreck.

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Govt Strives To Halt Two Huge Strikes In Turbulent Talks

Washington reports continued efforts to curb major labor actions as leaders from the metal and textile sectors pressed talks with officials led by Hugh Johnson. Workers from Belton mills and other plants walked off machines over alleged overwork, while a separate Electric Auto-Lite dispute triggered troop deployments. The era of strikes raised tensions across industries with no immediate clashes, as explorers into the Mississippi valley noted early agricultural crops.

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Lew Cody Dies at 47 in Hollywood Residence

Lew Cody of movie fame dies Thursday at his Hollywood home reportedly from a heart attack. Police were summoned by his butler James Glenn as authorities investigated the scene. The 47 year old actor was found in a second floor bedroom. local officials and medical staff were involved in confirming the death.

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Politics May Halt Fight on Grasshoppers

Denver May 11 report says crackgrasshoppers mounting fold conflicts spark political lull in parts of Colorado notably Lincoln County and southern Weld County delaying any decisive action.

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Richmond Hap A R Centennial celebrates Rich-Mead railroad history

In Richmond Virginia residents marked a centennial related to the Richmont Fredericksburg and Totomac railroad era. The first train departed the city in February 1834 on a line connecting Richmond to Fredericksburg, Virginia, highlighting early rail development.

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