Grand Lake Tunnel Water Pricing Analysis Reveals Low Rates
A detailed look at current water pricing for reservoir storage in northern Colorado explains that a $76 per million cubic feet price is deemed very cheap while $160 to $200 per million are typical or higher in varied years. Prices per acre foot translate to about $3.25 to $8.70, with shortages lifting costs. The report cites 1934 estimates of $1100 per million and $4.60 carrying charges, noting fluctuations tied to drought and storage capacity.
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89 Sentenced in Dist Court During 1933
County court in Weld district handled 120 cases in 1933. Sentences included 2 murder, 16 robbery, 46 burglary, 14 larceny, 2 auto theft, 4 embezzlement or fraud, 8 minor offenses. 53 sent to prison or reform school, 1 juvenile to industrial school, 4 to county jail, 2 fined, rest placed on probation. Some cases dismissed or acquitted. 7 pending. Also local meetings set to discuss new tran market code in Weld County districts with times: Greeley June 13 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. June 16 at Brigglevale and Keenesburg.
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Nien
Briggetale
Srogor
Yan
Keeneaburg
Man Survives Ride Incident Testifies in Court
A man survived an assault after being forced into a ride with associates of an alleged gang. He testified that Joseph Fronck aided Janes McCarthy and Edward Cusack in throwing him from a car, injuring him and damaging tires. McCarthy and Cusack face trial over the alleged attack and a broader racketeering case, while the witness described the sequence and names involved.
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Edward Cusack
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Cusack
French
Former Aggie Athlete Dies at Sterling
Former Aggie athlete Fort Caine, a track man and football player, died Sunday night at Sterling from complications of a non accidental gunshot wound. He had been kidnapped several months earlier and carried a revolver after an earlier injury.
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Denverite Electrocuted at Creamery Worksite
Edward Skinner, 30, of Collorado Tubus Service was electrocuted at a Denver creamery when he clipped between two live wires. Three companions, Iriplett James Ralney and A W Bleke, were nearby. Skinner died instantly from a 4901 volt shock while working with lime.
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Iriplett
James Ralney
A.W. Bleke
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Skinner
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Dortora
Pittsburg Man Denied at Hearing in Bomb Plot Case
Danita Malllig Comb E Associated Tren Pittsburg June 1 John laters cap miner denied today at a hearing before a U S commissioner. He faced charges over a bomb attempt to kill his wife with a parcel post bomb. Lucas proclaimed defiance: even 20 years would not deter him. A friend testified of weeks of visits to write a return address on a letter. Pox tal Inspectors say the address linked to his wife in Czechoslovakia. Educational Change notes shifting college entrance requirements amid new educational research guiding admissions policies.
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Colorado school districts levy taxes above statute limits
A Denver report lists 88 Colorado school districts exceeding statutory tax limits. Mills vary by district with Lincoln County District 6 at 45.48 for bonds and maintenance totaling 33.44 mills, Costilla County District with 20.9 for bonds plus 12.0 for maintenance totaling 32.9 mills. Other districts cite excessive levies, risking court challenges and debt for maintenance versus bonds.
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Costilla
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AAA Debates Use of Abandoned Sugar Beet Acres
U S association Pt Washington June 11 agricultural officials debated potential uses for abandoned sugar beet land due to drought. If drouth remains severe, sugar beet growers may be allowed to sow forage crops on former land with full bonuses, as with wheat and corn, under existing crop contracts and drought relief rules.
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Insull Must Stand Trial in Embezzlement Case
A June 11 historic court in Ga ordered Samuel Insull to stand trial for embezzlement after a plea was rejected. The federal proceedings followed a complex civil matter tied to Insull’s finances and alleged misappropriation, with jurists set to hear the charges next week.
Weld County Burials Under Scrutiny by Undertakers Panel
Weld county commission denies charges that pauper dead are buried like dogs. Officials defend county burial services, noting proper graves and marked sites in Evans and other cemeteries. Debates arise over cost efficiency and the county's foray into burial provision versus private undertakers.
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Ao County Commiasion
Thea County
Weld County
Henning
Wenning
Welter Joftyton
Tattaville
J. W. Lellerdink
Port Juptan
Colorado
Allnutt
Yavt
He Alta
Fon
Thal
Willian A. Carlon
Evans
Carigan Cald
Banking law violation arraignment set for Incull case
Judge James F. Fardey ruled on the manner of Incull's return to the colony and scheduled the arraignment for the violation of bankruptcy laws on June 27. The decision centers on Incull facing formal charges in the bankruptcy case.
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Ienull
Dry Leader Says Congress Breaks Pledge
Edward Bradatreet of the Anti-Saloon League of America warned in Westerville Ohio that without new legislation to enforce Prohibition, momentum toward outlawing the liquor traffic will rally the public. He cited declines in arrests for public intoxication and liquor-related auto accidents as evidence, and urged factual information and youth education on alcohol harms.
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Congress
Ex-Convict Sentenced To Leavenworth
Former convict Juan Mace receives a federal prison sentence of eight years at Leavenworth Kansas for passing a counterfeit dollar. Rolland K. Goddard of the federal secret service notes prior convictions in 1917 and 1942. The case follows earlier 1928 bank robbery ties and a 1942 probation outcome. A separate suicide case reports Dodnlek, 30, a miner, dying from a dynamite blast in Jardine Montana after entering a bunkhouse and detonating the explosive. Authorities label it suicide.
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Jess
Darrow Led INRA Report On Recovery Agency Plans
Washington June 11 report on INRA codes prepared under Clarence Darrow was released by NRA officials. The study criticizes the administration's approach and warns of delays as Hugh Johnson reviews the new proposals before publication.
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NRA
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