Congress Session Ends Amid Filibuster and Budget Fight
The final Senate session adjourned amid clashes over a $3.758 billion lending bill and farm loan policy. Senator Minton defended press freedom while Burke pressed for enforcement against alleged press bias. The day highlighted Roosevelt administration battles with conservatives ahead of the coming elections and affirmed the spending measure to spur recovery.
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Democrats To Hold Assembly At Colorado Springs July 22
Denver dispatch reports Democrats will convene in Colorado Springs July 22 at the municipal auditorium to designate candidates for the September primary and draft the state platform. The event follows a state executive committee announcement and will allocate delegates by county, with Denver receiving the largest delegation. Contests for several statewide offices were not yet decided as of press time.
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Battle of Judge Faces Supreme Court Against Adams
Fragmentary OCR hints at a legal clash with Berjaitin and Hilliard on one side and Senator Alva B. Adams and the Supreme Court on the other as designation dn and assembly assurances appear in the text.
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Senatorial Nomination Battle at Purshid Rivalry Grows
The senatorial nomination pits Polo Hughes of Purshid against State Auditor Thomas Am aear with the assembly’s resolution committee set to meet in Colorado Springs the day before the formal session to draft the party platform. Colorado Springs is favored for the Republican state assembly as central committees plan a meeting to fix timing. National Income Gains Washington June 16 The commerce department says national income in 1937 rose to 63 200 million dollars the highest since 1929 with a 6 409 million gain over 1936 and the fifth straight rise since the 1933 low.
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Veteran Who Collected Bonus Twice Sentenced
District Judge Pastor Symes sentenced William H. Williams, 39, of Denver, to nine years in federal prison at Leavenworth for collecting twice on a $791 World War I bonus. He cashed a duplicate certificate and later cashed the original. The case was detailed in New York coverage.
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Armstrong awarded five hundred dollars in check case verdict
A county court jury returned a verdict for five hundred dollars in favor of Remy Armistrong against Mrs. Butler of Keota after about one hour of deliberation. Armstrong sued for seven hundred fifty dollars over a short check tied to a kit contracted in 1986 when he handled the body of Ray S. Baby Jay, murdered and dumped in a well. Clay R. Apple represented Arm strong.
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