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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
5
Washington June 21 Secretary Ickes announced rescinding 97 allotments for nonfactoral public works. He warned further withdrawals unless recouped, with $8,217,042 halted and $18,408,060 in aggregate threatened. Local controversies and regulatory controls described amid stalled progress.
Announcement today states the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks has reached an agreement with Union Pacific and subsidiaries to represent about 6000 clerks and office workers who have been represented by a company union for ten years.
Los Angeles reports that Ben B Lindsey former Denver judge candidate appeals to police and public to help recover private letters and documents stolen from his Denver home in 1923. He claims the letters to his wife before their marriage twenty years ago were taken and keeps them as evidence in a case against a thief.
Denver florist Carl L Gross 62 was found shot to death in a hotel room at 143 California Street Denver Thursday afternoon. A revolver was found near the body and two gates. Deputy Coroner Willacy M. O'Brien said the circumstances were unclear. The hotel manager said Gross checked in Thursday morning to rest, then canceled a call later before the shooting.
Dr Gleason, Fort Collins, named district governor as Lions Clubs meet in Pueblo Colorado Springs delegates withdrew. Br Hoy I Gleason, of Fort Collins, elected head of Lions Clubs district with Louis Harman from Dover named for next meeting in Pueblo.
Bedford argues for broader indirect taxes to fund state government and reduce reliance on property taxes. He cites motor vehicle license shortfalls, unpaid operator fees, and revenue losses, urging enforcement to close gaps and support public services.
The article argues current laws for tax collection are lax and widespread evasion reduces state revenue. It notes personal property and other indirect taxes underperform, with comparisons to western states. It mentions California as a far tax competitor and calls for better enforcement and adjustments to property taxes and severance taxes. It also briefly reports Thomas A. Nixon resting after surgery.
Reported revival of activity at the Weld oil pool with drilling resuming after water encountered in Dakota. A 1600 foot green shale layer was found, unclear plans for the St Anthony well. LOC: south east quarter section 15 township north range west. Continental Oil Company reports and geologic crews in the district amid renewed interest and testimony of structural evidence.
The supreme court of the United States declined jurisdiction to hear Danvar’s appeal. Danvar was ordered to surrender and fight sentencing for a fraud conviction, with a four to ten year term likely.
A reform proposal by H Te Tolley of the University of California outlines contracts where farmers sign to place land into productive use under intensive cultivation. Centralized tax funding would finance benefit payments from processing taxes, aiming to adjust farm supply to demand over the coming year. Donald Kendell of Colorado Springs died when his car overturned near Dresad, Wyoming.
O11 company seeks to seal a contract with a major firm to perform well drifting this summer on acreage held by Tilea Fort Slargan in the Duckingham neighborhood.
A proposed federal constitutional prohibition amendment was announced for launch by Bishop James Cannon of the Methodist Church South this Sunday. George W. Crabtree, superintendent of the Anti Saloon League, announced details of the movement, describing it as the first of its kind.
A garbled fragment describes a group named after a sun symbol forming a national movement. It mentions leadership changes and ongoing organizing efforts within a dry movement, with references to a political or ideological group and surrounding conduct.
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