Testimony Details Capital Asset Returns in Colorado Probe
Testimony from an unnamed witness outlines capital asset returns and company profits tied to a Colorado investigation. The record cites depreciation, reserves, and equity methods used by a utility firm, with figures including 23,849,000 and 666 percent related to common stock, noting adjustments for writeups and writeoffs during the period.
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Robert Vealy
Westet
Vetaen
Batoes
Wiig
Governor's program eyed for statewide improvements
A gubernatorial proposal recommended today aims to boost state finances through improved transportation and taxation aligned with federal funds. The plan stresses highway and transit enhancements, revenue from gasoline taxes, and coordinated statewide action to support car operations and public works during a recovery period.
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Aled
Guvi
Tdbs
Toad
Federal Recovery Act
Woman Scores Ideal Teacher as Described in Text Books
Denver June 30 A convention address by Fitzabetl Hall assistant superintendent in charge of elementary scripts of Minneapolis discusses What makes the ideal teacher. She argues for preserving individuality and freedom of thought to enrich instruction and meet today’s student needs. The talk emphasizes practical experience, professional growth, and understanding the child’s emotional viewpoint.
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Denver
Fitzabetl Hall
Minneapolis
Niaz Hall
Miss Hull
Minnesota Education Amacelation
National Council of Administrative Women In Fiducation
Department of Supervicors
National Education Association
Hed Cross
Washington
D. C
Misa Ruth Lloyd
University of Colorado Ncloal of Medicine
Aidar
Mra
Almira
Ilea
Ie West High School
Frederick M. Hunter
University of Denver
Dilada Werter
County Briefs Reflect Small-Town June Gatherings
A series of county notes recounts family visits and relocations from Steele to Welenn Mont. to Oak Creek Colorado. Neighbors attend church and community events while residents update homes and plan Father’s Day activities.
Greeley visits and weekend travels noted
Gerry Valley June 10 reports Mr and Mrs Martin Seward visiting Greeley and Denver Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Whowell visited at Charles Wiggin home Friday. George and Katla Sauer were in Greeley on business Saturday. Charley Baylor family drove to Greeley Saturday meeting daughter Dorothy then to Estes Park for the weekend. Charles Wiggin family and Martin Seward groups were in Greeley Monday.
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Gerry Valley
Martin Seward
Greeley
Denver
Qld
John Whowell
Charles Wiggin
George
Katla Sauer
Charley Baylor
Dorothy
Estes Park
Apent
Greeley Villors
Lamson Pleads Not Guilty to Murder of His Young Wife
In San Jose California, David A Lamson Stanford University president pleaded not guilty to the murder of his wife, Angella Lamson. Judge R Wy Syer set August 21 as the trial date as Lamson walked from the courtroom flanked by sheriff and supporters.
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Lamson
Presa
San Jose
Calif
David A. Lamson
Stanford University
Attensa Tor Lamson
R. Wy. Syer
Supreme Court
Lemson
William J. Emig
Mu Tholts
Margaret Lamson
Tie
Stilliam Jacka
Hin
Edwin M. Rel
Theaide bin
Hin Dlea
Emigpeck
Early U S Currency Acts Regulating Foreign Money
The text notes a 25 year period after adopting the dollar as exchange unit, describes congressional action to regulate foreign currencies and declare them legal tender, and cites a February 21, 1659 law repealing prior foreign acts that had made foreign money legal tender.
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United States
Congress
May be a fiscal verdict upon book pictures
A fragment suggests a fiscal verdict related to pictured books or prints. The note mentions a term or action described as an exchange, possibly tied to a rammer or hammer of an auction, indicating a legal or financial decision pending.
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Tha
Wheat Rises Amid Heavy Loss Reports In New York Pit Market
Wheat prices climbed to 4 cents near a early low, with broad buying as traders paused against losses. Limited demand and nervous trading kept contracts volatile from July to December, with notable advance and declines across months and futures. Flatiron Building sale in New York drew $100,000 as a ceremonial monument to architectural growth.
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Aacetnied Press
Wieseay
New York
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McArthur Hardware Company
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