Moses Smith Predicts Agreement On Tax Shift Plan
Denver March 1 Senator Moses L Smith said a legislative committee would reach an agreement on a tax diversion plan though terms remain unclear. He and co chair John S Boggs emphasized no final decision yet as discussions centered on possible full diversion or a reduced amount and potential reenactment of the revenue tax.
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Moses Smith
Areza
Denver
Moses L. Smith
Ault
Legislative Committee
Colorado
Smith
John S. Boggs
Harrington
Solth
Ives
Eluak Raam
Boxes
Senate
State House
Finlay
Switch
Former Greeley Man Assumes Key Ag Dept Post
A reorganization at the U S department of Agriculture extends to the extension service naming Hans W Hocktams a former Colorado state educator as head of the division of coordination and subject matter He will oversee federal state programs extension work and county coordination and will supervise state and county extension activities and assess program effectiveness His prior tenure included work on campus projects and later service in California and government roles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
CG W. Warburton
Greeley
Hans W. Hocktams
Colorado State College of Education
Lord ‘Coordination
Felt
Montham
Greetey
Ochhaum
Profesnor Moohdou
California
Hanna Will Explain Home-made Enlarger At Camera Club
Tabort EB and veteran photographer Greelay address the Camera Club about building and using a home-made enlarger. The program at Riley studio begins 7 20 pm with interested attendees urged to come. Sheriff reports Harry Mann, 43, of Greeley, Nebraska, returned to county jail facing charges of disposing of mortgaged property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Tabort
Wanna
Greelay
Thureday Night
Riley _studio
Harry Mann
Gus G. Anderson
Greatey Fron Kearney
Nebr
Greeley
Mann
Baby dies in kerosene fire. mother fatally burned
Alma March 1 a four month old baby burned to death and mother Margaret Ververs suffered probable fatal burns when a fire destroyed their home in a South Park mining community. Neighbors helped rescue Kay Jones who was nearly overcome by smoke during the attempt. Edgar Ververs said he started a stove fire before leaving for work at the Gaymo mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Dive
Margaret Ververs
Margared Warren
Simla
Neiphsar
South Park
Pheron
Tha Haus
Greeley approves Windsor water contract and city grants
The Greeley city council approved a contract to supply Windsor with water from the Greeley Pipeline at 11 cents per 1,000 gallons with a new domestic connection option. The council also handled tax receipts, bids for city projects, and temporary city staffing amid influenza, noting fire and police department adjustments and a 12-man fire crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Greeley
Greeley Ely
Ives
Connell
Mountain Stites ‘Telephone Company
Bross
Texas Company
Standard Oil Company
Colorado Builders Supply Company of
Denver
Midwest Steel and Iron Company
Maton Metal Products Company
Ronald Smith
Fourteenth Avenue
Wis
Greeley Frei
Lions Regional Work Discussed at Windsor
Windsor Lions held a regional and zone meeting attended by about 70 Lions, with clubs from Aurora Port Collins Loveland Greeley and Windsor represented. Ralph Warteige of Windsor presided as zone chairman and a grief address was given by Tom M Thompson deputy district governor.
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Treparts
Progr
Tianism
Colorado
Tonal Tmi
Windsor
Ani
Port Collins
Laveland
Houlder
Latyatte
Greeley
Whndsor
Ralph Warteige
To M. Thompson
Depuy
Gyvernor
Cluba
Selah Grant Parkman, Former Local Man, Dies
Selah Grant Parkman a former real estate dealer in Greeley died in San Jose Galit this week. The body will be brought to Greeley for burial at Linn Grave Cemetery. Committal service will be held Friday afternoon at the cemetery with Macy Mortuary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selah Grant Barkman
Greeley
San Jose
Galit
Hilaveily
Linn Grave
Macys
Secretary Perkins Announces Labor Parley Soon
Secretary Perkins plans to call a labor conference amid unspecified details. The event was referenced in a rough outline with mentions of A. F. of L. and discussions with President Foose about timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins
Friend Confesses He Kidnaped Small Boy And Secured Ransom
New York report states George Katz friend Draghlyn zacetrack Nockmaker aided in the February kidnapping of Katz's 4-year-old son Michael. Charles Mitchell and Sol Schwartz confessed involvement, with Mrs Nellis Resnick held for questioning at the apartment where the boy was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
George Katz
Draghlyn Zacetrack Nockmaker
Katz
Michael
Potter
Frank
Tess
Clartes Mitchell
Sol Schwartz
Ge Shipping Department
Nellis Resnick
Schwartz
Ex Boulder Banker Sentenced To Prison
In Denver on March 1 Everett, a 44 year old former Boulder bank executive pleaded guilty to misapplication of bank funds. Judge J Foster Symes sentenced him to a 20 month term in Leavenworth after a plea in U S district court. Prosecutors say he falsified records to cover improper use of about $9,000.
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Pryor
Denver
Everett
Hieman
Boulder
Colo
Rentenon
Leavenworth
J Foster Symes
Hearts
U. S. District Court
Wiekman
I Wiekman
Mrs. Bettie Wimberly Dies at Family Home
Mrs. Bettie Wimberly, widow of Rev. 0. B. Wimberly, longtime Presbyterian minister in Ontonagon Michigan, died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. George Tucker’s home in Greeley. She had lived with the Tuckers for two years. Survived by six sons including Alexander Wimberly Manning Iowa Lowry Wimberly Lincoln Nebraska W A Wimberly Lebanon Massachusetts and M W Wimberly South Lyon Michigan and M A Wimberly Denver plus three sons Rev Ware Wimberly Growntown. fifteen grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral and burial pending in Lexington Missouri with services in Greeley May 44 conducted by local officials. Mrs Tucker to accompany the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retird
Wimberly
W. Wimberly
Ontonogan
Mich
George Tucker
S16
Minth Avenue
Greeley
Tuckers
Boies
Mra Waerly
Alexander Wimberly
Manning, Ln
Lowry Wimborty
Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Wimberly
Lebanon
Kay
Ft. UW
South Lyon
M. A. Whaberly
Denver
Ware Wimberly
Growntight
Lex. Ington
Mays Mainuary
Mra
Sucker
Lexington
Goering Promises Stronger German Air Power Increases
Marshal Goering told the nation that the Luftwaffe is unbeatable and will grow stronger. He linked air power to the Munich dismemberment outcome and urged further expansion and an accelerated arms race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goering
Berlin
Mareh
Fickl
Hermann Goering
Die
Munich
Germany
Gerat
Ogree
Groialo Yoldia
Cermai Air Force
Adolph
Ftinr
Pituwutlin Ladig
Effort to Link Road Worker Death to Gas Torch Use
Testimony given in a Greeley hearing on whether Johnson, a county road employee from Ault, died from cerebral meningitis connected to using an acetylene torch at Weld County shops the day before. Dr. Heintz said the torch could not be a direct cause, only possibly weakening resistance to infection. the case aims to determine workmen’s compensation coverage.
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Greeley
Johmson
Ault
Wu Weld
Johnson
T. E. Ueintz
February Building Permits Total Four Figures
February building permits totaled 302816 with state and local sources contributing. Major items include 219000 at Greeley State College, 29000 from the state highway department, 34550 for residential permits including a 30000 apartment house, and 88090 for a Snow White Grocery pad with other housing and institutional projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Grewley State College
Davis
Tenth Street
Frank
Kew. Hester
OH Hleveath Avenue
J. A. Carlson
Haefelt Sult Ordered Transferred to Denver District Court
On Tuesday Judge CS Coffin ordered the transfer of Haefelt Sult from Greeley to the Denver district court to recover 4102.08 from a Gallle Valean Mining company. The transfer followed a motion by the defendant not resisted by Haefelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul
WJ. Haefelt
Greeley
Gallle Valean Miniig Company
Wno
Denver
Haefelt
CS. Coffin
Army Bill of Half a Billion Passes House
Washington reports Congress advanced a half billion dollar army supply bill as part of President Roosevelt’s air corps expansion program. Senate deadlines loom over a rival naval base authorization and other defense measures.
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House
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Dssug
Ui Ishine
Agate Nuor
ChavezaLbierat
Mexico
Cal
Gengsad Hisuro
Spain
House approves TVA expense for dam work in 1920s
Washington reports the House approved appropriation totaling 7,268,000 for construction and preparatory work on the Tennessee Valley Authority dam projects. The vote adopted the committee report and rejected certain amendments, proceeding to a roll call tally of 176 in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tAgetated Press
Washington
TVA
Sedale
Direct Relief Solved by Executive Council Action
The Executive Council approved using 200000 dollars from Direct Relief to fund welfare department needs. Colorado Springs March 1. The report notes tensions over hall rental and remarks by Mrs. Gillaspie and Mrs. Roosevelt, with resignation rumors amid a Washington dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
Welfare Dept
eAsteerinl Presa
Colorado Springs
Valewade Daikiiters
Vic Aelion
Washington, D. C
Barkin Anderson
Neer
Mra
Eluanin
DOA
Ot Boalder
Washington
Glilaaple
Roosevelt
Hines May Hold His Tammany Position Even Tho in Prison
Associates of James J Hines say he could retain leadership of Tammany Hall in New York City politics despite his recent conviction for political protection tied to a policy racket. An attorney notes the office is elective, suggesting his influence may persist through council and district power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Éne
New York
James J) Hines
New York City
Crue
Himes
Durel Schwltz
Famming
Eleventh
No Decision Debate On College Grading Policy Fracas
A college assembly Wednesday hosted a debate on whether collegiate rankings should omit grades. The negative was upheld by Mary Jane Tate and Rosalie Spolta, opposing Lean Slute and Colorado. A February 24 event will feature Nebraska University, with negotiations for further debates at Dr Kappa Gilti's venue in Tasthins starting March 30.
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Colorado
Mary Jane ‘Tate
Rosalie Spolta
Lea
Tod Toate
Bate Rosenfold
Crollege
Nebraska University
Hegis
Western State
Kappa Qilti
Tasthins
Web
Mareh
Carr Will Appoint Reilly To Colorado Board
Governor Ralph L. Carr plans to appoint William Reilly to one of two vacancies on the Colorado Industrial Commission. Reilly will replace William I. Young who died creating the vacancy. The appointment follows the death of George Lewis and today's action completes the fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr
Reilly
Colorado Industrial Board
Casor
Newyer
Covernor
Ralph L. Garp
Sid Olayle
William
Boaver
Melly
William I. Young
George Lewla
Adams Demands Wallace Slash Sugar Figures
Adams urges Wallace to cut sugar quotas and adjust pricing, citing a need to reduce government's market influence. He argues the secretary must revise quotas to prevent excess production and protect farmers from unprofitable levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Wallace
Colorado to Tap Administrative Fund for Relief
Colorado state officials moved to use 200000 from the administrative fund to back relief programs pending legislative action. Governor Ralph L. Carr and other officials approved the transfer, aiming to sustain relief allocations while February disbursements total about 198000 and around 15000 in the administrative fund is left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Prenay
Colorado
Ie Welfare Department
Yael Weel
Ralph L. Carr
Marel
Mide West
Suit Against Hapfell Bogs Down Rapidly
The $7,600 suit brought by J Charles Flinn of Wihidsor against Hapfell of Greeley was quickly bogged down in Whalvesdlay district court. The case saw a dismissal on motion after Hapfell agreed to return a $10 pilon paid for his release four years ago. Witnesses Phig Brdo and AL Maral from Groptey testified briefly before the dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Charles
Flinn
Wihidsor
Tir
J. Hupfell
Greeley
Finn
Tealainty
Phig
Waefell
Honghae Wacol
Ian F'Yeat
U Woefell
Pan MM. Clark
Venver Amu 'Rohert
G. Smith
Minor Auto Collisions Reported Mere Tuesday
A string of small vehicle mishaps occurred Tuesday in Greeley and nearby areas. Max Lawchin and Beulah McLaren headed minor impacts near Klaventh avenue and Cranford Pinge causing about $30 in damages to a vehicle. Courtney of Kwentlebeet winery sustained $27 damage after a rear end collision on Ruth Avenue near Twelfth Street. Ks a Meader and another driver faced a $15 fuel damage after a collision at Tenth Avenue and Fifteenth Street.
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Greeley Tigaday
Max Lawchin
Highth Avenue
Beulah McLaren
Greeley
Klaventh Avenue
Cranford Pinge
Digehine Ag
Ruth Avenue
Ks A. Meader
Quincy
Sixth Avenue
John Winters
Tenth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Son of Bert Clarks Dies on Wednesday
Infant son of Bert Clark died Wednesday at Greely hospital after brief illness. Survived by parents and several relatives. Burial and funeral arrangements announced by local undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Clarks
Cardinals Gather for Conclave to Elect Pope
Fatiga Olly reports cardinals meet in secret conclave in Rome to begin the process of electing a new pope. The gathering includes Cardinal O Connell and South American peers, doors sealed, guards posted, and mass celebrated before the voting. The conclave aims to guide the church through social and youth concerns while preparing for the ceremonial steps of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatlesa
Dan
Granta Vigssttell de
Monsignor
Havet
Ayre Moats
Noliie
Cheever Wails Dies Cash To Investigation Of Colorado Activities
Denver officials report a funds inquiry linked to Colorado political actions. Representative Vernon A. Cheever says money was appropriated to support investigations into “nile America activities” tied to the Boulder university campus and related figures.
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Cheever
Colorado
Denver
Dies Connantona Enamifites Dnciay
Siuilhr Legistraryoecommitte Desfernles
Castigata N Americap
Vernon A. Cheever
Yepub Hean
Colorade Springs
Ue Colorade Com
Wien
John Ay Matting
Citrd
Colorua
Lak Nto Raparts
Nile America
Cauins
Eitite University At
Boulder
Puma
Trio Sentenced to Life for Prison Break Slaying
Three inmates taken from a prison were sentenced by District Judge Strand M Hogan to life terms for a slaying carried out during their escape attempt. Sheriff Lanley described their transfer to the penitentiary and the judge’s order for immediate detention after they were brought before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marek Helsen
Yak Ganow
le Hemutoff
Woueoh
Jidee Strand
M. Hogan
Lanley
IMG
Metrio
Tagan
Nidaiarlt
Sunneo
Little Change Reported in Tublit Condition
A brief dispatch notes that the condition of Tublit is little changed. It mentions 19 growth and a reported small improvement. No major injuries or changes are recorded, and authorities continue to monitor the situation closely.
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Lions
Selah Grant Parkman
Asx
Iessa Washington
Maren 4
Perking
Ahe
A. F
LeClo Peace
Hegoliating
Leay Eannv Wrok
Aisa Perking
Abit Thera Bist
Dprealdonk Foosevelt
Friend
Bettie Wimberly
Haefelt Sult
Okehs Tva
D.A.R
Roousevelt
Anderson
Hington
Alarahd
Benatoy
Catorade
Xugar Company
Angar
Adenia Bahl
Adama
Hapfell
Abert
DeAtte Clark
Sim
Ert Clark
Jr28
Thirteenth Avenue
Grevley Hospital
Wedneway
Matasibiey
Chikt
Chivka
Han
Sapte
Jel
Eva Nityitee Fonts
Jule Agnb Stenderi
Urealey
Ward
Fen
Wyn
Arete
Meri
Chileaga
Calxteen
Rho
Giverguut
Oita
Ans
Marelli
Grensfers
Pete Sepeda
Pete Sepura
Port Jeiplan
Flr
Shive Din
Vatencli
Vatenota
Plattovilin
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