War Referendum Gains Senate Vote Assurance This Session
Advocates of a national war referendum won a promise of hearings and a late senate vote this session. Senators Lakotatic and Clark, sponsors, received assurances from a committee chair, while opposing figures warned of war delays. Roosevelt urged Congress to clarify foreign policy before defense plans, criticizing secret policy and urging a defense review.
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Senate
Washington
Lakotatic
Vrug
Wisconsin
Clark
Deut
Missouri
Heebona
War Department
United States
House
Tinbed
Lip Wation
Chifenian Hateh
Wer
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Naval Committee
Dbtlinptnes
Tapublican
Sak
Foreign Y Congresa
Tinable
Angrar
Parson
Roosevell
Donald G. Vitluch
Veterans Seek $2500 Property Tax Exemption For Vets
Colorado lawmakers consider a major bill offering a $2,500 general property tax exemption on homes owned by veterans. Rep. Vernon A. Cancever of Colorado Springs stated the proposal during discussions in the session.
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Denver
Colorado
Vernon A. Cancever
Colorado Springs
Saunders Named In Court Injunction Over Licenses
Fort Collins March 9 Injunction proceedings were filed by Larimer County Clerk Stanley Curtis against George Saunders secretary of state L E Guin motor vehicle supervisor and David Walker head of an examining bureau. The suit contends Walker's Fort Collins office is illegal and that license fees and related matters belong to the county and the clerk's office. Saunders seeks a ruling on whether state or county agencies issue drivers licenses and dictates staffing.
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Fort Collins
Larimer Court
Aifield Court
Latimer
Stanley Curtis
George Saunders
Fort Colong
Larimer
Saunders
Sali Auts
Denver
George BH. Saunders
Saunders Saie
Taylor Seeks Name Change for Mesa Verde Park
Representative Taylor of Colorado seeks renaming Mesa Verde National Park to The Cllm Lyellers National Park. He argues the public must approve the change, while Oklahoma's Johnson favors The Kiword T. Bayley National Park. Taylor emphasizes the name should reflect Mesa Verde's real meaning to local residents.
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Taylor
Mesa Verde
Associatey Tees
Washington
Colorado
Mesa Verdte National Park
Hut
Johnson
Oklahoma
Warda Mesa
Reorganization Bill Clears House Amid Opposition
The House passes a bill to reorganize the executive branch 246 to 163 after defeating a Republican bid to curb congressional influence over agencies. A contested amendment failed 209 to 19 to shield presidential orders from House veto within 60 days and the measure now advances toward the Senate. The reform, though altered, sparked debate over executive power and governance.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Jarnskre
Crles
Bogus Bills Cached on Golf Course
Federal indictments accuse Frank Packer and August Englehardt of counterfeiting with a secret map 47,880 dollars found buried near the fifteenth green of the Tam o Shanter course. Capt. Callaghan says deciphered Parker letters led investigators to the cache and a jailed conspirator aided by a stenographer.
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Chicago
Marsh
United States Secret Service
Fronkle Packer
Doot- Jeger
Au-gust Edgherardt
Freiber, Walker
Illinols
Englehardt Jain
Terminal Island
Los Angeles
Calif
Tam O' Sinnter
Thomas J. Callaghan
United States
Skeeret Acryleo
Parker
Anglehard
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Ube
Carr Will Veto State Lottery And Booze Deal
Denver March 9 Governor Ralph L. Carr indicated he would veto measures to create a state lottery or liquor monopoly to raise funds. He said such steps would raise money for saloon business and warned against state gambling or alcohol control moves as undesirable. Democratic leaders pushed to dissolve a stalled conference committee failing to report a plan on ice box diversion and income tax revenue. The dispute over funds and budget measures extended into the session with no immediate resolution.
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Ralph L. Car
Ts Press
Democrat
Colorado
Senate
Altenul
Unis Noni
Anna
Benatar Moses QR. Soli
Dea
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Wiff
Twining
Aspen
Senaar
Hal
Genatey Smith
Oon
Stilts
Trap laid for safe-cracking ring in Southwest Weld
Denver police and Sheriff Gil Anderson connected a planned safe robbery with seizures near Alton Nebraska. The investigation ties a ring to murders of two Nebraska officers, with arrests in Beaver and a print on the fing for many eights in seccession dosing February.
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Bate
Beaver
Carl
Gil Anderson
Denver
Sheritt Andereson
Denver Detectives
Polka
Plaesk
Alton
Nebr
Ito
Nebraska
Laury Bindger
Lawrence
Nheriff
Boone County
Fregatie
Wiliam Walton
Ab Ion
Tooie Nellingka
Fort Lupton Tribune Subscribers Notice on Delivery Delays
The Fort Lupton Tribune reports delays in newspaper delivery caused by the mayor denying a permit for carriers to ride bicycles on sidewalks. The notice notes a requested permit and mentions ongoing discussions among elites about sidewalk bicycle use.
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Tribune
Fort Lupton
Carefere
Soim
Television Demonstration At Electrical Show Feature
A detailed report on an upcoming electrical show highlights a television demonstration using laboratory equipment and a new transmitter system. The piece notes the role of Gordon Moss and the Keetr project, with explanations of how the apparatus transmits and receives television signals.
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Ain Xendlig Amd
Qe Tehok
Eleleieal Testroment Company
Cleveland
Gordon Moss
Gituly Electelea
de Vane
Marel
Crewley
Prinetpay Seimacific
Marwat
New York
San Friesen
Moeer
Comeva
Mia Aediming Halie
Davies
Colin
Lias
Uinae
Biza
Dt Ticher
Britain Mobilizes 200000 Troops to Aid France
Britain plans a large wartime buildup with 200000 troops to assist France. Italy promises a rapid initial force for Africa, while Britain outlines transport arrangements and division deployments as tensions rise prewar.
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Britain
France
Road Overseer Reports Obstruction Removed Near Briggsdale
Road Overseer Jack Dawson said a blocked cattle guard on a highway linking State Highway 14 and the South Grover Highway four miles west and 10 miles north of Briggsdale was removed. Hyde and Higgs ordered repairs and the road opened. Also noted were drifting snows and muddy roads in northeast Weld.
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Jack Dawson
Tony Miles Weel Ami
Briggsdale
Governoral Range
A.B. Tyde
Dawson
Darrley
Briggadale
Toxethter
Tribune
Ross Riggs
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Rixys
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Eelec
Rowles
Cate
Reid
Higgs
A. Ki. Hyde
Heal
Hriggsdale
Hyde
Newson
Tigges
Bidvidge Writes for Schou Publication
Article describes a meeting of school principals and the board’s plan for a typical directors meeting. Mentions Milwaukee and Greeley context with a focus on stimulating panel activity and organizational aims.
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Bidvidge
Schou
Greeley
Behard Board
Milwaukee
Hive
Weather patterns in Colorado and Wyoming detailed
Colorado will see partly cloudy skies Thursday night into Friday with a mild temperature change. Wyoming reports partly cloudy conditions on Thursday with a possible shift in Langercitira and a 14 hour forecast of around 89 degrees, with Thursday night low near 27.0.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Langercitira
Germany Affirms No Nazi Attack Aimed at Switzerland or Holland
Amid rumors Germany reassures France that Nazi plans exclude attacks on Switzerland or Holland. The report references external assurances and notes ongoing speculation about strategic aims and regional threats in early wartime context.
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Germany
France
Switzerland
Holland
Kate Sullivan Gilcrest Dies Here Thursday
Kate Sullivan of Gilcrest died here Thursday. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Rob Montgomery, Miss Margaret Sullivan, and Miss Maureen Sullivan, all of Gilcrest, plus several nephews and nieces. Funeral services will be held Friday at 8 o'clock from St Nicholas Catholic Church with interment in the cemetery.
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Kate Sullivan
Gilcrest
Kats Sullivan
Ferra
Leodrites Visi
GH Crest
Misa Sullivan
Ford
Castletowi
Rob
Margomery
Margarel Sullivan
Mare
M. Sullivan
Jewel Greg
Theeley
Lowers
San Diego
Calif
Charles McMamis
Sacramento
Galliy Jatintowne
Guerval
William Greene
la Balle
Frances Sullivan
Greeley
Lord William Sullivan
Gievest
Ellen Cree
Wister
Macys Eawing Iim
Nicholas
Ichang Mission Bombing Report Sacred Site Assault
The Ichang mission reported a bombing that damaged three properties and injured staff during a Wednesday attack. American officials protested, and claims described casualties among 1500 local residents and displaced families, with further details linked to the aftermath and investigations.
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Mankow
Inisaiaa Lifelang
Wadaul Tae
Hama
Pandesselyy
Cepsul
Hhickow
Jaimie Consul-Genera
Lehang
Ory
Yanglae
Shuwetel
German Raps Pan American Policy of U S
The speaker attacks United States domination of the western hemisphere and urges a separate American policy. He cites Latin American fears of U S propaganda and calls for German leadership in education and science to counteract perceived U S influence.
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U.S
Fragmented Oops Text: Historical Commentary Snarl
Fragmented OCR text shows a confusion of names, places, and dates with references to battles and political figures. The readable parts suggest a discussion of naval matters, international figures, and a March timeline, but details are obscured by garbled characters and nonsensical phrases.
Charles Strong Injured Near Luteerne Thursday
Two cars collided west of Laver near Stems. Charles Strong sustained injuries. a second person named Stany or Stramy was mentioned with a vehicle value estimate around 3250 to 4900 dollars. The accident damaged a machine and involved workers at Geerley and a public safety response.
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Charles Stramy
Hreeluy
Sim
Loveland
Aerions
Thrafray
Laver
Fave Company
Zeny West
Sieang
Thanigu
Geerley
Courteny
Judgment motion in Exton case skirts $320 limit
A $320 judgment was permitted for Lilian LaRue at Exton in a civil matter. The suit, heard by Justice O. JW. Atkinson of Eaton, involved Hirson Levine of Gresley against W. W. Henttiser of Greeley over a collision on Ninthatrere am Mirvanth Avenue. Costs were awarded to Henttiser. attorney G. W. Bende Lied represented the plaintiff.
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Gresley
W. W. Henttiser
Greeley
O. JW. Atkinson
Eaton Wednest
LaRue
Moublser
Dytneseat
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