Demands for Lower Valuations Highlight Denver Talks
Taxpayers from northeastern Colorado pressed for lower farm property values during sessions in Denver with the tax commission and county assessors. They urged repeal of the minimum teachers salary law and defeat of the county unit school plan, with other amendments to current school laws. Speakers from Weld, Longmont, Mead, Fort Collins and Greeley criticized representatives and urged broader farm relief, including income tax considerations and a moratorium on farm mortgages.
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E K. Bailing
Washington County
J. J. Doke
Albert Dakan
Mel Scott
Fort
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A.L. Muniber
Dry Land Counlies
Right of Way Contracts for New Greeley Water Line
The city advances on a new pipe line with last right of way contracts signed for a Greeley water works project. A 20 inch pipe will feed sedimentation basins at the headworks, boosting capacity and securing water supply during muddy spring flows and winter low river levels. Alfred W. Swan delivers a Chicago program at First Congregational Church via WATAQ on April 2.
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Mathews
Water Department
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First Congregational Church of
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Six Indicted for Kidnapping Denver Man by U S Jury
A United States grand jury in Denver indicted six people in a kidnapping case tied to Charles Boettcher II. The charges use the Lindbergh Law, with sentencing left to the trial judge. Several co-defendants include Vern Sankey and Gordon Elkhorn, alleged capture leaders, and Carl W. Pearce accused of drafting ransom notes.
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United States
Grand Jury
Reneom
Charles Boattcher II
Familly
Vern Sankey
Gordon Eiahorn
Roettcher
Though
Ruth Kohler
Arthur Youngborg
Boettcher
Carl W. Pearce
Pelce
Ina
Claude K. Boettcher
Sankey and
Elkhorn
Tralsom
Charles A Lindbargh
Grain Near Peak Since Last November On Wheat Rally
Chicago trading today saw grain prices rise toward their highest since last November amid aggressive eastern buying and reports of storms in Kansas and Oklahoma. The market anticipated official crop summaries next week showing heavy abandonment of domestic wheat acreage with May wheat and corn futures mixed as investors weighed profits and unsettled conditions.
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Chicago
Kaine
Oklahoma
Ski Strike Injures Boy But Hearing Restored
Robert Coe, 13, son of Jackson rancher George Coe, is hospitalized after a ski pierced his cheek and reached the ear drum during a jump at Ruth Habna Sims Hill. He is recovering with doctors hopeful his hearing will be restored.
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Jackson
Wye
Mareh
Robert Coe
George Cos
Jackson Rancher
Ruth Habna Sims
Wade
Public Market Reports Show Mixed Lamb and Beef Prices
Market notes from Chicago, Denver and Omaha indicate varied price moves across lambs, beef cattle, hogs, and poultry. Readers see declines on certain direct sales, steady bulk cattle, and modest gains in sheep with regional demand shaping early week activity.
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Burch
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Denver
U. S
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Ted" Stoera
Rurly Maten
Tomes
85 Per Cent State Taxed Paid in ’32 Says Record
Denver March 28 A state auditor report shows 85 percent of property taxes paid in 1932, with many counties trailing. Across Colorado, 21 percent of taxes collected so far this year, led by El Paso Jefferson and Eagle counties near 92 to 93 percent, while several Ban Lovie Valley counties report as low as 10 to 49 percent.
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Colombo
Faures
Atate
Jackson
Colorado
Deeter Waa
Protest Over Highway Contract Letting Sparks Federal Aid Debate
Western lawmakers led by Edward T. Taylor protest the withholding of federal highway funds that stalls new contracts. Governor Johnson and state engineer Charles D. Wall forward the protest as Colorado faces potential unemployment if building stops. Colorado groups urge immediate action to preserve federal matching funds and safeguard road construction jobs. Marcus L. Marsh of Greeley was released from jail on a pollen case, according to police.
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Washington
Western Congress
Edward T. Taylor
Dimas
Lewis W. Douglas
Johnson
Charles D. Wall
Thair
Colorado
Nar Aly
Tate
Selander
Rocky Mountain Motorste
Motoriat Ag
Colorado Association At Highway Contractors
Gollar
Ninth Street Grade Near No 3 Ditch Is Ordered Lower
City officials decide to lower Ninth Street grade near the No 3 ditch to ease road height after objections from property owners. About 1,400 yards of dirt will be added to the west end between Twenty fourth and Nineteenth avenues to prepare for paving. Park work at Solow the Glébimere ditch and Eighteenth Street til has moved thousands of yards to shape grounds, with 800 yards remaining. City funds and three percent tax money stretch further by reallocating dirt across Ninth Street and Eighteenth Street routes. Acting Mayor Lee B. Carrel warns against further tree damage while a pruning plan is set and dormant spray timing short.
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Nineteenth Avenue
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Christensen
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Dienmera Park
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Lee B. Carrel
Sone
Ontfit
Lawyers Hope State Will Be Exempt from Supreme Court
Denver attorneys expert in irrigation law express hope that a U S Supreme Court ruling on landowner liability for district debts will not apply in Colorado. They say the decision could affect a case in federal court here involving a landowner who paid his share of district debt and may face assessments if others default.
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United States Supreme Court
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United Stated Supreme Court
Federal District Court
Two Arrested As Suspects in Roma Case
Denguer, March 29. An arrest warrant named Louis Scavello, 25, as a suspect in the Roma killing. Det. Lawrence Stone helped jail Scavello and Mike Phillips, 25, after a two mile chase through north Denver streets. A small firearm was confiscated at a north side house. Police said Scavello had been sought for questioning since Joe Roma was killed in his living room.
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Rome Kang
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Apa
Scavello
Mike Phillips
Lawrence Stone
Denver
Seayalto
Joe Roma
Hia
Two Suspects Seized After High Speed Chase And Seizure Of Weapons
Police captured two suspects after a chase ending near Porty at Broadway. Officers found a cache including two shotguns, an automatic rifle, over 1,000 rounds of ammunition, a police badge, and ten gallons of whisky. The pair known as associates of a crime figure are being questioned as investigators compare confiscated guns with a missing police badge found at a house.
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Gentry
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Cadman and Ginsburg in KOA Concert Tonight
Cadman the composer pianist and Henry T Ginsburg violinist from Teachers College conservatory will perform at KOA at 630 tonight Wednesday NY Cadman arrives in town with his new Sonate In G a work not previously heard in this section Wiloh has not been played before The pair have connections in Greeley and many local people know them
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Dr Hannen Addresses Prohibition Teachings For Youth
Dr Hannen, chemistry teacher at Ames High School, spoke before Denver Council on Religious Education last night on prohibition. He warned that a powerful American dictator is the human desire to drink, saying politicians and manufacturers exploit it to dominate the population. He demonstrated temperance education in the school laboratory, showing alcohol harms and the human organism through experiments to persuade American youth to abstain.
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Us & Way High School
Denver
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Hanneabes
Bank Examiners Begin Boulder Bank Revisit
Rose M. Jin and assistant R. A. Blackmor started a formal exam of the First National Bank of Boulder, closed since the national bank moratorium. The review aims to aid reorganization and will take three to four days, with findings shared with bank directors and not reported to Kansas City or Washington yet. Judge Harry P. Gamble requested the audit.
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