House Approves Highway Fund Transfer Amid Warning
May 1 report details Governor Johnson urging swift action on funds for state institutions and salaries. Senate bill 745 reallocates 660,000 from motor vehicle licenses to the general fund for two years. House approved 46 to 13. awaits conference committee. Also notes unemployment concerns and related fiscal measures. Larceny charge filed in Pink with farmer held. investigation ongoing.
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Society Woman of Denver Dies by Own Action
Associated Press report from May 1 details the death of a Denver social matron who vanished from her home Saturday night. Police and firemen dragged Lake Washington park shores after clues, linking the body to a earlier disappearance. The woman had suffered a nervous breakdown, and her husband, a Denver architect, and friends were away when she left home. Allan identified the body and investigators searched Cherry Creek and nearby houses for answers.
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Martial Law Declared in Iowa Riot Area
A military order imposed martial law in Plymouth County amid riots. Colonel Glenn O Hayney announced the measure on duty with the National Guard, extended indefinitely after talks with Major General Matt D Tinley. The action follows disorder and arrests in the region.
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Tornadoes kill six across Arkansas and Mississippi
A powerful tornado roared through southeastern Arkansas and western Mississippi, killing at least six people and injuring many. In Yazoo City Mississippi a family and others perished as homes were demolished, while Greenbrier Missouri also reported fatalities nearby. Dozens were left homeless as storms damaged farms, plants, and residences along the Little Yazoo River.
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Marion Hail Wins District Piano Honors
Marion Hail won the district piano honors and will represent the district in a national contest in Minneapolis on May 21. The district federation divides into 12 districts with a $1,000 national prize and a New York recital prize of $500.
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Senate approves 600000 direct relief funds for states
Wallington May 1 the 600000 for direct relief grants posted by the Senate and sent back to the house for minor amendments. Senators Wagner Lafolletta and Coatigan urged speed as funds near exhaustion. The measure was approved without record vote with an amendment by Fletcher to include Virgin Islands. Grealey’s dog owners warned police to resume May 4. Licensing details remain with city clerk Poundminstor Ed Winn.
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President of Peru Killed by Assassin
Lima reports the assassination of President Lita 2 Sanchee Serre, who had just reviewed a 20 000 strong parade at Gorge Chaves park. Abelardo Hurtado Demendoza fired several shots, then guards killed the assailant as the executive party fled the scene.
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Tax League Opposed to Special Vote in Weld County
Weld County taxpayers Tuesday adopted resolutions opposing a special election to repeal the eighteenth amendment and seeking horizontal reductions in assessed values by the county assessor. They also opposed county cars or tickets for private use by employees, arguing the proposed election would be costly, limit voting precincts to three, and hinder recovery. County Assessor C. G. Whiteside and Deputy Tarley Grable explained possible reductions in irrigated districts and reviewed actions under consideration.
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No Change in Core of the Anthes Well
Reported at 8820 feet on Sunday, geologists and scouts question a theory that the Muddy sand is penetrated and the annie is pinched out. They say the Muddy formation remains unreached and observers stay watchful over the Anthes well.
American Movies Dominate Singapore Ads in Far Newspapers
The Malaya Pichune for March 11 lists American films headlining ads in Singapore papers, with Wallace Beery, Charles Farrell, Jørn Boupeath, Bret Horton, and others promoted alongside Chinese and Javanese titles. The report notes theaters like the Capitol, Roxy, Ritz, and World Show showing wide Hollywood fare amid regional productions. Government vetoes rent bill: Governor Johnson blocks a $400 appropriation for rental of a public address system, citing lack of funds and priority concerns.
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Mandamus Sues Cafe Owner Over Retail Beer License
Fred N. Fetch, owner of the Bay cafe on Eighth avenue, filed a mandamus suit in Walket court seeking to compel Greely city council to grant a retail beer license. District Judge C. G. Cortiz signed an alternative writ ordering the council to issue or show cause by May 9. A similar suit by the Elka club against the council is pending.
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Wife of A. J. Park Dies Here Monday
Mrs. Helen King Park, wife of A. J. Park, died at her home on Severth avenue Monday morning. She was born in 1884 and married in 1884. Survived by husband, daughter Olive, and son John Park of Dallas, Texas. Sister of the late James Ewing and Joseph W. Ewing. Member of Park Congregational Church. Body at Maey Mortuary.
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Local buyers pay to farmers on spring wheat prices
Local buyers post winter wheat versus spring wheat prices, listing rye corn and bean prices. Items include Michigan white beans and white potatoes with price notes for dellware and Triump grain. Market glance suggests price quotes and product mentions for farmers.
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Merchants Press Gov With Protests Against Sales Tax
About 60 Greeley merchants crowded into the chamber of commerce room Monday to condemn renewed efforts for a retail sales tax. Local telegrams totaling around 200 were sent to Governor Edwards and state leaders, as merchants vow to oppose any new form of state taxation and plan discussions with officials in Denver.
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Election Ballots Cast as Voters Urged to Plan
Three polling places served the city election Monday with 36 ballots cast. Voters in the first ward used Central School, second ward Horace Mann School, and third ward Armstrongs Garage at 1699 Hlaventh Avenue. Nearly all eligible residents were urged to vote before closing time.
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Gun Trap Damage Case Ordered Retried by Court
May 1 Denver reports the state supreme court ordered a new trial in Bout fist county district court over damages from a wounding incident tied to an early sunset is used as a service, involving Lewis P. Blarkey and others. The lower court awarded James Cameron $160 actual and $2,000 exemplary damages. Cameron sought $5,000 actual and $2,000 exemplary. The court found the ratio of actual to exemplary damages excessive.
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Damage in Drowning of Smith Bay Upheld
May 1. Supreme Court upheld a $34,500 award to Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge R. Smith in the death of their son John, 7, from drowning at Windsor Harbor and Canal Co. The reservoir in Laylmoy county near Fort Galline, where parents sued for negligence, collapsed when a bank washed away and blown sand gave way.
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New Rains End Three Year Colorado Drought Stretch
Heavy rain showers broke a prolonged drought across northern Colorado with one inch recorded in Denver and widespread moisture in Adams and Weld counties. Keaty area saw two hours of rain on Sunday afternoon, with Big Thompson river peaking at 170 cfs Friday and easing to 96 cfs later. Soil moisture improved to depths of 18 inches in Conah area while many streams show spring flood potential if rain continues.
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Youngberg Pleads Guilty in Kidnap Trial in Denver
Denver May 3 Arthur Youle Bork Whinenex Candas Iunberluck plead guilty in federal court to kidnapping Charles Hogttelhng a wealthy Denver broker held nearly 17 days on a Dakota ranch. King Youngberg faces sentence after others linked to the case including Varna Saree Koy and Gordon E Elkhorn. Saukey and two others to be tried May 23. Claude L Raelehar paid $60,000 ransom for his son Boettcher was kidnapped Oct 12 from his home in Chamberlain S.D. Police say Youngberg slashed wrists in jail. Ecker Dies John Ecker 27 of Ecker Phymljgebop died at Greeley hospital after 13 days. He is survived by brother John and sister Mrs Herbert Grea of Gering Neb. He was visiting Homa Beach, Calif.
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House Vote on Inflation Delayed
Washington May 1 Republican opposition fractured plans for an immediate vote on the administration inflation program. A delay allowed arrangements for a later decision, with a rider to be attached to the farm relief bill before conference. Rep Snell led the opposition, prompting adjournment. casualties in Texas and a motor theft in Fort Lupton were noted, while Governor Ferguson signed a six month mortgage moratorium bill granting courts two extensions.
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