Colorado Senate Acquits Getty and Wilkins in Impeachment Vote
In a near party line tally, the Colorado Senate acquitted state civil service commissioners Getty and Wilkins on multiple impeachment charges. Republicans largely backed acquittal while Democrats pressed the case, with one Democrat voting for acquittal on both trials. Absences noted for illness and friendship influenced key roll calls.
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Aasb
Dever
Colorado Senate
Charles MM. Armgtrong
C. Getty
Mra Clara
C. Wilkins
Senate
Armatrong
Elvi
Philip Hornhein
Getty
Armstrong
Denver
Haman
Gel
Ais
Clara
Wilkihe
Cvicevice
Colorado Louse of Representatives
Couvietloun
Teo J. Crowley
Robert F. Hickwell
Porto
John W. Shawcroft
la Jara
Rockwell
Wilkins
Shawcroft
Celty
Balh
Bosworth
Davis
Eliot
Johnson
Ragan
Whitaker
Glenn
Stancraft
Geily
Greeley Night at Central City Festival Cast
July 21 program presents The Yeomen of the Guard at Central City festival near Teller House. Gilbert and Sullivan work funded by Colorado State Colleges of Education, with Frank St Leger directing and Richard Aldrich as associate director. Tickets open July 15 with performances through July 29 in historic setting.
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Central Sly
Cols
Yeomen of Fact Guild
Gibert & Sullivan
Colorado State Colleges of Education
Central City
Philagorr
Frank St. Leger
Richard Aldrich
Robert
Edmond Jones
Teller House
Yeomen of the Guard
Wil
Tractor Upsets When It Fails To Make a Curve
Jobstown reports dangers of modern management speed in rural travel after a tractor upset injured Norman Kedabiugh. The machine, with a power drive, failed to turn and rolled south of Teeten Brothers service station. Two rubber tired tractors noted as astonishing in Camp. Fire Girls event announced for Saturday at 2:30 at the church cafe.
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Jobstown
Joe Divns
Norman
Johnstown
Teeten Brothers
Chrialtun
Pierce School Graduates 19 in Largest Class Yet
May 12 commencement at Pierce School marked the largest class in its history with 19 graduates. George A. Trulu of Colorado State College of Education spoke as citizens of Tonaturean applauded. Cogswell and Gatnell presented honors while faculty noted athletic and scholarship awards.
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Kierse
George A. Trulu
Colorado State College of Education
Gram Pieree High School
Dive
Uulorada Strate College of
Klucalinn
Ye Rath
Collision of Fishing Ships Ends With One Dead
In dense fog near Yarmouth Nova Scotia the New England schooners Janet Parker and Edith Rose foundered. 28 men aboard were involved with 23 saved by coastal and fishing vessels and later brought to Yarmouth. Frank Nickerson, 62, died aboard the Fanbel Parker after a collision with the Gloucester schooner GC Stose.
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Ensoperates Presa
Yremouth
Nova
Scotia
New England
Janet Parker
Edith Rose
Twely
Yarmouth
Jones Port
Frank Nickerson
Fanbel Parker
Stose
F Sterman
Heura
Eacuera
Senate passes billion and quarter farm bill on propsed increases
The Senate approved a record 1.218 billion dollar appropriation bill with 888 million in proposed increases and parity and conservation payments adding hundreds of millions. The measure returns to the House for negotiation as earlier cuts were rejected. The bill includes 226 million for parity, 500 million for conservation checks, and 113.19 million for removal of surplus farm materials, prompting a lengthy House Senate conference.
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Senate
House
Washington
Korn
Fedure
Jesser
Three Cities Share Big Thompson Patrol Cost
Loveland and Weld County will each pay one third of the 1608 monthly salary for the sanitary patrol on the Big Thomson canyon. Berthand and Jolnatown will pay one sixth each, under terms approved by the Loveland city council. Clifford Kunce, former Tarveland Wilson officer, was appointed as sanitary patrolman for the canyon region.
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Loveland
Viiren
Lariver
Wie
Berthand
Jolnatown
Ute Loveland
Ue Bona
Cum Iniestoners
Clifford Kunce
Tarveland Wilson
Catron
Ceciling
Glenn Jon
Spotted Fever Serum Delivered to County Health Unit
A county health unit reports receipt of spotted fever serum for vaccination. The vaccine aims to prevent disease carried by a wood tick prevalent in Rocky Mountain regions. Health officials note the serum becomes active in spring and early summer and will be used to curb infections locally.
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Ford Uiviene
Hedlth
Wilkerson Fate Held In Advisement In Denver Truck Trial
Trial of J W Wilkerson of Denver driving for Tuckinpiar Transport Ines occurred before Justice 4 GC Enough Friday morning with judgment withheld. Wilkerson charged with failing to pay fares while driving a highway 8a north of Lu cere on April Bo. The accident injured Murdy Wire ale of 4018 Thirteenth Street, Gree ley, who remains in hospital. Witnesses testified.
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J. W. Wilkerson
Denver
Tuckinpiar Transport
Ines
Tesilay
Wilkerson
Highway 8A
Lucere
Murdy Wire
Ale
Thirteenth Street
Greeley
Les- Vs
Wife of Malcolm Stockton Dies at Loveland Hospital
Katherine Alice Stockton 97 wife of Malcolm G Stockton died Thursday morning in Loveland hospital. She is survived by husband three children Lola Logila Uelen and a son and by her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony High in Philadelphia. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Kibbey Mortuary Loveland with interment in Linn Grove.
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Katherine Alice Stockton
Malcolm G. (Moke) Stockton
Es Ark Din
Iin Loveland Hospital
Lola
Logila Uelen
Alva
Anthony
Philadelphia
Sug
Irene Stockton Steverle
Charles Midbraegger
Greeley
Kibbey Mortuary
Loveleigh
Atermert
Linn Grove
Fouryearold Kenneth Matson Dies Friday
Kenneth Lee Matson four months old son of Mr and Mrs Eric Malena of Brignsdale died at Ge rkeley hospital Friday morning He is survived by a brother Debhory Roy nine and a sister Freda Arlen half year old Grandparents Mrs Kell McBeth of Teiggadala and Mrs W A Matson of Aladrid Nebr Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Monday at the Congregational Church at Belypelale with interment at Kriggsdate Mee Also Joseph V Kennedy wife of the United States ambassador to London plans brief U S trip about May 20 Kennedy news note
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Lee Matson
and Airs
Eric Malena
Brignsdale
Hu Gererley Hospital
Doshdes Tla
Debhory Roy
Freda Arlen
Kell McBeth
Teiggadala
W. A. Matson
Aladrid
Nebr
Mneral Eorylen
Belypelale
Kriggsdate
Alfred E. Smith to Visit Colorado By Rail Trip
Alfred E. Smith former New York governor and former presidential candidate will visit Colorado. He will travel by rail through the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River to Pueblo leaving the train at Colorado Springs and continuing to Denver by automobile.
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Denver
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Fickaia
Alfred EB. Smith
New York
Colorado
Smith
Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Valmont Transformer Flash Cuts Power in Greeley Area
A broken bush caused a transformer flash at the Valmont plant in Loveland, triggering a power outage in Denver area utilities territory for about 20 to 30 minutes. No serious injuries reported. the incident disrupted service to Pleasant Valley Lasalle districts and farms near Greeley.
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Rovider
Valiont
Wie
Borah Urges Imitation of Scandinavian Stand
Senator William Borah a leading isolationist urges the United States to imitate Scandinavian nations Norway Denmark Sweden in maintaining neutrality and keeping out of European entanglements. He argues neutral business should be conducted independently, praising the foresight and courage of those nations and urging a local policy aligned with such example.
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Washington
William FE. Borat
City Pays Life Insurance Totals in 1938 and 1997
The report lists Colorado cities and their life insurance payments. Greeley shows 171000 in 1938 with larger totals in later years. Denver leads with 24,600,000 in total payments and 7,140,000 in another measure. Other cities include Colorado Springs, Longmont, Boulder, Fort Collins, and Pueblo with varied amounts.
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Judd
Greeley
Amouithie
Nathanael Underweiter
Colorado
Denver
Voolly
Colorada Soohiga
Longmant
Bowlder
Trinded
Fort Cotling
Coon City
Millloro
Grand Junction
Loveland
Fort Moygas
Durango
Englawood
City and Sterting
Physician Elected Constable Resigns in Richlands News
In Richlands New Jersey in May a physician was elected constable but did not serve. Kendall promptly resigned, saying he lacked support and the required backing to take the post. The incident follows a prank or confusion surrounding the nomination and immediate departure.
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Richlands
de. Kendall
Kiwanians Hear Goddard on Secret Service Visit
Roland W. Goddard of the Secret Service will speak at a Kiwanis Rotary Club session in Beaver during an evening program. Dr. M N A Madles, club president, presented motion pictures of a care hoon. A luncheon by Kiwanis is set for Thursday noon May 25 with Peter Spahr of the Rotary sharing his questions about the organization.
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Roland W. Goddard
Secret Service
Beaver
Kiwania
Rotary Clab
Pacully Club
Root
MN. A. Madles
Twounior High College hires two junior high principals
Principal William Wrinkle announced new faculty at Twounior High College. Douglas Ward, formerly Boulder two junior highs, will teach social studies replacing James Michener on leave to Harvard. Lon Edwards, from Scottsbluff Mehr Junior High, will teach science replacing Darrell Barnard. Barnard will head the Progressive Education Workshop this summer and then return to New York University for another year of study and teaching.
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Twounior Hig College
Wiliam Wrinkle
Douglas Ward
Boulder
Lon Edwards
Scottsbluff
New York University
Progressive Education
Appalachian negotiators reach subcommittee contract deal
New York May 12 reports say Appalachian coal operators and United Mine Workers subcommittees agreed to a contract after eight weeks of deadlock. The deal includes a closed shop provision and sets wage terms for miners and operators across 24 coal associations in six states, covering about 346000 miners. Some operators resistance may slow full adoption as talks continue.
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Trayecint al Pivay
New York
John L. Tewis
W. J. Robison
Gilliv Hoefling
Wault
Conleretum
Appalachian Conference
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ceutral
Vennerace
Michigan
Wentern
Amit
Bea
Baya! Aynesed
Dhe
Bleip
Enifer
Srn
Hla
Western Kentucky
Freday and
Wion
Bull
W.A
Roosevelt Seeks Tax Reform If Substitutes Found
Washington May 18 President Roosevelt would repeal the profits tax only if a substitute is found to protect revenue and curb wealth taxes. He urged that any new levy must replace the old one and ensure the government receives similar income. Meanwhile a Senate committee advanced a bill to fund the war by compelling those with net worth above $1,000 to buy 50 star government bonds.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Rancevelt
Renate Miliary Committee
Mivaiwhle
Leo, Dumockat
Okinuawa
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming regions
Weather notes indicate partly cloudy to unsettled conditions in Colorado on Friday night with possible showers in the south. Wyoming shows partly cloudy skies, settling Friday afternoon and night, with warmer Saturday and a high around 67 and a low near 43.
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Colorado
Cindy
South Erat
Warner Batulay
Wyoming
Sutton Disappearance Near Solved by 3 Arrests Says Officer
Denver report says three men and one woman are suspects in the 1930 disappearance of federal prohibition agent Ray Sutton. Suspects include Haraki Cameron held in Grayton New Mexico and an unidentified woman in Rateng New Mexico. Allen Loftrot arrested at Two Rivers Washington and waived extradition to New Mexico. Authorities have not yet recovered Sutton’s body.
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Denver
John W. Merrill
Federal
Alcohol Tax Units
Ray Sutton
Sutton
New Mexico
Morrill
Morell
Haraki Cameron
Grayton
N.M
Og Mariaris
Raten
N. M
Allen Loftrot
Two Rivers
Washington
Sutton’s
Dorris Thipps Returns To Sheriff's Custody
Dorris Thipps is back in custody following a term served for a prior offense. He was arrested early Thursday after a vehicle pursuit and a chase through Parkin. The sheriff’s office reported the capture near Ault around 41:00 p.m. with motions pending for Hash Motor company involvement.
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Dorris Thipps
Sheriff's
Fords Phipps
Shavitt Aus Anderran Agale Pedy
E Phipps
Tharsaley
Wie
Aald
Maippa
Roy
Phippa
Kline Proposes More Cash for C S Exams
In a heated house session Democrat Hevinea Kinnie urged funds to cover civil service examinations. Republican Lamtert Alden questioned timing and stressed spending, while Speaker Willinny warned the special session could adjourn soon. Budget clarity remained unsettled as legislators weighed available funds.
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Meean Donyer
Stepwuitean Rex
Calpriio Sen.file
House of Representatives
Hevinea Kinnie
Beaver
House
Clay Wikin
Dever
Senate
Willinny
Legan Anvilly
Hefferly Sees No Difficulty In Coal Meet
Associated Press reports a Denver conference between northern Colorado coal producers and the United Mine Workers union on a new wage agreement. Frank Helferly, district union president, said no quarrel is anticipated as operators and the union discuss a two year extension of the contract, which expired April 1, with only a provision on the clause about the wage scale remaining unresolved. The meeting, delayed from 10 by operators, aims at a autonomous session. The coal districts in Colorado and New Mexico have seen the unrest since 1943.
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Associated Press
Northern
Colorado
United Mine Workers Union
Denver Athletic Club
Eperators
Frank Helferly
Rainer Hellerly
New Mexico
Nine garages suspended for brake inspection in Weld County
Usp Wennk A Berger of the Colorado Courtesy patrol announced that nine garages in Weld County were suspended over the past five weeks pending brake and light inspection compliance. Four have been restored after corrective actions. three more may face revocation as authorities tighten vehicle inspection enforcement. Northern Colorado garages also faced suspensions as inspectors cited failing certifications and violations, with efforts to align licenses and require updated safety decals.
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Usp
Wennk A. Berger
Colorado
Priday
Weld
Cal
Nike
Serger
Weig County
Sushi
Wye
Ternee
Herger
Inspectian Etlekers
House Majority Mayors Direct Neutrality Repeal
A confusion of terms and garbled phrases describe a Washington scene on May 1 involving Senator Gillette. Officials discuss neutrality repeal amid reports, with White House channels and Sen. Bloom noted as key players shaping possible compromise on foreign policy neutrality measures.
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House
Washington
Gillette
Greateotfat
Senate
Grewia
Cher
White House
Bino
Ten
New York
Bloom
Secon
Three Juveniles Steal Judge Coffin's Auto
Three youths ages 16 and 17 from Collins Junction took the car of District Judge C. C. Coffin after officers halted a vehicle near Loveland around 10:30 p.m. The youths, on probation, were turned over to county authorities and the car was returned to the judge. The incident occurred while Coffin was away on business at Howler.
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C. C. Coffin
Euatody
Collins
Loveland
Port Collina
Andrea
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Kenneth Lee Matson
Mee
Kennedy
Joseph V. Kennedy
United States
London
Alfred FE. Smith
Valmont
Kline
C. S
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Judge Coffin
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University of Chicago
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