Long Session Makes Fewer Enactments
Associated Press reports Denver May 13 legislative action slowed as the longest session in state history passed 204 bills. Governor Johnson has signed most measures. 124 signed, five vetoed, and many remain unsigned. House 122 bills passed, 76 signed, 52% unsigned or vetoed. Senate 73 bills passed, 48 signed, many pending.
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Associated Press
Denver
Unio
Anna Amen
Init
Twenty-Ninth General Assembly
Billy
Johnson
House of Representatives
Cheyenne Plans Major Entry Into Beer Business
Cheyenne aims to expand into beer with 15 retail applicants and one wholesale license filed with the city council. Licenses carry higher fees than Colorado, with hotels and restaurants set at 260 dollars, groceries at 250 dollars each, and wholesale outlets at 200 dollars, reflecting revenue projections and regulatory differences.
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Cheyenne
Jn We Big Way
Pondo
Wyoming
Colorado Assembly
Gm Hi
Nann Fall Grain Land Reseeded To Spring Crop
The Nunn district shifts from fall wheat to spring crops after a near total loss of the fall crop. Only 500 acres of wheat are good, with Sidwell and Christensen the only fields showing some vigor. An estimated 6,000 to 7,000 acres will be spring wheat, and a large bean crop is planned. Winter wheat yields are generally higher across the county.
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Nann
Nunn
Nunn Nowe
O. A. Sidwell
Will Chriatenaon
Model Mills
Marvin Scott Funeral Will Be Meld Sunday
Marvin Scott 43 died Friday of heart trouble. Funeral at 2:20 p.m. Sunday at Macy's Congregational Church of Exton with Rev. George Tripy officiating. He lived in Gradley four years and worked at McMarr's in Eaton, survived by his widow and three daughters, Rebecca Helen and Janet Heyno. He moved from Kentucky and was connected with Costar Food Store. LO.0,Flotce member Wat?
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Marvin Hott
Macy's
George Tripy
Congregational Church of
Exton
Scott Hedved
Gradley
McMarr’a
Eaton
Tle Gresley
Tew
Rio
Mr. Scote
Colorado
Kedbtucky
Slater
Denver Potatoes and Western Market Report Update
Denver and Kansas City market notes show mixed price shifts across livestock and produce. Beef, cattle, and lambs trend higher on midweight and feeder classes while fat cattle hold firm. potatoes and groceries move with regional demand, and shipments to Colorado and New Mexico affect local pricing.
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Denver
Yealars
Atockera
Toders Steadz
Ellalblo
Ohvine Hort
Kansar
Tule
Wandan Ust
Jeanine Herane
Cowa
Malis de Fant
Vestere
Strana
Onivea
New Mexico
Fer
California
Ehurn
Poison cocktail kills two women and a man near Colorado Springs
Federal agents raid a ranch 18 miles south of Lake George in Park County following a deadly apricot mash party. Herbert F., 82, and Edgington are in custody. Alta and Dale Barker, and others are under arrest. Ray Waugh, hospitalized, reportedly drank several times the deadly potion and survived. coroner Dr Coghlan notes chemical changes in the mixture and a possible theft of the flavoring agent.
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Colorado Springs
Mey
Hielp Moes
Federel Agonte
BA & Ranch
Lake Oeotga
Lo “Park
Fagington
Herbert
Edgington
Alert
Dale Barker
Lc Chante
Ray Weugh
J. C. King
City Chemiet
J. T. Coghlan
el Pasd
Wis Geath
Waugh
Coghlan
Officiels
Coffin Decides for Farmers in Riverside and Bijou Dispute
Judge Claude Coffin sustained the Farmers Irrigation Company in two complaints against Riverside and Bijou districts, dismissing the cases. The ruling upheld water-right decrees for Garr Creek, Empire and Riverside reservoirs, and bars further action by Riverside and Bijou on some claims. The decision centers on legal capacity of lakes and measured water at outlets, with farmers allowed to take water per decrees while opposing districts appeal to the state supreme court.
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Coffin
Farmera Reservoir & Irrigation Company
Suga
Tverside
Biel Irrige- Hon
General Demiurcora
Farmers Company
Riverwids
Bijou
Iivor
State Supreme Court
Hiverslip
Einvirs
Toth
South Platte
Walt County
Irrigaia
Weld
Washington
Logan Countie
Heservoirs
Fost Nery
Barmera Reservair & Terrigation Company
Milton Joke
Farmura Company
Iraw iIrrigation District
Riversidy Regervoir
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Ageraes
Farnese Corrier
Hinderlider
Hig Depuy
Empire
Riveralde
Altho
Bilton Lake
Barr Lake
Sindersider
Riverside
Jeken
Milton
Haye
Dijon and Riverside Company
Te Niveralde
Natal
Ingo
John Ackholt Argund
Paul Lee
Sanity Law in High Court Test for English Case
Denver May 14 The case of Alex English centers on whether the Colorado sanity test statute violates constitutional rights by forcing a period of observation before testing sanity. Attorneys seek Supreme Court review after a district court reversal and pending fourth district trial.
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Atate Supreme Court
Alex English
District l Court
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Neh Court
Supreme Bench
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Triat
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Denver Street
Funeral service for Mrs Ellen A Smckeon
Funeral service for Mrs Ellen A Smckeon will be held in Macy drawing room at 3 p.m. Sunday. Burial follows at Linn Grove cemetery.
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Ellen A. Smckeon
Macy
Linn Grove
Coffin Speaks at Greeley Exchange on Hobby Club
District Judge Claude Coffin, speaker at the Grooley Exchange, urged hobbyists to collect relics from Indiana and prot era as a way to relieve monotony. He cited a large Weld County Indian showhead collection and noted local collectors and legal figure Townsend among attendees. A Keenesburg carload of camelpine irrigation pumps was also described amid regional improvements and ranch equipment mentions.
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Tim
Armentrout
ROY College
Fame ‘Union of Students Clubs
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Otto
Colorado State
Ietter
Claude C. Coiy
Grooley Exchange
Coffin
Ullos
Greeley Thare
Largs
Townsend
Greeley
College Upheld in Ousting of Myshne
A college hearing upheld the expulsion of a student named Myshne amid claims of union activity at a college in New York state. The record details suspensions, mandamus attempts, and forged letters allegedly connected to an underground student union with ties to a New York headquarters.
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Ilnd
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Dumeatic Refutiance Court
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Tila
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Wagstown
Collesa Mirror
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