Johnson Calls Special Session Amid Reform Push
Colorado Governor Johnson plans a second special session before year end to address the tax, education, and emergency issues. He indicates the Supreme Court ruling prompts immediate action with Attorney General Paul P. Pros leading substitute measures, as pressure grows for a broad tax reform and school funding adjustments in the state.
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Supiyeie Court
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Tex
Suprema Court
Urahenrug
Jotiwon Gald
Harry King
Rollet Ad
Gold Price Climb Marks New Highs Amid Market Rise
Gold rose sharply reaching 32.26 dollars per ounce aided by stronger markets. The week saw gains as London and New York quotes showed increased demand and a higher US price, with investors eyeing future supplies and inflation hedging.
Aldermen Plan Traffic Safety for School Children
Alderman W. Jatenson and Ralph Clehop on behalf of the city council discuss traffic rules to protect school children crossing Eighth Avenue and nearby streets. Pedestrian lanes are being marked, with new signs to guide pupils especially those attending train school. Officials urge drivers to heed the signs when children are present.
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Jatenson
Ralph Clehop
Feathers College
Eighth Avenue
Oventeenth
Charges against Ford Motor Company sent to NRA
Charges against Ford Motor Company employees are sent to the NRA as union officials from the Iran Federation of Labor, representing about 160 workers, seek a hearing. The case requests negotiation with company officials over working hours pay and conditions under NRA provisions.
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Mpmaf Gw Jahier
Iran Federation of Labor
NRA
Ant Ford Motor Company
Afaresaid
Forera Ang
Eai
Poeta Funtico
Strong Man Ritchie to Stage Big Stunt Days in Greeley
A. E. Ritehle promoter plans a three day stunt in Greeley starting around November 16 to promote sales at local shops. The strong man, famed for pulling railway cars and lifting crowds, will headline events with exhibitions across streets and civic clubs. He has a long career dating to early 1900s lightening feats, including jumps from the Brooklyn Bridge and carrying an actress, with ties to theater news and military service in multiple conflicts.
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Goldier
Forlungy
Gro- Molor
Iman
Ritehle Plaza
Ritcho
Tantter
Pawar
Hifekto
Ritchie
Greeley
Rocky Mountains
California
Iron Man
Atreste
Habregan
Aga
Hoe
Pathe News
Pathe
New York
Suzanna
Coney Island
The Way To Love at Sterling Theatre Today
A mistyped classified note offers a two for one incentive to see Maurice Chevalier’s The Way To Love at the Sterling Theatre today and tomorrow, inviting readers to call for tickets.
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Maurice Chevalier
Sterling Theatre
Leasing Auditorium to City Plan Consideration
Graney council building committee was urged by al darmen to study leasing Dulldiig and Municipal auditorium with federal funds under public works act provisions. Sidney G. Frazier noted, with others, that revenue from leasing could pay principal and interest, possibly replacing a bond issue.
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Aldarmen
Dulldiig
Now
M Municipal Auditorium
Public Works Act
Sidney G. Frazier
Graney Architect
Naylog
Haing
Grand Lake
George W. Fraaler
Teachers College
Ana
Glya
Milk Fund Sees Rotary Club Support Grow
The Greeley Milk Fund total rose to 46.83 monthly in cash and pledges aided by Rotary Club efforts. Contributions include 2.87 monthly from the club, plus 1 from Mr and Mrs HO Stutsman and 2 from Kensington club, totaling 4.67 monthly for the day. The campaign aims to boost funds for the Welfare Women’s program serving ill and undernourished children and adults.
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Itotary Club
Greeley Milk Fund
Rotary Club
Mra
I HO Stutsman
Kensington Chib
Wormsn'n
Four Prominent Denverites Injured in Car Crash
Four prominent Denver men suffered severe facial wounds and multiple fractures after a car collision near the Greeley area. Victims include James Ronedlet attorney with a broken jaw and facial injuries. Charles Hawalngion of Gilpin Denver with two facial fractures. Leonard Bicholtz Jr. of Sherman Denver with jaw and facial damage. and James Kuykandall of Roggen Denver with a broken jaw and facial injuries. The driver said the car rear-ended another vehicle and overturned.
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Denver
Flora
Greeley
Janes Kuykandall
Roggen
Work Resumed on Seriven Well by Monday November 6
Officials of the Jiaang Petroleum company said work will resume next month on the George Seriven well at Buckingham. The well is currently cemented and preparations involve grouting and bagging to bail out the oil pattern.
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George Seriven
Buckingham
Jiaang Petroleum Company
Ia Bagun
Beer License Granted on Conditional Basis
U. G Cobry of Chayonns won a conditional beer license from the city council Tuesday night pending acceptable credentials of good character before the council. Cobry said he planned to sell beer at Guy's Camp on Ninth Street and Twenty Third Avenue. Recommendations to be furnished Wednesday. Alderman Rinhop opposed.
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Chayonns
Cobry
Cradentinia
Guy's Camp
Ninth Strest
Twenty-third Avenue
Ito
Chicago
Rinhop
North 11th Ave Business Men Must Enforce Rules
North 11th Avenue merchants will push to enforce parking rules this week to curb a hazard. The city plans drastic action and a targeted effort to prevent parking on the property, with councilman urging a strong municipal response. A proposal for a special business use district to allow enforcement was suggested.
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North 11Th Ave
Eloventh Avenue
Amerchasts
Elas
Prisoners admit theft at Firestone burglary case
Two convicts Ed Johnson age 28 and Dick Green age 20 confessed Tuesday to a string of burglaries tied to the Firestone store. The pair, recently arrived at Canon City, described thefts across multiple towns and led officers to recovered tires and gear linked to the Grace Joy Firestone robbery.
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Ainton
Gresley
Vontearo
State Penitentiary
Ed Johnson
Dick Green
Canon City
Tueaday
Dwigit Cline
Wald County
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Greta
Aldmona
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Thuy
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Chase
Incerta
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Olina
Jonson
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N.ml
Alamosa
George Carrol
Plan
Sterting
Chayenne
Chayenna
le Greeley
Alino
Johnson-ot
Alamodes
Greeley
Cheyenna
Incoherent Alderman Blabop Quote Sparks Tax Data Doubts
Alderman Ralph Blabop cites fragmented records from Aquor cages data showing monthly figures of 12 in July 1 in August 9 in September and 25 in October up to Saturday night. He questions the basis of the flagged figures and temperate governance claims.
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Ralph Blabop
Aquor
Stolen Cheyenne Car Recovered by Sheriff Office
Acting on a telephone tip from the Chasenne sheriff's office Chief of Police Roberts sped to Greelay end of Greelay and spotted a stolen Ford coupe at six oclock. He arrested two occupants Joseph D. Droski 23 and Will P. Martin 26 both of Chayetine. They were taken to the city jail to await further officers who left Cheyenne for Teeter upon learning the car had been recovered.
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Polles
Roberts
Ce Aoguth
Greelay
Acton
Roberto Overtagk
Anil
Joseph D.droski
Will P. Martin
Noth
Chayetine
Wyer
Fox
Cheyenne
Teeter
Horn
Windsor considers water system values and rate relief
Gelder cites the Windsor water system valued at about 1.78 million with 396 thousand in reconstruction costs. Rankin audits show errors in transmission cost figures, prompting council discussion on privatization and rate reductions up to 29 percent, with a proposed 19 percent cut available. The council plans a special session at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday to review privatization options and overall rate relief.
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Oredlay
K. Rakin
Prbile
Camputasion
Windsor
Toy
Tueasay
RY We Getter
Grosley
Getter
Rankin
Etor
Privatn
Briggs
Colorado and New Mexico Reach Truck Crossing Pact
Interstate agreement announces that Colorado and New Mexico will allow trucks to cross without additional NM permits if they carry New Mexico products back home. The rule mirrors NM trucks entering Colorado and applies to those with empty loads or products for sale, easing cross border traffic.
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New Mexico
Yoo
Juan
Vigil
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Colorado
Wage Raise Affects 750 Weld County Workers At Great Western
About 750 Great Western factory workers in Weld County will gain a wage increase of 3 24 percent per hour. The change, effective November 2, will raise about 34 600 employees payroll by roughly 6000 dollars per period. Approximately 700 workers will receive 30 cents per hour and as many as 50 will reach the 27 44 cent minimum for sweeps and common labor.
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Great Western
Wald County
Duanya
Sweenera
Schools and College Close Two Days for Teachers Convention
Greelsy public schools and Teachers college will close Thursday and Friday of this week for the teachers convention. The Administration building and several offices stay open. Belander Gate Local wins Weekway No. 2 paving bid with $2,500. Bids opened Tuesday at the state house in Dengor.
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Teachers College
Meurer
Belander Gate
Greeley
Weld County
Grohn'n College
Tunsdey
State House
Dengor
Cuba May Adopt Parliamentary System Amid Looming Crisis
Cuban politics move toward a parliamentary framework as pressure mounts from University of Havana students and Cuban labor. Officials debate retaining Grau San Martin with a coalition or ousting him for a provisional government led by Colonel Mendieta, amid a looming dawn showdown and an ultimatum set for November 4.
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Gran San Martin
Uhter
University of Favana
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Colla
Grau San Martin
Grau San Bar
Carlow Mendieta
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Au Dent
Ura San Martin
Great San Martn Hut
Wolf
Damage From Pranks On The Hill Reported
Report details property damage from late night pranks by a group described as Heathens and Heakows en. police cars crushed and windows broken at 105 eighteenth street. fences, ash pits, and outbuildings damaged. Grove Park benches moved, streets obstructed, and a group of girls linked to a durango payment incident.
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Raparte
Eigith Aver
Kiada
Plocodie
Ningleonth Street
Tonth Avenue
Poucth Avenue
Slau Grove Park
Mem Bank
Roosevelt and gold policy sparks Orthodox criticism
In Washington and among orthodox ecologists, tensions rise over the president’s plans for the international gold market. Critics argue domestic gold policy failed, European machinery could counter moves, and Roosevelt may shift strategy after new opportunities.
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Oc. S
Orthodox Ecoloniists
Revanvalel
Europe
Court Denies Rehearing on Relief Levy
Court denies petitions for re hearing of UML tax cases. UK motor vehicle tax invalidated as unequal and unconstitutional. Chief Justice Adams outlines county purpose and legality of levies, stressing that property categories and duties must align with constitutional limits.
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Denger
Supcemic
Altor- Hoy
Paul Proven
Supreme Court
Johan
TN Adama
Tuadea Uaelatt
Burke
More Argument on Self Service Pump
City council members spar over self service pump duties at Toll Lighthouse with Mrs Randleman witness and Aldermen uncertain on attendant requirements. Mayor Briggs and City Attorney Smith urge a vigilant approach and delay decision for a further week as investigation continues into who may supervise the pump and protect against fire risks.
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Brg. al
Roy Briggs
Robert G. Smith
Old-Age Allotments Delayed to November 10
Judge Robert G. Stev e delays allotments for old age pensions until November 10 at the county's request. The judge cites heavy tax payments and the county treasurer needing extra staff to manage the pension warrants.
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Otf Aga
Menta
Tb Wan
Robert G. Steveg
Crie Ty
Three Weld county men to face burglary and larceny trial
Three southwestern Weld county men Marion Dix John Dixon and their cousin BAY Muse will stand trial for burglary and larceny after a Sunday farm break in near Platteville. They allegedly stole 26 chickens a large amount of fruit and 90 gallons of gasoline plus tools from the W Norian farm yard and a county truck. Gasoline and tools were recovered and Dixon and Muse are jailed following arrests by deputies Mae Moan J D Hammond and Mumiell.
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Ahevilia
Marion Dix
John Dixon
Thair
BAY Muse
Noria
Mumiell
Fort Lupton
Graolos Wey. Se
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