Short Session of Assembly Is Requested
A second request seeks a special five day session to address tax relief. Filed by Alamosa County Taxpayers Protective League, the plea asks to end penalties for delinquent taxes and suspend statutes requiring county treasurers to hold tax sales. State officials disagree on postponing tax sales, citing existing law. The association argues a temporary version would cost five cents per capita and aid struggling taxpayers unable to pay.
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Adame
Frany
Alamosa
Taxpouyern Protective Lengus
T le
Ireland and State
Ax Commission
Alamaga Taxpayera Association
Denver murder suspect freed from jail in Kansas
Wichtin Kansas November 2 Fraent Smith held in jail since Saturday as a suspect by officers in Wellington for the Denver murder of Harry Rose. A comparison of fingerprints failed to match Rose, and Smith was released near Wellington last Thursday after being intoxicated and exposed. Nurses noted likeness to the missing Rose. sheriff’s office notified Denver authorities. Descriptions and fingerprints were sent to Wellington by plane to verify identity.
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Kansas
Denver
Wichtin
Kan
Frent Smith
Wellington
Officera Thera
Harry Rose
Irwin CG
Thampson
Grond Junction
Smith
Welsington
Rosa
Saver
Rose
Plana
Graham Dismisses Many Cases Here
Judge Neil F. Graham dismissed numerous district court docket items on Tuesday. The list includes foreclosures, contract breaches, and other civil actions with several entries dismissed on consent. Also noted are two obituaries and funeral services for Leonard Kigstrom and Dr Francia M Fen, with details on ages, residences, and service arrangements.
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District Court
Neil F. Graham
Cauac
Harry Clotfalter
Egoinal Thommen GC
Siniih
Minnie B. Mayne
May Drish
John M. Haullton
Yohn FP
Klug
William Menagh Agetoat Thonald MeéPheraon
Smith Lavelier Company
John W. Doncan
Charles’ A. Miler
Fisher's Peak Royalty Company
Willamt Martinez
Chaves Platte
C. G. Flora
Clifford Cate
Albert Huizingh
William A. Carlson
M. Innette McFherson
T. B.pophernon
Leo F. Patrici
R. LG. Billinns
Amanda J. Fritz
Benton M. Fritz
J. C. Ryan
M. W. Lefferdink
Quel Tile
Costa
Marlo Sohway
Frank Schwab
Bishop Sid Bageork’ Sale Company
H. T. Davis
Replevin
Markets Reflect Mixed Prices Across Livestock and Grains
Market notes show cattle and sheep steadiness with uneven demand across regions. Omaha and Denver reports indicate steady to lower cattle prices and strong feeder bids, while calf and veal values vary. grain closes mix with wheat and corn slipping in Chicago and Kansas City futures. Tomatoes and shipment data appear modest, indicating cautious demand.
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Omaha
Enely Enlea
Navn Elyog
Glendy
Ught
Ollglule
Community Notes From Fort Morgan Area
Nov 1 update lists Mr and Mrs Edward Flint and daughter of Fort Morgan visiting kin. Camp Fire group discussed flag meaning and wood gatherers rank at Nelda Burmin home. Virgene Carson to host next meeting. Danah Carter home from Greeley hospital after appendectomy. Country Coterie hostesses and Halloween party updates. Alfred Petergen family and others hosted by Scheer and Melfor. Linyd Tinker recovering from mumps. Deuce Hi Bridge club hosted by Bryan Fags. B Smith injured basement fall. Louiza Venable back from Creeley with stay in Fort Morgan.
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Ault
Edward Flint
Fort Morgan Wers
Una Mra
Earl Vorts
Dececa
Nelda Burmin
Virgene Carson
Danah Carter
Thuradas Fron Greeley Hospital
Frank Peiteraon
Carl Banden
Flana
Hallowe'en
Harry Naftziger
Mesdames
Bryan Paxe
Carl Senden
Joel Sheffer
Kenneth Quayle
Hesteas
Hallowe’en Supeestions
Mra
Alfred Petergen
Grace
Beulsh Fayze
W.H. Scheer
Fred Melfor
Linyd Tinker
Bryan Fags
Deuce Hi Bridge Club
If. B. Smith
Ile
Louiza Venable
Creeley
Epert
Prt
Son Loses Suit Over Education Costs In Denver Case
A Denver man failed to win a suit against his father seeking reimbursement for college expenses. The district court sustained demurrers, dismissing the claim that the father owed 31,900 for four years at the university after claims of love and other considerations. The younger Smith plans to appeal to the state supreme court.
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Associated Presa
Denver
Hia Sor
Dinteret
B. Smith
New
Willan
Sailih
Jounner Sasith
Colorado Uniy Arally
Frederick R. Hysu
Smith
Offort
Arvedtore
Hind
Delta County
Ryan
Ryud
Hunger Marchers Return Home From Riot
In London on November 2 hunger marchers, organized from Scotland Wales and the Midlands, ended a violent protest by rioters in Parliament Square. Police took control as about 20 ragged men, who had clashed with authorities, boarded a carriage back toward Brighton. Contingents across England prepared to disperse, leaving Parliament’s Mount Street area under guard.
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London
Lauton
W. A
Scotland
Wales
Tha Palleo
Brighton
Parliament
Square
Palica
Adams Tires of Political Speeches In Denver Campaign
Governor Adama indicated he would pause public speeches, arguing a moratorium on campaign remarks. He said voters were ready to vote and planned to stay at his Alamosa ranch until after the election. He refused to issue a statement before leaving town, noting most already understood his views, endorsing the Democratic ticket.
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Denver
Adama
Will Bayehash
Sali Ha
Roosevelt
Colorado
la Casa Grande
Frantlin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Caden Suger
Colintcles Jt
Prankein D. Roosevelt
Deputy Sheriff Slain Bandit Kills Himself in Farmhouse Shootout
A gun battle at a farmhouse north of LaPeer Michigan left Deputy Sheriff Harvey Kedder dead as he approached occupants about a July bank robbery. Undersheriff and two Oakland County suspects were wounded. Benjamin Dillon fatally wounded Kedder after shooting him, and Dillon later admitted participation. Frank Greenan was wounded in the arm and side. three suspects were arrested.
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Tress LaPeer
Mich
Navy
Isheriff
Ateviet
Snather
Harvey Kedder
Oakland County
Benjamin Dilton
Kedder
Frank Greenan
Oakland ‘County
Dillon
Motorship Seized with Liquor Near Woods Hole
An Anssolated Press report from Woods Hole Massachusetts notes the motorship Amacilla with 11 crew and a $200,000 liquor cargo was seized by coast guardsmen near New Bedford. Two power boats with 16 men approached then fled as authorities engaged them.
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Woods Hole
Maes
Amochic
Bridestown
Barvamos
Woote Hole
Chamber Drive for Members Set for November 9
The Chamber of Commerce announces a membership drive on November 9 as Graf Zeppelin’s Hamburg to New York route passes Gibraltar. A 26 member committee led by Charles R. Meyer plans the drive and open event aboard the plane’s homeward leg. Police court fines include 26.60 for assault and battery and 6.50 for insufficient lights. Open Hawes Ride Now plans a fire department hose tendering on November 22 with bids invited.
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Graf Zeppelin
Cess
Hamburg
Germany
Hemburg
Ureeley
Chamber of Commerce
Ile
Bhanth
America
Gibraltar
Runt .Canyaes
Gherles
R. Meyer
Ansault Farry Fry
Gregley
Jay Nash
W.H. Hood
Howe
Greeley
Diddere
Hoover to Speak the West on Way to Vote
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover will leave Washington tonight for a cross country trip to California and the West as he wraps up his campaign. He plans three major speeches and a series of brief addresses to bolster support before the election.
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Hoover
Nathan Robertean
Associated Press
Washington
Power Production to New High in Recovery Period
Power production for the week ending Oct 28 rose to a new high amid the sustained post slump recovery. Output totaled 1,635,028,000 kilowatt hours, up from 1,028,145,000 the prior week, with New England and other regions showing mixed declines versus 1931. Last week’s total was 1,429,028,000 kilowatt hours, lower than the Oct start and the Labor Day week.
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Yorl
Perio
National Electric Light Assoclatiin
Outont
New England
Pacific Coast
Gilcrest School Assembly Delights with Orchestra Program
Junior and senior high students at Gilcrest School held an assembly November 2. The orchestra opened with Zonecalk pieces Class Day and Autumnal Days, followed by Hulionleon dranes by Trane Snodgraus. Zameccik works The Ole South and Evening Breezes were next, as Roy Kern and others performed a ghost song and dance amid the continuing program.
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Llereat
Zonecalk
Dorothy Schnell
Florence Flerce
Danc Delle Smith
Meck Bloch leads school concert at Gilcreast Elementary
The Gilcreat elementary school held a program featuring Mech Bloch and 2nd graders with "Hop Hop Hon" and a dramatization titled The Three Bears. Madge Sullivan read Stay We Made Our Model Farm Fence. Students Lola Crownover Hetty Snyder Edward Baw Manuel Anaya performed a farm scene.
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Zorchestra
Lola Crownover
Hetty Snyder
Edward Baw
Manuel Anaya
Lonriella Stevbena
Daisy
Grigor
Maxine
Kern
Lydia
Weber
Dean ‘Timothy
Edward Oster
Stolen Food At Local Ballowe'en Party Raid
A disturbance at a Greeley high school Young People's Fellowship party at the Trinity Episcopal church Ninth avenue saw thieves take cider doughnuts and party dishes. Police sought the culprits, describing a raid through a door as they fled with the items intended for the attendees.
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Young People's Fellowship Soninty
Greeley High -School
Tonal Hall
Trinity
Episcopal Church
Ninth Avenue
Occidental Lodge 20 special communication November 4 1902
Occidental Lodge No 20 A B and AM announces a special communication at 2:00 PM Monday November 4 1902 to confer Magente General on deceased Brother Charles F P Valentine. Alfred Riley Secretary.
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Occidental Lodge NG
A. al
Occidental 1
Magente
Charles FP. Valentine
Alfred Riley
Sec
Colorado Sugar Beet Industry Must Have Protective Tariff
A speaker asserts Colorado’s beet sugar industry hinges on a protective tariff, calling for protection across agriculture products livestock hides wool coal steel and mined goods. The argument emphasizes safeguarding Colorado’s welfare and avoiding industry collapse, factory closures, and crop shifts without tariff support.
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Colorado
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