Tax Scramble in Assembly Is Foreseen
Incomplete election returns show income tax amendments leading by 7 72 votes with 45 precincts reported statewide. Officials expect a major fight between those backing the income tax to fund pensions and welfare and those seeking new revenue through property levies.
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tAdicotawil Prise
Denver
State Welfare Department
30Th Assembly
Wd. C. Johnson
Colorado
Ferma
Micaday
Asaume
Denverite Killed on Boulder Road in Snowy Crash
Denverite James Teather, a Denver man, was killed when a car driven by Merrill Mahone of Denver struck him while he stood on the running board wiping ice from the windshield. The accident occurred four miles south of the city amid dense fog and ice on a Boulder road.
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Boulder
Jamas Teather
Danyer
Merrill Mahone
Denver
Hero
Mahone
Afabtone
0.U
Reichert
Gunmen raid Chicago road house. patrons wounded
In Chicago a Pow Wow road house raid left three men and two women wounded and a female patron slain. Four gunmen driven by two women robbed patrons while a fourth fired a shotgun at the orchestra. A gunman connected to Patay Divhlara was found shot in a car outside a hospital.
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Chicaga
Higeman
Wilfred Woodmaster
Uniforin Wae
Fire Safety Advice From George W Gale
George W Gale warns against using water on gasoline fires saying it drives the blaze ahead. He urges dust or flour as quick extinguishers and stresses having shovels and a trailer with dirt ready in every department. If a person catches fire, roll them on the ground and Apply dirt immediately to smother.
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George W. Gale
Tira
Mit Jose
Bound Over for Drunken Driving in Cheyenne Crash
In Cheyenne Wyoming Terry 21 was bound over to district court on drunken driving charges after a crash October 25 injuring 15 year old Rachel Amen who lost a leg and received amputation. Amen remained in Memorial hospital. Terry pleaded innocent and was held on $1,500 bond.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Terry
Waa
Digtr
Rachel Amen
Automobile Accidant Néya
Ini Mermorial Hospital
Justice Court
Rev Bell To Review Life of William Hearst
Rev James E Bell, pastor of the First Baptist church, will discuss Imperial Hearst by Lundberg at the Men's Book Hour on Sunday afternoon. The event highlights reviews of major biographical works with focus on Hearst and other contemporary figures.
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Lundberg
William Randolph
James E. Bell
First Baptist Church
Horr
Park Church
Hearst
John W. Read Jr
Lcba
Burton
J! Herdrick
James W. McCain
Coldendo State College
Fort Golling
Greeley
Margaret Mitchell
University Students Visit Greeley for B Y P U Events
University students from the B Y P U arrive in Greeley to present part of the Greeley chapter program at the First Baptist church Sunday evening and again at the evening water baptism service at 7 30. They promote the state B Y P U convention in Boulder on November 27 and 28. A tea will be served at the church from 6 to 8 30. All local members are urged to attend.
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Boblder B.Y.P U
Greeley
Firat
Grand Lake Diversion Project Speech Draws Crowd
Charles Hansen, editor of the Stedley Tribune, spoke on the Grand Lake Diversion Project to about 30 residents braving slick streets. He presented the government model of the district, making the plan clearer for locals, including a valley resident whose property may be affected by the reservoir.
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Grand Lake
Baptist Minister Leads Wheelbarrow Ride in Briggsdale
In Briggsdale on November 7 a long standing election debt was repaid when W. N. Thompson editor of the Briggsdale Banner was wheeled from the First Baptist Church to the depot by Rev. W. Hooper, a Republican supporter. About 200 locals gathered despite ice and snow to witness the event. A comic donkey and trucks accompanied the procession, though wet weather shortened planned festivities.
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Briggsdale
W. N
Tallapin Tommy" Thompson
Firat Baptist Chrch
Brigasdale
Hooper
Churat
Briggadalte
Main Street
Many Minor Accidents on Slick Roads Near Nunn
North of Nunn on slick Saturday roads, four people escaped serious harm in two crashes. A Pontiac sedan driven by Sjoholm skidded north of Nunn, rolled twice, injuring LH Brohelin and Mise Beulah Skinmer who received emergency treatment at Greasley Hospital. Cars collided near Platteville and Fifth Street, with minor injuries and substantial bumper damage. A separate crash involved George Jy. Hoot and I. S. White, both reporting minor damage and no injuries. Also Miss Jacquelyn Kendal and Isabel Grayise suffered minor bruising in a Creeley- Platteville skid. Minor accidents and police reports noted across several sites due to icy pavement.
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Clearmont
Wya
Mise Beulah Skinmer
Lang Town
Gresley
Sjoholm
Nunn
G. U-Utech
Doulder
Pontiac
George Jy
Omaha
Nobr
Milien
Rockport
Colliafart
I. S. White
Kerney
White
Jnround
B. Dyde
Sixth Street
Ed ‘Hart
Blaventh Avenue
Grezley
Fifth Street
Ténth Avénne
Hal
Avans Tagalle
Alther
Jacquelyns Kendel
A. I. Kendel
Graslay
Bria
Wi G. Stevens
Greeley
Garden City
Stockport
Burkey White
Xeresy
Polkca
Wheat Checks Arrive Here Final Wheat Payments Noted
An advertisement notes 447 wheat checks totaling about 150000 have arrived at the county agent's office for the final 1998 AAA wheat payment. Farmers will be notified when to report for their checks, with estimates indicating roughly half the final payment is received, about 20 cents per bushel. A separate item mentions the Interstate Commerce Commission asking for a general investigation of freight rates on bituminous coal.
Bay Area shipyard walkout prompts widespread strike action
Shipyard workers in the Bay Area vote to strike as part of a coast to coast walkout affecting about 37 000 Pacific coast laborers. In San Francisco the action spreads with an estimated 6 000 workers in the Nettlersonshiy building plane area impacted. National seamen join an intensified walkout threatening disruption to inter American peace conference delegates in Buenos Aires. Police report a fatality linked to maritime strike tensions and a separate Oakland warehouse protest erupts with two men assaulted during a strike by the International Longshoremen’s Association.
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Actlys
Atrite
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
A. T. Wynn
Bay District Metal Trades Council
Nettlehonshiy
Emleverg
Exeedalye
Gounntree
Atlante
Hallimore
Hilton
William Bonillas
Starking
Carleton College Football Tour Arrives in Greeley
Carleton College football team arrived in Greeley Saturday morning for an afternoon game with Greeley State at Jackson Field. Coach George Gibbson named Gordon Clark or George Foster to start at backfield while Matteson is sidelined by an injury. The visiting squad of 34 players includes Sydney Largan, Robert Matteson, Bert Philipsborn, and many others. The program also lists a letterman's dance and trot dinner with Greeley State athletic officials. Carleton holds a five win one loss record this season after a 14-0 loss to Loyd Iowa earlier in the year.
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Greeley State
Jackson Wield
Corig
Danver
Trobart Matteson
Greeley
Sydney
Laynon
Keg
Careton
George Gibeon
George Gibb Inon
Olle Olgon
Marshall Bicholi
Carldon Party
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Win 1Ond
Miny
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St Pa Iter
Bert Philipsborn
Glenaog
Rusdell van Hoot
Minneapolis
Quentin Volgut
Tyndall
Drr Arthur Winter
Kansas
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Minnea
Elmo Cromer Undergoes Four Ankle Operations
Greeley State Berra quarterback Elmo Cromer underwent four ankle operations at Greeley Hospital Thursday to repair pulled tendons in his right ankle. He will be in a cast for about a week to ten days.
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Elmo Cromer
Greeley State
Berra
Greeley Girl Named Silver Queen Attendant on Zephyr
Elizabeth Jane Foster of 1027 Twentieth Street wins one of four princely spots in the Denver Post Silver Queen contest. She, a College High senior, will ride the Burlington Denver Zephyr to Chicago with four attendants for four days of events.
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Frank C., Foster
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Burlington
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Frank C. Poater
Denver Post
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the Post
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Chicago
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Burlington Railroad
Sons of Gurington Line
Garioua
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Colorado
Lalgalde
C Anderson Eyesight Restored After Tank Explosion Injuries
Carl Anderson, a Greatley fireman burned in a tank explosion early Friday, showed recovery at Greeley hospital. Bandages removed, he opened his eye and could see, with physicians optimistic about future sight. News of Roy Nusbaum’s death kept from him until he is out of danger. Anderson questions visitors about Nusbaum.
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Greatey
Seriauely
Greeley Hospital
Anderson
Myeman Roy Nusbaum Ja
Ander+ Yon
Andervgon
Nusbaun
Woman Hurt After Fall On Ninth Avenue Sidewalk
Edne M. McCowan secretary at the county agent's office was confined to her home at 2026 Ninth Avenue Saturday after severe bruises from a fall on the Ninth Avenue sidewalk near Thirteenth Street Friday night.
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Gtftive
Ninth Avenue
Thirteenth. Street
Rebels Enter Madrid While Cabinet Flees
British dispatches from London report insurgents advancing on Madrid from the south with heavy fighting near the model prison as the Spanish cabinet flees by motor to Valencia. Diplomatic sources in Madrid and Washington discuss possible surrender terms and a council of defense taking over as Valencia hosts the government.
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Cabinet
Fronspros
London
A.D. Ortiville- Forbes
Joe Madrid
Casa Dél Campos Dia Fylet
Aktrta
Sebastian Pozas
Valencia
Manuel Avialms Jican
Barcelona
Floren
Council of Defense
Eutrantee
Noy
Yracist
President urges community chests to aid welfare needs
The president called for increased support to community chests to share prosperity and meet human needs alongside government relief efforts. Gerard Swope praised mobilization for human needs and announced funding for spiritual and character building programs. a Midwest rally followed.
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Clevenland
Gerard Swope
Rognevelt Meney
Swope
Astwork
Midwest
National Citizens Committee
Hon
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