Florida Firms Challenge Black Appointment to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to reconsider a ruling on Justice Hugo L. Black's eligibility amid Florida oil firm petitions. The article notes motions by Robert Gray Taylor and requests to file briefs about oath validity and Black's seated impartiality, with references to prior rulings on antitrust and labor disputes and a separate moot challenge by the American Federation of Full Fashioned Hosiery Workers.
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Washington
Supremaa Court
Hugo L. Black
Robert Gray Taylor
Mauls
Tite
Taylor
Phiadelphia Court Plan Committee
Black
Supreme Court of
Sieh
Duck
Te Governmant
Florida
Securities Commission
Bhtck
Te Neiition
Coud
Senate Lobby Committee
Juste Willis Vanlevanier
Saints
Supreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Asulugion
Supreme Rourt
American Federation
Apex Mastery Company
Philadelphia
Hind
Inber Sinior
Julins
Third Circnit Court of Appeals
Wier Ordered Back to Prison in Parole Dispute
Wier, known as Hat Wier, was ordered returned to the Colorado State Prison as a parole violator to serve at least two years of a sentence from a 1935 Fort Collins case. The delay involved technicalities and a possible governor’s pardon, with Sheriff Anderson insisting on proper release authority before custody transfer.
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George Harrison
Hat Wier
Wis
Colorado
Fort Colling
Tay
Beat
Atate
Wier
Hare
Justice Court
Ben Woodring
L. McKeughan
Greeley
Teller Ammons
Gus G. Anderson
Pon
Vier Vom
Lim
William TR Bach
Will Hall Thompson
Anderson Wier
Tracy ©. Cameron
Anderson
Caplin Woodring
Best
Butler
Wioy
Vey Cameron
Noah
Ralph E. Noah
Beloit
Kan
Cliareé
Frederic W. Clark
Colorado Supreme Court
Roy Best
Fort Collings
Lencil Roberts
Taille
Beal
Black Joins Colleagues in Vote Against Jig Saw Tax
Justice Huda L. Black joined eight colleagues in a Supreme Court ruling that jig saw puzzles are not a game and therefore the government cannot levy a game tax. The decision came in a case decided today with Black voting against the government.
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Black
Washington
Huda L. Black
Supreme Court
Mayor La Guardia Deploys 125 Detectives to Guard Proportional Election
New York Mayor La Guardia used police power to curb fraud in the proportional representation election. He ordered 125 detectives into armories across five counties to monitor tabulators handling about two million long ballots cast for a new city council. Acting District Attorney Sylvester Ryan said he found more fraud in Bronx County and would seek speedy indictment. The mayor criticized delays in court action while tabulation continued at a cost around twenty thousand dollars daily.
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Asmnatatel
LaGiardia
Gosh the Elfy
All Are Invited To Join Peace Parade Thursday
Citizens and organizations are invited to join a peace parade on Armistice Day morning in Greeley. Many local groups will participate. call the police to arrange entry and group details. Parade assembles at Meeker Junior High, streams north on Fourteenth Street, expected to start at 9 36 with tickets for best demonstration.
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Meeker Junior High
Fourteent Street
Wighth Avenne
Wueatre
Three Are Jailed For Skipping Gasoline and Oil
Three young men from Mays Kansas were jailed by courtesy patrol and police about 82 miles Monday after taking gas and oil from Mike Rickett station on Tanth street and Tenth avenue and attempting to drive away. The car carried eight and a half gallons of gas and five quarts of oil. Patrolman Bil Reid, driving past the station, pursued the vehicle to near Garlen City and turned the suspects over to police. Those jailed were Albert Zimmerman 20 Ralph L Staab 20 and Andrew Keiser 26 all of Mays Mack McLaughlin night attendant who aided the pursuit was later questioned.
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Mays
Kans
Mike
Gsrlen City
Albert Zimmerman
Ralph L. Staab
Andrew Keiser
Mack
McLaughlin
Keil
Inc. Cor
Cotton Forecast Is Still Higher
Washington reports an official forecast for America's cotton crop at 18,243,000 bales, up 679,040 from prior estimates. The new total would exceed last season's output by 4,844,000 bales and top the August forecast by 2,660,000 bales, with potential gains over the 1926 crop of 17,973,000 bales.
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Washington
America
Greeley Youth Wounds Self in Rifle Accident
Fitman Noo a one year old boy of 1816 Ninth avenue accidentally shot himself in the right shoulder with a .22 rifle while leaning against the weapon. He was taken to Greeley hospital for treatment as bullet lodged against the arm bone.
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Fitman Noo
Ninth Avenue
Greeley Hospital
William Hood
Hiahone
Government to pay potato subsidy nationwide
The department of agriculture announced from Washington that the government will pay a subsidy of 1 1/2 cents per pound on Dashel No 2 grade or better potatoes. The subsidy diverts production to livestock feed, totaling 25 cents per hundred pounds. About $1,500,000 is allotted for these payments.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Associated Preas Allited
Lear Must Face Trial on Mike Charges Nov 30
Two Denver judges denied motion to separate Lear and three other men in microphone surveillance case. Lear will face trial November 30 alongside J. H. Ellis Walden B. Sweet and Jack H. Gilmore, indicted for conspiracy and maintaining a public nuisance. State to file formal charges by noon tomorrow.
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Lear
Mike
Presa
Denver
Walter Lear
Coller Ammon
Henry A. Hicks
Benry
Lindsley
Dear
Ed. C.johnson
Juhnson
J. H. Ellis
Walden B. Sweet
Jack HL. Gilmore
Anthony F Aarlongo
A1l
Anh
Phipps Loses Tax Case Over Gift Bonds to Family
Lawrence C. Phipps of Denver former U.S. Senator from Colorado lost in Washington to avoid paying 1108 in federal gift taxes on 160000 in liberty bonds given to family members in 1083. The Supreme Court refused to review a tenth circuit ruling.
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Waslinngton
Lawrence C. Philps
Denver
United States
Colorado
Supreme Court
High Court
Phipps
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Greeley Woman Injured in City Auto Collision
Mrs. C. F. Fones of 533 Fourteenth Syantic sustained head cuts and shock in a city auto collision at 8 57 pm near Tenth avenue and Eleventh street. Her husband O Jones and driver Robert Tiller of Feather Sales were ordered into police court.
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C. F. Tones
Fourteenth
Syantic
Greeley Hospital
Fones
Tenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
O. ¥. Jones
Robert Tiller
Led Feather Sales
GCC
Eairies
181 Are Killed in Motor Car Accidents Weekend
Weekend toll of highway disasters reports 181 deaths across the United States including a family of six from a Adairville Georgia crossing crash and a Rhinebeck New Mexico head-on collision. Twelve other youths ages 10 to 19 perished in a car train collision near Knox City Missouri. Optometric meeting details note a Colorado district gathering Wednesday November 10 at 7 30 in Dr Ziel's offices with Dr Ziek in charge.
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America
New Yorke
Adairville
Rhinebeck
Knox City
Optometrists
Colorado Optometric Extension Program
H. A. Ziel
Ziek
Chrega
Potato Acreage To Remain High In Coming Year
Washington reports prospects for similar potato acreage and bumper crop next season. Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes this year's 299 million bushels due to large yields and expects an average yield of about 365 million bushels next year. Economists caution income may rise slightly for growers versus 1937, offset by other recent years.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Otter
Hat Wier jailed for 50 days on disturbance charge
Hat Wier, once freed on a murder charge, was found guilty of disturbing the county jail on Oct. 28. A 50 day sentence was imposed and an appeal was filed. The trial lasted about ninety minutes with Evelyn Wonder testifying for the state about Wier entering jail offices and causing an argument.
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Tuguca Bon H. Ftor- Ave
Evelyn Wonder
Wier
Miss Wonder
Class B Schools Plan Drama Contests in Weld County
Class B high schools in Weld County will hold drama contests on November 13 in Greeley with humorous entries from Hudson Milliken Pierce and New Raynor and a dramatic lineup including Guereat Carr and another Northents Weld participant. Class A event at Kepner Hill was postponed due to stage equipment issues with Johnstown and Aust entering casts. Junior and senior football games are set for Saturday afternoon. further site details remain pending. Also a 1936 Ford was recovered in Denver after being stolen from Roy Bennett of Haton Route two youths in custody.
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Weld Couny
Greeley
Watrlea
Hudson
Milliken
Plercs
New Ryamor
Guereat
Carr
Northents Weld
Kepner Hill
Bint
Boutle
Johnstown
Aust
Gentora
Ford
Danyer
Roy Bennett
Haton
Cheyenne
Tecoveroi
Datyor
Enga
Shorit
Thomas Rayburn Dies in Tucson at 85
Associated Press report from Tucson Arizona details the death of Thomas Rayburn aged 85 a period farmer from Greeley Med. He died in Tucson last night and his body is being sent to Greeley. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday at 2 30 from Maeva a rawing poo with fetterment ot Tula Love.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Thomas Rayburn
Perivod
Greeley
Maeva
Germany Seeks Chinese Entry to Anti Soviet Pact
Berlin reports Germany plans to recruit China into the anti comintern front. Ribbentrop, back from Rome after negotiating the pact that unites Italy Germany and Japan, will urge China and other nations to join. Hungary Portugal and Spain seen as likely followers. Australia and Poland viewed as promising prospects.
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Berlin
Germany
China
Dorchlin von Ribbentrop
London
Rome
Anticomintern
Pact Wich
Italy
Japan
von Ribbentrop
Hungary
Portugal
Spain
Australia
Poland
Hoover Warns Against Poison Of Propaganda
Hoover warns against the poison of propaganda urging more free speech to counter intellectual dishonesty. He spoke at Colby College on Elijah Parish Lovejoy’s death centennial and praised the free press as a right and defense, noting editors must discriminate between propaganda and truth amid radio expansion and media challenges.
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Aranainted
Myer
Waterville
Noy
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Colly College
Elijah
Parish Lovejoy
Alton
Féover
Roosevelt
Tp Press
Uth
Amlso
Windsors Plan February U S Visit Says Friends
A Paris source says the duke and duchess of Windsor have tentatively set February for their postponed United States trip. They expect to stay in Paris until Armistice Day, hoping critics have subsided by then and the tour can proceed.
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Real
Paris
State to cut travel mileage for subdivisions to five cents
Secretary of State George E. Saunders announced the state department will reduce travel mileage for subdivisions to five cents per mile, effective November 16. He said he would recommend to the executive council that direct action be taken to implement the cut across all departments.
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Denver
Department At State
George E. Saunders
Saunders
Executive Council
Hereford Woman Injured in Head-On Collision
Mrs. Bexsie Kopsa, 63, of Hereford, injured Saturday night in a head-on crash between Grover and Hereford. Car driven by her husband E. M. Konsa, 65, collided with Mark Brown, 30, of Grover, Arkansas. Kopsa treated and released. Damages: Brown car $200, Kopsa car $800. Salvadore Esquivel, 42, of Gil was sentenced to 60 days in county jail for disturbance, waived by sheriff.
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Bexsie Kopsa
Herefort
Grover Hospital
E. M. Konsa
Grover
Hereford
Mark Brown
Aopsa
Salvadore Esquivel
Gili
Sheriff's Office
Spud Cooperative Sues Channell Over Alleged Cabbage Payment
The Spud Cooperative sues G O Glannell in district court seeking 952 598 for cabbage delivered October 6 1937 The Channel man was arrested in Tonvor the next day charged by Ben Cook of the State Department of Markets with dealing produce without a license A county fair hearing is pending on the charge The suit accuses Channel of issuing short checks for cabbage coin and payment was not received
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Salearne Painte Groinore Coogara
G. O. Glannell
Channel
Tonvor
Ben Cook
Dfraator of
Channell
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Greeley Boy
J. R. Gibson
B. G. English
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