Protest Delays Action On First Petition In Court
In Washington on October 4 the Supreme Court delayed action on a petition filed by Alverc Levitt challenging Justice Black. The court will likely rule Monday on whether Levitt may sit on the high tribunal while attempting to gain permission to file the petition. The session included a tense exchange with Chief Justice Hughes and featured Mrs. Black and other relatives in attendance.
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Associata Tastics
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Gald
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le Senate
Danevar
Blacks
Patrick Henry Kelly
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Kien
Kelly
Papare
Cheelerl
Justice Black
Black
Justice Robarta
Roosevelt hints at special session for crop control
President Roosevelt urged action on federal surplus crop control, hinting at a special congressional session. He criticized the Supreme Court for striking down the AAA and defended the farm program as essential to national economics, citing plans to manage surpluses and support farmers nationwide. He spoke at Grand Forks about delaying measures until winter and noted the need to implement new law swiftly after passage.
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Congress
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Fort Peck Dam
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Grand Forks
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Supreme Court
Two Denver Officers Stripped of Badges and Guns
Denver police report Captain Harry Wood stating two radio car policemen Frank Stong and J C Toluson were deprived of badges after marked money allegedly found with them. The money was claimed planted on an undercover agent posing as intoxicated. William E Gunther ordered suspensions. Stong served eight years on force. Aleide Tersoneau of Eaton began a 10 day jail term stemming from a separate disturbance charge.
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Denver
Polico
Harry Wood
Frank Stong
J. C. Toluson
Wood
William E. Gunther
Johnson
Forces
Stone
Gambling Machines Confiscated in Kene sburg Establishments
Sheriff’s posse seized seven more gambling machines from two Kene sburg establishments on Saturday. At Kay’s stall and Slubert’s cafe, lawmen confiscated devices amid a crackdown. Dr W. D. Armentrout, education official, to speak in Wyoming on propaganda and schools and on character education limits.
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Anderson
Kéenesburg
Threswerd
Tuken
Kay
Aul
Slubert
Cata
Wheat futures ease as US demand cools markets
Chicago grain prices slipped in late dealings led by wheat futures with Dec at 10. Chicago and Kansas City markets reported reduced stocks and a sharp drop in world supply expectations. Declines were noted across corn and oats with mixed gains for soy amid cautious export demand.
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Jack
United States
Gorn
Qata
Deas
Two Cars Damaged in Collision East of Eaton
Two cars were badly damaged Sunday afternoon near a bridge three miles east of Halon. Sheriff reports show Pete Pineda of route one Grocley and Connie Hermodes of Gill driving. Pineda westbound and Hernandez eastbound collided as rear of one vehicle was struck. No injuries.
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Gill
Pete Pineda
Route One
Grocley
Cillidad
Halon
Sheriff's Office
Pineda
Hernandez
Six Weld Folk Plead Guilty in Drunk Driving
Six Weld residents pleaded guilty to drunken driving or related offenses. Dan Meza of Berthoud drew 30 days in jail, Ancenio Meza of Berthoud received the same for being an accessory, Virgil King of LaSalle chose bail or 30 days, Henry Diney of Briggsdale and W F King of LaSalle were fined court costs, Laona Dines pleaded nolo contendere to an accessory charge and paid costs. William Worthy of Johnstown was released without charge to enter veterans hospital in Cheyenne.
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Weld
Dan Meza
Berthouil
Ancentio Meza
Berthoud
Virgil King
LaSalle
Henry I Diney
Briggsdale
W. F. King
Laona Dines
William Worthy
Johnstown
King
Livestock Group Recall Election Set For Oct 14
Crow Valley Livestock Association to hold a recall election on Oct 14 at Lao Prairie View Schoolhouse northeast of Pure Call. Attorney Morbert F. Mann announces petition alleges officers John Reno and Earl Andersen usurped board authority. petition claims two thirds of membership support recall, about 25 names. Association contracts with government for grazing stock on the Brigesdale area project.
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Jnhn Reno
Earl Anderon
Crow Valley
Lao Prairie
View School House
Purecall
Morbert F. Mann
Gravley
Amy K. Rosey
Grever
Man Anid
Aal Itena
Andersen
Mann
Tha Crow Vatley Association
Wich
Brigesdale
Fort Collins man fined for reckless driving plea
Gonoch of Fort Collins was fined 40 dollars and costs after pleading guilty before Justice Ben Flornaca Atonday to a reckless driving charge. Walter Nelson of Denver paid 3 dollars and costs for sobering by Judge Alinson at Baton.
Japan Bans Imports to Fuel War Effort
Tokyo acts to curb imports to boost wartime resources for China conflict. A broad prohibition regime aims to restrict over 300 articles, with only urgent items allowed under permits. Commerce Ministry expects prohibitions to take effect by Oct 10, targeting content, lumber, and wool imports cargo by cargo.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
China
Ministry of Commercy
Japan
Rainfall at Benedict Station Drops in September Report
The Benedict farm weather station nine miles northwest of Fort Lupton logged 0.22 inches in September with a low of 35 degrees on Sept 24. Colorado’s 117 stations averaged 1.43 inches for the month, 0.63 below the 30 year average. four days hit 90s.
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C. B. Benedict Farm
Fort Luptov
Benedict
Colorado
Dapreee
Halter
James Bell Sermon Accepted for Christian Herald Publication
West Baptist Church pastor James B Hall has a sermon accepted for publication by the New York Christian Herald, a leading religious newspaper with vast circulation. The piece titled The Ignorines of the Sixpart is noted as exceptional, reflecting the honor of featuring in the world’s largest religious paper.
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James B. Hall
West Baptist Church
New York Christian Herald
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Christian Herald
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Nora Thin Ime Mikion
Glarenas Swanson in Accident Near Greeley
Clarence Swanson son of Mr and Mrs Carl G Swanson of northeast of Gresley and Misa Rath Johns of Greeley escaped with cud and bribes Sunday evening when a car driven by Swanson collided with CG A McGill of Cracley on the Greeley Loveland road Initial reports misidentified the driver as Carl Sywin gon The crash occurred on the Greeley Loveland route with injuries not detailed and no fatalities reported
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Clarence Swanson
Carl G. Swanson
Gresley
Misa Rath Johns
Greeley
Swanson
CG. A. McGill
Cracley
Greeley-Loveland Road
Carl Sywingon
Sixteen Year Old Lad Admits Car Robberies in Greeley
A 16 year old lad in Greeley confessed to robbing two cars on local streets during September and later admitted thefts of carpenter tools from the Goracke garage at 912 Sixteenth Street. Police warned merchants against accepting forged notes and other questionable payments linked to the suspect.
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Greeley Streets
Smi
I, Goracke
Sixteenth Street
Merchanta
Boyd
Ammons Seeks More Authority for Tax Board
Denver Oct 4 Governor Teller Ammons announced plans to seek a constitutional amendment to grant the board of equalization greater power to adjust tax rates. The move followed the close of the 1937 session as the governor urged swift action to straighten the system. The board debated valuation methods and faced questions on how utilities should be valued for tax purposes. The session considered proposals to raise the board’s rate making influence and refine valuation standards, with figures showing the 1937 valuation at roughly 196 million dollars and suggested targets for future assessments. The matter includes input from the tax commission and state officials, including Treasurer Homer Belford.
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Teller Ammons
Board of Equalization
Public Utilities, Commission
Tata Making
State Tax Commission
Bourd Eoan
Wis
Tax Commission
Hastilities Commission
Unknown U Boat Tries To Sink British Destroyer
An unidentified submarine tried to torpedo the British destroyer Basilisk in the western Mediterranean according to the Admiralty. One torpedo passed the Basilisk as it countered with a depth charge. the depth charge’s impact is unclear. Seven British destroyers and two seaplanes were sent to Denia area to hunt the attacker.
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London
Basilisk
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Great Sea
Denia
Spat
Firewreck at Big Bend Dairy and Barn Suspected Arson
Incendiary blaze destroyed a dairy, stock barn, and multiple buildings on the Andy Johnson ranch in Big Bend district. Sheriff’s deputies and local authorities investigated after neighbors reported flames spreading from granary and barn eaves. Martinson family narrowly escaped. damages limited. A prior nearby fire at Jim Noel’s home last March is noted. investigators consider serial arson possibilities.
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Tog Dairy Coaloe
Andy Dubnson
George Martinson
Johnson Ranch
Jim Noel
Martinson
Flotine
Martineson
Hames
Sven Bowery
Guy McGinness
Jall
Uuier
Iran
le 'Neal
Grhip
Own Gar Runs Over Motorist in Cleveland Accident
Oct 4 report from Cleveland details 20 year old Toyd Brown Jr. being struck by his own driver's vehicle after stepping out during a dispute with another motorist amid a traffic mishap. Brazilian Reds disappearances and a state of war claim emerge from Rio de Janeiro with authorities reporting police powers and a troubled republic.
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Brown, Jr
Deiverlesa Automablie
Argus
Rio Dé Janeiro
Brazil
Lave
Clomn
Rada
Republic
Anlin
Large Gull Flocks Draw Interest Across County Fields
Large flocks of Franklin gulls caused brief excitement across county fields on a weekend. Residents noted the birds moving in loose formations over plum sections east of the Rockies, with activity linked to feeding and weather patterns near their Great Salt Lake home.
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Wold County
Plums
Rockies
Great Salt Lake
Spud Control Is Approved by Regional Vote
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced that farmers in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming approved a marketing agreement for the 1938 crop in a referendum by 1,442 to 360. County results were Colorado 12 yes 2,091, yes. Nebraska 9 counties yes 240 no. Wyoming 4 counties 78 yes 87 no. Francisca Zanora, 73, died at home and services were held Sunday afternoon at Sittley Funeral Home. Interment was at Evans Cemetery.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
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Nebraska
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Loy
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Thirteenth Street
Sittley Funeral Home
Evans Cemetery
Green Calls Unified Front Against CIO at AFL Convention
Denver report says AFL President Green urged a unified fight against John L Lewis's CIO during the AFL's 57th annual convention. He warned against chartering CIO affiliates and declared plans to establish supremacy of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters within the federation's jurisdiction.
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le Inva Green
American Federation of Labor
John L.lewin
Green
A. F
L. Greet
Groen
Lalen” Ha Sali
House of Labor
Asuro
Grear
William Dixon Dies Former Greeley Pioneer at Rocky Ridge
Fort Collins October 4 William Dixon 79 of Rocky Ridge died Friday at 4 40 p m at Larimer County hospital of cancer Born in Derbyshire England in 1872 he came to Colorado with parents in 1873 The family settled in the Greeley colony and later moved to Rocky Ridge He is survived by his widow two sons HM Dixon of Fort Collins and Frank Dixon of Larsints Wyo two daughters Mrs Ed Swirseay of Fort Collins Mrs Willisur Drager of Fort Collins and Mrs Ron Naruhart of 936 Laporte Avenue
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William Dxop
Rocky Ridge
Larimer County Hospital
Derbyshire
England
Greeley Colony
Tandy
Dixon
William Dixon
HM. Dixon
Fort Colling
Frank Dixon
Larsints
Wya
Tives
Ed Swirseay
Nith Street
Willisur Drager
Ron Naruhart
Laporte Avenue
Everett Brown Sentenced for Disturbance in Burlington Gang Case
Everett Brown aged 38 from Seenesburg was sentenced to 16 days in the county jail after pleading guilty to a disturbance charge. Four Burlington gang members, including J. Inox and Thomas James, received fines or jail terms as officials led a raid by Sheriff officers and Marshal Jess Ealey following a Keehesburg celebration arrest.
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Hiverett Brown
Seenesburg
English
Crown'n
J. Inox
Thomo James
Burlington
Keehesburg
Jess Ealey
Pheasant Poaching and Education Visit Report
Fred Ball reports that he recovered a pheasant shot by poachers and obtained a license plate number from a car used by the offenders. Colorado wildlife officials note there is no open season on pheasants east of the continental divide this year. Dr. George Willard Frasier and George A. Irvin, education leaders, depart for several days in western and southwestern Colorado for education meetings visiting Alamosa Monte Vista Pagosa Springs Durango Montrose and other towns.
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Fred Dall
Ce Sunday
Tao
Poaehers
Aled
Megal Houters
Colorado
Gana
George Willard Frasier
College of Education
George A. Irvin
Western
Southweslern
Frater
Alamosi
Monte Vista
Pagosa Springe
Durango
Montros
Mexican Coastal Liner Sinks Off Veracruz Coast
A coastal passenger liner Vicente Antonio sank in the Gulf of Mexico near Veracruz en route to Yucatan. Officials fear 22 lives lost after 120 passengers aboard. eight survivors were rescued from the vessel.
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Mexico
Vicente Antonio Asak
Gulf of Mexico
Yucaba
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