Colorado Legislature Debates Tax Modifications and Press Free Speech
State lawmakers consider inheritance tax revisions and a bill limiting hotel liability. A heated debate over press freedom arises as a libel measure faces Senate passage, while meat inspection and horticultural bills gain support from officials and Colorado State University experts.
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Laton
House
Senate
Colorado
Harris
Bil
Sixteenth General Assembly
Scott
Pennsylvania
Stephen
Clayton
Booth
Monarch Snow Slide Buries Buildings. Rescue Efforts Delayed
A massive Monarch snow slide buried two businesses and several residents, with Mrs. Fred Mason among the confirmed dead and many others missing. Rescue work stalled by waist-deep snow and blocked roads, as a blizzard rages and hopes fade for those trapped. Meanwhile, market data reports large gains in livestock, grain movements, and packed meat shipments across major U.S. food and trade channels.
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Denver
Salida
Monarch
Fred Mason
Monarch Mountain
Madonna Mine
Steve Skinner
Fred Schrader
James Leckey
Farrell Hotel
Chaffee County
Monarch Hill
Internal Commerce Moves Surpass All Past Years
Washington reports that the movement of internal commerce during the last year exceeded that of any preceding year, signaling strong domestic trade activity and broader economic momentum. The data implies rising shipments, increased consumer activity, and improved transportation efficiency nationwide.
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Washington
Thaw Case Opened in Madison Square Garden Shooting
New York state began presenting its case against Harry K. Thaw for the Stanford White murder on the Madison Square Garden roof. The defense argued hereditary insanity, claiming Thaw believed he acted as Providence to avenge wrongs by architect Stanford White.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Madison Square Garden
Thaw
Stanford White
Providence
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. J. M. Cameron
Laura and Deta Cameron hosted a thimble party for their mother Mrs. J. M. Cameron last Thursday. The event was a complete surprise with forty five ladies invited to spend the afternoon at her home. Guests enjoyed fancy work and light refreshments, served by the hostesses and friends.
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Laura
Deta Cameron
J. M. Cameron
Birthday Dinner Honoring L B Willard At 68
On Wednesday January 30, L B Willard turned 68 and his wife Mrs Willard hosted a birthday dinner for twenty four old-time friends. The meal was served at 6 30 from decorated small tables with carnations and the evening featured 500. Mr Willard received several beautiful gifts.
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L. B. Willard
Visit San Antonio Winter Resort on Low Rates
Illustrated booklet describes San Antonio as a superb winter resort with very low rates via Colorado and Southern railway. T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent, Denver, promotes convenient travel and affordable accommodations for travelers seeking a warm retreat.
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Colorado & Southern Railway
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Big Musical Event in Denver Stabat Mater Rendition
Professor W J Whiteman of Denver prepares for a major Stabat Mater performance at Trinity church in Denver on the 21st. A 250 voice chorus and large orchestra lead a strong cast including Louise Ormsby from New York City and Mrs W J Whiteman as contralto. An excursion from Greeley over the Union Pacific costs 1.50 round trip, aiming for wide local attendance.
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Denver
Trinity Church
Louise Ormsby
New York City
J. B. Miller
Chicago
Arthur Middleton
Power Line Progress Near Greeley
J. Havener of the Northern Colorado Power Co reports poles already set from Lafayette to Boulder and Lafayette to Fort Collins and east toward Greeley to Windsor. He seeks rights of way near Greeley as lines extend toward Cheyenne. Central power plant construction advances rapidly and should finish in three to four months.
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State Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Hoyt
Mesa County
Colorado
Agricultural College
San Jose
J. ©. Havener
Northern Colorado Power Company
Greeley
Big Power Company
Lafayette
Boulder
Windsor
Havener
Cheyenne
Big Central
Skin Disease of Twenty Years Cured by Salve
Mrs. Fannie Griffen of Troy Alabama declares Chamberlain's Salve cured a facial skin disease twenty years long after other physicians failed. The ad notes the salve is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Fannie Griffen
Troy
Ala
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