Greeley Tribune Founder and publishing details
The Greeley Tribune is a weekly journal aligned with the Republican party serving Weld County. It lists Jed Stevens J Max Clark and FE J Carver as key officers, notes free criticism of candidates and officials, and encourages state and national political commentary while discouraging anonymous submissions.
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Jed, Stevens
J. Max Clark
FE. J. Carver
Republican Party
Weld County
Theataite
The New Tax Law Passes With Emergency Clause
Representative Carmichaels bill allows semi annual tax payments, passing both houses with the emergency clause and signed by the Governor just in time for last year’s levy. The measure prompts criticism of tax timing, treasurer burdens, and party restrictions on independent candidates and new parties, while praising taxpayer relief and reduced idle funds.
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Carmichael
Colorado
Senator Whiteley Proposes Ballot Reform Bill Advance
The proposed Australian ballot law, revised by the elections committee, passed the Senate and awaits a House appointment at 2 30 this afternoon. The measure aims for electoral parity but is criticized for favoring established parties and hindering new party organization while recognizing all parties as they begin.
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Kansas
Farmer's Alliance
Whiteley
Elections Committee
Senate
House
House Bill 61 on medicine sparks debate over good practice
readers debate the merit of a proposed medical examiner bill arguing medicine remains partly faith based. the piece also questions apportionment in the state legislature and defends arapahoe county's representation as well as water rights and domestic use limits.
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Bob Ingersoll
News
Republican
Denver
Arapahoe County
Denver News
Bromley
State and Legislative Events on February 28
A legislative deadlock over Rep Carmichael’s tax semi annual payment bill ended with Senate passage after reconciling with the emergency clause. Whiteley’s Australian ballot bill and the fee bill won third readings in the House. Sanborn’s school house tags measure narrowly failed 23 to 21. Rittenhouse Wallace Voorhees elections bills were postponed. Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Carmichael
House
Rittenhouse
Wallace and
Voorhees
Senator Whiteley
Senator McKinley
Legislature Passes Police Bill and Rainbelt Aid
The legislature advanced the metropolitan police bill and approved amendments. Senate bill 229 to abolish the immigration bureau drew criticism over treasury leaks and costs. An emergency appropriation of 21 000 funds seed purchases for rainbelt relief in several counties passed, with disbursement via county treasurers. Days later lawmakers toured Boulder. jurors were discharged and a fresh venire ordered. A heated exchange over railroad legislation and committee discipline followed.
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Senate
Bureau of Immigration
Howes of Larimer
Seventh General Assembly
Commissioner of Immigration
House
Logan County
Sedgwick
Phillips
Yuma
Washington
Kit Karson
Arapahoe
Legislative Holidays and Half-Finished Bills questioned
The Eighth Geneva Assembly has passed over half its session with little enacted though fee and salary bills loom. Railway measures remain in committee with bills unreported as a trip visit to Boulder was discussed. Lawmakers debated adjourning both houses to tour the university and state institution en masse.
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General Assembly
Eighth
Geneva Assembly
University At
Boulder
Contested Field and Farm issue attacked by Fort Collins Courier
The Fort Collins Courier accuses the Field and Farm of plagiarism and wholesale theft of ideas, claiming the February 21 issue contains scurrilous attacks on the State Agricultural College. The editor is condemned as plagiarist and thief, with state press backing the charge.
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Field and Farm
State Agricultural College
Fort Collins Courier
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