Naff Brought Home in Custody of Sheriff
J T Naff, charged with embezzlement from United States Smelting and Reduction company, was brought from Boone Mill Virginia to Fremont County jail by Sheriff Esser. Bond set at 2000 dollars for November term. he was released after posting bond and will appear for trial.
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Jas. T. Naff
Esser
Boone Mill
Franklin County
Virginia
J. T. Naff
United States Smelting Ands
Naff
Denver
Fremont County
United States Smelting and Reduction Company
T. M. Harding
D. E Gibson
J. Homer Dickson
Harry Morton
Immigrants Petition For Naturalization In Fremont County
The April term petitions for naturalization were posted in the Fremont County district court clerk’s office. Names include Thomas Tantrum England Joseph Autura Austria Joe Santorillo Italy Donato Morrone Italy Cisideo di Piano Italy Peter Peterson Germany Antonio Savault Italy William Jones England John Machin England Charles Hill England John Eskilson Sweden William Allen Scotland Ignats Shirer Germany. All but one landed at New York. one entered via Galveston Texas.
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Fremont County
Thomas Tantrum
England
Joseph Autura
Austria
Joe Santorillo
Italy
Donato Morrone
Cisideo di Piano
Peter Peterson
Germany
Antonio Savault
William Jones
John Machin
Charles Hill
John Eskilson
Sweden
William Allen
Scotland
Ignats Shirer
New York
Galveston
Texas
Elks Convention Delegates Leave for Philadelphia
Dr. J Homer Dickson and John Thomas depart Wednesday afternoon with the Colorado delegation for the national convention of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in Philadelphia. They will travel by a special Denver to Philadelphia train and attend the Jamestown Exposition post conference before visiting New York City. Dr. Davis of Beaumont will cover Dr. Dickson’s practice in his absence.
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J. Homer Dickson
John Thomas
Denver
Philadelphia
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Colorado
Elkhom
Dickson
Mr. Thomas
New York City
Davis
Beaumont
Texas
Canon City Visitors Enjoy Florence Street Fair
Canon City residents visited Florence Tuesday evening to enjoy the street fair in progress. Groups traveled by tally ho and auto, reporting a successful event and a merry outing. A luncheon was shared near Florence before returning home around 1 30 a m.
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Florence Street Fair
Canon City
Florence
Observations Along the Line From Utah to California
Mrs. Kate Hills describes travel from Helper Utah to California with notes on towns such as Leadville Salida Buena Vista and Canon City. She details Fourth of July celebrations scenic mountains wildflowers snow on peaks and trout fishing while praising the region as a botanist paradise and a bracing summer escape.
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Kate Hills
California
Helper
Utah
Daily Record
Hardy
Canon City
Leadville
Salida
Buena Vista
Ida White
Mrs. Bell
Maud Campbell
Canon
Miss White
Missouri
Denver
Los Angeles
National Educational Association
San Diego
York State
Malta
Cross
America
Eagle River
K. BR
New Hotel to Open at Ninth and Water
The building at Ninth and Water streets owned by John Ritzman will open as a hotel next Saturday afternoon and evening under manager R. A. Starrett formerly of Ohio. Furniture arrived from Denver, staff hired, and a band engaged for the inauguration between 5 and 10 o'clock p m. Ritzman declined other applicants to run the property himself.
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Ninth and
Water Streets
John Ritzman
R. A. Starrett
Ohio
Denver
Ritzman
Sterritt
Pro
Perty
Indications Favorable for Big Tomato Crop in Canon City
Canon City gardeners planted an unusually large area to tomatoes last spring and officials predict the largest tomato crop in the town's history. Favorable weather in recent weeks has boosted growth, with fewer insect pests than usual, signaling a healthy, vigorous plants and an abundant harvest, after a near failure last season.
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Canon City
Pretty Home Wedding in Canon City Saturday Evening
Miss Jennie Bertha Moyle and Lane A. Duff married at the Moyle home on Lincoln Park in Canon City in a ring ceremony led by Rev. H. M. Jamieson. The couple, amid pink and white decorations, received gifts and will visit Cambridge, Ohio, before returning in September.
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Jennie Bertha Moyle
Lane A. Duff
W. C. Moyle
Lincoln Park
Clara Moyle
Hazel Blair
Bessie Moyle
Glen Kirkton
Lillian Wright
May Moyle
Mary Belle Jamieson
Loveland
South Canon High School
Frey & Collins
Surprise House Warming Honors Mrs Cone at New Home
A Tuesday evening surprise party at 603 Fairview avenue celebrated Mrs. J. J. Cone moving into her new home. City Attorney Tar arranged a town drive for Mrs. Cone and her sister while Rev and Mrs J. T. Thomas and Mayor and Mrs A. H. Seely hosted a picnic dinner.
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J. J. Cone
Fairview Avenue
Cone
Tar
J. T. Thomas
A. H. Seely
Royal Gorge Chautauqua Attracts Fans And Notables
Ottawa readers recall Alton Packard U S A cartoonist who drew lively chalk pictures at the Royal Gorge Chautauqua. The event features Champ Clark George Bede famed humorist Gov. Cummins and the Royal Hungarian Orchestra with Dr R T Campbell lecturing on The Running Gears of Man. Season tickets remain unchanged in price during the ten day assembly.
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Packard
Parker
Chautauqua
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
R. T. Campbell
Campbell
Chautauqua Assembly
Missouri
Fleischman
Royal Gorge
Cham Clark
Missourian
J. Adam Bede
Mimnnesota
Gov. A. B. Cummins
Iowa
Washout at Howard Stops All Trains on Rio Grande
Cloudburst near Howard causes about a hundred feet of track to wash out and a bridge foundation to weaken. Trains from the east halted for twelve hours while construction trains rebuilt the roadbed. Nearly a thousand westbound passengers stranded overnight. hotels crowded with travelers as crews work to restore service. Several named Denver and Colorado Springs residents among passengers and guests.
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Pueblo
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Howard
Leadville
Strathmore
St. Cloud
Salida
Colorado Midland
Rio Grande
Divorce Costs Drop Under New Ohio Law
The last General Assembly and Governor Buchtel signed a reform law that took effect today eliminating juries and appointive counsel in default divorce cases. The measure aims to reduce expenses and is expected to limit contested suits, with critics noting it will curb the number of divorces.
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General Assembly
Buchtel
Undertakers Stranded Overnight En Route to Convention
About twenty five to thirty Colorado State Association of Undertakers members and friends were marooned near Glenwood Springs after the Denver & Rio Grande tracks were washed out by a mountain cloudburst. They spent the night at Hunt's parlors and toured Skyline road, enjoying the town's scenery. Among visitors were Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Walters of Denver.
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Colorado State Association of Undertakers
Glenwood Springs
Denver & Rio Grande
Hunt
F. B. Walters
Denver
Analysis of City Milk Supply Satisfactory
An analysis of milk from seven local dairies and of cream used in ice cream from Seelys Miller Keables and Nelsons, by Dr Hill and Dr Carrier, found no preservatives and butter fat above three percent. The samples were wholesome and healthful, with surprisingly good results.
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Seely’s
Miller’s
Keables
Nelsons
Dr. Hill
DentXers State Chemist
F. N. Carrier
Yestern
Copper King gold find sparks tests near Dawson City
E C Hiatt voices strong belief in a rich Copper King pocket at Dawson City. He says plans for thorough testing are being formed and hopes investigations will prove substantial value, aiming for a producing mine near Canon City within sight.
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Copper King
Dawson City
E. C. Hiatt
Canon City
Copper Boy to Become a Producer at Dawson City Mine
E. C. Hiatt and associates once held the Copper Boy mining claim near Dawson City six miles southwest of town under bond and lease. They sub leased to a Cripple Creek man who plans to develop it. Ore is low grade but milling advances may make it profitable. a workforce will be engaged within a week and production expected in under a month.
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E. C. Hiatt
Dawson City
Cripple Creek
Copper Bay
Will McCurry Injures Shoulder in Bicycle Fall
Will McCurry of Seely Drug Company dislocated his right shoulder after a fall on a slippery Pump Hill road. He was riding fast when the accident occurred following a recent shower, and the outcome was described as miraculously minor compared with a broken neck.
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Will McCurry
Seely Drug Company
Pump Hill
Mars research expands knowledge of the planet
The Lowell Observatory director reports opposition observations reveal deeper Mars details. The Southern polar cap melts while the Northern grows, colors differ bluish versus white with yellow tint. Canals observed again, new faint ones found. Lampland photos show improved clarity and are being prepared for publication.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Lowell Observatory
Mars
Lampland
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T. M Harding
Gretchen Harding
Mary Hart
Louis Raynolds
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Ruth Lewis
Ethel Gibson
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Alton Packard
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U.S. A
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Alton P
Ottawa
Ill
Seton
Miss Head
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A. G. Martin
Abbatt
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Thomas Chapman
F. J. Buchhert
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Boulder
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Fort Collins
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Longmont
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Greeley
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