Despondent Wife Tries Suicide in Denver Home
Mrs William W Ryan wounded herself at 9041 Arapahoe street and, despite agony, phoned Union Pacific dispatcher Haggett for a surgeon. Dr Hugh Taylor treated her at Mercy hospital as police opened an investigation. Her husband, a Union Pacific conductor, had left earlier and returned after learning of the attempt.
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Denver
William W. Ryan
Arapahoe Street
Hugh Taylor
Eton
Colo
Haggett
Armstrong
Mercy Hospital
New Female Department At The State Penitentiary
A detailed description of the forthcoming female department at the state penitentiary highlights its stone construction quarried on site two stories plus basement 48 by 109 feet with a 28 by 75 foot court for reading and recreation forty cells two tiers high fire proof design and modern sanitary systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Record
Timber Conservation Warns Of Looming Forest Famine
The United States Forest Service circular by Tredwell Cleveland Jr. argues that the nation consumes 500 board feet per person annually, risking depletion in less than thirty years. It urges better utilization, soil and water care, and faster forest regeneration to preserve independence of the timber industry and curb wasteful practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Tredwell Cleveland, Jr
United States Forest Service
Cleveland
Japan
Railroad Rates To The Pacific Coast Advance
A newspaper note reports a rise in railroad fares to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and Seattle after the thirty five dollar freight veto was restored. The prior rate had been thirty dollars from Oslesade to the coast, with a strong westward movement by merchants along several rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Oslesade
Bugger & Grants
Late Fall Irrigation for Orchards Questioned
A Colorado Agricultural College note surveys late fall irrigation of orchards. It cites mixed outcomes, explains trees transpire in winter, and urges growers to judge soil moisture and drainage locally. The author, W. Paddock, emphasizes individual judgment and cautions against blanket rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Agricultural College
W. Paddock
Fort Collins
Priest Stays Pamig Puts Out Fire at St. Leo's
Rev Father James A. Ryan assistant pastor at St. Leo's Catholic Church on West Colfax Avenue displayed rare presence and coolness. while the altar caught fire he saved the sacrament and directed worshippers to stay seated. He fought the flames with bare hands and suffered burns to hands and neck before firefighters from Engine Company No. 2 arrived and completed the task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
James A. Ryan
St. Leo's Catholic Church
West Colfax Avenue
Ninth and
Tenth Streets
Fie
Father Ryan
Chicago
Ryan
Engine Company No. 2
Colfax Avenue
Jason 8
Springs Man Dies From Police Bullet In Justifiable Killing
Colorado Springs reports Charles Keough, a city restaurant keeper, died after being shot by Fellsman L. C. Meats days earlier. An inquest concluded the killing was justifiable as the officer acted to discharge duty when ordered to confront a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Mov
Charles Keough
Oslorado City
L. C. Meats
Esteser
Colorado Businessman William A L Cooper Dies at 1042 Logan
William A L Cooper, a prominent Colorado businessman and long-time Denver resident, died at his home on Logan Street after about a year of illness. He was well known statewide for his extensive commercial operations and 29 years in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William A. L. Cooper
Logan
Cooper
Colorado
W. E. Tibbett
Near Golden
Welton
Seventeenth Streets
Professor Glass Returns From Cripple Creek to Vote
Prof. W. 8. Glass traveled from Cripple Creek on Saturday to cast his ballot in the upcoming election. He is part of Cripple Creek High School faculty and will return to the district promptly after voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Glass
Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek High School
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Board of Commissioners
John W. Marsh
Marsh
Timber Supply OF
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Policehans
Earth
R. H. Murray
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Murray
Whitehead
State Humane Society
Central City
Pelcher
Quartz Hill
Hugh A. Campbell
W. H. Malet
Black Hawk
Frank White
Nevadaville
Bey
Trinidad
Simpson
Canon Foundry and Machine Co
Tenth and
Water Streets
the First National Bank
Canon City
Spencer Penrose
C. M. Mecneill
J. MacDonald
C. 8S. Hudson
C. C. Hamlin
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Guba
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