Greeley Bootleg Hearings Move to District Court
Judge F L Ewing held preliminary hearings for Mike Rossi and Donato Canabile after earlier convictions in bootlegging cases. Rossi and Canabile, jailed on $2750 bond, were captured with a carload of booze near Grover last week. Rossi, noted as a major figure in the Denver Cheyenne booze trade, faces possible Canon City sentence. Canabile’s hearing was postponed. A Denver boxer, Tiare Flannigan, paid fines and was freed after a week in jail. Mrs. Ray Young pleaded for her husband’s release with no success.
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Colo
Ray C. Young
Bendudelovite
F. L. Ewing
Mike Rossi
Donato Canabile
Rossi
Canabile
Grover
Dick Sedgewick
Green
Canon City
Canidale
Denver
Adams
Gresley
Tiare Flannigan
Judge Ewing
Ray Young
Ray Hartlean
Weather Change Warns of Croup and Colds This Month
Mrs W H Thornton of Little Rock Arkansas urges prompt relief for children with coughs and croup. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar for saving her boy during a severe attack and states she would not be without it.
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Feon
W. H. Thornton
W. 10Th St
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Postal Telegraph Feud Over Weld County Tax Bill
W. Black of the Postal Telegraph protests Weld County tax charges as excessive. He says Colorado Postal's Weld County valuation rose 14.21 percent and the county tax bill jumped 26.75 percent with $591.91 due this year. County officials defend increases tied to school levies and highway work, arguing expenditures support essential services.
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Weld County
W. (. Black
The
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Board of County Commissioners
Inck
Colorado Tax Commission
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Colorado Postal Company
Colorado
Weld
Aviator's Pack Out In Half By Spinning Blades
In San Antonio Texas on March 16 Corporal Cyril J Favereau from Massachusetts was caught by the propeller while starting an airplane at Kelly Field No 2. The force tore away the lower half of his face. He was treated at the base hospital and expected to survive.
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Tax
Kellyfield No. 2
Cyril J. Favereau
Massachusetts
Mat Ho
Artillery Fire Continues Across Front in Paris War Report
March 1 war office dispatches report ongoing shelling along the front with artillery units engaged in persistent bombardment. Details describe widespread activity and heavy firing across multiple sectors as forces clash.
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Paris
War Office
Armenians in peril amid Turkish massacres in 1915
Boston March 16 More than 3,000,000 Christians Armenians Georgians and others including seventeen American missionaries face imminent massacre by Turkish and Tartary forces in northeastern Turkey and Transcaucasia. Private cable to the American Board of Missions and announcement by the Congregationalist today.
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Tartary
Turkey
Transcaucasia
American Board of Missions
Shovel Gravel Delays Drunkard in Casper Jail Yard
Casper Wyoming March 16 The jailer forces George Anderson a drunken detainee to shovel gravel in front of the jail to earn his release but he refuses and remains chained to the pile as dusk settles. Police chief Wolf maintains the penalty until the gravel is spread keeping the man and the pile unmoved.
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Casper
Wyo
Wolf
George Anderson
Anderson
Wilson Urges Aid Boys to Join U.S. Working Reserve
President Wilson calls all American boys of 14 and over not permanently employed to enroll in the United States Boys' Working Reserve. A national enrollment week begins March 18 as set by the Department of Labor.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Department of Labor
Supreme War Council
Widson
Africa
U. S. Bureau of Education
Kemmerer Girl Drives Through Adversity in Diamondville
Mary Roghevar, 19, well known in Kemmerer and the mining districts, manages her father’s store in Draggondville and handles deliveries. Her brother John enlisted in the aviation service in February, leaving Mary to take on additional outside work. Last week she chose to drive the big Buick truck herself after men refused to tackle the rough road to Cumberland.
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Kemmerer
Diamondville
Indy
Mary Roghevar
Here
Mary
Draggondville
John
Beig
Waco
Tex
Cumberland
Miss Rochever Drives Car Through Snowbound Trail
Miss Rochever, aided only by a younger brother, navigated a sixteen mile snowbound road, clearing the way after heavy snows six weeks ago. Her skill at the wheel opened the route for others and echoed miners stepping up to take active roles while men go to the front.
Army Nurses Headed for France From the West
Two hundred army nurses, mostly from the west, were honored at St. Pauls chapel as the service stage of the San Francisco and Spokane units was dedicated. The event featured patriotic songs and marked their upcoming departure for France.
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New York
West
St. Paul's Chapel
San Francisco
Spokane
Wash
Woman Recovers After Two Months In Bed
Mrs. 8. C. Small of Clayton New Mexico writes that after two months in bed and worsening condition a Foley Kidney Pills advertisement led to relief. She says the medicine did more good than all other remedies and recommends it for backache rheumatic pains sore muscles kidney trouble. Sold everywhere.
Tornado Devastates Marysville Coastside Homes
A tornado struck Marysville California on March 15 tearing through the central residence district. It felled trees and threw debris into the air as hail and thunder accompanied the storm. a barn was carried away as homes suffered widespread damage.
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Marysville
Cal
Maryvile
Better Than Calomel with Calomel Olive Tablets
An old ad copy touts Olive Tablets as a gentler tonic to relieve heaviness and boost spirits, contrasting with calomel products. Boxes priced 10 cents and 25 cents, advertised through druggists.
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