Perjury Case May Go to High State Court
District Attorney plans to place patdy and Allen on the stand or file an appeal after their perjury conviction in the J Leftwich assault case. Judge George Allen rules Leftwich’s trial on subornation of perjury next Wednesday, with option to take the case to the supreme court. District Attorney George Carlson and aides pursue immediate action.
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Patdy and Allen
J. Leftwich
William Austin
Loveland
George Allen
Leftwich
Supreme Court
George Carlson
Leftwich Case Hangs on Perjury Witness Testimony
Trial updates report two convicted perjurers whose testimony is crucial for a new Leftwich verdict. Judge George Allen may bar their evidence in Denver while Allen and Sandy await transfer to Greeley for a resumption. If allowed, prosecutors claim Leftwich could be nearly cinched.
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Leftwich
Carlson
George Allen
Denver
Allen
Sandy
Larimer County
Greeley
New Lupton Minister Arrives to Lead Local Methodist Church
The Rev. Mr. Bowman of Olathe Kansas has arrived to lead the Meth odist church in Fort Lupton replacing Rev Coulter who resigned to move to Arizona. Bowman's wife will join soon, while his children remain in Olathe schools this winter.
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New Lupton
Perial
The
Daily Tribune
Fort Lupton
Bowman
Olathe
Kan
Methodist
Coulter
Arizona
Life on the St Vrain: Weld County Leader P F Godding Dies
Respected Weld County citizen and former county commissioner P F Godding dies in Rocky Ford after long illness. Once owner of a large Longmont ranch, he survived by three sons and a daughter. Funeral set in Longmont. health declined after stomach troubles and old age.
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Weld County
Colorado
Rocky Ford
P. F
Mr. Godding
Longmont
Ben
Godding
Sammy Greeley
Lodge of Sorrow Tomorrow Night at Opera House
Greeley Lodge No. 809 of the Elks holds its annual memorial services the Lodge of Sorrow at 8 15 p m tomorrow in the Greeley Opera House. The program includes preludes prayers solos eulogies and memorial addresses for departed brothers such as Joseph S. Martin Edward G. Flint Thomas E. Freel Clarence A. Granger Andrew McMillen H C Casner and Fred E. Smith with Rev A B Casey Dr George C Stemen and others participating.
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Greeley Lodge No. 809
The
Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Greeley Opera House
Greeley Lodge
Josephs. Martin
Edward G. Flint
Thomas E. Freel
Clarence A. Granger
Andrew McMillen
H. C. Casner
Fred E. Smith
St. Theresa
Swiss Forest Policy Pioneered 600 Years Ago
Swiss forestry shows early protection and development under Bern’s forest ordinance. Zurich’s Richnwald thrives under 1680 plans, with output kept to natural growth and heavy reforestation from a 1908 nursery yielding over 22 million saplings. Protected versus non protected forests defined by slope risk and maintenance needs.
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Switzerland
Bern
Richnwald
Zurich
Alpine Republic
St. Gall
Meteorite sighting west of city sparks mystery
Citizens west of town witnessed a brilliant meteor that appeared to strike the earth near half a mile from Greeley. Investigators could not locate the impact site though many observers insist the aerolite hit the ground while noting a long arching flash in the foggy zero degree night. George Knau ss described the event as a slower, brighter flash than a shooting star and a remarkable, beautiful sight.
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Greeley
George Knauss
Street Car Company Seeks City Lighting Franchise
A Greeley street railway company plans to petition the city council for a franchise to operate electric lighting and supply power for street car service. The move, to be considered at the next council meeting, is viewed by insiders as likely to spur competition and benefit citizens.
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Greeley Street Railway Company
Steeet
Colorado Leads Grain Belt in All Staple Crops
Professor W H Olin, former Colorado Agricultural College agronomist, reports in a booklet Irrigation in Colorado that Colorado outperforms nine other leading crop states in yield and value per acre for wheat oats barley potatoes and hay over a ten year period. The average income per acre on Colorado land is about twice that of the others for each crop.
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Colorado
W. H. Olin
Colorado Agricultural College
Union
Colorado Crops Per Acre Lead In Quality And Yield
The article notes Colorado outperforms other states in crops per acre and quality. Oat weights illustrate the gap with Colorado at times reaching fifty pounds per bushel versus thirty-two to thirty-four pounds elsewhere. Irrigated areas show even larger yields, often doubling or tripling averages, with continued discussion on page 4.
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Colorado
Directors Meeting Called for Next Monday in County Court
A relief directors meeting is scheduled for next Monday in the county court room. Officials call for attendance by the relief board, detailing the time and location for formal proceedings and potential agenda items.
Greeley Relief Society Directors Convene to Elect Officers
A mass meeting elected twenty four directors of The Associated Relief of Greeley Colorado. They are urged to meet December 6 1909 at 4 p m in the county courthouse to elect officers and perfect the organization for active work among the city’s poor. Mrs Josephine Cheeseman Acting Chairman. G H Bradfield Acting Secretary.
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Greeley
Colorado
County Court House
Josephine Cheeseman
G. H. Bradfield
Pioneer Days Talk Draws D A R Members to Platteville
Judge F W Hammitt of Platteville spoke to the Centennial Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs H H Shaw's home on November 30. He recounted Fort Vasquez and Fort St Vrain history and pioneer hardships as a longtime region settler.
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F. W. Hammitt
Platteville
Daughters of the American Revolution
H. H. Shaw
Fort Vasquez
Fort St. Vrain
Lupton
John Sebile
St. Louis
Plains
Mountains
Judge Hammitt
Kansas
Colorado
Hammitt
Hostetter Home Fire Hurled Kids to Safety by Mother
Mrs. C. C. Hostetter arrived home to a blaze at 518 Sixteenth Street and, amid flames, carried her three children to neighbors as Merritt Billings and others supplied water. The stove caused the fire, neighbors extinguished it before the fire department arrived, with damage estimated at $25.1 USECSEeSCte? oS of
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C. C. Hostetter
Merritt Billings
Hostetter
Sixteenth Street
Returns to Find House in Clutch of Flames
Early morning fire alarm as Mrs. Hostetter rushed back from the sugar factory to rescue her three young children aged 1 to 3. A stove fire overheated and set curtains and couch ablaze, with smoke filling every door and window before neighbors arrived.
Zelaya Tries to Smooth Over Diplomatic Flap
Washington reports President Zelaya refuses to acknowledge Secretary Knox note and has dispatched agents to Washington to seek to set aside the ultimatum. The State Department knows the emissaries and watches them, while U S warships off Nicaragua would counter any attempt to flee. Knox holds Zelaya responsible for the torture and death of two Americans, Groce and Cannon.
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Washington
Zelaya
Knox
State Department
Congress
United States
Nicaragua
Groce
Cannon
Lecture on Playgrounds by Dr. Charles W Waddle
Dr Charles W Waddle will speak at 10 o clock Sunday morning in Congo church parlors on The Moral and Social Significance of City Playgrounds All interested are invited to attend.
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Charles W. Waddle
Congo Church
Real estate boom fuels Austrian settlement plans near Crow Creek
Greeley firms report a 1200 to 1500 acre irrigated land request from Max Bielitz for Austrian settlers aged 18 to 25, to arrive next February. Arbuckle Purcell plan to locate them in Crow Creek district while five families already sent to Maryland and South Carolina. Other notes: Alta Vista improvements on 6th and 5th Aves. land sales near Nunn. exchanges and home sales involving Williams, Whitlock, Youngs, Morgan, and Nichols.
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Greeley
Arbuckle & Purcell
Max Knmllmer Bielitz
Austria
Herr Bielitz
Crow Creek
Maryland
South Carolina
Purcell
Pecos Valley
Tex
Sanborn & Houston
Alta Vista
Welsh & Martin
Nunn
E. Q. Ellsworth
Older
Jones
Ninth Street
F. B. Baker & Company
W. Williams
Frank Brown
Towa
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