New Trial Granted for Georgia Pair on Bail
A Georgia court grants a new trial for two individuals who were previously convicted. The pair are eligible for bail as the case proceeds to new proceedings.
20 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
1
A Georgia court grants a new trial for two individuals who were previously convicted. The pair are eligible for bail as the case proceeds to new proceedings.
Judge Garrigues postponed a verdict review in the Rosene and Charles Georgii murder case due to his departure from the district bench. A new trial was granted. $5,000 bail remains and prospects for a January or February hearing hinge on a successor appointment.
WELD COUNTY PIONEER TEACHER W. Jefferies adopts George Junior Republic self governance at Owl Creek school in Nunn district forming three pupil committees on order attendance and honor. Enrolment 28, average daily attendance 27, discipline high and students travel long distances. Jefferies to Albany Mo for three weeks, second year midland teacher. Also Boulder reports a crude oil well flowing 100 barrels daily near Greeley Boulder field, gas used in drilling nearby wells.
J M Peterson owner of the trees offers 25 dollars reward for information on the theft of 17 Christmas trees intended for a church Sunday school celebration. He reports repeated losses over the past two nights and urges an enterprising person to help recover the trees.
Former Mayor Green and Judge John T Jacobs encounter a placarded bull while walking near Milliken. The bull charges after them as they flee breaking through barbed wire. Jacobs retreats to help Green who falls twisting an ankle. Both men escape unharmed as the bull calms and the pair decide to avoid future pasture signs.
Mrs Abigail Dunham mother of FE L Dunham has been bed bound for a week with dropsy and heart failure at age ninety four. She has been in good health until this winter and is now under a nurse care with fears for recovery. She is a Union Colonist of Greeley. City payroll updates released for December. council to authorize voucher and check preparation for city workers.
A Greeley Commercial club meeting backed a new union depot to serve four railroads and act as a civic center. Senator Clayton’s motion created an eight member committee to pursue the project with the railroads. Dr. Z X Snyder urged architecture as a city asset and cited Denver and Colorado Springs as models.
A brief exhortation urges readers to take practical action in housing matters. It warns that effort and initiative are needed to make rental arrangements work and to apply prudent financial planning.
A horse pulling a loose wagon collided with a Colorado and Southern locomotive at Eighth Street. The wagon was smashed to kindling, the driver escaped unharmed, and bystanders debated the animal’s folly with no serious injuries reported.
Judge Whitford in Denver district court issued bench warrants directing Boulder county sheriff to arrest several striking miners in Lafayette. Affidavits by Attorney James H. Blood accuse them of gross willful violation of a temporary restraining order from November 29 in the Northern Coal and Coke Company v United Mine Workers case. Writs are returnable forthwith amid claims of a mob attack on company employees last Saturday. The contempt charge against Lafayette Town Marshal Cassidy, bonded, resumes January 3 proceedings.
Eldo Tisdel died early this morning at his parents home 931 Eleventh Street after a weeklong battle with rheumatic fever. He was eleven, the eldest of four children of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Tisdel. Funeral services will be held at 10 o’clock Wednesday morning at the Christian church conducted by Rev. J. E. Lynn.
Turkeys are plentiful in the Greeley district this Christmas with prices around 22 cents. Farmers aim to move stock to avoid holiday holding and may sell to commission men to lower retail prices. Weld County ships to Denver and a price drop is expected soon as supply remains ample. Prices match Thanksgiving and are slightly lower than last Christmas.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover of LaSalle on December 20, marking a family welcome moment for the community.
Advertising at land shows in the East sparks plans for a Weld county settlement near Barnesville. About 50 Oklahoma families are expected to relocate early in January, averaging 40 acres each on 2,000 acres. Denver real estate circles foresee 25,000 new settlers citing Colorado displays and Weld county climate and soil as incentives.
J. B. F. Bishop, a teacher in the Ashton district, travels with a portable house, making any yard his home. He has a son and prefers time after school for household duties and play, avoiding hostel feeding by families.
Mrs G R Miller entertained the Normal dames at her residence Monday afternoon with a social literary gathering. Twenty four members attended as the group, wives of faculty, read Stevenson works this year and the Christmas sermon was read. Mrs Schenck of Denver, mother of Mrs Hochbaum, attended as a guest, and refreshments were served.
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