Fire Devours Thompson Home After Explosion Monday
Jake Thompson and Jaco Kline suffered burns when a circulating coal heater exploded in a living room at 311 Sixth Avenue. The three room house burned quickly, with Mrs. Jake Thompson and two children escaping by rear door. Thompson and Kline were hospitalized with non life threatening burns. The building, owned by Maggie Fisher, likely sustained under $1000 damage.
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Kilne
Greeley Hospital
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Kifne
Vern Claus
Niseheld Koods
Jake Kinne
Lsted
Fourth Avenue
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Unity
Poliee
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Mt. Fisher
Forbes Protests Japanese Practices Over Shanghai Settlement
United States Ambassador W. Cameron Forbes lodged a protest with Japan over using the Shanghai international settlement as a base amid actions against China. The protest, though not written, was treated as formal by Tokyo, while Washington forwarded other communications. The State Department said American slips and troops to Shanghai are for protection of U.S. lives and property.
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Gearhart Drilling Update At Gadbais No 1 Well
Oil officials at Gearhart report slow progress as the Gadbais No 1 well in Weld county shows gas at the caprock and the crew aims for completion by Monday night or Tuesday. Continental Oil Co gathered for drilling updates amid Micdy sand prospects and local contest events nearby with community participation in Greaswood and Sterling theater notices.
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Tribune
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Denver Custodians Meet to Discuss College Show
Barton Meeker of the college extension department O L Troxel professor of education will attend the Denver Mouay meeting of the Denver Custodians association. Meeker will discuss the college show for next summer and Mr and Mrs Meeker and Dr Tyoxel are invited to the mount banquet Thursday evening.
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Denver
Barton Meeker
College Extension Department
O. L. Troxel
Danver Mouay
Danver Custodians Association
Meeker
Tyoxel
Labor Agrees to Ten Percent Rail Pay Cut
Chicago January 1 The unionised forces on United States railways today accepted a ten percent wage reduction for the year starting February 1 in a move to revive business. Negotiations began January 16 and ended afternoon with nearly two million workers agreeing to the proposal. Basic rates stay the same but a flat ten percent deduction will appear on paychecks through June 2 1913 when the agreement ends.
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Chicago
United States
Directors of Brighton bank lose 12500 suit
Jury in Brighton district court awarded Grant McFerson state bank commissioner $12500 against eight former directors of the defunct Farmers State Bank of Brighton. Awards totaled $12500, with each director paying a proportion of stock. Notes include Hopkins 4907.36, Kramberk 1328.50, Shier 652.20, Kramer 727.60, Jounerich 779.03, Drinkgern 4024.66, Delvanthal 808.70, Schnell 416.26. Hopkins, ex-president, is in penitentiary farm for embezzlement. Drinkgern and Schnell recently convicted of banking law violations.
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Farmers State Bank of Brighton
Grant McFerson
State Bank
William M. Hopkins
D. Kramberk
John Shier
Jucob Kramer
Elmer Jounerich
E. H. ‘Drinkgern
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Arthur Schiell
McFernon
Glowed
Hopkins
Urinkgern
Schnell
Farmers’ Bank
Search Is Pushed for Big Airship Lost Since Friday
Missing Century Pueble airliner with pilot and two passengers reportedly crashed in rugged terrain near Lockwood Valley southeast of Los Angeles after disappearing between Bakersfield and Los Angeles. Ground crews and air units extended the search under wet foggy conditions.
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Hayes Receives 15 Years to Life in State Prison
Frank Slim Hayes, alleged ring leader of the Platteville bank bandit gang, was Monday sentenced by District Judge Neil F. Graham to 16 to life in state prison after pleading guilty to aggravated robbery. Hayes declined court-appointed counsel and offered no further statements as officers watched. His partners in crime were already sent to Canon City. Other defendants faced brief penalties for related transformer thefts and wire work near Greeley, with Padilla receiving a county jail term and Candela pleading to related offenses.
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Slim" Hayes
PlattewiMe Bank
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Roibery
Canon City
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Sabidra
Greeley
Howard Place
Greely
Pablo P. Padilla
Graham
Padilla
Court of Justice & G
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Gooven
Parana
We County
Large Dairy Barns Near Lupton Burned Down
Ernest Sauer of Fort Lupton owned a large dairy barn housing purebred cattle that was destroyed by a fire Sunday night. Firefighters evacuated the stock, and Sauer estimated the $10,000 structure may have started from outside, with suspicions of insurance involvement. The barn sat about a mile west and a mile north of Fort Lupton.
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Ernest Sauer
Fort Lupton
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Former Local Resident Returns from Shanghai to Visit Family
Guy C Stockton and his sisters Mrs A Taylor and Mrs Stockton, longtime Greeley residents, recently came from Shanghai where Mrs Stockton ran an export shop in the International Settlement. They planned to return to Shanghai Feb 6 but may delay due to hostilities. The Stockton family previously lived in Greeley, with Mr Stockton teaching at local schools before moving to New York and then Shanghai.
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Charlee H. Buckingham
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A. Taylor
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New York
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Colombia
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Shaugal
Bower Questions Suspects In Kidnapping Case
Benjamin P. Bower, manager of Campbell-Self Baking, who was kidnapped for five days, visited Denver police headquarters and listened to four suspects in private. He and his wife observed the men as they talked, and police offered no immediate disclosure of the case result.
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Ausoriated Press
Denver
Feb
Benjamin P. Bower
Campbell-Self Baking Company
Albert T Mark
Hower
Bee Hive Wrecking Probe Spreads in Mead Township
Sheriff’s office will investigate the reported wrecking of beehives in Mead Township by raiders stealing honey. Ivar Olsen reports colonies destroyed and winter supply stolen. Honey stolen from Paul White’s yard. A hive recovered eight miles west of Gresley and returned to its owner.
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Japanese Warships Bombard Chinese Forts at Nanking
Nanking residents fled in panic as Japanese warships Tsushima and Tenryu fired on Lion Hill forts starting about 11:30 a.m. Chinese troops manned barricades and machine guns answered the bombardment while American marines reinforced the settlement and evacuation plans for Americans were discussed in Shanghai.
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Water Front
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Navy
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Durgug
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Gencral Goarderril
Saunders Named CU Head Football Coach Candidate
William Saunders, former coach at Colorado State Teachers College, emerged as the University of Colorado’s top choice for head football coach. The athletic department will recommend Saunders for approval by the board of regents, with final confirmation expected after the regents meet Friday.
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Denver
William Saunders
Colorado State Teachers Vollege
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Navy Department
Agaton Ernest Bearg
Washburn College
Glen Thuletthwaite
Sermon Warns of Dangers in Barter Conditions
A Baptist minister warned in a Sunday sermon that barter conditions threaten gains in working conditions as people race for any work, risking overwork for women and children while efforts to prevent harm increase. In legal news, Jack Harris of Adams County was acquitted after a four year case, and Alderman Harber of Greeley is set for surgery amid a weeklong confinement.
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Rolo
Spear
Swig
Rollo
Baptist Minteter
Local buyers pay to farmers on Monday Feb
Local buyers paid farmers on Monday according to notes from the market round. The brief item records cash exchanges and mentions market activity tied to the February date.
U S Regulars Are Sent to Shanghai
Under President Hoover the United States ordered military and naval enforcement to defend American citizens at Shanghai. The transport Chaumont departed Maine with 1,000 Regular Army and 400 war veterans to join 1,900 Marines already guarding the foreign settlement. A White House conference had previously approved the venture.
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