Bay party comes to grief at Milliken disturbance
Andy Campbell Milliken city marshal and C F Browne Loveland faced charges of disturbing the peace after a party led by Wells and Browne caused a disturbance at a Loveland hotel. Miss S Ig Loveland 17 will be sent to reform school. Fines totaling 47.60 were paid for the disturbance and related damages. The party fled to Loveland where further arrests followed. Campbell escorted a Loveland girl home.
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Urbed Peace
Milliken
State Reform School
Ial
Illiken
Andy Campbell
Billy Ins
C. F. Browne
Loveland
S. Ig
Reform School
Jen, Browne
Jen, Browne, Miss Wells and A Mrs. Som, 26 Years Old, All of Loveland
Koehnle
Ord
Ann
Wells
Campbell
Loved
John Brown
Frowne
Pbell
Reland
Former Venezu el President Castro Denied U S Admission
Gen Don Cipri o Castro former president of Vene zuela detained at Ellis Island for over two weeks was denied admission to the United States by a board of inquiry. He was found to have committed a crime involving moral turpitude and accused of frequent injury by misrepresenting his knowledge and position. Castro said he would appeal to the secretary of commerce and immigration officials.
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York
Don Ciprio Castro
Veneta
Ellis Nd
United States
Williams
Sezuéla
Castro
Commerce
Lloyds Records Record Year of Losses in 1912
The 1912 Lloyds statistics show the year as the most disastrous in 250 years. About 6.25 million dollars were paid for major casualties, with the Titanic catastrophe accounting for roughly 10 million. Christmas losses and other incidents swelled totals. casualties exceeded five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Lloyd’s
Ich
Victoria farms lure for Weld county settlers in Greeley visit
In Greeley a Victoria representative explains government aid for settlers, including passage loans and land sales. Victoria touts irrigation, multiple alfalfa crops, dairying, and crops like corn and wheat with cheap 4 percent loans. The pitch targets young farmers with small capital seeking opportunities in Victoria.
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Weld County
Victoria
Australia
F. T. A. Fricke
Commonwealth
Greeley
Camfield Hotel
Fricke
Ellwood Mead
Colorado
California
Osgood to Erect Public Hall by Popular Subscription
Residents plan a meeting next Tuesday to discuss building a community hall in Osgood. A suitable gathering place is needed for farmers meetings entertainments church Sunday school and other events. The schoolhouse two miles away is inconvenient. The hoped for hall will be modest but serve as a social center for the community.
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Osgood
Yeomen Initiate Class of Thirty in Week
A Yeomen lodge initiated thirty new members in a single week bringing total to forty eight in two weeks. The state deputy plans to stay another week as more candidates are expected next week. Social hour and supper followed the lodge session at the M B A hall. The group aims to reach one hundred members by campaign end.
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Yeomen Lodge
Birkle Shot by Son Still Bedbound
L S Birkle remains unable to leave bed after being accidentally shot by his young son who had an air rifle for Christmas. The bullet pierced the shin and traveled downward before exiting. Doctors warn of grave infection risk. His brother J W Birkle, a grand jury member, is critically ill with six weeks of stomach trouble.
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Platteville
L. S. Birkle
Birkle
J. W. Birkle
Grand Jury
Evans Visit By Mrs. Maud Royce Henehan
Mrs. Maud Royce Henehan of Denver is visiting her mother in Evans for a few days starting January 17.
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Evans Evans
Maud Royce Henehan
Denver
Boy Under Knife In Mastoid Abscess Surgery
Aubrey Morgan seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Guy Morgan underwent surgery for a mastoid abscess yesterday. He is in Greeley hospital resting easily today. Two years old when kicked by a horse he suffered a broken leg in three places and recovered without lasting lameness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey
Guy Morgan
Greeley Hospital
Allen brothers to die for Hillsville murders in Virginia
The Virginia supreme court denied a retrial for Floyd and Claude Allen the Hillsville outlaws condemned to die for their roles in the mass murders in Judge Massie's courtroom last March. Unless Governor Mann intercedes, which is unlikely, the father and son face execution.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Floyd
Claude Allen
Hillsville
Young Woman to Preach at First Baptist Church
Rev Wilmetta Marks a young evangelistic preacher will occupy the pulpit at the First Baptist Church Sunday morning. She is visiting with Mrs George Venables and follows her dead father in becoming ordained to preach after several years of ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmetta Marks
First Baptist Church
George Venables
Miss Marks
Installations of W R C and G A R Officers Celebrate Ceremony
Department Commander Mrs. Sadie Liken officiated as installing officer for the W R C with U S Grant post No 13 backing the ceremony in the I O O F hall. Officers for the W R C and G A R were named and a dinner followed the lodge meeting.
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Sadie Liken
Corps
W. C. Thomas
U. S. Grant
Women's Relief Corps
Kate McElroy
Amanda Curtis
R. E. Bovard
A. K. Clark
C. B. Y van Dyne
D. A. Camfield
J. S. Schryver
Williams
Delia Lovell
Beetham
Ward
Death of Rev W A Miles noted in Windsor and Denver crime report
Denver reports R F Addis pleaded guilty to failing to stamp oleo and was fined 1050 dollars. M L Strauss faced 20 days jail for fraud in selling state rights for Kracker Telephone. A J Turner jailed 30 days and fined 100 for bootlegging. S C Stang fined 5 dollars plus costs for obscene postal cards. Windsor mourns Rev W A Miles who died January 6 of pneumonia, leaving a wife and two sons.
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Denver
R. F. Addis
Internal Revenue
Lewis
M. L. Strauss
Kracker Telephone Company
A. J. Turner
Collbran
Mesa County
C. Stang
Windsor
W. A. Miles
Miles
Marriage Licenses Granted to Three Couples
Marriage licenses were granted this morning to Peter H. Brown and Blanche Trene Ruffner of Ault, Alex Devnes and Maggie Heber of Windsor, and Howard M. Mick of Crawford, West Virginia, and Alda Gum of Baton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H. Brown
Blanche Trene Ruffner
Ault
Alex Devnes
Maggie Heber
Windsor
Howard M. Mick
Crawford, W. Va
Alda Gum
Baton
Liquid air show expected at Greeley high school
A lecture Monday night at the Greeley high school auditorium will feature liquid air demonstrations by Prof. Patty. The exhibit promises temperatures far below zero and includes radium, wireless telegraph equipment, and other wonders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty
Free show draws full house in Ault
L H Ryan proprietor of the local moving picture house gave a free two hour show to Ault residents last night and the venue was crowded to capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
L. H. Ryan
Moving Picture House
Callison Held Without Bail For January Hearing
John Callison was brought from Akron Ohio to answer a charge of causing Miss Hazel Meeks death. He appeared before Justice S S Sides and was held without bail for a January 22 preliminary hearing. A large crowd gathered hoping for testimony but were disappointed. Future proceedings may be closed due to the sensitive nature of the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callison
Akron
Ohio
S. J. McAfee
Hazel Meek
Justice of the Peace
S. S. Sides
Prairie Dog District Forming At Dover
Dover officials plan to form a prairie dog pest district under a grasshopper pest law. A Farmers' club meeting on January 23 will review the plan with the state entomologist present. The club favors extermination of prairie dogs due to recent ravages.
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Ito
Dover
Farmers’ Club
Stae
New Jersey
France
George Moore
Parcel post trade passes 50 000 mark in Denver
Denver reports parcel post activity surpassing fifty thousand in the first half of January. An official tally by Assistant Postmaster Henry W. Hannum shows 56,181 parcels moved through the Denver post office from January 1 to 15.
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Denver
Henry W. Hannum
Water Works Ice Bound Leaves Town Dry
Since Monday the small water works system serving several Hudson houses has frozen. All efforts to melt the ice have failed, and residents must haul water from the well.
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Hudson
Woodmen Hold Installation at Pierce Camp No 270
Pierce Camp No 270 Woodmen of the World elected officers for the year at the Bank hall meeting led by Consul commander Harry Gallavan and others. Fred Meyers retained a board seat. An open installation is planned for Saturday January 25 with an oyster supper and family attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meyers
Board of Managers
Officials Say Unprofitable Cows Should be Sold in Dairy Upheaval
Fort Collins inspector P. Schultz of the Jersey Cattle Association tours Evans promoting records to identify unprofitable cows. He notes Jersey cows in the area yield butter fat from 5 to 5.5 percent due to ensilage and winter feeding. He urges dairymen to track each cow’s production to remove nonperformers.
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Evans
Jersey
P. Schultz
Fort Collins
Jersey Cattle Association
Scholtz
Mr. Scholtz
Greeley High Seniors Plan SelfMade Graduation Attire
Senior girls under Miss Mary Wright will craft their own gowns hats and lingerie for commencement with a five dollar limit. The sewing and millinery program added after the new building opened aims to be practical teaching students to cut fit and sew neat stylish garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley High School
Mary Wright
Miss Wright
New York Adopts Direct Election of U S Senators
Albany N Y Jan 17 The New York state senate voted 43 to 4 to approve a constitutional amendment to elect United States senators by popular vote The measure follows the assemblys affirmative action and both chambers show strong support The President Pro Tempore of the Senate Wagner predicts the next U S senator will be chosen by the people Direct.
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Albany
N. Y
State Senate
United States
Assembly
Senate
Wagner
New York
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Wales
Boyds
Longmont
Colo
Allens
Morrison
Stephen Mead
T. C. Pressly
J. R. Snodderly
Thomas Dinsmore
C. H. Dunn
A. J. H. Lohr
Oes
Boulder
Eaton
Boulder University
Eaton High School
Mates High
Laramie High School
Callison
J. J. Sides
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