Bishop Codma in critical condition at Cooperstown
Reports say Bishop Codma Protestant Potter of the New York Diocese remains near death after a day of weakness. A large gathering at Gale residence hosted a garden party with art fund displays, where guests named dozens of plant varieties and prizes were awarded for winners among attendees.
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Potter
Anc Po
Elizabeth ‘Otler
Ingu
W. L. Clayton
Jennie Nenderson
Dol. Dol
Hugh
Clayton
Florence Steeve
Margaret Statler
Lincoln Neb. July managers discuss resolution and Bryan influence
Lincoln Nebraska July managers say that h 207 instructed and pl ies cannot be defem believe that the resolution too will give him whatere he insists upon having Parker may attem phat the Nebraska de sixteen is for a New Yor vice president if the fact that state can get together ing that for Judge Gre ware is asserted by nigh im the councils of his Nebraska This amnoun regarded here as almost to ah expression from Bryan himself i.
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Parker
Nebraska
Gre
Ranford Tea Party Delights Guests At Shaw Dry Goods Event
The social tea hosted by Ranford and her daughter Mrs J See son pleased fourteen guests. Mrs Thompson and Miss May Scott organized the dainty refreshments. Business worries were set aside during a pleasant evening at Shaw Dry Goods where long time workers celebrated an anniversary. Eaton Man Charged With Criminal Assault Hearing Set for July 16 in Justice Court.
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Ranford
Eaton
George Hill
Bytern-Law
Mra
John Yat
Yater Homary 10
Justice Court
Post Office Receipts Show Increase in Year
Postal Tuesday evening June master Gray balanced the post office accounts and presented receipts totaling $25,751.56 for the past year with an increase of $26 over the previous year.
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Gray
Revival of business in Chicago anticipated by July
Analysts in tacit consensus forecast a nationwide business revival by July with four stages ahead. They predict a robust recovery will spread through the United States, aided by dividends on stocks and interest on a sum about 195 million dollars.
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Chicago
United States
Unclear OCR Narrative From Seelys Lake Event
A fragmented report describes activity at Seelys Lake Tuesday evening near Greeley. Elements mention a picnic, a crowd, and an outdoor affair at a resort or camp site with vague references to meals and a gathering.
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Seely’s
Greeley
Court House
Colorado College leader visits for association interest
A Colorado College delegate attends a meeting to recruit new members. Attendees include Minerarence Foxer, Nettie Carey, and 0 McCreery, as the association notes ongoing activities such as publishing daily complete record temperatures and precipitation data.
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Colorado College
Colorado M Association
Minerarence Foxer
Nettie Carey
McCreery
Ransom Alert After Child Abduction Charge Declared
Constable reports a case of a 16 year old daughter abducted from a town residence. An arrest or lodging of charges is mentioned with a $5,000 bond proposed. Empson Pack factory plans noted with dividend declaration and upcoming spring cutting of peas.
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Notirea
Ocal
Emipson
Immefactory
Let Your Newspaper Do Things for You
Advertising copy urging readers to use want columns to sell, locate, or acquire goods and services. Promotes daily and weekly editions, rates, and the contact address and phone number.
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Electrified C and S Kelim tied up in northern Colorado rail plan
Fort Collins reports four railroad officials and a Denver contractor arrived to discuss an electric line from Fort Collins to Johnstown and beyond to Denver. The proposed route would parallel the D L & N, with work to start soon and a 16 mile length through fertile agricultural districts.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Denver
Colorado
Colorado & Southern
Johnstown
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
R. BE. Philips
J. D. Welsh
W. Il. Cowen
Morris
James Cahill
Two Local Suicides Reported at Salida
In Salida on July 1 two closely timed suicide cases were reported. John Lines, 53, prominent merchant and Republican state central committee member, shot himself in his kitchen at 6 am amid ill health. Nearby Adolph Belott, 60, shot himself at his ranch twelve miles north, health troubles also cited.
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John Lines
Lines
Republican State Central Committee
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Musical afternoon honors Miss Phyllis Wolfe at Wolfe home
Mrs C H Wolfe hosted a Tuesday musicale for her sister in law Miss Phyllis Wolfe who will study in Florence Paris and Berlin after leaving Bozeman Agricultural College. Notables include Miss Ina Ramsay and Mrs D D Forward with several vocal and instrumental solos. Refreshments of sherbet and cake accompanied pink and white roses decor.
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Phyllis Wolfe
Wolfe
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Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
Europe
Florence
Paris
Berlin
Mm. EB. Dargin
Denver
D. D. Forward
Ina Ramsay
3. G. Hughes
R. G. Strong
Sensational Diamond Robbery Strikes Chicago
Chicago July 1. S C Crowell of a well known Diamond firm claims 5000 in stones were stolen from an inside pocket while he carried 40900 in diamonds in the opposite pocket. 200 in cash taken. Detectives suspect a train theft between St Louis and Chicago after Crowell returned from St Louis.
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Chicago
S. C. Crowells
St. Louis
Editor Threatens to Shoot In Foreclosure Attempt
Loveland Colorado July 1 Editor Harry H Hauck drew a gun and threatened to shoot Att J S Simpson of Loveland and George Crammer of Fort Collins during a foreclosure of mortgage at the Loveland Register plant. A warrant was issued for Hauck on a charge of attempting to do great bodily harm.
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Loveland, Colo
J. S. Simpson
George Crammer
Fort Collins
Loveland Register
Today
Harry H. Hauck
Hauck
Ballard's Snow Liniment for Burns and Scalds
Everyday hazards of burns and scalds are common in families. Ballard's Snow Liniment is advertised to relieve pain instantly and aid quick healing, urging readers to keep a bottle on hand for convenience and protection.
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Terri
Ballard
Cow wreck injures engineer as Santa Fe train derails near Tyrone
An east bound Santa Fe passenger train struck a cow near Tyrone Colorado, causing the engine to roll on its side. Engineer George Bourne of Raton jumped clear, spraining a leg and suffering bruises but no serious injuries. Passengers were shaken. traffic remained tied up for eight hours.
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Santa Fe
Tyrone
Here
George Bourne
Raton
Greeley Girl Graduates From Denver Conservatory
The Denver Conservatory of Music held its annual commencement in the city last week. Dorothy Haynes of Greeley was among two graduates of the full piano course. Adele Ramsey Tessa Grable and Ruth Bennethy of Greeley earned teachers certificates with another year to finish the full course. Exercises occupied most of the week.
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Denver Conservatory of Music
Dorothy Haynes
Greeley
Adele Ramsey
Tessa Grable
Ruth Bennethy
Greley
First July Opens New Can Factory With Pea Huskings
On July 1 a new canning factory launches busy operations with about 200 applicants seeking work. Women wait inside while men outside pursue preferred pea husking jobs as belts and machines begin. Workers anticipate a swift, steady production once the plant runs fully.
Seymour Discharged In Perjury Case Linked To Wiley Trial
The perjury case against witness A B Seymour in the E Wiley murder trial was dismissed by Deputy District Attorney Frank I Ewing for lack of evidence of wrong intent. Seymour had been taken into custody during the trial by Judge Shattuck over apparent misstatements.
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E. Wiley
Frank I. Ewing Day
Seymour
Shattuck
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