Denver Hold Up Suspect Fatally Shot by Policeman
Wm McMulkin, named by witnesses as the hold up man, was fatally shot by Officer Frank Campbell at the corner of Eighteenth and Larimer streets while resisting arrest. The incident occurred as Campbell aimed to deter three men. a misstep caused the gun to fire killing McMulkin instantly. A memorandum book found on him listed prominent Denver residents and others in a marked list.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Wm. McMulkin
FP. L. Everett
President
Frank Campbell
Eighteenth
Larimer Streets
McMelkin
McMultin
Diet Maatanthy
McMalbe
Thomas Walsh
Walhurst
Wothuret
Mra
Nicholas Longworth
Abe
Beheading of Freiberg Mayor's Daughter Stirs Germany
Freiberg Saxony July 23 Grete Beler 18 daughter of the mayor is executed between dark and dawn for murdering her fiancé civil engineer Preffier by poisoning and shooting him The king of Saxony refused pardon The case attracted international attention with forged documents and a forged will in her favor The executioner arrived with an ax and formal garb and carried out the private act at the prison
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Daily Tribune
Freiberg
Saxony
Grete Beler
Preffier
Senator LaFollette to Speak at Greeley Chautauqua
Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin will open the Greeley Chautauqua tomorrow at 1 30 p m. The noted reformer has long fought corporate power and will deliver a lecture on Representative Government inviting all to hear his message.
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LaFollette
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
laFonette
Bomb Thrown at Illinois Governor Deneen Meeting
A bomb exploded in a large tent where Gov. Deneen spoke at Garfield and Princeton boulevards. No injuries were reported. The incident sparked panic ichaos with theories that thieves used the distraction or political enemies planned the attack.
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Daily Tribune
Chicago
Gov. Deneen
Illinois
Garfield Boulevard
Princeton Boulevard
Dirt on Potatoes Sparks Kansas Pure Food Crackdown
Kansas moves to bar dirt as part of net weight on potatoes. Kansas State Board of Health ruling says dirt on potatoes adulterates the product and will not count toward net weight. Growers and shippers risk penalties under pure food laws while grocers push for enforcement. An escort to prevent selling earth with spuds is being organized as farmers are warned to clean potatoes thoroughly.
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Colorado
Kansas
Kansas City Packer
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Health
Commission
Pure Food Department
Mountain Lion Follows Fisherman Near LaPorte
Dr. Wilkins, fishing on the Poudre River near the Rustic hotel, was stalked for a half mile by a full grown mountain lion that did not attack. He found a warm beaver carcass the lion had feasted on and later saw its tracks up the stream. Mountain lions are being tracked this year on the Poudre with prints found in Idylwild the previous nights by C. Rugh.
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Daily Tribune
Laporte
Colo
Wilkins
Poudre
C. Rugh
Idylwilde
Samuel C. Shearer Visits as Rio Grande Agent in Town
Samuel C. Shearer, traveling agent for the Rio Grande system, spent a few hours in town today meeting local officials and inspecting facilities before continuing his itinerary.
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Samuel C. Shearer
Rio Grande System
Wreck on the Cripple Creek Short Line near Fairview
Special to the Daily Thoune reports Train No. 8 wrecked eight miles southwest of Colorado Springs at Fairview noon today. Eight passengers were seriously injured, including Martha Williams 12, and her mother Mrs. B S Williams of Sheffield Missouri. The engine and baggage car stayed on track while the second coach toppled and derailed subsequent cars. Cause of the accident is unknown.
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Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Here
Fairview
Martha Williams
B. S. Williams
Sheffield
Big Excursion Pulls 400 Through Greeley Foothills
A packed crowd left Greeley station on the Daily Tribune excursion train at 1 45 pm bound for the foothills and the head of the water system. Six coaches filled and more joined at Boyd's station Farmers Bracewell Windsor as the train progressed, swelling riders to nearly 400 by Fort Collins.
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Greeley
Daily Tribune
Boyd's Station
Farmers
Bracewell
Windsor
Fort Colling
Nunn Officials Go Into Court Over Trustee Absences
Mayor J T Rice sues trustees Edward A Petters and William Virgin in district court alleging failure to attend meetings, blocking quorum and local liquor policy clashes. Petters earlier sued Charlie Harvey Howe over trustee qualification. Lawyers on both sides expected sensational proceedings.
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Nunn
J. T. Rice
Edwar A. Petters
William Virgin
Petters
Charlies Harvey
Howe
Great Britain
Virgin
Eay
Cas
Bandits in Boston Town
Three confrontations in two days end with one bandit dead and another seriously wounded. Police mobilized about 300 officers pursuing the desperadoes after fights in a saloon cemetery and a public park. An Italian suspected shooter was killed by bullets during his final stand. The second fugitive remains at large.
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Daily Tribune
Boston
Granger Family Members Register in Town
Mrs. Clara Granger and Edith Granger of Denver visit, joined by Mrs. B. Chase and child of San Jose and F. B. Granger of Alvarado, California, all registering at the Camfield during their town visit.
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Clara Granger
Denver
Edith Granger
B. Chase and Child
San Jose
California
F. B. Granger
Alvarado
Cal
Camfield
Aylesworth Cleared of All Allegations at College
Fort Collins Colorado July 23 The special committee report to the state board of agriculture clears B O Aylesworth president of Colorado Agricultural College of all charges of immoral conduct. It also finds he was lenient with faculty and students and blames disloyalty among faculty for ongoing tensions.
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The
Daily Tribune
Fort Collins
Colo
B. O. Aylesworth
Colorado Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
Aylesworth
Concrete Homes Seen As Valuable Substitutes In Colorado
Greeley notes progress toward concrete housing with a Colorado Portland Cement Co portfolio showing 25 prize designs for affordable concrete houses costing 2000 to 4500 dollars. Architects nationwide were invited to submit designs, highlighting durability, fire resistance, and cost savings versus lumber amid national resource concerns.
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Greeley
Colorado Portland Cement Co
L. Bartlett
Association of American Portland Cement
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Race War in Natalbany Leads to City Siege
Natalbany Louisiana on July 23 reports about 500 Italians encamped on one townside while sheriff's men and hundreds of American citizens hold the opposite line. The race war that broke out yesterday produced several clashes through the night as both sides fortified their positions.
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Daily Tribune
Natalbany
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Head Agricultural College
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Ramsay Dry Goods Co
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C. A. Brafford
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Greeley Electrical Supply Co
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