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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
2
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with light winds and a chance of fog in the inland valleys. Sunday should remain fair with mild temperatures and a light northwest breeze.
A scattered satirical column mocks Fourth of July bravado, Taft and Roosevelt delegate politics, a 10 million year skeleton for a Chicago museum, Titanic survivors hosting Carpathia’s captain, and damp frogs defying drought with wit. It notes onion day in Texas and socialites in Denver.
The Colorado GOP erupts as members condemn Guggenheim backed actions, call for a true convention representing rank and file Roosevelt supporters. Weld County eyes a political reset, hoping to rid the old guard, as Denver’s outcome sparks broader revolt. Victory hinges on polling booths next November.
A fragment describes a figure making a scourge of small cords and driving others from the temple. The text focuses on forceful action and authority in a religious setting. No additional context is provided in the readable portion.
The text argues that throughout history men who show combativeness earn the most respect in both public and private life. It claims modern life is a moral, subtler warfare where the ability to resent wrongs and take action garners admiration from men and women alike, and urges teaching boys to embrace this trait for character and success.
Chicago convention totals show 1078 delegates with 539 needed to nominate. Taft instructed 452, Roosevelt 445, La Follette 36, Cummins 10. Democratic convention opens in Baltimore June 25 with 1094 delegates and 720 to nominate. Clark 42, Wilson 226, Underwood 83, Harmon 46.
A reflective column notes human follies in daily life. It mocks pretended duty and common sense while exploring social pressures in kin quarrels and courtship. The voice questions adults and school norms, suggesting society pushes youth toward marriage early.
Opera star Ibly Sammis Mac Dermid returned to the United States after study abroad and had early success as a prima donna in Madison Square New York. She later toured nationally and performed with major orchestras. Married to James G. MacDermid the Chicago composer and publisher they own a large Midwest musical studio. She will sing during Chautauqua week with accompanist Mac Dermid who contributed much of the program.
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