Cheyenne Man Vows Vengeance Over Auto Incident
A Cheyenne man vows revenge after street chaos linked to a racing incident. Budgets and fines feature as Burke pays five dollars plus costs for speeding on his motorcycle, while W. B. Bar settles fifteen dollars plus costs for alleged disregard of public safety. A car and hill mishap near Normal hill ends with a toppled gas wagon and a sharp rebuke from local officials. The piece follows police and judge remarks and remarks from Cheyenne Automobile head Mr. Barnett. A wedding case follows in town as Latham and Kermy wed in a pink white decor home ceremony officiated by Rev. J. J. Lace with 30 guests from Ames and Iowa.
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Latham-Kervey
Ad Mra
EB. Latham
Lesa
Walter A. Kermy
Dew Moines
J. J. Lace
Methodist Arch
Ames
Mies Miller
Iowa
Flows
Powers Klingenburgs Wed in Greeley Trinity Service
Miss Hettle Powers and Ford Klingenburg were married at Trinity Episcopal church in Greeley by Rev. Bonell. Only close family attended and the couple will reside in Windsor where the groom holds a prominent position at the sugar factory. The bride is a Windsor native and a Greeley High School graduate.
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Greeley High School
I Windaor
Class Play of N. H. 8 Presents Dream at Normal
The State Normal high school staged Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream with a cast of thirty four students directed by Marshall Pancoast. The Normal orchestra led by J Kendel provided music as audiences praised the performance and many anticipated a second show.
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N. H
State Normal High School
Marshall Pancoast
J. ©. Kendel
Twenty Days for Mahoney in Cheyenne Drink Case
John Mahoney, described as a handyman from the locality, faced a twenty day sentence after a drunken episode in Cheyenne. He spent last month's days pursuing heavy drinking, and authorities moved him to Greeley last night to ensure no obstruction to his sentence, highlighting contrasts between Cheyenne and Greeley morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahoney
Cheyenne
Greeley
Dee
Visitor Robert Scott Arrives From Hastings Nebraska
Robert Scott of Hastings Nebraska arrived Wednesday evening for a visit with his brother, a member of the Scott Bros firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scott
Hastings
Neb
Scott Bros
Charivaris Bring Joy During Ault Wedding Night
In Ault Tuesday night charivaris entertained newlyweds and locals. Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Ryan returned from Fort Collins after marriage as cigars were shared. The C. A. Taylor couple from Greeley received a welcome with money for treats. Jacob Cofin and others were next treated to cake and funds for further merriment.
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Ault
Lynne Ryan
Fort Collins
Ryans
C. A. Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
Daven Farr Wed in Greeley in Private Evening Ceremony
Hazel Daven and Harry W. Farr married Tuesday June 1 in a private ceremony at the Daven home 1719 Eighth avenue Rev John Doane officiated. The couple plan a California honeymoon and will reside in the Jerome Igo house after their return.
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Greeley
Hazel Daven
Harry W. Farr
John Doane
P. F Daven
Eighth Avenue
Loveland
California
Catalpa
Greeley High School
The
Normal
W. H. Farr
State University
Rental Suit Settled in Platteville Court
The case Hoffman v Beskas, a land lord and tenant dispute over a farm rental, was decided by a jury at 10 last night in county court. Mrs Alice Hoffman rented two farms to Nick Beskas paying 200 down on a 1000 dollar rental. The jury awarded 375 to Hoffman, leaving Beskas to pay court costs and vacate within 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Vs. Beskas
Wes
Nick
Pharmacists to Convene at Estes Park Stanley Hotel
The State Pharmaceutical Association will meet in Estes Park at the Stanley hotel from June 23 to 25. State treasurer H. Reynolds says several hundred pharmacists and their wives are expected, with travel arranged from Loveland by train on the 22nd and auto transport to the park. Greeley druggists are among attendees.
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State Pharmaceutical Association
Estes Park
Stanley Hotel
H. Reynolds
Loveland
Greeley
Visit of Mrs Elizabeth Fu qua to Cincinnati
Mrs Elizabeth Fu qua of Greeley former president and founder of the musical sorority of the United States of America returns to Cincinnati to visit her parents. A host of former pupils and friends will greet her upon arrival.
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Elizabeth (Mathias) Fuqua
Greeley
Musical Sorority of the
United States of America
Metropolitan College of Music
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Preacher Seeks Sanity Ruling for Local Elder
A Nunn preacher arrived in the city to urge that old man Hall be declared insane. Hall claims he was driven out by his wife and her former husband. The preacher says the wife believes he belongs in an asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn
Hall
A Boomerang Poem Encourages Lifting a Fading Spirit
A short verse urges brightening a blue soul with a kind act. The speaker notes a moment of laughter or sun after clouds returns as a boomerang of goodwill. It emphasizes personal uplift when you brighten others.
20 000 Strikers Riot Through Philadelphia Streets
Special to the Daily Tribune reports 20,000 strikers paraded in riotous defiance of police and militia in Philadelphia on June 3. Cars were damaged and burned, with many drivers attacked and streetcar windows smashed as fighting broke out in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Philadelphia
Erie high school teacher arrested for indecent liberties
Arthur J. Butcher, 1906 Erie Normal graduate and local teacher for eighth and first grades, was arrested on a statutory charge related to alleged indecent liberties with a 14 year old pupil, Elizabeth Summerwell. Humane Agent A. E. Ransom escorted him from Erie to Denver for detention before transport back to Greeley.
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Rameors
Elizabeth Summerwell
Arthur J. Butcher
Erie
Denver
Humane Society
Butcher
Humane
A. E. Ransom
Greeley
Tribune
Humane officer investigates case of 16-year-old mother
Denver humane officer investigates a 16 year old girl who became a mother this morning. The girl named Lulu Long attended school through last Friday, was in the fifth grade at the Meeker building, and lives with her father a teamster and her deceased mother at Twe Avenue and Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
Denver
Lulu Long
Meeker
Twe
Veteran Jewels Poudre Valley Lodge 25 Year Members
Presented Veteran jewels to members with 25 years of service at Poudre Valley Lodge No 12 C C OO F. Twenty men received jewels. Grand Secretary Elect Jackson of Boulder attended and spoke. A program and banquet followed late in the evening.
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Veteran Jewels
Poudre Valley Lodge No. 12
C. OO. F
Jackson
Boulder
Annual Crucible Banquet Held at Camfield Hotel
The Crucible star held its annual banquet Tuesday evening at the Camfield hotel. An elaborate eight course feast was served with Prof. E A Cross as toast master. Toasts included Looking Backward by Miss McNichols Utopia by Miss Ver son Notes by Miss Blumer Pro crastination by Miss Tierney The Art of Work by Miss Smith An Ideal Staff by Miss Hannum
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Crucible
Crucible Star
Camfield Hotel
E. A. Cross
Miss McNichols
Utopia
Miss Verson
China Shower for Miss Faye Pattee Prepares June Bride
A china shower honors Miss Faye Pattee, one of the June brides, hosted by friend Miss Myrna Barber. Tea with guests followed by an evening of gift presentation, as a group of Miss Pattee’s friends enjoyed the surprise occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Pattee
Miss Pattee
Myrna Barber
Eichorn Leads Third Baptist Meeting with Packed House
At the Eichorn meetings in the Baptist church last night the house was full. Ushers smoothly guided attendees to front seats. Conversant with Gipsy Smith gatherings in Denver, Eichorn also led singing, offering Greeley residents a rare civic religious privilege not to miss.
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Eichorn
Baptist Church
Denver
Greeley
Rural Route No 5 Debuts Amid High Praise
The new rural route No 5 began Saturday and is highly approved by new patrons. It crosses Boyd's bridge, along Asa Decker’s place, along the river road past Farmers, then heads south over the bluffs. The First Presbyterian Church choir plans a concert in Kersey on June 28.
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Boyd's Bridge
Asa Deckers
Farmers
Bluffs
First Presbyterian Church
Kersey
City Issues 15 Dog Licenses Amid Sluggish Tags
City clerk reports 15 dog licenses issued, about one third of town dogs. Male tags cost 2 dollars and female tags 4 dollars, with most issued at the 2 dollar rate. Owners may face a heavy fine if a dog bears a 4 dollar tag in place of a 2 dollar tag.
Council Visit to Linn Grove Cemetery Planned
The entire council will travel to Linn Grove Cemetery tomorrow to inspect a new addition and discuss changes to record keeping and the charging system for plots.
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Linn Grove
Poll Tax Debate Hits City Council on Evasion
The council wrestled with poll tax collection noting about three of five men evade the tax. The street supervisor prefers cash to work, and the plan seeks at least 3 dollars of work per person to count toward the street fund. Ages 21 to 50 face the tax unless exempt by medical certificate. Firemen are exempt. An estimated 1,000 men are subject to the tax, amounting to about 3,000 dollars for the street fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Fire Department
Seaman
Water Not Contaminated Says Professor Beardsley
Professor Beardsley, city water bacteriologist, reports no alarm despite a one day count rise from 83 to 1600 colonies. He explains that source and delivery affect danger, noting rainstorm brought germs are not contaminating, while filtered water could be dangerous. a roofed storage basin could mitigate contamination.
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Beardsley
Normal High School Graduation Exercises Set for June 4
The eighth annual graduating exercises will be held in the Normal chapel Friday evening June 4. Sixty one graduates are listed. The program includes Aida March Barcarolle Belle Nuit from Tales of Hoffman, a girls chorus, Address The Day s Work by Principal H M Barrett, piano solo Sarah Hunter, diploma presentation by Principal R W Bullock, and Fly Singing Bird by the chorus, with Superintendent D D Hugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal High School
Normal Chapel
H. M. Barrett
Sarah Hunter
R. W. Bullock
D. D. Hugh
High School Girls’ Chorus
Windsor Youth Simon Johnson Dies Unexpectedly
Windsor resident Simon Johnson aged 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Johnson, died at his home Wednesday afternoon after a period of illness. He had previously suffered a severe fever that left him blind years ago. Funeral services were held at 11 o'clock this morning at the home, with burial in the local cemetery. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Simon Johnson
J. M. Johnson
Will Buy Old Home A R English Heads to Beloit
A R English left Tuesday for Beloit Wisconsin to purchase his boyhood home and redeem it to keep it in the family. He came from the east over twenty five years ago and has since become a wealthy farmer with a fine LaGrange district home. He travels with his wife three sons and a daughter all living on the ranch nearby.
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LaGrange
A. R. English
Beloit
Wis
Mr. English
Concrete Bridge Opens After Completion on Eleventh Avenue
The new ten thousand dollar bridge on north Eleventh avenue, built to alter the river channel on Mr. Clayton's farm, was finished yesterday. Approaches are being graded today and the bridge will open to the public tomorrow. The Denver contractor has received about half the contract price, with the remainder tied up by a suit against the commissioners.
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North Eleventh Avenue
Clayton
Denver
Postmaster Gets Increase in Federal Pay Hikes
Postmaster Gray and about fifty Colorado officials saw salary increases this week under federal adjustment. Gray will gain $100 per year and the first assistant Mrs Mary Dille will receive the same rise. Other employees will get small raises, but exact figures are not yet known due to lack of official notification from Washington.
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Postmaster Gray
Colorado
Sam
Gray
Mary Dille
Washington
Charles A Lory named new president of Colorado Agricultural College
Charles Alfred Lory, a physics professor and dean of electrical engineering at Colorado Agricultural College, was chosen by the state board to succeed Dr. Barton O. Aylesworth. The 37 year old former Loveland farmer and Boulder native will serve for one year with expectation of a permanent appointment, praised by Governor Shafroth and college officials.
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Charles Alfred Lory
Colorado Agricultural College
Lory
Edwards
Sardis
Ohio
Colorado
Loveland
Normal School
Greeley
University of Colorado
Boulder
Cripple Creek
Duane
Fort Collins
Z. X. Snyder
State Normal School
Charles A. Lory
The
Agricultural College
Professor Lory
Open House for Blackwood Visit at Parsonage
Rev I A Blackwood and family are to return tonight after a ten day trip to Chicago for the Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church. Two leading parish women hosted an open house at the parsonage today from 8 to 1 0, each guest bringing a pound of eatables for a well stocked pantry. The Blackwoods have been in Pennsylvania prior to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
I. A. Blackwood
Blackwoods
Pennsylvania
Blackwood
Chicago
Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Endeavor Society Holds Flower Card Evening at Church
The Christian Endeavor of the Congregational church met Wednesday evening for a regular business session followed by a social. Members wore flower cards and guessed them for amusement. An auction of boxed items used beans as currency. Musician Mr Biechorn attended with his wife singing, and a pie and coffee refreshment was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
The
Congregational Church
Biechorn
Administrators Appointed in Two Estates
Letters of administration issued this morning in two estates. Mrs. Marcia Calkins left a $1,000 life policy to her three children with the husband designated to receive the funds. Curtis H. named administrator for the estate of his father L. H. Roberts near LaSalle, valued at $4,000.
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Marcia Calkins
Curtis H
L. H. Roberts
LaSalle
Longmont Oil & Gas Co Incorporated
The Longmont Oil & Gas Co was incorporated yesterday as an eastern syndicate. It will sink wells from Houlder to Platteville with R A Duncan of Denver in charge. Duncan is an uncle of County Clerk A J Luther.
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Barnett
Ice
Melf
Gorene
Charivaris
Pharmacists
Arthur Butcher
Eichorn Meetings
Aggies
Endeavor Business Meeting
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