Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Greeley Daily Tribune in Greeley, Colorado

We have 2,436,474 pages in Colorado

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1912

Page

3

Verdict Reached By Jury In Kerber Murder Case

The jury in the Fred Piel murder case against George Kerber has reached a verdict after a long deliberation. The judge and court officials await tonight’s decision due to venue motion and absence of key participants. Previous rumors of acquittal or murder degrees circulated as the case drew wide attention.

Pople Fred Piel George Kerber Arge Charles McCall Golden Greeley Central Wy Niell Graham Sheeley Tweeday

Famous Lee Case Up To High Court

The state supreme court will decide if the Weld County jury era punishes W. Lee for stealing his daughter Irene after a divorce custody. Assistant attorney general O Connor Sor filed a reply brief supporting the lower court verdict. Lee and Iris lived on a farm when the decree was granted and the daughter vanished during a search that led to Canada.

Netown Das W. Lee Weld

Babe Drowns in Wintergreen Poisoning Incident

A 16 month old girl in Green Yats near Jersey drank wintergreen from a one and a half ounce bottle and suffered severe poisoning. While her parents were outside the child climbed a chair, retrieved the bottle, and consumed the liquid. Dr Saulding arrived after a rapid 25 mile trip to attempt urgent care.

Jersey Charles Poller Green Iyats Here Irs Poller Saulding Milee

Painters of Town Knock Out Police and Escape

Evans and Greeley police seek Charles Pace after he and a companion attacked a night officer and knocked down a city alderman while fleeing across town. Bystanders pursued but pace and partner outdistanced them as they slipped away during a drunken spree.

Greeley Evans

Lineman Parkhurst Injured In Blazing Car Accident

Windsor June 3. O J Parkhurst a lineman for the Northern Colorado Power company jumped from a running motor inspection car when a gasoline tank exploded on the C and N track. He suffered a severe scalp wound fractured collar bone sprains and bruises ten stitches were needed. F M Harris aided him and the car was raised off him. Parkhurst was taken to Windsor hospital and is expected to recover.

Windsor J. Parkhurst Northern Colorado Power Company Parkhurst F. M. Harris Harris Windsor Hospital

Courageous restraint saves child from runaway horses

Ault June 3 Mrs Jacob Greenwalt and five children rode home when a paper startled the horses. Mrs Greenwalt, with her three months old baby in her arms, climbed over the front seat and seized the reins to stop the frightened team. The oldest Greenwalt boy was recently tossed from his horse and bruised.

Ault Jacob Greenwalt Greenwalt

Greek Mexican mix up on U P camp ends with injury

In Fort Lupton on June 3 a card game dispute between Greek and Mexican workers at the U P construction camp led to a Mexican suffering a broken arm. The injured man was transported to Greeley hospital by Dr. B Movismith.

Fort Lupton U. P Greeley Hospital B. Movismith

George W. Fisher Dies at 79 Near Johnstown

George W. Fisher, 79, longtime resident near Johnstown, died Friday morning at his home three miles southeast of the city. He leaves five grown sons. Funeral services were held in Loveland today.

Geo. W. Fisher Johnstown George W. Fisher Here Loveland

Evans Women Gift Fire Alarm Tells of Early Blaze

Miss Maud Royce and neighbors activated the new Evans fire whistle shortly after 2 a.m. It rang to call the fire department for the Netzel barn fire, owned by Paul Nigel. The barn burned, adjoining buildings were saved, and losses reached $200. The Ladies Improvement Society donated the device, installed last Saturday, and it operates via water pressure signals from the pump house.

Netzel Paul Neigel Ladies’ Improvement Society Evans Miss Royce

Colorado building site chosen for Panama exposition

Windsor report states Harrison Teller returns from California with news that a state committee selected a prime site by the harbor near Golden Gate for the Colorado building to be erected for the Panama exposition. The panel will present findings to the next general assembly with Senators Patrick West Slattery Garrett and Teller on the committee.

San Francisco Colorado Teller Golden Gate General Assembly Patrick West Slattery Garrett Harrison Teller

Weld County Baseball League Standings and Results

La Salle leads the Weld County League percentage chase as Eaton falls 15 to 1. Gilcrest outscored Brighton 18 to 17 in ten innings. Windsor defeated Johnstown 5 to 4, ending the visitors’ run. Platteville beat Loveland 8 to 3 with two Platteville home runs off Loveland’s pitcher.

Loveland River Boys Platteville Weld County Baseball League

John Jackson Dies in East Evans after Illness

John Jackson died in East Evans last night from a complication of troubles. He recently moved here from Kansas and leaves a widow and three children.

Evans John Jackson East Evans Kansas

Child Killed by U P Train Near Johnstown

Two and a half year old John Brazeman Jr. died after a Union Pacific train on the Fort Collins branch struck him near Johnstown. The engineer, who says he mistook the child for a dog, left the scene as coroner investigators moved in.

John Brazeman Union Pacific Fort Collins Johnstown John Brozeman Brozeman Macy Denver

W C T U Special Meeting Addresses Prohibition Debate

The W C T U held a special meeting at the Methodist church in Kersey. Walter Coffman spoke on statewide prohibition constitutional amendment. A W Coffman spoke on saloons from a moral point of view. Christeman spoke on an educational point of view and Wrightmire spoke on a businessman's point of view. Recitations were given by children and Mrs Wrightmire presided.

Kersey Walter Coffman A. W. Coffman

Farmer's Wife Inherits Millions From Delaware Estate

Mrs. Anna Foster, wife of George G Foster, living on a dry land farm near Barnesville, learned her grandfather Mason Springer left an estate valued at 120 000 000. Heirs are numerous but Anna Foster is expected to receive several millions from mainly Delaware real estate and property in Philadelphia. The Fosters moved four months ago to Barnesville with four sons at home.

Anna Foster George G. Foster Barnesville Mason Springer Delaware Foster Lone Tree District

Newlyweds’ Friends Delay Ault Marriage In Prank Parade

In Ault on June 3, Allan V. Medlvor and Miss Mabel Grace Padgett faced a wedding day full of delays. Friends drained the motorcycle gas but Medlvor prepared and the ceremony finally took place at 9:30 with Rev. Dunn officiating after earlier ruses failed. The reception followed and the couple moved into their new home as teachers and townsfolk offered congratulations.

Ault Allan V. Medlvor First National Bank Mabel Grace Padgett Melvor Greeley Miss Padgett Padgett Dunn Congregational Church Libby Coffin First National Bank of

Mothers-in-law haunt a man in Windsor as tale of madness unfolds

Mike Nix, taken by Marshal Jesse Forbes, is believed insane and to be sent to a psychiatric hospital in Greeley. He claims one sixteenth Cherokee ancestry, says his mother in law stole his child and his 160 acre Oklahoma farm, and expresses a dread of all mothers-in-law. Nix, 28, was picked up on the street last Friday.

Windsor Mike Nix Jesse Forbes Greeley Nix Oklahoma

Secret wedding hides in five months of surprise

Jesse W Loloff and Frances Folsom Cleveland, a Peter Brown school teacher, wed secretly on December 26, 1911, in Golden after five months of concealment. The couple returned to Kersey with plans for farming and teaching, delighting friends unaware of the marriage. Frances is a cousin of Mrs. Grover Cleveland.

Renuro Illlnois

Grits Teeth Break Molars In Sudden Pain

In LaSalle on June 3 L F Erb endured a sudden back pain at breakfast and clenched his teeth so hard the tops of two molars cracked. Dr Vance gave a hypodermic to ease agony. Erb remains bedridden and missing days of work.

Vance Erb

Fort Lupton to Sell Town Ditch Tiling for Revenue

The Fort Lupton town board will auction tiling from the old town ditch and expects a good sum. The panel plans to extend the water works pipeline to Funk addition as the town reports a bonded indebtedness of 35 000 and strong finances.

Fort Lupton Funk

Oils the Waters Between Hudson and Ft. Lupton

County Commissioner Hodgson visited Ft. Lupton to inspect the road link to Hudson amid local dispute. After evaluating Haynes lane and Tombley lane, he chose the T. L. Munson lane as the road to repair, aiming to settle the disagreement.

Ft. Lupton Hodgson Here Hudson Haynes Lane Tombley T. L. Munson

Greeley Bride Weds in Colorado Springs

Miss Bessie T. Manning and Henry V. Phenix were married Saturday evening in Colorado Springs. The bride, a violinist active in musical circles, has long residence there and many friends in Greeley. Phenix is the son of Mr and Mrs V Phenix of Greeley and has spent the past two years in business in Denver.

Greeley Colorado Springs Bessie T. Manning Henry V. Phenix

Colorado irrigation board reports reservoir water in acre feet

The Colorado state board of irrigation issued May 1 comparative statements of water in reservoirs for 1909 through 1912. Engineer F Cogswill notes 1912 exceeds any year since 1909 and may surpass 1909 as meltwater improves with warming weather.

Colorado State Board of Immigration F. Cogswill Irrigation Division South Platte River Cache la Poudre Big Thompson St. Vrain Creek Boulder Creeks Clear Creek Cherry Creek Bear Creek Bureau

School Boys Find Work in Beet Fields Near Greeley

Scarcity of field workers brings rejoice to Greeley youths. Many school boys secure beet field jobs near thinning beets and enjoy a vacation-like outing. They camp in tents, cook outdoors, and make evening trips to town for foods prepared by their mothers. Hours are short, allowing ample camp life. With fewer usual workers, more boys find seasonal labor.

Greeley

Farmers Union backs Mutual Farmers Insurance plan

At a June meeting in Eaton members approved forming Mutual Farmers Insurance to serve farmers. The plan centers on insuring farm buildings with road crews to push the venture. Advocates urge farmers to keep cows, dairy boosts expected locally.

Eaton

Close Call for Micheals Evans on Harrow Ride

On June 3 George Michaels narrowly escaped injury when the harrow he rode with two horses turned over during a field turn. He jumped clear as the implement crushed the horses. one horse suffered severe cuts. Meanwhile Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Patton depart Tuesday for Greensburg Indiana to settle there and Mr. and Mrs. Bishop relocate to Nebraska.

Micheals Evans George Michaels Micheals J. B. Patton Greenburg Ird

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lee Babe Wintergreen Charles Pace Palle Califoria California DALLS Esc Pet la Salle Johnston Ren Bride Approve New Insurance CO
Search Courier

Search the Greeley Daily Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Greeley Daily Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication