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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text hints at a legal or trial context with names and places scattered. The readable segments mention a jury near date, possible defendants or witnesses, and references to hearings and examinations, though many phrases are garbled. The piece resembles a court proceedings snippet with multiple unrelated fragments.
A lively opening crowd gathered as the City Sunday School Baseball League began play. The article notes teams, volunteers, and a ceremonial kickoff, with emphasis on community involvement and youth participation.
The National Synod gathered at the Thformed Presbyterian church in Giedar Nu to decide if the Tetormedt Feonbytuelan Etaiveh would join the Entercharel World Movement. A coordinating committee presented apportionments, with the foreign mission board’s allocation leading at $100,000 for bia, and a provision for the paper The Chels ton Nation to receive ads from various boards.
Court orders a new trial for William Newell and co defendants Macy Newall and others after findings of errors in the prior proceeding. results prompt reassessment of damages and potential compensation.
Wheat production this year falls short of 1919 totals due to winter and grain crop conditions. The department reports lower yields and notes ongoing concerns about overall supply.
Id I Murphy, sales manager for the Jacky Mouhinta Firetoun company of Renvoy, gave a fire fighting exhibition to about 60 residents of the local fire department and Athora the morning of Bla Hon bids. He demonstrated a new extinguishing substance called opm Firafanin. The fluid expands eight times and the demonstration showed its effectiveness on gasoline fires. Murphy’s main extinguisher used a cyan tree container and a gasolbin plug, extinguishing flames in about 2½ seconds on the first attempt and again in three seconds. The liquid, creamy and expanding, was claimed to mix with water to produce a foam-like agent, though the exact composition remained unclear.
The heavyweight boxing champion Dempsey faces a trial in Frisco today on charges of conspiring with manager Jack Kearns to fix events. Prosecutors allege involvement with the boxing service in a case filed by the government.
A local market report notes a sharp decline in silver prices, dropping about 40 cents per ounce amid rumors of overseas selling and selling pressure from East India and Chinese interests. Investors fear continued declines as reports from London influence sentiment.
A Saturday evening piano recital at the Teachers College club house pleased the women of Greeley. Miiohi Lovinne performed with support from Professor J. O. Rendell. The informal performance attracted members of the community and highlighted the program’s warmth.
M Kelvey names a committee to seek a new chamber secretary to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of the present secretary after June 1. The board met at the Camilela hotel and appointed Grant Willson Paul Darrow and others to inquire into securing the post. Coon was named chair of the membership committee for June.
Anguelated candidates Anguelated Prexa Chicago June 1 visit Governor Lochlan. Major General Wand leads early stop at presidential row headquarters. General Woof returns the colt and shakes hands with other emididates.
General John J. Pershing notified Secretary Baker that he seeks retirement from executive service within the next few months after completing recently enacted army reorganization measures. He says duties will limit his time and he wishes to engage in more active pursuits.
Unofficial results from yesterday's Iowa primary show United States Senate candidate A B Cummins ahead of rival Smith W Crookheart by about 10 000 votes across 706 precincts. Final tallies list Cummins at 46 884 and Brookhart at 46 500 with other Republican totals including Kendall 20 208 Moore 14 406 Havner 14 817 and Deena 14 817.
Mrs R B Brown 62 died at her home 919 Fifth street Monday afternoon. Survived by husband two sons Thomas Ory Brown of Grealey and John A Brown of Platteville a daughter Mrs A T Lycan of Greeley and a sister Mrs C E Vale of Platteville Funeral Thursday afternoon at the Greely Methodist Church with burial in Platteville Cemetery Rev W T Scott to officiate Also offered cleaning services by S A Pryor 423 Fifth Street.
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