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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
6
A damaged page fragment reports a leak found in Milton Reservoir outlet pipes and discusses tampering with irrigation facilities. The note warns of potential danger to lives and property in the Flotte valley and notes responsibility for ensuring safety.
McKelvey of the Greeley chamber of commerce urged farmers to expect drought relief from late-season rain. He noted many fields lack moisture, irrigation ditches are ruined, and diversions threaten crops. Windsor and Bridger district reports echo rain concerns amid worm damage and general crop strain. Sweden announces near complete Olympic participation, barring golf and perhaps boxing, with athletes set for July events and a strong team planning in multiple sports.
President Wilson announced appointments including Temes Ford of New Jersey, Potter of New York, and Tuntad of Massachusetts to unspecified posts. Baylor Bogert of New York and Samuel W. McColl of Massachusetts named to major commissions. Nicholas Kelley of New York named as interim Secretary of Commerce.
Amid heated debates at the Republican National Convention delegates and committees exchange views on whether the party will back a league of nations or declare against it. Leaders, farmers, prohibitionists and reservationists press for platform fidelity as speeches and prayers fill sessions into the night.
Reports indicate a split on delaying the convention agenda to hear revolutions and platform reports. Proponents argue the platform could be treated as unfinished business and allow nominations, while Wood and London factions push to proceed with speeches and report readiness.
Funeral services for John W. Kayth will be at Macy chapel at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Mrs Elbert Curtis Smiths funeral was held at the family home Wednesday at 2 36 p m conducted by the first reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist Greeley Ars J M B Petrikin sang. pallbearers included Judge James H Garrigues Judge George H Brad inti Charles B Squthard Harry B Churchhill John T Jacobs Joseph G Myelug. Is torment way in Linn Grove cemetery Feed Central Unconstitutional Consolidated Philadelphia January 8 three sections of the Lover Inn food control bill found unconstitutional by U S Supreme Court Justice Thomp gale. Mesdames Frank Nims H J Wishing Joe Tensy Val Nims Eleanor Nims partied Estes Park Sunday. A Russell Story relates a mayor in a northern England town discussing sea front seats inscribed to the borough by Ald Boggins. The sea 12 Ais sad he made.
A busy seniors week featured a Thursday afternoon reception by juniors in the club house with dancing and catering by Mayel. Harold Moores orchestra provided music and a final Tuesday evening gathering included a three course dinner with A. H. Mallory as toastmaster guiding the toasts.
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