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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
2
The piece riffes on Republican infighting with Cap Macy as a possible dark horse, notes of denver style politics, and rumors of a party machine. Roosevelt era figures, robes, and a scandal rumor surface as Chicago and national scenes mix in a satirical tone.
A historical critique argues belter taft roosevelt rift could spark a third party. It suggests progressives in both parties may unite behind a reform candidate to challenge Taft and Bryan, reshaping American politics before the next election.
There is a little of the beggar in stinct in every one. A boy never believes work devel ops his muscles as thoroughly as gymnasium pracice. When a visitor calls at your house and you ask him if he would like to hear your little daughter.
A collection of witty observations on everyday life in country towns shows how men claim New York roots while women face sting from remarks on looks. It contrasts anecdotes about medicine at meals and school rules with Hugo’s tale of Jean Valjean and the enduring tension between truth and rumor.
All holders of The Greeley Building and Loan Association ninth series stock are warned that their shares mature on June 29, 1912. Present certificates at The City National Bank office to receive face value. James H. Hays, Secretary. Locals: Arthur Kendel and Mrs. Kendel visiting from Lake City. Charlotte Lewis departs Pueblo-bound after visiting Mrs. Neill. Dickson Smylie and Mrs. Smylie of Eaton attend Teachers College alumni in Greeley. Mrs. Orr visits Hodgen in LaSalle then Boulder served home.
Mrs Lulu Wright Heilman plans summer work in Chicago. She teaches shorthand at the Teachers College High School.
President Charles A. Lory and his wife of the Teachers college class of 1898 attended the alumni meeting Friday. Mr and Mrs Gray Bartlett left for Denver this morning after their Cheyenne wedding this week and visits with Mr and Mrs Charles Knelly.
Miss Eva McKelvey of Denver visits her brother Vernon McKelvey and family. She reconnects with former classmates at Friday alumni gathering. Miss Winifred Davis, recent Cheyenne student, travels from Greeley toward Camfield with friend Miss Schneider visiting Camfield home.
Miss Winifred Sibley, who completed a year at Columbia University, will stay in New York City for the summer and return to her Denver school duties in September after a year’s leave.
Captain Edward Hass arrives from Grand Junction to assist Captain and Ars Marpurg in local Salvation Army relief work. A special welcome service is planned at the army hall tomorrow evening at 7 45.
Miss Anna Belle McCoy of Denver spends weeks with her sister Mrs Bradfield before returning to her home near Topeka Kansas for vacation. An alumna of the 1901 Teachers College class she is now the first assistant at the Washington School of Denver.
Historic Baltimore poised to host the 1912 Democratic National Convention at the Fifth Regiment Armory. The venue seats about 12,000 with potential for 20,000 via raised platforms. Delegates, press rooms, and nurse corps planned as Norman Mack leads arrangements. Bryan listed as a delegate amid a field including Clark Wilson and Underwood.
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