Bryan Most Popular In Baltimore
William J. Bryan drew large crowds in Baltimore on June 24 as he arrived from Chicago. The Democratic convention fight over a temporary chairman dominated events, with Bryan opposing any move to appoint Judge Parker and warning that a reactionary start would insult progressives.
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Baltimore
William J. Broanwee
Chicago
Bryan
Parker
Bill Bryan
Mrs. Hargreaves
Charles Ek. Bryan
Charles Bryan
William Jennings
William J. Bryan
Fourth of July planned by Fort Collins merchants
Fort Collins business men announce the biggest Fourth of July celebration yet in the region with an all-day program. A monster industrial parade, decorated auto parade, racemuffin parade, street races, wrestling, water fights, and hundreds of events are promised, with three bands and an extraordinary fireworks display to cap the day. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
Business Men’s Association
Eeverybody
Record Setting Cabbage Harvest at Windsor Ranch
Gordon Billings of Greeley set cabbage harvesting records at Rice and Green ranch Windsor. He produced 25 145 plants in nine hours on June 20 and 22 000 plants the next day, aided by favorable conditions and drops by Greeley Camp.
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Gordon Billings
Greeley
Windsor
Greeley Camp
Ida McMinn to Marry Man from Windber
Ida McMinn and Anton Lundahl plan marriage after a license move today. The groom is from Man Cole and the bride from Windber, with details indicating a local wedding arrangement.
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Ida McMinn
Anton
Lundahl
Ida ‘Minn
Man
Cole
Windbor
Maybe running mate for Teddy
In Kersey on June 24 a horse escaped a ride, circled the town at least six times in the early hours, forcing Chester Talbot and a companion to flee. The horse pulled a buggy, fenced it, then ended in the livery stable after leaping the fence and leaving the buggy by Fred James’ fence. The animal appeared to resist both political sides.
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Kersey
Paul Reveire
Chester Talbot
Fred James
Chautauqua Opens in Greeley With Junior Program
The Redpath Horner chautauqua opens in Greeley with large audiences. A first time junior chautauqua for ages six to twelve sold season tickets for one dollar. The Own Patrol Boy Scouts run a snack stand to fund a camping trip. W C T U ladies offer a rest tent for mothers and invalids while listening to programs.
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Redpath
Kindernooks
Boy Scouts of
Trinity Church
Chautauqua
Fraternity Glee Club
Mr. Bennett
Glee Club
Laurant and Company
Byron Pratt
Ruth Bowers
Renton Weighs Milliken as Postmaster Hopeful
A petition in Renton aims to appoint R. M. Benton as postmaster following a recent disclosure at the Riker post office. Mrs. Ciugston serves as temporary postmaster while a bonding company covered the Bal Riker shortage. numerous signatures have been gathered for submission to Washington.
Illinois Club for Baton in Eaton Organizing Meeting
A movement to organize an Illinois club gathers support in Eaton led by W. B. from Aledo. Many residents from the eastern state are involved. A meeting is planned for next week to advance the effort.
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Ulinois Club
Batonator
Eaton
Illinois
Aledo
Chicago
W. B. Th
Aledo Je
Moffat Road Excursion Called Off by The Tribune
The Tribune cancels next Sunday's excursion over the Moffat road due to backward summer weather and receivers control on the Denver Laramie and Moffat lines. No excursion will run this week though later trips are being planned and details announced soon.
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Tribune
Moffat Road
Denver- Laramie
Moffat
Greeley
Eldora U. K. For Vacation at Pine Log Inn Eldora
C H Wolfe of the Tribune spends two weeks at Eldora on the Switzerland Trail near Boulder and endorses Pine Log Inn as a modest priced summer retreat. The lodge offers $2.50 daily or about $14 weekly with boats and fishing. Improvements by P E Chamberlain include a dining room cottages and electric lighting. Wolfe can provide details on Pine Log Inn and Eldora cabins.
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Eldora
Switzerland Trail
Boulder
C. H. Wolfe
the Tribune
Wolfe
Greeley
Pine Log Inn
Lake Eldora
P. E. Chamberlain
Pine Log
Eldora Lake
Eldora Station
Sheely Appeal Arguments Delayed In Denver
Court filings in the Sheely bribery case faced postponement as defense and prosecution teams traveled to Denver to pursue a writ of supersedeas. Sheely received a 26 day window to appeal for a stay of execution, with potential later charges in Greeley if granted.
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Sheely
Supreme Court
Denver
Carlson
McAfee
J. T. Jacobs
C. G. Sheely
Greeley
Taft Nominated by Republicans at Convention
William Howard Taft was nominated for president by the Republican National Convention with Sherman as his running mate. Taft won 561 votes as Roosevelt supporters largely abstained. Roosevelt rejected the result and planned a third party ticket to be formed in August likely in Denver.
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Ted
Sherman
Taft
William Howard Taft
Roosevelt
Denver
Espiere Sets Mile Record on Half Mile Track
Espiere ran a 2 11 24 mile at Island Grove park in a Saturday workout, fastest mile on a half mile Colorado track. The Red Bird stock farm stallion will race in Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming circuits this summer. Bred Pactolus 2 12% he sired three 2 10 runners led by Don Dinsmore at 2 03%.
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Espiere
Island Grove Park
Colorado
Red Bird Stock Farm
New Mexico
Wyoming
Pactolus
Don Dinsmore
Beating Incident On Railroad Platform Ends With Arrests
June 24 report says D London was told to beat it by Agent C H Rhodes of the U P railroad. A free for all followed as the Rhodes family joined in. London, claiming provocation, defended himself until Rhodes daughter Elmore threatened with a stove poker. All four were arrested and face trial in Justice O Connor’s court this afternoon at 2.
Damages Awarded in Mule Accident Case
In district court this morning the jury awarded Mrs. Lilly Hackley 600 dollars for property damage after a train hit a span of mules, killing both animals and injuring Hackley. A separate federal suit seeks damages for loss of life. Also today Trudge Greeley and W. Whitford preside over the Lovella Ditch company versus Charles Heislebower condemnation case for right of way.
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Hackley
Lilly Hackley
Union Pacific
Kersey
Denver
Trudge Greeley W. Whitford
College Girls Face Snakes on Greeley Street
Miss Potter of the Teachers college a nature study member walked with a five foot bull snake around her neck drawing a crowd at the chautauqua grounds. Prof Adams and 66 students joined a countryside hike near Hodgson where many snakes and birds were captured for the college museum.
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Greeley
Miss Potter
Chautauqua Grounds
Hodgson
College Museum
Denver-Laramie
Diphtheria Claims Second Child Death
Diphtheria toll rises to two in 10 days as Ethel Herman seven years old, daughter of John Herman, dies early today. The Loveland visit linked infections in the Waggoner and Herman families. John Waggoner’s ten year old son died last week and Mrs. Waggoner remains critical. Two Herman children are also ill. Body buried this morning.
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Herman
Teachers We Must Unite to Promote Our Profession
Dr Suzzallo urged teachers to organize and use the school as a political force to improve wages and working conditions. He said education reaches every state and home and could influence congress if mobilized. Dr Schmucker spoke on The Nature Lover Spirit at the Teachers College chapel. O J Kern will give four illustrated talks on making country life attractive, free to the public.
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Dr. Suzzallo
United States
Bureau of Education
Washington
Congress
Samuel C. Schmucker
Westchester
State Normal School
Teachers College
College
Supt
O. J. Kern
Winnebago County
Greeley Team Defeats Loveland In Baseball Thriller
Greeley won 9 to 7 behind Hall on the mound and four new infield finds. Lattorra brothers starred for Loveland with strong hitting as Greeley jumped out ahead in the first inning and added four runs in the fourth. Hall fanned seven with one walk, while Morris allowed seven strikeouts. Greeley had eight hits to Loveland's four as errors and scoring shaped the contest.
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Hall
Greeley
Seven
Loveland Bunker
Lattorra Brothers
Boulder
Loveland Bunch
Loveland
Morris
Runa
Nick Latterra
Gadbois
R. Latterra
Davis
Russians Refuse Pay for Watching Warren Sheep
Two Russians east of Nunn refused a cent per sheep for watching 12 000 War ren Live Stock sheep during a storm. Senator Warren ordered the sheep reprevined and an officer served the Russians papers. They surrendered, leaving only their watch expenses. Warren has 20 000 sheep on the range nearby and 18 000 head to be sheared this week.
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Warren
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Judge Hatch
Greeley
Charles Peterson
Here
LaSalle sweeps Eaton as Windsor tops Johnstown in CO league
LaSalle pitchers dominate Eaton 14 to 0 with 16 strikeouts by Gormley as Murray fanned six for LaSalle. Windsor beats Johnstown 7 to 5 behind solid pitching. Platteville crushes Gilcrest 56 to 4. Milliken wins big at 37 to 7. Severance defeats LaGrange 17 to 1. Weld county league action set for June 30 includes Windsor LaSalle Platteville Johnstown Eaton matchups.
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Eaton
LaSalle
Gormley
Murray
St. Pet. LaSalle
Windsor
Johnstown
Platteville
Eaton Tee
Rural Routes Proposed From Milliken Area
Post Office Inspector Frawley may approve two rural free delivery routes from Milliken. If authorized, the new 83 mile route would serve the area east and south of Milliken, reducing reliance on Johnstown and the Greecy route for local mail. Demo farming community awaits final action.
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Milliken
Post Office
Frawley
Johnstown
Greecy
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