Tamany Controlls Convention Amid Progressive Tensions
The Democratic convention shows Tamany in control yet avoiding a direct clash with progressives. Temporary chairman Peyan Kimeef is edged out, Ollie James named permanent chair, with Kern heading committees. Parker declares the body progressive, while trades and deals unfold amid crowded hotels and tense streets.
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Tam
Acueet Peyan Kimeef
Ollie James
Kern
Lryan
Antil & O'Chock
Alten P. Parker
William Jenking Kegan
SIG
Champ Clark
Wootrow Wilken
Ryan
Elimiemit
Harrison Illinois
Chautauqua Course Grows in Interest
The Venetian Troubadours delighted the audience with an encores filled program Tuesday at Chautauqua. Lincoln McConnell spoke on Does It Pay and the day features Novelty P at both sessions with Chancellor H Bradford and Brett Kemp scheduled.
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Chautauqua
Lincoln McConnell
H. Bradford
Brett Kemp
Mr. Kemp
Sibyl
Notable Lady Lecturer to Speak in Evening Program
The program features one of the country’s leading lady lecturers. In the evening an illustrated lecture and entertainment by the Racies, natives of New Zealand, will follow.
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New Zealand
Woman Steps on Rusty Nail in Ault
Ault June 26 Mrs F M Coffey stepped on a rusty nail while walking from the kitchen to a bedroom. The nail penetrated over an inch into the ball of her right foot. Home remedies were applied including turpentine vinegar and peroxide. She felt intense pain but is better now with no danger of blood poisoning.
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F. M. Coffey
Plea to help homesteaders with final proofs on land
Fort Colline Colorado June 25 1912 Greeley Tribune reports thousands of acres in irrigation districts delayed for final payment to the government at one dollar per acre. Delays in water supply and dry years hinder proof and development. The writer urges Senate action to remit the final payment to accelerate settlement and tax collection.
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Greeley Tribune
Henrylyn
Standley Lake
Laramie-Poudre Dista
Coul
Tribune
Winslow
Frog Pond’s Demise and City Street Updates in Greeley
Routine council session without notable tempers or fireworks. A youth escaped a smallpox quarantine and was sent back from Denver to face the county judge. The downtown frog pond is closed with alley grading complete. Fourteenth Ave will be widened, new crosswalk bids planned, and sidewalks on West Tenth Street and South Eleventh Avenue to be laid under assessment and petitioned plans.
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Greeley
Shields
Frog Pond
Fourteenth Avenue
Third Street
Island Grove Park
West Tenth Street
Thirteenth
Seventeenth Avenue
South Eleventh Avenue
Nineteenth
Twentieth
Advertising Spuds Printed for Weld County Fair
Parties traveling on July 4 are asked to call at the office of W B E Kinsella to obtain paper spuds for advertising the Weld county fair. The fair association officers have arranged 5 000 spuds for promotional use.
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W. BE. Kinsella
Weld
Fair Associa
Mrs Luman Plans Idaho Visit After Carbondale Stay
Mrs. George Luman of Carbon dale Kane has been visiting her son George Luman and family. She will leave Sunday for Idaho to visit relatives and friends.
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Idaho
George Luman
Carbondale
Kane
Nellie Jay Sustains Burns From Wood Alcohol Explosion
Nellie Jay, 16, daughter of William Jay in LaSalle, suffered deep burns on her hands from an explosion of wood alcohol in a kitchen iron this morning. She walked three blocks to Dr. Vance for treatment after her sister Mrs. Behrens quickly smothered the flames. The fire caused no house damage and authorities suspect fumes formed in the bottle due to heat in the kitchen.
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LaSalle
NellIe Jay
William Jay
Dr. Vance
Miss Jay
John Behrens
Nellie
Greeley Rumbles In Four Hundred Class Weighs Licenses
Warnings from the Greeley police warn dog owners who have not paid the May 1 license. The city collected about $400 in licenses last year. The city issued its four hundredth automobile license, implying one gasoline vehicle per 20 residents.
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Dog Heaven
Greeley
Clark's Boom Strongest At Democratic Convention
Baltimore observers declare Clark leads the convention as delegates vow to elect a president not merely nominate. Advocates note his Washington record and party support while Bryan Hearst Mack and Hearst aides mingle with delegates seeking a progressive path to victory.
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Clark
Chicago
Washington
Republican National Committee
Congress
National Committee
Big
Fifth Regiment
Bryan W. J. Bryan
Belvedere
Nebraska
Norman E. Mack
William Randolph Hearst
John T. McGraw
Vardaman
Raynor
Hearst
New York
Spear Sets Out Sanitarium Plan Skipping Rival Project
George Spear, president of the Orchard Farm Sanitarium Co, clarifies that he will not push the Orchard Farm project without at least half the bond issue backed by local subscribers. He notes a Commercial Club committee's sanitarium plan for the south part of the city and urges support for the most practical single project to avoid rivalry.
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George Spear
Orchard Farm Sanitarium Company
Greeley
Sanitarium Company
Commercial Club
Orchard Farm
Commersal Club
Gentlemen Driving Club to Stage Fourth of July Matinee
The Gentlemen's Driving Club of Greeley plans a July Fourth racing matinee with four classes and a public work-out by Espiere. Entries are locally owned with no purses, but fierce rivalry and high hopes are stated for Blossom Morgan Wild Girl and other fast horses. Admission is 25 cents, races begin at 2 p m, proceeds cover track and program costs. clergy receive complimentary tickets.
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Greeley
Colorado
Blossom Morgan
Blossom
M. H. Morgan
Jerome Igo
D. Luper
Due Hal
D. Pike
Ben Hoffman
Stanvelleta
Ed Rosting
Joe Kelly
Dr. Gilgen
Espiere
Red Bird Stock Farm
Greeley Track
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