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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
6
The San Francisco convention scene erupts as Wilson's portrait is displayed amid a raucous demonstration. Delegates chant, banners wave, and a grand organ backs a tense crowd while Kremer and others steer proceedings toward order and platform debate.
Roy B Coulter aged 46 of 1823 Seventh Avenue died from injuries after a Ford overturn in front of the Jerry Kinginger home on Linn Linn Highway near Evans at midnight Saturday. The vehicle, driven by Hollands, ahead of a concrete policy spot, was reported speeding south when it overturned. Also injured were Moon Hathaway a barber and Hollands clerk at the county treasurer's office who sustained cuts and possible internal injuries. Coulter's wife survived him. Funeral arrangements not listed.
In San Francisco amid a large crowd of over 1,000 delegates and 13,000 alternates and spectators the Democratic National Convention convened. National Chairman Cummings delivered the keynote while McAdoo boosters pushed his candidacy, and Cox and Palmer factions jockeyed for influence with divorce gossip swirling around Cox.
Swint, 26, a Denver man employed on a construction project, was killed when an altercation over a six dollar dispute escalated at the Lupton sugar factory. Blackburn struck Swint in the jaw, breaking his neck. Swint died almost instantly. The party of six from Denver bound for Wyoming faced an inquest in Fort Lupton as investigators traced the sequence from the Lupton plant to Greely and beyond.
Attorney C C Yowngerd files a motion for new trial on behalf of Alex Miller in district court. Miller, found guilty of murdering six members of the Adam Hohawk family, faces a retrial bid alleging verdict against evidence and law, juror influence, and court errors. A hearing date has not yet been set.
June 24 Brighton police report Sam Pachtko a Cursilan army aviator found gagged bound and unconscious four miles south of here in Henderson district after being dragged from Denver to Colorado Springs and robbed of $110. Two men he says aided the abduction are sought.
A car carrying seven people, including tAancelairé Presey Franklin and Juon 28, was struck by a passenger train four miles west of Atmore. Four others were killed or fatally wounded in the wreck. the driver William Lénterland, of Nanbrille, died. Partial names and garbled text obscure full details.
GC Moore a school teacher was fined $25 and costs after being found guilty of disturbance and assault on his mother in law, Mrs. Enita Knight, by Police Judge George Brigge. The alleged Saturday night attack occurred at 129 Twelfth Street, with Mrs Moore admitting she struck Moore with a hammer in defense of her mother but Moore said he did not intend to kill.
Fragmented text reports Bryan advocating aggressive action against profiteering by corporations. He outlines penalties for corporate officers, calls for price disclosure, and supports local trade commissions with powers akin to federal bodies. The report mentions Versailles and a forthcoming political push tomorrow.
A truck with 26 perishables collided with a passing train near Huntingtonburg Indiana on June 24. Ten people were killed and several injured, with some children among the dead. Emergency crews found the scene chaotic as survivors searched for relatives.
Berthoud and Fite won 28 to 2 as Grocley trailed. In the seventh and eighth innings Berthoud surged ahead with fast plays. Maorger Walters of Greeley contested a ninth inning fly ball call, alleging a tethered play, while the umpire ruled in favor of Greeley.
Four deaths in Hartford Conn. from wood alcohol poisoning were reported. June notices outline purchases and distribution details, with officials listing hazards and a follow up by the director of health. The report notes heated activity in the city as authorities investigate the incident and warn the public.
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