Troubled Waters in Poudre Valley Camp Business
Directors of the Poudre Valley Reservoir company pass a resolution dismissing the case against the Laramie Poudre company and minority stockholders. The suit shifts from the Poudre Valley itself to the individual minority investors, while the irrigation project proceeds. Charlies BE. Southard pledges court support for minority shareholders in their dispute with the majority who hold controlling interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poudre Valley Reservoir Company
Laramie- Poudre Company
D. A. Camfield
8. H. Shields
S. H. Shields
M. J. Fitzpatrick
F. A. Osborn
L. C. Moore
H. Southard
C. BE. Southard
D. B. Wyatt
Mr. Todd
Poudre Valley Company
Tew
Charlies
Southard
Campifeld town graved and grading progresses
By week’s end Daniel Strohl will complete grading at Camfeld. All streets, 100 feet wide, will be finished, rivaling any county city. The Union Pacific nears completion of its passing track and freight service to the new town. Promoters report over $6,000 worth of lots sold in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campifeld
Daniel Strohl
Camfeld
Union Pacific
Mortgages Not Taxable as Assets Court Rules
The state supreme court reversed the Weld County decision in the Gale versus Statler case, ruling that securities are not taxable when tied to property. The ruling also requires notice and a hearing when assessment additions occur, enjoining collection on a previously added $8,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gale
George Statler
Statler
Gale
Supreme Court
Weld County
Hutchinson Gaines Couple Wed at Rev Dubber’s Home
Edith Hutchinson and Tom N Gaines were quietly married Monday evening at Rev A E Dubber’s home. Attendants were Arthur Condon Edwin Nelson and Ava Chipps. The groom recently moved from Raton New Mexico to oversee the carpet and drapery department at Condon’s. the bride works in millinery at the same store. They will visit Baton then reside in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton
Greeley
Three Murder Cases in District Court
The Commercial club directors met to review committees finances and membership with optimistic reports. Weld county exhibit plans were rejected for a Chicago show, with a county land sale advertising shift proposed under the Greeley Poudre irrigation system. An invitation from the Kersey Commercial club was accepted and an auto party will be arranged soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com + mercial club
Denver
Weld County
Chicago
Greeley-Poudre
Kersey Commercial Club
C and S to Adopt Block Signal System on Colorado Route
Colorado & Southern announces installation of block signals along its entire system and switch to telephone dispatching at a cost around 200000. The plan follows a Denver visit by President Harrie and Hill officials and extends from Denver to Fort Worth with potential extension to Galveston. The Denver Pueblo Santa Fe segment already uses block signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Colorado
George B. Harrie
Hill
Fort Worth
Galveston
Santa Fe
Denver
Pueblo
Big Lake Soon Will Be In Shape
Special to the Daily Tribune Green City Nov 2 restoration work on the big lake makes progress as pipe and cement arrive at Sublette. Concrete men worked five weeks due to material shortages while preparatory work and excavating continued. Gene Mogas oversees pipe delivery and placed the first 6200 pound length. E V Warner handles the cement contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Green City
Empire Reservoir
Big Lake
Sublette
Gene Mogas
E. V. Warner
Ghostly Halloween Luncheon for Teachers at Two Homes
Mrs Page e entertains Mrs C D Page and the high school faculty with a luncheon at her home Saturday evening in honor of Miss Laura Stiles formerly a high school teacher now of Denver visiting in Greeley. About forty teachers then gathered at Miss Luna Smiths home for a ghosts themed evening with decor, a parade, ghost stories, and a guessing contest.
Arraignment of Diverse Defendants Opens Weld County Court
Sheriff Florance and Deputy Peterson ushered in a diverse lineup of accused at Weld County District Court. Judge Garrigues presided as Frank Cooper pleaded not guilty to rape with a $2000 bond. Earle Laird faced assault charges and potential plea discussions. Y Nakayama, charged with attempted murder, pleaded not guilty with trials set for November 8 and 19.
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District Court
Weld County
Florance
Peterson
Garrigues
Frank Cooper
Canada
Cooper
Earle Laird
Johnson
Laird
Carlson
Keyes
Y. Nakayama
Reading Room Benefit Shows Library Usage in Week
The Greeley public library reading room reported 99 total visitors from October 25 to 30, including 107 high school pupils and 249 grade school pupils. Less than half of the visitors were children, and several new books on municipal subjects and agriculture were ordered for shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Greeley
Elma Wilson
Mero
Goodnow
King
Buffum
Art Lecture by Prof Ernest on Expression and Phonograph
The audience heard Prof Ernest discuss art’s impulse to expression using a Victor talking machine. He contrasted craft and artistry, arguing the carpenter who is original deserves the artist title and praised records by world’s great musicians. The lecture was epigrammatic with quotable lines and closed as the talk continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Victor
Ernesti
Vesti Laginbba
Habavera
Carmen
Calve
Wall of Livery Barn Destroyed by Collapse in City
The McConnell livery barn at Eighth Street and Seventh Avenue collapsed when a cen ter wall caved in. No horses or rigs were harmed as owners rushed to move goods. Belonging to C. D. Todd for the terminal company, the derelict building will be condemned and torn down within a month to clear for a new railway project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
Eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
C. D. Todd
Terminal Company
E. R. Thayer
Great Spanish Swindle Exposed by U.S. Consul General
A report from the American consul-general in Barcelona describes a band of swindlers in Spain who write to Americans about a relative in prison and guardianship of a child. The con artists claim a Cuban political prisoner faces death, with a hidden fortune and a prison priest aiding escapes. The plot hinges on a daughter and a lack of guardianship contact in Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of State
Barcelona
Spain
United States
Cuba
Supreme Court Upheld Bucks Contempt Judgment
The District of Appeals affirmed the D C Supreme Court ruling finding AFL leaders Gompers Morrison and Mitchell guilty of contempt for defying an order to halt listing the St Louis based Bucks company in their unfair list during a boycott. Morrison received six months, Mitchell nine, Gompers twelve.
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Daily Tribune
Washington
District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mitchell
Morrison
St. Louis
Boyecott
Physical Inspection Begins in Greeley Schools
Compliance with Colorado law prompts medical inspection of public school pupils in Greeley. Record cards track sight hearing breathing and mental and physical defectiveness. Miss Anna Gardner leads exams with teachers completing mental activity notes as pupils are tested privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Greeley
Anna Gardner
Miss Gardner
Meeker
Mumper Bride Travel Plans After Wedding
A. L. Mumper and Miss Ellen Ross announce an extended honeymoon visiting Detroit Cleveland Buffalo and Washington City before returning to Greeley. Their wedding occurred October 27 in Addison Michigan at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Mumper
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Washington City
Greeley
the Tribune
Mr. Mumper
Ellen Ross
Addison
Mich
Albert E. Ross
Normal
Denver
Naming of Spud Inspector Delayed
The Potato Growers association and Farmers club discussed appointing an inspector to settle disputes over potato quality. A one week consultation period was requested to select a suitable candidate, with the farmers bearing the inspector’s expenses. A final meeting will name the inspector and draft an agreement.
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Potato Growers Association
Greeley District
Farmers Club
Bliss
Trio of Events at Nelson’s Ranch in Aust
A big dinner party on Sunday a fire on Monday and the arrival of a new baby girl Monday night marked a noteworthy week at Nels Nelson’s ranch in Aust. The bunk house fire destroyed a building valued at about 100 dollars before spreading noxiously. Losses included a bicycle left by Oscar Beck of Ault and clothing and a trunk belonging to a hired man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Tribune
Nels Nelson
Oscar Beck
Ault
Windsor High Girls Defeat Eighth Graders 20 to 14
Windsor high school girls beat the eighth grade team 20 to 14 in the armory Monday afternoon. Not open to the public, the game was observed by friends and faculty. Read lineup includes high school players McMinn, Lloyd, Kawin, Miles, Brown and eighth graders Steener, Beamer, Travis, Zinn, Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Daily Tribune
Armory
High School
Josephine McMinn
Josephine Lloyd
Agnes Kawin
Verna Miles
Mary Brown
Myrtle Steener
Monta Beamer
Nona Travis
Ethel Zinn
Phyllis Raymond
Halloween Party Hosted by Mrs Page for Local Students
High school girls Mollie Hilderman Alice Mason and Marion Brink hosted a Halloween party Friday evening at Mrs. C. D. Page's home. The guests arrived as ghosts and revealed Miss Laura Stiles, formerly a teacher, now of Denver, as a surprise guest. A lively evening followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Hilderman
Alice Mason
Marion Brink
C. D. Page
Laura Stiles
Denver
Miss Stiles
Three Held for Robbery of Spud Picker Near Haton
A. White, William Walters and James Haskins were arraigned in Justice Hatch's court Monday evening on charges of robbing and beating spud picker Jack Johnson near Haton. They were bound over to the district court in bonds of 760 each and jailed pending trial.
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Co. A. White
William Walters
James Haskins
Jack Johnson
Haton
Court of Justice Hatch
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C.&s
Mrs. Page E
Tae
Prof
Ernest
Carthagena
Olive Branch
Daily Tribune Ault
Ladies
J. W. Gault
Elizabeth Vanworder
Bertha Christopher
Freda Randolph
Ramah Bozart
Randolph
Rebekah Lodge
J. M. Minnis
Rowe and Wyatt
Nelson
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