Frank Geiger Arrest Follows Denver Woman’s Claims
Frank Geiger was captured near Eaton and brought to Greeley after Tribune reporters located him Thursday morning. Denver police plan to hold him for dispatch, while his wife identified as Jennie Miner Smith faces questions. authorities seek clarity on alleged murder connected to her claims and possible adultery with a man named Smith.
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Marechal Williams
Sher & Peterson
Eaton
Frank Geiger
Tribune
Geiger
Denver
Jennie Miner Smith
Smith
Greeley
Geeer
The
Monte Ranchre
Marschal Williame
St. Lodia
Chicago
William L. Miner
Leason
Walter L. Miner
William A. Miner
Wollle Mann
North Platte
Raton
Laramie
Wyo
C. L. Manno
Cc. L. Mann
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Smith's Sixtieth
Mrs. Frank Smith celebrated her sixtieth birthday with a Thursday afternoon gathering planned by her three daughters Mrs. Eugene Howard and Miss Bessye and Cora Smith. A group of old time friends attended and shared refreshments prepared by the daughters.
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Frank Smith
Daily Tribune vows steady publication and same price
The Daily Tribune states it was not an election scheme and that it will continue daily publication except Sundays and holidays. The subscription rate remains $2 a year, with home delivery by mail or carrier at the same price, promising more news with less noise than other Greeley dailies.
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Daily Tribune
Tribune
Greeley
Sheriff Vote Doubt Lingers Amid Counting Discrepancies
The sheriff race remains undecided as both sides claim about twenty votes separate them. A Precinct 7 judge suspects a ballot mistake favoring one candidate, to be clarified during the official tally. The Swedish club’s influence is shown by Carlson’s lead over Taft. final figures will shift notably as results from several named figures are reconciled.
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Sheriff
Lens
Taft
McDonald
Mae Shafroth
Carpenter
Clayton
Houston
Morrison von SN
Telier
Cortecs
Enna
Morse and Curtis Convicted in Bank Falsification Case
Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis were found guilty by a circus court jury of misapplication of funds and falsifying a bank’s books. Conspiracy was rejected. They were committed to prison by Judge Hough with bail denied. Penalties range from five to ten years. Curtis may receive clemency.
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Daily Tribune
New York
Charles W. Morse
Finance
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
Circuis Court
Hough
Tom
Curtis
Morse
Great Peer Gynt Tonight in Greeley Opera House
George A. Edes leads Louis James company of thirty five actors and forty crew in the Mansfield production of Peer Gynt. The elaborate show features full scenery carloads and Grieg music, described as the most remarkable theater event ever seen in Greeley.
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George A. Edes
Louis James
City
Opera House
Mansfield
Greeley
Grieg
Peer Gynt
Mystery in Dexter murder case shocks Denver man
A Denver man named Schmidt claims he aided the killer of Orlando Dexter five years ago and now reveals the motive was rivalrous love for a society woman. He sent a letter to Henry Dexter offering details and seeks honest work for himself and his daughter Katy, not the reward.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Colo
Schmidt
Twenty-second Street
Henry Dexter
Orlando Dexter
Adirondack Mountains
Dexter
Orrr
Katy
Charge Bigamy For Mrs. Smith In Nebraska Case
Denver reports a possible bigamy charge in the Jennie Miner Smith case tied to the alleged murder of Vollie Mann near Ogalalla Nebraska. John Henry Dale Smith is the imprisoned suspect, with Ned Frank Geiger claiming to be Jennie's real husband and seeking arrest for bigamy if she is his spouse. Mrs. Castor returns to Denver after visiting relatives.
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Geiger
Denver
Daily Tribune
Jennie Miner Smith
John Henry Dale Smith
Vollie Mann
Laramie
Plains
Nebraska
Ogalalla
Ned Frank Geiger
Greeley
St. Louis
Young Girls Located Near Platteville
Denver police and parents sought two girls after they left Denver with two young men. Hilda Betzer aged 13 and Rena Rutledge aged 22 were found in Platteville by Deputy Sheriff Peter Son an hour after the initial newspaper account. One girl has a brother in Platteville.
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Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Hilda Betzer
Rena Rutledge
Peter Son
Platteville
Denver Po
Boy Gets His Pay Verdict in Spud Picking Case
Justie Stevens presided over a four hour session to decide if Kent Tisdel owed James Long 39 for spud picking near Hazelton. Several workers testified, but Tisdel argued Long broke the contract. The judge ruled the contract未 proven and suggested daily wages were used.
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Justie Stevens
Kent Tisdel
Hazelton
James Long
Tisdel
Long
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