Assault case at district court details stabbings in grading camp
In a district court session, Y Nakayama stands accused of assault with deadly weapon and intent to kill against Kamusara. The incident occurred near Zita Gale in the Union Pacific grading camp on September 21. Prosecution highlights prior money disputes and a knife attack that left Kamusara wounded and hospitalized for weeks as he fled along cars before witnesses intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Nakayama
Numisara
Zita
Gale
Union Pacific
Keyes
H. ~. Churchill
Kamasawa
Nakayama
Kumasara
Kumusara
Separe
Greeley
Greeley Delegates to Denver Convention for Colorado Growth
Greeley will send three delegates to the railroad rate convention in Denver to press for lower one way rates and better information for homeseekers. The gathering, called by Governor Shafroth, may become a permanent body linked to the state immigration bureau to promote legitimate settlement and guard against fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Denver
Colorado
Shafroth
Statehouse
California
Northwest
Unhurt After 30 Foot Fall At Klug Ranch Beebe Draw
J H Oster and Henry Overgaard survived 30 foot drops from a windmill at the Klug ranch Beebe Draw. Oster sprained his foot and strained his back after landing on concrete, aided by a nearby pump house. Overgaard, though briefly unconscious and cut, is reported to be largely fine and ready to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Oster
Klug Ranch
Beebe
Oster
Henry Overgaard
Social season opens with 300 invitations issued
Over 300 invitations have been issued for a Friday event at the elegant new home of Mrs. Henderson. Mesdames M. P. Henderson Fezer Sullivan and Delbridge will entertain guests as the social season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Henderson
Fezer, Sullivan
Delbridge
Stock Associations Seek Forest Service Recognition
Washington reports seventeen western stockmen associations applied for recognition of their advisory boards, boosting recognized groups to forty six. Recognized bodies receive action notices and a chance to be heard on range divisions, stock classes, and local rules, guiding cooperative, amicable management of national forest lands.
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Washington
Forest Service
The Ultimate Consumer Stages a Grim Entrance
A satirical scene unfolds as tariff supporters mock the consumer who must bear rising prices. A mysterious stranger appears uninvited, declaring himself the ultimate customer and warning that he is no joke.
County Exhibit Shifts From Chicago to Omaha Show
Weld county will not send its exhibit to Chicago due to late arrival risks and high floor space costs rising from 150 to 250. Attendees at the Chicago convention are not the west’s expected crowd, so the exhibit heads to the Omaha corn exhibition instead. Real estate men and Greeley Poudre irrigation district promoters will fund Secretary McCrery’s trip to Omaha, carrying the far prize winning exhibit.
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Weld County
Chicago
Express
Club
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Greeley-Poudre
McCrery
Inspector AP Pointed at Last
Charles Mason, pioneer potato grower, chosen by farmers as inspector and arbitrator for Greeley district spud shipments. Commission men approve his appointment and salary terms. Mason’s authority on tubers long trusted, with district reputation at stake as shipping season proceeds.
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Charles Mason
Greeley
Potato Dealers Association
Mason
Mr. Mason
Tungsten Lights Planned to Replace Arcs on Hill
On Normalhill two new Tungsten streetlights are ordered to replace existing arc lamps between Eleventh Avenue and Fifteenth through Nineteenth streets. Residents prefer Tungsten. Mr. Bartlett will fund installation, creating eight Tungstens in four blocks. Tungsten life is 75 to 100 days and could cut maintenance costs if citywide. Evans Halloween Social raises library funds at East Evans brick schoolhouse, netting 20.50.
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Normalhill
Eleventh Avenue
Fifteenth
Nineteenth
Bartlett
Evans
Daily Tribune
East
Taft Thanksgiving Turkey Gifts From New England Flock
A Norman EB Mack article notes the White House Thanksgiving feast is supplied by New England farms sending prize birds. The tradition includes a famed monster turkey raised for the president, with annual gifts continuing aside from other offerings. The White House celebration mirrors Christmas in warmth and holiday bustle.
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United States
Isabel A. Joyce
Norman EB. Mack
National Monthly
Mr. Taft
New England
White House
Notice to Subscribers Delayed Tribune Circulator Returns
The circulator for the Tribune delayed on last month's collections will begin rounds about the roth inst. This notice informs subscribers who prefer monthly payments.
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Tribune
Lawsuit Challenges Greeley Franchises For Street Rights
Gilcrest Lumber Co sues the city of Greeley Terminal Co Colorado and Southern Railroad alleging nullity of late rights of way over Seventh avenue and Washington Park ground. Plaintiffs claim Union Colony ownership reverts if city abandoned, improper signatures on petitions, and improper ordinance procedure. A restraining order is sought to halt track laying and rights claims.
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Greeley Terminal Company
Colorado & Southern
Gilcrest Lumber Company
City of
Greeley
The
Terminal Company
Colorado & Southern Railroad Company
Strong
Lumber Company
Seventh Avenue
Washington Park
Seventh and
Eighth Streets
Union Colony
A. D. Parker
Board of Directors
New System of Ranking Union Pacific Officers
Union Pacific introduced a new hierarchy for operating department officials. Six assistant superintendents will oversee all branches, with Touey as senior and confined to office duties. The five assistants are Fred Jones R J Ives N J Martin George Davis and J G Turtle, replacing former roles as trainmasters head engineers and master of mechanics.
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Union Pacific
Touey
K. P
Fred Jones
R. J. Ives
N. J. Martin
George Davis
J. G. Turtle
Plans for New High School Arrive
Plans for a new high school to be built on Meekerfield arrive for review by directors. The first and second floors are shown. frontages are 178 by 158 feet with an auditorium two stories high under a glass dome.
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Meekerfield
Ninth Avenue
Meeker Field
Eaton High School Triumphs Over Cheyenne 16 to 0
Eaton High School defeated Cheyenne 16 to 0 on the new Eaton field, drawing a large crowd. Eaton fans hailed the win as proof of growing athletic interest and the team’s strong coaching. Cheyenne fielded alumni players while Eaton used one substitute, a former high school student.
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Tribu Eaton
Eaton High School
Cheyenne
Eaton
Eaton Rooters
Colorado
Eaton Eleven
Dr Ellis Dies in Rock Valley Iowa at 32
The death of Dr. B Ellis aged 32 occurred Thursday night November 4 in Rock Valley Indiana where he had moved with his wife and child from Greeley three years ago. He spent time recovering from ill health and worked in Greeley with Dr Woodcock and most recently with Dr W E Thompson. He was well respected by the medical fraternity and many friends mourn his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ellis
Greeley
Dr. Ellis
Rock Valley
Ellis
Opera House
Woodcock
W. E. Thompson
Carey Act Burden Shares and Construction Costs Explained
The Carey act requires every acre to contribute to canal and maintenance costs. New contracts since four years ago charge five cents per acre, regardless of cultivation, with state engineers to detail construction costs and water supply. Settlers can obtain loans secured by a second mortgage after patent issuance, with equity estimates ranging from ten to several hundred dollars per acre. The Modern Country club met at Mrs. Speers home. American Literature study continues with a program. next meeting November 18 at Mrs. Leaming's home.
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State Land Board
Cn and Board
Baste v
Sarah Speers
Leaming
Christian church to hold Tuesday business meeting
The Christian endeavor of the Christian church will hold a business and class meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stow on Eleventh avenue.
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The
Christian Endeavor of the
Christian Church
Mrs. Stow
Eleventh Avenue
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Lumber
New York Times
Taft
Terminal Company, Colorado & Southern and City
Ova
Carey
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