Bold robber on trial in district court case People vs Rubio
The People accuse Andreas Rubio of highway robbery and assault with intent to kill Jesus Mendez near Baton on October 23. Rubio shot Mendez, took a belt with money, and was captured the next day in Brighton after a struggle. Mendez identified the items as his. a Japanese interpreter and a Mexican woman assisted in court proceedings. Joe Martinez testified about the events and the rings recovered.
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People
Andreas Rubio
Jesus Mendez
Edwin T. Larson
James Ballinger
August Anderson
A. 8. Eaton
L. H. Hendershott
Chris Higby
W. van Gorder
C. A. Yancey
C. H. Boyd
George Kern
Willus Hill
A. Bresnahan
Keres
Mendez
Haton
Baton
Rubio
Old Mexico
Eaton
Mendes
Brighton
Jesus Mendes
Joe Martinez
Wyoming ranch buys two cars of blooded sheep
Colonel BE Bell of Laramie bought two cars of blooded sheep in Greeley, shipped to his Wyoming ranch. The purchase from M A Plumb included one car of blackface ewes and another of lambs for breeding.
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BE. J. Bell
Laramie
Greeley
Wyoming
M. A. Plumb
Cattle Boom Drives High Prices on Colorado’s Western Slope
Trade in western Colorado cattle runs hot as ranchers sell whole herds amid strong markets. Prices for steers and cows range from 27 to 30 dollars with calves included, while exme cattle hover around 18 to 20 dollars.
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Colorado
West
Exme
Leg Breaks In La Salle Street Assault Case
Vernon Jay and John Finley two La Salle boys with prominent parents were arraigned for assault and battery after beating farmer John Payton on La Salle main street Saturday night. Payton was found unconscious with a broken leg. The boys’ trial is set for November 22 and their fathers posted bonds.
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Vernon Jay
John Finley
LaSalle
la Salle
Justice Court of
Payton
Commercial club to debut choir at city hall banquet
The Commercial club music unit held its first practice at the new city hall quarters on Monday evening. Led by Professor Fitz the six voice chorus will perform at the banquet next Monday night. He aims to expand to sixteen voices soon. members include Hatch Stukey Starkey Scott and Pier.
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Commercial Club
New Quarters
City Hall
Fitz
Glee Club
Hatch
Stukey
Starkey
Scott
Pier
Ladies Aid Society Meets At Riverside Farm
The LaSalle Ladies Aid meeting at Riverside Farm Friday enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Wafers and tea were served by hostess Mrs. Miller Carter.
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Daily Tribune
LaSalle
Ladies Aid Society
Riverside Farm
Miller Carter
Freight rate shift on eastern branch lines linked to Greeley
Union Pacific set new tariff for towns Gill Gale Brigesdale east of Greeley making all outbound crops like potatoes beets and grain ship as cheaply as from Greeley. Road keeps monopoly on trade and collects 40 percent of the tariff for the distance to Denver with Texas bound carloads routed via Colorado and Southern. Rate from Greeley to Texas stands at 4 cents per hundred with 40 percent to UP. local Greeley to Briggsdale Cloverly and nearby routes show 6 cents per hundred.
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Greeley
Colordo
Southern
Union Pacific
Texas
Denver
Colorado and Southern
Home Electric Fighting the Northern Utilities
Filings close today for answers in condemnation suits brought against multiple railroads and utilities. Home Gas & Electric defends against a suit by the Northern Utility and Burlington line project. questions arise whether a public utility can condemn another. Manager Lindner states the old power house is kept for emergencies and ready within ten hours. the old railroad charter is argued void for delays and insufficient capital expenditure.
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Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Denver-Laramie
Greeley Northern & Utility Company
Ewing
Home Gas & Electric Company
Ureeley Northern and Utility Company
Burlington
Union Depot
Light Company
Lindner
Northern Colorado Power Company
Northern Utility Company
Board Selects Site of High School
The school board at its regular meeting discussed plans for a new high school. A teaching-?oriented committee of the board will report Friday night on views, considering light ventilation and construction. The plan places the building at the center of the west Meeker field with the east half kept for an athletic field.
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Mayher and Starkey
Clark
Thomas
Carter
A.K. Clark
Meeker
Colorado to Shine in 1910 Census Shows State Production
Advance prove sheets for the 1910 census reach Secretary M Crery of the Commercial club. Colorado will be credited for its own production rates for crops like wheat corn and potatoes rather than be grouped with the United States.
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Colorado
M.crery
Commercial Club
United States
A Gentleman from Mississippi Plays at Greeley Opera House
The Tribune commends the drama A Gentleman from Mississippi at the Greeley Opera House praising its cast and presentation. An editorial excerpt from the New York Journal notes the play's appeal to readers interested in American government and a good, exciting production. Continued to Page 4.
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Greeley Opera House
Mississippi
Tribune
New York Journal
Banquet Plans For Commercial Club To Aid Charities
Commercial club directors held their regular weekly meeting Monday evening and discussed plans for a banquet at the Camfield Monday evening next. The main topic will be organizing a permanent associated charities. The Fortnightly club will seek assistance and cooperation as the president assigns speakers for short talks.
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Camfield
CATTLE DRIVE ACCIDENT BREAKS COLLAR BONE NEAR LASALLE
Sam Shelburn, an employee of Clayton and Murran, was thrown from his horse while driving cattle near Lasalle. His collar bone broke and he suffered bruises. A LaSalle surgeon set the bone, and he was brought by car to Greeley to his sister Mrs. Mattie Robinson on West Ninth Street, where it was reset after the jolting ride.
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LaSalle
Sam Shelburn
Clayton and Murran
Shelburn
Greeley
Mattie Robinson
West Ninth Street
Thirty Lunatics Deportation From California Old Country
Daniel Strohl describes his nephew George Strohl an officer at a California insane asylum who helped transfer thirty non-curable inmates to their homeland aboard ships. California funded passages and the men were said to be returning to the old country to marry.
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Daniel Strohl
George Strohl
Napa
Calif
Mr. Strou
California
New York
Strohl
Buchtel Speaks on Lincoln at Windsor District Meet
Ex-Governor Buchtel addressed a large crowd at the Windsor Methodist district conference. He spoke on Abraham Lincoln detailing his rise from poverty, honesty, reverence for the constitution, iron will, great heart, and religious faith.
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Daily Tribune
Windsor
Buchtel
The
Methodist Church
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Presbyterian Men’s Club Banquet Named Brotherhood
The First Presbyterian church men’s club held a Monday banquet served by the aid society at 6 30. W E Keyes presided while Rev R J Hunter J K Thompson Fred Fischer A N Strickland Professor R W Bullock and J W McCreery spoke. Prof G Miller gave the principal address and about sixty five members attended. The group voted to rename the club the Presbyterian Brotherhood.
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Presbyterian Men
First PresbytErian Church
The
Aid Society
W. E. Keyes
R. J. Hunter
J. K. Thompson
Fred Fischer
A. N. Strickland
R. W. Bullock
Real Estate Change Hands in Poudre District
Dry Land sold for 25 dollars per acre by local real estate man J. S. Grable. The half section lies four miles west of the Camfield ranch in the new treeley Poudre district. No improvements or fences. Previous sale was 10 dollars per acre.
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J. S. Grable
New treeley-Poudre District
Camfield Ranch
Weld county exhibit to Chicago irrigation congress
Secretary McCrery of the Commercial club received a telegram from D A Camfield to pack and ship Weld county’s display to Chicago for the National Irrigation congress. The exhibit will be shipped by express with higher expenses, then to Omaha for the corn show.
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McCrery
Commercial Club
Weld County
National Irrigation Congress
Chicago
D. A. Camfield
Express
Omaha
Longmont
Fort Collins
Windsor Man Weds Fort Collins Woman in Fort Collins
Charles Bunch an employee at the sugar factory and Stella Swanson of Fort Collins were married in Fort Collins Sunday. They will make their home here.
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Windsor
Port Collins
Charles Bunch
Stella Swanson
Fort Collins
Guilty Plea in Assault Case Arising From Grading Camp Incident
The jury returned a verdict finding Y. Nakayama guilty of assault with a deadly weapon amid a long court session. Kumusaka suffered a severe facial wound, with Dr. Woodcock noting seven or eight cuts including a back thrust that could have caused death. The case involved a dispute over 935 and featured testimony in Japanese via interpreter.
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Y. Nakayama
Nakayama
English
Kamusaka
Kumusaka
Burgett Woodcock
Greeley
Beet Digging Nears Finish in Kersey District
Special to the Daily Tribune from Kersey dated November 9 reports beet digging nearly finished though some beets await shipment to the Sterling factory. The district sees little sheep feeding this year with only H B Richey feeding a carload arriving late week.
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Daily Tribune Kersey
Sterling
J. L. Ewing
Igo
H. B. Richey
No Soft Drinks Ban In Eaton Pool Rooms
Eaton council acts to grant a pool room license to EB Sheffield on condition that no soft drinks are sold. RK Murray seeks license but is denied amid a disorderly house inquiry. Routine business includes street graveling contract to N. J. Auston.
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Baton
U. Sheffield
RK. &. Murray
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