Preacher Walters Enlists End-Time sect in Colorado towns
Joseph Walters, once a national criminal, toured Greeley and announced he will place Apostolic Reign of Latter Day Saints chapters in Colorado and New Mexico. He turned to faith after release from Denver county jail five years ago following the starvation death of his 7 year old son and his wife's disappearance.
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Greeley
The
Apostolic Reign of Latter Day Saints
Danville
Mass
Joseph Walters
Walters
Coloradoo
New Mexico
Denver
Order of the Apostolic Reign of Latter Day Saints
Criminal by Inheritance
Walters life reads like a crime chronicle. Born to parents who served prison for shop lifting he contends he was unjustly convicted of a 23 year old murder in St Louis. After parole he led a life of crime before years in San Quentin for burglary and larceny.
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Walters
New York State
St. Louis
Rnon
Frank Shercliffe
Morris
San Quentin
California
City avoids liability for injuries from sidewalk excavation
City council rules that the city will not be liable for injuries from excavations under sidewalks for a proposed Ninth street theater. The theater company may perform the work but city guards its immunity. A three member committee will liaise with railroads on a Seventh avenue highway right of way between Ninth and Seventh streets.
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Ninth Street
W. Llayton
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Colorado & Southern Railroads
Seventh Avenue
Ninth and
Seventh Streets
Timnath
Starkey
Eleventh Avenue
Adams
Fifteenth Avenue
Sherman Concrete Company
Tenth Street
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
Rubio receives life term for cold blooded assault and robbery
Andreas Rubio was sentenced to life imprisonment for shooting stabbing and robbing Jesus Mendez a Mexican laborer near Eaton. Mendez testified despite wounds that may require arm amputation, describing Rubio fleeing to Brighton after the attack on October 2.
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Andreas Rubio
Jesus Mendez
Eaton
Mendez
Senorita Sanchez
Rubio
George Carlson
Brighton
Swift work on new theatre building in progress
Excavation has begun on Ninth Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues for a modern theater. Architect Wayne B. Patterson is drafting plans to be completed in ten days. E. R. Thayer and W. E. Lester will oversee construction. The 890 seat venue features a tiled 14 foot entrance, electric arch sign, balcony, eight boxes, classic plaster decoration, leather chairs, and a mechanical ventilation system for year round comfort.
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Ninth Street
Eighth and
Ninth Avenues
Wayne B. Patterson
E. R. Thayer
W. E. Lester
Majestic
Denver
Evans Man Marries His Adopted Sister
Myrna Walk aged 20 and James L. Walk one of the Walk sons wed in Evans. Rev J M Wylie officiated at Greeley Reformed Presbyterian church. Witnesses were Myrna s sister Florence and Mrs Walk. They departed by noon train to Loveland to start their home. Myrna and Florence were orphans raised by an aunt before adoption.
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Myrna
Florence
Greeley Potato Trade Sparks Local Real Estate Debate
A letter to the Tribune questions potato rebilling from Idaho via Greeley and argues land values outpace crop prices. The writer notes costs of production, praises home buying, and laments depreciation of local produce income while urging support for regional merchants.
Few Sheep Feeding in District Hindered by Hay Prices
Special to the Daily Tribune from Ault reports many ranchers abandoning winter feeding as hay costs soar. W A Hart brings 2 200 head from Wyoming while B ayes plans 1 500 head from Mexico after quarantine in Denver. W E Quayle intends to feed cattle despite hay prices and will return to oversee local interests.
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Daily Tribune
Ault
W. A. Hart
Wyoming
N. Bayes
Mexico
Denver
Eaton
W. E. Quayle
Denver Man Sues Over Injuries From Auto Hit by Horse
W A Haywood of Denver sues for 3150 claiming he was riding a horse crossing Evans bridge when J B Cross driving a Cross Automobile Co vehicle struck him. Haywood alleges the collision threw him and the horse, injuring his back and dislocating his shoulder before the horse was shot. Attorney Joe Ewing represents Haywood in district court filing.
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J. B. Cross
Cross Automobile Company
W. A. Haywood
Denver
Joe Ewing
Haywood
Evans Bridge
Cross
Supreme Football Showdown Greeley to face Boulder Prep
Greeley high school meets the State Preparatory team of Boulder at Meekerfield next Saturday afternoon. West squad edges Greeley in size and veteran players, but local support and team spirit boost Greeley’s hopes for a surprise win. A Friday basket supper at Delta school house raises funds to add books to the library.
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Greeley High School
Boulder
Meekerfield
West
Tigers
Greeley
Delta School
Popular young couple wed in St Peter’s first solemn nuptial mass
Catherine Beck of Denver married George Davis in the new St Peter church at 10:30 this morning. The church was lavishly decorated with smilax and palms. The full choir directed by J C Mendal performed Concone’s Missa Solemne in F. Clergy included Father Andrew B Casey celebrant and Fathers La Jeunesse, Froege, and McDonough.
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Church of St. Peter
Catherine Beck
August Beck
Denver
George Davis
J. C. Mendal
Concone
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Andrew B. Casey
la Jeunesse
Fort Collins
Deaccon
Froege
Brighton
McDonough
Drake
Investments in Weld and Larimer Counties Promoted
J Henry Holmes of Denver and H W Stonewall & Co. brokers from New York are touring Weld and Larimer counties to recruit a $200000 land investment by large eastern corporations. Holmes predicts Weld area opportunities are unmatched and may lead to a Pittsburg insurance company choosing Greeley or Fort Collins for a major building project. He will stay two weeks and report to eastern firms.
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J. H. Holmes
Weld
Larimer
J. Henry Holmes
Penver
Pittsburg
H. W. Stonewall & Co
New York
Holmes
Greeley
Denver
United States
Fort Collins
Philathea Club Discontinues Social Meetings
The Philathea club of the Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon at Miss Luna Smith’s home. During the business meeting plans for the new church led to a decision to discontinue social gatherings while preparations continue.
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Philathea Club
the Baptist Church
Mob Threatens Lynch of Negro Coal Heaver Will James
A mob formed in Cairo Illinois to lynch Will James a black coal heaver arrested in connection with the murder of Anna Kelley a young white woman found strangled. The mob was met by the police chief who uncovered a masked man and persuaded the crowd to disperse avoiding lynching.
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Daily Tribune
Cairo
Ill
Will James
Anna Kelley
Twelfth
Poplar
James
Iowa man plans move to town after selling farm
James Sharp arrives Tuesday from McClelland Iowa and intends to invest in real estate and settle here. He recently visited his sister Mrs Wilson Turner in Greeley and liked the country so well he sold his farm and possessions to relocate.
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James Sharp
McClelland
Mr. Sharp
Greeley
Wilson Turner
Iowa
Big Four Treasurer Charged With Large Defalcations
Cincinnati reports that Charles L. Warrimer, treasurer of the Big Four railroad, is accused of a $643,000 shortage. A Chicago woman who shared in his scheme supplied officials with information leading to the exposure after he refused further sharing. The case remains complex as detectives work to uncover how she influenced him and the full details of the misconduct.
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Oman
Daily Tribune
Cincinnati
Big Four
Charles L. Warrimer
Chicago
Warrimer
Jury Chosen in Murder Trial of Fred Peil
Fred Peil stands before twelve jurors accused of stabbing fellow laborer George Kerber to death during a quarrel near Johnstown on October 26. Defense by B F Hill. District Attorney George Carlson and V Keyes present conclusive evidence of a cold blooded and premeditated murder. Peil expresses regret for his wife and child.
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Fred Peil
George Kerber
Johnstown
B. F. + Hill
George + Carlson
V. + Keyes
Peil
Jury Chosen in Cold Blooded Double Killing Case
A jury was selected in the Peil and Kerber murder case after the October 26 confrontation near Johnstown. Kerber was fatally stabbed while Peil faced arrest at the Greeley jail. The panel includes Wv. Van Gorder, James Ballinger, S. A. Klein, J. N. Gibson, George Kern, Co. A. Yancey, John G. Newman, A.
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Peil
Kerber
Johnstown
Greeley
A. Yancey
John G. Newman
Convention Concludes at Windsor Methodist Conference
Windsor reports the Greeley district convention of the Methodist Episcopal church ended after two days with Dr. R. A. Carnine delivering The Wandering Gentile lecture to about thirty five clergy and a large Windsor audience. Sessions addressed church issues including temperance socialism and rural church problems.
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Daily Tribune
Windsor
R. A. Carnine
Greeley District
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carnine
South
H. A. Buchtel
Vasa Be
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A. Ty
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