Son of Rich Parentage Soviet Consul Aid Sought in Death Bid
Japanese worker K Yahama aged 24 attempted suicide en route to Greely from Eaton after illness left him unable to work. Fellow countryman Kahashi overpowered him and saved his life. Yahama seeks funds for travel home to die in Japan and may appeal to Denver’s Japanese honorary consul if funds fail.
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Denver
K. Yahama
Greey
Eaton
H. Kahashi
Yahama
Greeley
Kahashi
Japan
Flower Kingdom
J. K. Bennett
Tokio
San Francisco
Colorado
Yabama
Old-Time Firm Declared In Solvent Amid Bankruptcy Filing
A. J. Park of Park Dry Goods announces a bankruptcy filing for his firm. He says papers have been pending and the business has declined steadily over the past year, with heavy liabilities. Park plans to meet obligations but has no concrete rescue plan yet.
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A. J. Park
Park Dry Goods Company
Hbank
Lvel
Commerce Club Men Will Dine
The Commercial club plans a banquet next Monday evening at the Camfield hotel. Music and vocal performances will accompany a deluxe dinner with dishes from local chefs. Members will discuss issues vital to the organization and the city and county. The newly formed double quartet will perform. Members urged to attend.
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Commercial Club
Camfield Hotel
Greeley
Big Hotel
Large Numbers Attend Fine Reception Amid Snow Storm
Despite a Friday afternoon snow storm more than one hundred guests visited the home of Mrs. M. P. Henderson on Exeventh avenue. Hosts Mrs. Henderson and Mr. Fezer along with other committee members greeted guests, with yellow and white decor and flowers enhancing the setting. The afternoon featured music by Miss Lucybridge and Miss Knowles. a second reception was planned for today with a guest list over one hundred.
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M. P. Henderson
Exeventh Avenue
Es Menderson
J. F. Fezer
H. Delbridge
C. L. Sullivan
Mesdames
D. E. Gray
A. J. Condon
J. L. Bartlett
Jennie Harper
C. N. Jackson
Harry H. Shaw
W. C. Estabrook
J. S. Gale
Ada Brush
Blanche Sirens
Helen Phillips
Irene Sullivan
Mesdames C. H. Mulford
R. W. King
M. W. Berry
Lucybridge
Josephine Knowles
Opinion on river channel changes and bridge use
Letter to the Tribune argues opinions differ on river work and notes the county spent about fifteen thousand dollars on a bridge past Eleventh avenue. The writer, a longtime traveler and taxpayer, contends the second large bridge is unnecessary and questions future changes. Continued on Page Two.
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the Tribune
Eleventh Avenue
Big Land Purchase Near Grover by Grover Land & Reservoir Co
The Grover Land & Reservoir company buys nearly 100000 dollars in farm land near Grover including Eric Larsen’s 1400 acre farm and a 3500 acre Hereford ranch station. Iowa and Denver investors drive a venture seen as groundwork for a Burlington railroad to Greeley, with reservoirs and ditches planned, potentially expanding thousand more acres.
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Grover
Grover Land & Reservoir Company
Eric Larsen
J. Healy
H.L. Duthie
Iowa
H. Thompson and
J. Wilson
Denver
Burlington
Greeley
Cheyenne
New Coun
Grover District
Weld County Teachers Meet Here Friday
The twenty seventh annual session of the Weld County Teachers association will convene in Greeley next Friday November 19. Sessions will be in the high school assembly room and the convention is expected to be one of the most interesting in the history of the association. Schools across the county will dismiss to allow participation. Miss Bertha Whitman presides with a committee planning a rest room, punch and wafers for visiting teachers. The program includes songs sermons solos readings and a round table on teaching from the functional viewpoint.
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Weld County Teachers’ Association
Greeley
Bertha Whitman
Teachers’ Association
America
W. A. Philips
Bertha Brooks
Raton
John H. Molineaux
Masters
J. C. Kendel
Normal High School
Roll Hall
Irving E. Miller
State Normal
Lillian Vischer Mueller
Stauffer School of Music
Reading
Grace Gray Ryan
Cooper faces potential new charges after paying costs
Frank Cooper’s statutory charge was settled on paying costs but he may be tried again on a separate charge of selling mortgaged property. Extradition papers are alleged to have been granted for that charge after he returned from Canada as a fugitive. Parents of the young victim urged settlement to avoid further publicity. Cooper says he will retire to a ranch if prosecution ends.
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Frank Cooper
Cooper
Canada
School Board Delays Plan Review for High School Build
The Friday night meeting was postponed to await new plans from architect Roeschlaub of Denver. A committee of teachers led by Superintendent Carter and Mrs. A K Clark will review proposed changes to fit local needs before the board reconvenes to consider the updated designs.
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Roeschlaub
Denver
C. E. Carter
W. C. Thomas
A. K. Clark
Bridge Whist Club Reorganizes For Season
The 600 club met with Mrs. J. M. Moore Friday afternoon to reorganize for the season. They voted to adopt bridge whist as the winter game and elected Mrs. Henry Mead as treasurer. Several new members joined to fill vacancies. the first meeting is set with Mrs. G. A. Randolph next Friday.
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J. M. Moore
Henry Mead
G. A. Randolph
Henderson Sells Hens by Lucerne Farm Ad
Henderson located east of Lucerne listed a group of hens for sale in a brief want ad. He used Tar Tripunk to reach readers widely, hoping for quick buyers.
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W. H. Henderson
Lucerne
Fors Le-laying Hens and Pullets Jets Barred Rocks
Only a couple of lines at a cost of ten cents a day, but it took only a few insertions till they phoned us to take out the ad. All the hens are sold, and could have disposed of more. Try a want ad in the Daily Tribune.
Greeley Beats Ault In Close 23–22 Game
The Greeley Red Sox edged the Ault Military basketball team 23 to 22 at the Ault Armory on Friday night. A close fast contest drew a large crowd as Greeley showcased a newly organized squad built from former Greeley High players. Amanda Kutzleb arrived Thursday and will enter the Normal.
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Daily Tribune
Ault
Greeley Red Sox
Ault Armory
Greeley
Amanda Kutzleb
Miss Kutzleb
Normal School Glee Club Concert Impresses Windsor
Windsor November 13 The Normal School Glee club concert under Windsor High School Athletic association drew a large crowd and featured numbers by Professor Fitz Sarah Hunter Mrs Fitz Professor Kendel Maynard and the Glee club with strong encores. Afterward a reception was hosted at the Gormley home for Professor and Mrs Fitz and club members.
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Daily Tribune
Windsor
Normal School Glee Club
Windsor High School Athletic Association
Glee Club
Professor Fitz
Sarah Hunter
Mrs. Fitz
J. C. Kendel
City urged to expand play spaces and parks
A Tribune letter argues for more and better playgrounds in Greenley and cites New York's park investments. It praises Lincoln Park but warns postponement raises cost and difficulty as the city grows. The writer notes the nation has 907 cities with 6,000 plus population and urban play space needs.
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the Tribune
New York
Greater Greeley
Lincoln Park
United States
State Assisted by Funds Says Others May Swing
A sparse clipping notes that state funds aid a program while others suggest possible shifts or impacts on ten sleep murders, implying varying viewpoints on funding and the case.
Frontier Crime 10 End Trials in Basin Wyoming
George H. Walsh reports Basin Wyoming trials over murders in Spring Creek and Ten Sleep amid cattlemen sheepman clashes. He says statewide support funds prosecution. local anger and war memories drive justice, not rancher backing.
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Herbert Brink
Joseph Allemand
George H. Walsh
Basin
Wyo
Cheyenne
Denver
Greeley
Wyoming
Colorado
Brink
Spring Creek
Temperance Work in Schools Discussed in Ault
Teachers from Ault schools and local W C T U members met at the Campbell home to discuss temperance education in public schools. Mrs Davenport of Greeley spoke on Scientific Temperance Instruction and related state essay work and earnings on system. A brief program featured Hattie Porter Kenneth Campbell Howard McKinley and Deas Kirby with music from J W Skinner.
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Daily Tribune
Ault
J. W. Campbell
Deas Kirby
J. W. Skinner
Thompson Clothing Co Forced to Quit by Heavy Liabilities
Stockholders on Ninth street transferred their shares to C. T. Kinney of Denver to dispose of rather than file for bankruptcy. E. W. Thompson, president, says the firm has burdened itself with unsellable stock and creditors face a possible PRAM.
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Thompson Clothing Company
Ninth Street
C. T. Kinney
Denver
Mr. Kinney
Credit Men's Association
E. W. Thompson
Thompson
PRAM
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Orient
Mars
Florence Bliss
Maud Kelly
Bliss
Bessie Litter
Collins
Gree
Commerce Club
Larsen and Hereford
Grover Land and Irrigation
Round Table
Henderson
Neal Donovan
St. Joseph,Co
Mrs. Donovan
Frontier Crime
Weld and
Larimer
Basim
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