Indictment Filed for Hains Brothers Murder Case
Special to the Daily Tribune New York Oct 17 indictments against Captain Peter C Hains Jr and his brother T J Hains were filed in Flushing district court charging both with the murder of W E Annis on August 15. The DA plans arraignment next Tuesday and seeks a November 9 trial. T J Hains is named a principal for aiding by holding spectators at bay with a revolver. Annis, proprietor of several magazines, was shot on the Bayside club house float while Hains was on duty in the Philippines.
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Daily Tribune
New York
Peter C. Hains Jr
T. J. Hains
Flushing
L. A
W. E. Annie
T. J. Halve
Annis
W. E. Annis
Everal Magazines
Captain Hains
Bayside
Theaptain
Philippines
Peddlers Targeted in Greeley Canvass Crackdown
Merchants who pay taxes and rents gain protection from peddlers under Marsha Williame. An Italian dealer was picked up for house to house canvassing with cheap goods, claiming he only took orders. He briefly paid $5 for a one day license after being unable to secure a license, then left with his pack.
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Greeley
Marsha Williame
Italin
Peedler
Polse
Women of Woodcraft Social Meeting and Program
The Women of Woodcraft held a Friday afternoon meeting followed by a social with refreshments. A volunteer committee led the event planning and next month’s social. The program featured musical pieces, a reading by Miss Alva Mulvaney, and a farce "Borrowing" by five committee members.
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Women of
Woodcraft
Mesdames O. H. Adams
James Coleman
C. P. Kemmerer
Wil Shaffer
J. A. Nolin
Fred Newton
Jack McCarter
Chas Robinson
James Stoneking
Seniors Enjoy Festive Evening At Decker Home
High school seniors gathered Friday night at Miss Lela Decker's four miles northwest of town. About thirty guests arrived in a rally ho for a lively evening of games and socializing with sandwiches cocoa candy and wafers served late.
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Lela Decker
Twenty Seven Die In Forest Fire Relief Train Crash
Alpena Michigan October 17. It is now known that twenty seven persons on a relief train to the Mets forest fire region were killed when the train derailed and caught fire early Friday. Many victims remain unaccounted for and the death toll is expected to rise.
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Daily Tribune
Alpena, Mich
Mets
Democratic Rally Set for Opera House Speech
The next Democratic rally will be Monday evening, October 19, at the Gree Opera House. Speakers include Tully Scott W. L. Claytos and Mrs. Helen Grenfel.
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Bie
Tully Scott
W. L. Claytos
Helen Grenfel
Gree‘“Y Opera Bourne
Big City Real Estate Deal Sells 40 Lots for 20000
Kinsella & Brown bought forty city lots from Robert Steele for 20000 in a major local property transaction. The parcels include twenty five lots at Fourteenth avenue and Thirteenth street once known as the Putnam tract and fifteen additional lots nearby. Plats, street grading, graveling, water and sewer work are planned to ready the property for building.
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Kinsella & Brown
Robert Steele
Fourteenth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Putnam
Kinsella & Browne
Luetgert Brother Commits Suicide After Fame
Arnold Luetgert, brother of Adolph Luetgert the Chicago sausage maker tied to the famous murder case, shot at a crowd at an Elgin amusement resort and killed himself. The Luetgert case hinged on a human bone found in a vat at the factory linked to Mrs Luetgert, who vanished after entering the plant with him.
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Daily Tribune
Chicago
Arnold Luetgert
Adolph Luetgert
Elgin
Luetgert
Wanted 3000 Dollars for Booze Promises in Fort Collins
Special to the Daily Tribune Fort Collins October 17 In a Fort Collins court yesterday Mayor Clammer was sued by S M Mellor for about 3000 Mellor says the mayor promised him 150 for every bottle of whisky bought from bootleggers Mellor claims to have purchased twenty three and seeks payment The judge ruled against Mellor without hearing witnesses
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Laily Tribune
Fort Collins
Clammer
S. M. Mellor
Mellor
Meller
Miss Ida Clothier Guests Stay For Charity Home Visit
Miss Ida Clothier arrives from Manitou as guest of Mrs. F. E. Gates and plans a short stay with Miss Lana Smith. She visits in support of Red Cliff cottage a home for destitute young girls left by deaths at Springs and Colorado health resorts.
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Ida Clothier
Miss Ida Clothier
F. E. Gates
Lana Smith
Miss Clothier
Manitou
Red Cliff Cottage
Springs
Colorado
They Were Fast Colors Brighten Greeley Streets
Greeley residents observed heavy clouds and rain as they went home last night. Decorations on streets and buildings were largely done by Miller & Stacey, a Denver decorating firm, using fast color goods that withstood the rain and appeared brighter this morning.
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Greeley
Miller & Stacey
Denver
Balloon from Paris race found adrift in North Sea
The Jorman balloon Hergezell from the Paris international race was found floating in the North Sea by a Norwegian steamer. It was half deflated and carried no occupants, about 100 miles north of Heligoland.
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Daily Tribune
Yarmouth
Eng
Jorman
Hergezell
North Sea
Heligoland
Paris
Prohibition ticket knocked out by Weld county clerk
The county clerk ruled the prohibition ticket irregular and will not appear on the official ballot. A court hearing heard witnesses from the Prohibition party and Prohibition Alliance in Weld county. Sanborn admitted his signature came without awareness of the ticket and resignation was offered for a new petition within three days.
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Prohibition
Court House
C. G. Phillips
Henry Candlin
Prohibition Party
Weld County
Steele
Alexander
Prohibition Alliance
B. D. Sanborn
Mallonee
Mr. Mallonee
Mr. Sanborn
Temperance People
Evans
Sanborn
Professors Leave State Agricultural College After Deposition
Fort Collins October 17 press reports announce that Professors Carlyle and Olin will sever ties with the State Agricultural College on Monday. They were deposed by the board at a meeting without hearing on charges, leaving vacancies unfilled likely until after the election. A committee led by Dr. R. W. Corwin Frank E. Brooks and President Aylesworth will address the vacancies. assistants will continue departmental work meanwhile.
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Daily Tribune
Fort Collins
Press
Carlyle
W. H. Olin
State Agricultural College
B. O. Aylesworth
Fort ©Lins
Olin
Collins
Old Home
R. W. Corwin
Franki. E. Brooks
Ayleswor
Almost a Madman in Custody After Drug Sprees
A well dressed stranger collapsed from morphine and cocaine this morning. He had a hypo needle and fifteen cents, with plans to reach relatives in Kansas, but wasted money on drugs. The sheriff jailed him as a cautionary object lesson and he is en route to Pueblo this afternoon.
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Kansas
Pueblo
Missionary Society event at Mrs Harper’s home
Mrs B D Harper hosted the Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church Friday afternoon with about twenty five members. Dr W H Bates gave an address on Morainism, the program was described as interesting and instructive and dainty refreshments followed the social hour.
Greeley Delegation Packs Denver Bryan Speech
Sixty thousand hear Bryan in Denver across three addresses from six to ten last evening. Greeley sent its full contingent with 209 attendees, the largest delegation from the city yet. An auditorium jam of twenty thousand marked the welcome. demonstrations totaled fifteen minutes before Bryan began to calm the crowd.
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Daily Tribune
Bryan
Denver
Greeley
Colorado
Great Rainfall Spreads Across Northeastern Colorado
A western shifted rain belt produced an eastern style rain lasting from evening until morning. The soaking rain is expected to aid potato and beet digging and fall plowing conditions if no freeze follows. Odd Fellows decorations gleam brighter after cleansing. Observers forecast greater precipitation in Colorado over the next decade, with the recent system widespread across the region.
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Odd Fellows
Colorado
Nebraska
Great Parental Love and Skin Graft for Burned Child
In Cripple Creek Colorado on October 17 Clair Cramer two year old son of Alfred and Mrs Cramer Hollywood was saved by a skin graft from his parents who donated 170 square finches of skin. The operation reportedly successful. A second paragraph mentions election road interest and Urban Construction Co with E N Reaser as president inviting inquiries about interurban line.
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Greeley
Vicinity
Denver
Fireeley
Camfield Hotel
Urban Construction CO
E. N. Reaser
Pres
Mrs Thayers Luncheon Honors Colorado Springs Visitor
Mrs BE R Thayer hosted a small luncheon Wednesday for her daughter in law Mrs Harry Thayer visiting from Colorado Springs. A few intimate friends attended including Mesdames Jesse Gale R F Graham B G Faton and Miss Myra Thomas of Ault.
Last Picnic of Season at Seelys Lake
A party of twenty six Normal students with a chaperone enjoyed a Thursday evening picnic at Seelys Lake. They traveled by tally ho and spent time boating around a fire with marshmallows, frankfurters, and coffee. The outing was voted the season’s most pleasant by the group.
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Seely’s Lake
Lower Rio Grande Valley irrigation land offer
Development opportunities for farmers in the Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas through cooperative canal irrigation. Describes climate soil water access and high yields including sugar cane and alfalfa. Offers 20 acre tracts or larger for rent or sale with flexible terms and homeseekers excursions on the first and third Tuesdays.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
California
U. S
Co-Operative
Rocky Mountains
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