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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
4
Garr Scott company appeals district court over a county court ruling on a $1,570 claim against the estate of James Magnusson deceased. The firm seeks attorney fees in addition to the approved bill.
John Owens sworn a warrant before Judge Stevens charging Frank Mumper with assault with a deadly weapon. Owens, living west of town, says Mumper, who resides at Ault, drew a gun and threatened to shoot him during a dispute.
A window display in Pleasant Valley features eleven spuds weighing twenty two and a half pounds total. The potatoes, described as large and smooth, were grown by Horace Atkinson on his ranch in Pleasant Valley.
A harsh press note laments youths using electronic cigarettes and cannabis in public spaces. It calls for firm repression, portraying the boy as a miniature adult imitating elders and challenging social order.
Theodore Roosevelt writes to Edward Harriman about political conditions and a plan to raise funds for the New York state committee. He describes securing $200000 from a private subscriber, enabling continued campaign work and influencing up to 100000 votes in New York City for the state and national results.
Charles G. Dawes, former comptroller and Central Trust president of Chicago, is highlighted by Louis F. Post for his 19th century views in The Public. Dawes argued for an insurance fund for bank deposits via a national tax, a concept Bryan later promoted in Congress. The plan aimed to stabilize deposits, prevent bank runs, and protect savers, creditors, and the wider economy.
The piece argues the Republican party is controlled by trusts, naming Kellogg of Minnesota and other officials as trust-linked figures. It cites investigations in Chicago and Seattle alleging direct ties to Standard Oil and U S Steel, questioning how Kellogg can prosecute trusts while appearing for them.
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