Democratic County Convention Names Governing Ticket
Splendid enthusiasm marked the Weld County Democratic convention as it nominated a full ticket and moved toward a bold campaign. Thomas J. O'Donnell of Denver spoke on national issues while delegates debated how to select U S senators and other officers with open ballots. The resolutions urged direct primaries bank deposits guarantees and direct senatorial election.
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Thomas J. O'Donnell
Denver
United States
T. C. Williams
Jem Hierbert M. Baker
Clayton
C. F. Tew
Ker
State Central Committee
Simon Guggenheim
Will Hall Thompson
T. L. Monson
F. L. Abbott
T. A. Loewis
E. H. Genge
A. W. Jones
J. W. Downey
J. W. Sanborn
R. G. Strong
Mr. O'Donnell
Colorado
William Jennings Bryan
Henry M. Teller
O'Donnell
Mr. O’donnell
T. J. O'Donnell
C. Thomas
C. E. Hughes
Alva Adams
Central Committee
Milton Smith
Tully Scott
Chas. F. Tew
Thomas O'Donnell
Charles S. Thomas
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Te
Democratic Party
Weld County
Party of the Nation
John W. Kern
Triune announces $2 yearly rate for national Greeter Day edition
The Triune Press unveils a new daily subscription price of $2.00 per year for the Daily Timely Kaleidoscope and promises a shift to a small city daily format in Colorado. The paper aims for a 4,000 to 5,000 daily circulation as modernization proceeds over the next one to two years. The $2.00 rate takes effect immediately.
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Tor
Triune
United States
Kibmne
Colorado
Triunt
Bride badly burned in kerosene accident at Seventeenth Street home
Mrs. Frank Straight, a month married, started a fire with kerosene at noon today on Seventeenth Street and Fourth Avenue. The kerosene exploded, clothing caught fire, neighbors aided, and she was treated at home by a doctor after clothes were removed. hands and back burned but expected to recover as the blaze in the house was put out.
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Frank Straight
Seventeenth Street
Fourth Avenue
Gus Besheim
T. J. Hall
Ranch hand fatally attacked on Green Mountain near Golden
John Fischer, a ranchman at Green Mountain ranch half a mile north of the rifle range near Golden, was fatally struck by fellow worker R A Phillips with a pitchfork after a quarrel. Phillips confessed at George Gilmore's inn and then fled to Denver, where he vanished. Sheriff Dennison hunts him in Denver.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
John Fischer
Green Mountain
Rifle Range
Golden
R. A. Phillips
Phillips
Fischer
George Gilmore
Dennison
Fatal Engine Explosion Near Trinidad Kills Crew
A freight train engine 917 exploded at Aadrew Siding eighteen miles northeast of Trinidad. Engineer J. F. Miller and fireman Donigan died, brakeman Ashley injured. All victims from Raton. Train speed twenty miles per hour. Cause of blast remains unknown.
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Daily Tribune
Trinidad
Aadrew Siding
Here
J. F. Miller
Donigan
Ashley
Raton
Weld County Exhibit Gathers Record Grain and Alfalfa Lot
A large display prepared for the Colorado State Fair features White Russian oats White Side oats and fifteen alfalfa varieties from Weld County growers led by J F McCreery and A L Mumper with M H Lowe and Harold McCreery coordinating. The staff gathered seeds and samples from E P House J O Fishencord B R Bennett and others including forty plus wheat and corn varieties many from Professor Bennett's station. The exhibit packing is underway and will travel to Pueblo for the September 7 to 12 fair opening.
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Weld County
Pueblo
J. F. McCreery
A. L. Mumper
M. H. Lowe
Commercial Club
Harold McCreery
Messrs. McCreery
Lowe
Walter Breyley
Frank Mumper
Albert Mont Ty
Chas Wallace
Ault
E. P. House
Rimental Farm
Gee
Nichol
House
Manitoba
E. R. Bliss
Alaska
J. O
Durham
Defiance
N. D. Bartholomew
H. Bliss
W. Turner
Greeley
Speltz
Emmer
J. L. Ewing
L. D. Massacreatoes
Jno. Hicks
Walter Ap Swadley
H. C. Havener
R. W. Harris
Tragedy in Seneca as Police Chief Kills Widow
Chief of Police Hinkie shot and killed Mrs. Edith Anderson after she refused to marry him. He fired at her daughter, then killed himself at the Anderson boarding house in Seneca. Several witnesses were present.
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Daily Tribune
Seneca
S. C
Hinkie
Edith Anderson
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