Weld County Delegates Support Thomas for Senate Shafroth for Governor
Weld County delegates chose candidates for state offices at the Democratic convention. Voted for U.S. Senate Thomas, Governor Shafroth and state chairman Scott. Delegates listed include J. Whewell, J. Parish, J. Hopkins and many others. County endorsements endorsed Hill for the state supreme bench.
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Senate
Shafroth
Tully Scott
Peterson
United States
State Central Committee
Herbert M. Baker
Ithe County
O'Donnell
Alva Adame
Charles E. Hughes
John Shafroth
Jefferson
Rucker
Franklin
Griffith
Milton Smith
J. M. Whewell
Jay H. Parish
John Hopkins
Charles Pran
H H. Bills
D. R. McArthur
TC. Williams
WL. Clayton
C. F. Tew
Elsie Devine
H. M. Wyat
A. ©. Croft
David Severance
Thomas James
John Dasey
Charles Alleaux
J. J. Downey
R. G. Strong
A. T. Monson
J. Peery
W. H. Thompson
H. M. Mee
J Hubbelt
T. E. Rowe
Derahot
Break Clayton
L. M. Hen
T. Williams
State Central
Senator Hill
Fort
Morgan
Can- Wate
State Supreme Bench
Boston Actor Confesses to Brutal Wife Murder
Special to the Daily Transcript Boston September 4 A brutal crime is disclosed with the torso of Honorah Jordan 22 an actress from Somerville found in a trunk at 7 Hancock Street Beacon Hill. Chester Jordan 29 an actor from Somerville is held and confessed to killing his wife during a quarrel and dismembering the body with a butcher knife razor and shears. He planned to cast the parts into the Harvard steamer but a layoff altered his plans.
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Boston
Honorah Jordan
Somerville
Hancock Street
Beacon Hill
Jordan
Chester Jordan
Harvard
New York
Hackman
Farmers Indignant Over Colorado Agricultural College Row
Denver report says farmers and the Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers Association demand the discharge of the state board that ousted Dean Carlyle and Professor Olin. A petition circulated in rural districts urges college governance by statute and more farmer representation on the board.
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Dairy Tribune
Denver
State Capitol
Henry A. Buchtel
United
Farmers of
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Colorado Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Agricultural College
State Board
Dean Carlyle
Olin
State Board of Agriculture
W. H. Olin
Court halts Arkansas 2 cent fare law in interstate rail rates
United States circuit court granted an injunction requested by St Louis Iron Mountain and three other railroads in Arkansas. The court barred enforcement of the 2 cent fare law and any intra interstate rate increases. Defendants must post bonds around 100000 each and maintain clear accounts showing tariff differences if Arkansas rates had applied.
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Daily Tribune
St. Paul, Minin
Vandeventer
United States
St. Louis Iron Mon & Southern
Arkansas
Arkansas State Railway Commission
Arkansas Railway Commission
Arkansas Commission
Land Buyer Loses Wallet in City While Traveling Visitor
Wendin Endis of Madison visits our city to view property and shop. After selecting a suit he discovers his black leather wallet with two hundred fifty dollars missing. Sheriff Florance is handling the case and a liberal reward is offered for recovery.
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Wendin Endis
Madison
Wisconsin
Endis
Florance
Rawhide Nevada Burning Down
Special to the Daily Tribune reports Rawhide Nevada is burning with the Western Union Telegraph office destroyed and no wired communication. The mining camp has about 2500 residents and no fire fighting equipment. later dispatches say the town is doomed as the fire spreads from a drug store casting blocks of destruction.
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Daily Tribune
San Francisco
Rawhide
Nev
Western Union Telegraph Office
Reno
Telegraph Office
Bartender Shot in Trinidad Apartment Row
Chris Geallegos, a bartender, was shot and likely fatally wounded in the apartments of Dot Miller, a well known local woman, in Trinidad. Miller says the shooting was an accident while Geallegos refuses to speak. he is hospitalized.
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Daily Tribune
Trinidad
Colo
Chris Geallegos
Dot Miller
Permanently $2.00 A Year The Daily Tribune
The Daily Tribune announces a $2.00 annual subscription for all U S addresses and delivery by mail or carrier. It vows to become a low priced small city daily in Colorado, aiming for a 4900 to 5000 daily circulation once modern machinery is installed within a year or two. The new rate takes effect immediately.
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United States
DamSyrrinune
Colorado
Hydrophobia Alarm in Green Mountain Falls
Green Mountain Falls residents fear a rabies outbreak after a dog owned by Mrs. O. L. Godfrey ran loose while rabid and bit several animals and people before being killed. The state board of health sent officers and a Humane agent to the town, with precautions to curb spread. Mrs. Godfrey and Mrs. D. A. Fay have been sent to the Pasteur Institute in Chicago for treatment.
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Daily Tribune
Colorado Springs
Green Mountain Falls
O. L. Godfrey
State Board of Health
Godfrey
D. A. Fay
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Getting Ready for Football at Local School
The High school football team met with Prof. Merten to plan the season led by Captain Ernest Atkinson as quarterback. Several last year’s players are gone but new talent comes from Colpitts Cobb Fagan Wad and others. Japanese player Nisa Sato is sidelined by typhoid. Coaching is by Prof. Merten assisted by Howard Orth from Harvard and Gene Gordon of Greeley. A strong schedule will be set and rule changes focus on the forward pass.
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High Bool
Merten
Ernest Atkinson
Calderson
Colpitts
Cobb
Fagan
Wad
Nisa Sato
Prof
Howard Orth
Boston
Harvard
Gene Gordon
Greeley
Will Now Seek Convent to End Matrimonial Turmoil
Helen Maloney, who eloped with one man after marrying another, is said to be preparing to enter a convent. The Spring Lake New Jersey resident, famed for her sensational elopement across two continents, plans withdrawal from public life to avoid marriage complications with Samuel Clarkson, the Englishman she accompanied to Europe.
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The
Daily Tribune
New York
Helen Maloney
Spring Lake
N. J
Samuel Clarkson
Europe
Real Estate Outlook Shows Strong Fall Demand in Weld County
Real estate men report an exceptionally good fall outlook with rising inquiries from the East and Midwest. Investors seek Weld county land as a safe investment while crop prosperity fuels activity in the Pierce district with several quarter sections selling at top prices. Renters may buy land this fall if crops harvest safely, strengthening home demand beyond the East.
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East
Middle West
Weld County
Pierce
Timber Superintendent Crushed in Camp Accident
J. L. Herrick, timber department superintendent for the Central Power company, was brought to Glenwood Springs in critical condition after a log rolled down an incline and crushed him at Coffee Pot timber camp yesterday afternoon. He may die from his injuries.
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Daily Tribune
Glenwood Springs
Colo
J. L. Herrick
Timber Department
The
Central Power Company
Herrick
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