Second Attempt on Priest's Life at Boulder Parish
A priest, Rev. Cyril, survived a knife attack while returning home after visiting a patient. Bystanders interrupted the assault. deputies arrived later to guard the priest. Authorities link tension to a marriage performed by a justice and later church marriage between an Malian couple, sparking Italian-Colorado parish friction.
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Daily Tribune
Louisville
Colo
Cyril
Father Cyril
Berryep
Geriff
Boulder
Pather
Quote from W V Sullivan on mob action in Nee Patton case
A coroner s jury ruled Nee Patton s death in Mississippi unknown assailants hands. Former U S Senator W V Sullivan praised mob violence and claimed leadership of a mob attack in the incident. The chaotic inquest and sensational testimony mark a turbulent local political and legal scene surrounding the case.
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Kane Orford
Miss
W. V. Sullivan
Nee Patton
Parh
Police promise sensational lead in Belmont Hotel fire case
The Daily Tribune reports Denver police promise a sensation in the Belmont hotel fire investigation. Four died and many injured by jumping from wires as the blaze broke out. Police allegedly have strong evidence linking a former convict to the fire and burglary, but the suspect remains at large.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Belmont Hotel
Unique club gathering ends with prize winners named
Members of the Unique club were entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Chas Couzens Mes Mes Jack Taylor and D C Muth as substitutes. Prizes went to Mrs. Jack Wylie and Wn. Camfield. The 500 game was enjoyed and a delicious supper was served by the hostess.
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Unique Club
Chas, Couzens
Mesmes Jack Taylor
D. C. Muth
Jack Wylie
Wn. Camfield
Record attendance at Normal school rises above 1500 students
Over fifteen hundred students daily climb the State Normal school steps with more than 800 in the Normal department. Many hold degrees from other schools and come for the special work offered. The new elective system wins favor as Professor Lister leads athletics and outdoor activities plans. Dr Snyder praises prospects for a successful year. The music department opens under Professor Theophilus Fitz.
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State Normal School
Professor Lister
Lister
Chicago
Ohio
Snyder
Theophilus Fitz
Permanently $2.00 A Year for Grexiey Daily Tribune
The Grexiey Daily Tribune announces a new $2.00 annual subscription, delivered nationwide by mail or carrier. It aims to match the Tribune Weekly’s leadership in Colorado’s small daily market, forecast to reach a 4000 to 5000 daily circulation as modern machinery is installed. The $2.00 rate takes effect immediately.
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Daily Tribune
United States
Colorado
Tribune Weekly
Feld
City Beautiful Lecture Draws Attention From Town Leaders
Frank E. Jaynes of the Municipal Service League spoke on civic improvement, arguing the city beautiful benefits all, not just the aesthetics. He urged a planned civic center, careful park frontage, shrub planting, and rail corridor enhancements to attract growth and prosperity.
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Wright
Frank E. Jaynes
Municipal Service League
State Normal
Ike Greeley
Ladies’ Home Journal
Armory Acan
Fruit Shower Honors Twenty Years of Pastor and Wife
Copious fruit gifts arrived at the parsonage to mark the twentieth wedding anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. D. D. Forward. Congregation members sent peaches pears grapes plums and other fruits, turning the home into a festive edible remembrance that lasted through Wednesday and today.
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Aeverand
D. D. Forward
Boy Hailed Victim of Old Confidence Game
Gene Wolverton fell for two confidence men Jim Seevers and Fred Sater playing the old time string game. They took three dollars, Marshal Williams nabbed them, and the men spent the night in county jail. One pleaded guilty, then withdrew, and a change of venue was granted by Judge Stevens.
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Gene Wolverton
Jim Seevers
Fred Sater
Marshal Williams
Stevens
Gene Williams
No Choice in Iowa Democrats Center on Claude Porter for Senator
Des Moines Sept 10 partisan delegates claim six anti Cummins lawmakers agreed to back Gov. Cummins overnight, giving him 70 votes in the joint session. required 77 to elect. Today's tally: Cummins 66 Porter 46 scattering 43. No one gained two votes.
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Daily Tribune
Des Moines
Cummins
Porter
Democrat
Greeley Men Invest in Florida Everglades Land Boom
B B Tatum of Miami reports eight Greeley men bought 5760 acres in the Everglades by debtless terms. Purchasers include W H Farr C H Mulford F M Mason W A Inne W J Farr Frank Lemon J G le and C N Jackson who formed 640 acre shares. They plan to plant 2000 acres this winter and build a 100 ton sugar mill next season. The sale signals big cane potential and canal construction to reclaim thousands of acres.
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B. B. Tatum
Miami
Florida
Denver
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Tatum
Colorado
Davie Ged Company
J. R. McKinnie
R. P. Davie
A. J. Beadle
Ever- Slade Sugar & Land Company
Huyler
Candy Man
New York
Walter R. Comfort
United States
H. W. Wiley
Cuba
Hawaiian Islands
Messrs
W. H. Farr
C. H. Mulford
F. M. Mason
Gale
Mr. Gale
Everglades
Weld County Savings Bank
Weld County
Dade County
Opening Day Ducks Draw Crowds to Local Lakes
On opening day of duck season, crowds hit lakes across the county at dawn. Will Hayden Ray Wilson Evans and BE D P Higsens led early departures in autos promising big hunts. Some locals leased Kistlers lake for today’s sport.
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Will Hayden
Ray Wilson
Evans
BE. D P. Higsens
Kistler
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