Tribune Bias Sparks Fight With Carlson Backers
The Republican accuses the Greeley Tribune of graft accusations and hindering prosecutions in Weld County. It alleges the Tribune shifts from slander to open opposition as Carlson and Sheriff McAfee face political pressure. The column cites venue changes in the Sheely cases, editor H. E. Churchill joining the Tribune’s party, and mocks the Denver assembly’s candidates.
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Tribune
District Attorney’s Office
Sheely
the Tribune
Colorado Republicans adopt party platform in Denver
The Colorado Republican assembly in Denver adopts a platform aligning with the national Republican program from Chicago. It endorses Taft's presidency, urges protective tariffs, welcomes open discussion, invites citizen support, and commends Senator Simon Guggenheim for his conduct in Congress.
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Republican Assembly
Denver
Colorado
Republican Party
Chicago
William Howard Taft
United States
Republican Party of
Republican Party of the
Congress
Simon Guggenheim
Republican Platform and Parks Statement on Colorado Primary Ballot
The document condemns past Democratic rule and pledges an economical honest administration. Clifford Parks, Republican gubernatorial nominee, discusses the legality and strategy of including Stewart on the Republican primary ballot and asserts willingness for a primary fight if Stewart runs and commits to supporting the ticket post election.
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Republican Party
Colorado
Clifford Parks
Stewart
Parks
Roosevelt Named By Bull Moose For President In Convention
The Bull Moose party moves to approve Theodore Roosevelt as the presidential nominee once preliminaries are complete on Wednesday. Roosevelt was tentatively placed in nomination during a Republican gathering the prior night as the convention builds. VP choice remains undecided with a Southern Democrat rumored for second place and Gov. Johnson of California seen as a leading potential ally, though not actively seeking the post.
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Denver
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Gov. Johnson
Pea Crop Too Large Prompting Field Purchase at Fort Lupton
Special to The Republican Fort Lupton August 5 reports Barwise company rejecting bean contracts while buying the crop in the field for seed. O B Frink follows suit with peas due to a huge crop. He pays 100 dollars per acre for the field crop and will handle harvesting costs himself.
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Fort Lupton
Barwise
O. B. Frink
Windsor Still Leads Weld County Baseball League
Windsor retains the league lead as it defeated Eaton 9 to 2 in an exciting game witnessed by a large crowd. Windsor continues atop the Weld County Baseball League standings.
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Eaton
Windsor
Weld County Baseball League
Kimzey family visits La Salle and Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kimzey and family from Denver visited La Salle this morning with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kimzey and also planned visits to the John Kimzey family in Evans.
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LaSalle
Jesse Kimzey
Denver
City
Walter Kimzey
John Kimzey
Evans
Easy Money As Ault Dominates Pierce In Zeroes
Ault blanked Pierce as they racked up twenty nine hits in a lopsided game. The score stood 0 0 after the seven inning affair, with Ault’s bats delivering power and Pierce unable to answer.
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Ault
Pierce
City Garden Idea Gains Support From Civic League
The Women's Civic League of Baltimore considers vacant lot farming a practical plan to curb urban waste and aid needy families. The piece cites Minneapolis success, noting idle city land leased to garden groups and yielding substantial tomato harvests, underscoring how city gardens help people help themselves.
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Women's Civic League of Baltimore
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Beware the Tree Butcher and Tar Paint Folly
The piece warns that careless tree trimming weakens shade trees and invites insect attack. It cites an Indianapolis incident where itinerant “tree doctors” painted trunks with tar to force pores open, killing many trees and prompting calls for legal safeguards.
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P. T. Bar- Dum
Indianapolis News
Designing a Residence Park with Expert Guidance
Real estate specialists and landscape engineers shape a tract into a residence park with curved streets large lots underground wires and terraced parks. Building restrictions protect the investment and reserve the area for homes only.
Planting vines for shade on the kitchen porch
A Kitchen Porch note suggests planting the common ima bean vine for next spring. It promises abundant fruit and dense, attractive foliage, with beans easy to pick.
Ways of Serving Tomatoes In Elegant Home Style
A compact guide lists tomato serving ideas from fried tomato slices to tomato hash and mayonnaise sauces. It describes frying methods for quarter inch slices, a tomato hash with butter and onion, a pink tomato mayonnaise sauce with gelatine, and a baked tomato dish with olive oil and herbs.
Thomas Truhart and wife finish three months on auto tour
Mr. Truhart and his wife returned from a three months automobile tour of Missouri Kansas and Nebraska aboard their new car. They report a delightful trip with every minute enjoyable. He sold out his business here and plans to enjoy life, with their daughter Mrs A B Powell of Greeley accompanying the trip.
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Kersey
Thomas Truhart
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Truhart
A. B. Powell
Greeley
Pence Family Returns From Idaho Visit
Ault reports R. L. Pence and daughters Violet and Daisy have returned from Idaho after several weeks away. Mrs. Pence left for Fort Collins today to visit.
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Ault
R. L. Pence
Violet
Daisy
Idaho
Flag Display and Ceremony Rules for National Observances
The document lists holidays when the flag should be at full or half staff and outlines ceremony rules. It specifies when to raise or lower the flag, how to salute during the Star Spangled Banner, and procedures for flag placement during parades and joint flag displays. It also covers mourning procedures, half staff adjustments, and national versus international salutes.
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Lincoln
Washington
Lexington
Battle of
Bunker Hill
Battle of Saratoga
Yorktown
Beggars Invade Fort Lupton Streets
Fort Lupton August 5 a large group of blind, halt and maimed people crowded the town streets. Two blind men sat on opposite corners selling tri ers while a family of a man, wife and three children wandered asking charity. The group appeared after the circus train moved north, marking an unusual scene in town.
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Fort Lupton
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