Captain of Plymouth Opera at College July 11
A 52 member cast will present the comic opera Captain of Plymouth in three acts on Thursday July 11 in the Teachers College chapel. The plot, based on Longfellow The Courtship of Miles Standish, promises a bright, clean libretto and lively music. Reserve seats go on sale Monday at 7:30 in room 204. Admission 85 and 50 cents.
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Teachers College
Plymouth
Longfellow
Miles Standish
J. C. Kendel
John Alden
Theo
BE. Fitz Elder Brewster
B. Hull
Roy Adams Wattawamut
S. N. Barret
J. B. Mortesen Moonee
Ruella Barrett Stephen
Marie Senecal
Harriett Force Theordore
Edith Crawford
Amy Deibert Katonka
Ruth Beuchanan
Bessie McDonald
Louist Lininger Pationce
Mary Wise
Carilon Burton
Esther Taylor
Elizabeth Ryan
Bobby Shafto
James Lockhart
PRP
EPA. Co
Nveetes
Asa Chestnut
Stn
Enihesonee Gas Center
Davey Jones
Fred Ramsdell
POO
Bord Overreeuces
Jack Curry
CE Cascade Seca
John Young Alexander
Mary Crawfor Frederick
Mary Lowery Robert
Selma Christophson
E'S Wise
Barone Caper
Cesar’ Nathan Lloyd Pe
Fred Suiter
R. G. Davidson
T. C. Welker
J. F. Griggs
Borderer Stole Mexican's Wife Sparks Duel Plot
Juan Ricardo, a Mexican resident, accused Steve Palminter of stealing his wife. He went to Fort Collings armed and ready to settle the elopement with violence, but Sheriff Carlton intervened and both were arrested on a statutory charge, Ricardo disarmed and sent home.
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Windsor
Juan Ricardo
Steve Palminter
Fort Collings
Palminter
Carlton
Ricardo
Man Hurt In Runaway Near Johnstown
Henry Brown of four miles southwest of Johnstown was injured Tuesday when a hay rake broke and frightened the team. He leaped to safety but was thrown, tearing part of the back muscles loose from the spine.
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Johnstown
Henry Brown
Mr. Brown
Autos Strike Two Men on Eighth Avenue in Near Misses
Claude Clarkson and H R Chalfant were hit by cars on Eighth avenue, both escapes from serious injury. Clarkson, bicyclist, suffered bruises as a Denver car without lights struck him from behind. Chalfant and W D McNary, riding home from Greeley, were hit by Dr W H Wood’s car, Chalfant clung to the reins and stopped the horses, both men bruised but alive.
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Claude Clarkson
H. R. Chalfant
Evans
Eighth Avenue
Clarkson
Denver
Mr. McNary
John Parish Returns from Long Beach Baseball Run
John Parish arrived home from Long Beach California where he attended school last term and played with the Long Beach team earning an enviable record in the field and at bat.
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Johnstown
John Parish
Long Beach
Cal
John
Greeley Public Library Reading Room Summer Closure
The Greeley public library reading room will be closed Sunday afternoons during July and August. No other services are affected by the summer schedule.
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Greeley Public Library
Boy Flees Rock Springs Case Marks Local Delinquency Charge
Gus Timm, 24, a northern Colorado figure, is jailed for contributing to juvenile delinquency after allegedly persuading 16 year old Joe Couzens to run away to Rock Springs Wyoming. The boy, son of farmer James Couzens, was located there by police. Timm had given funds for fare. Officials consider the motive unclear.
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Gus Timm
Colorado
D. F. Camp
Timm
Joe Couzens
James Couzens
Rock Springs
Wyo
Couzens
Hailstorm Damages Crops in Erie Region
A rapid hailstorm swept through Erie yesterday damaging fall wheat by about 25 percent and injuring alfalfa and other crops. Recovery is expected with warm weather. the storm's narrow path and lack of wind limited total destruction as it moved southeast from the area.
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Erie
Bullets Hit Eaton National Bank During Fourth Celebration
Hilarious Fourth of July revelers in Eaton fired two shots with a .38 revolver. One bullet crashed through a plate glass door and lodged in the baseboard, the other embedded in the door step. Authorities believe the damage was unintentional and that blanks were mistaken for real ammo.
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Eaton
Eaton National Bank
Tie On Track to Wreck Union Pacific Train
A plot to derail Union Pacific No. 101 near Greeley failed when a rotten tied across the rails was struck by the locomotive. Sheriff’s deputies and the railroad secret service investigated but found no clues. the train, between Denver and Cheyenne with a single intermediate stop at Greeley, was moving about forty miles per hour when struck.
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Greeley
Secret Service Department of the Road
Denver
Cheyenne
Greenley
Good Roads Bring Automobilists to Colorado
Colorado means good roads this summer with rising visiting motor parties and growing business support. Colorado Good Roads association and allied groups advertise statewide progress, aided by the Denver Chamber of Commerce. A large upcoming Denver convention will shape campaign activity, and candidates must pledge road work to earn backing. The exact meeting date will be announced soon, ahead of the September 10 primary.
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Good Roads
James Forbes Hurt In Motorcycle Accident Near Bracewell
James Forbes a manual training high school boy from Denver, was knocked from his motorcycle while attempting to jump a small ditch near Bracewell. He sustained cuts and bruises, rescuers took him to Greeley for treatment, then he was placed on a train to return home bound for Fort Collins.
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James Forbes
Denver
Bracewell
von Trotha Ranch
Greeley
Forbes
Fort Collins
Colorado tobacco crop praised by farmer in Johnstown
Foley Bartlow of the northwest of Johnstown reports a successful tobacco crop this year. He grew it in Virginia for years and says Colorado tobacco is as bright and flavorful as the eastern product, citing Colorado soil and climate as favorable.
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Johnstown
Repairs On Greeley Pipe After Sunday Night Break
Water service repair crews completed work on the Greeley pipe line and tested the line to Windsor at noon. Restoration aims for Sunday night or Monday morning but warns city residents to conserve water as the reservoir is lower than during the break. Air binding slows flow and full restoration will take about ten hours once in good condition. The mayor asks citizens to conserve as conditions remain tight. Storage reservoir will be cleaned before refilling and the public will be kept advised.
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Greeley
Windsor
Aes
Boy 17 Altered Check To Fifty Dollars In Bank Scam
Clarence Edwards aged 17 is jailed on a charge of raising a $3 check to $50 by altering the amount. Two weeks earlier he took money from Hennick bicycle shop till and sought a Greek bootblack for a fake three dollar check, which he endorsed as Walter Edwards then altered. The plan unraveled at First National Bank.
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Clarence Edwards
Hennick Bicycle Shop
Seventh Street
Edwards
Sam Panas
Panas
First National Bank
Walter Edwards
Horse falls on girl but she escapes unharmed in crowd
Miss Nola Travis formerly of Greeley narrowly escaped death when a horse she rode reared and fell backward on Main Street in Platteville. The horse rolled over, trapping her momentarily, but the horn and cantle of the saddle saved her. She suffered only a sprained wrist and minor bruises.
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Platteville
Nola Travis
Greeley
Miss Travis
Sheep Run to Death in Willow Creek Stampede
Warren Livestock Company loses many sheep after a stampede in Willow Creek valley. Frigid rain and exhaustion sent the herd fleeing as they were moved to the summer range following shearing. The incident occurred near Nunn on July 5.
Evans Groom Of Two Weeks Leaves Bride In Greeley
Harry Holland, a groom of a month, left his bride Nina Winn two weeks after their marriage and was found in Salida. He claims he did not desert his wife and says relatives caused trouble. Deputy Sheriff brought him back to Greeley as a wife desertion complaint awaits. The couple are well known in Evans and LaSalle with many friends.
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Evans
Greeley
Salida
Harry Holland
Nina Winn
Donald Randolph
Evans and
LaSalle
Miller alias O’Brien sentenced after impersonation case
Theodore Miller pleaded guilty in Denver federal court to impersonating a government officer while obtaining goods on credit in Greeley. He received a fifteen month prison term at Leavenworth after a judge cited his admission about a travels with a woman not his wife and his use of multiple names.
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Theodore Miller
Greeley
Dennis O’brien
Postoffice
Denver
Miller
Lewis
United States
Disman
Milwaukee
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Snyder
Missouri
Fly Extermination Lecture At Opera House Tonight
Dr Sherman Williams of Denver will present slides and moving pictures on the house fly and sanitary dairies at a free public lecture in the old opera house. Conducted by the state board of health, the event aims to promote the extinction of the house fly and invites all citizens to attend.
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Opera House
Sherman Williams
Denver
State Board of Health
Charles A Woodmansee editor dies in Colorado
Charles A Woodmansee former editor of the Evans Courier and a known Northern Colorado newspaper figure died at the county hospital from heart trouble and tuberculosis. He had been brought from Milliken weeks ago and gradually declined. A son working on the D. R. G. railroad is the only living family member. Funeral arrangements have not been set.
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Charles A. Woodmansee
Evans Courier
Colorado
Milliken
Joint Installation of Local I O O F Lodges
Joint installation of officers for Poudre Valley lodge No 12 and Excelsior lodge No 121 of I O O F was held Tuesday night. Installing officers were J B Snook grand master O A Jackson grand warden and C H E Leeper grand marshal with a social time to follow.
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Poudre Valley Lodge No
Excelsior Lodge No
Faton I
Grover Telephone to Extend Lines With New Toll Route
Grover Telegraph announces multiple line extensions including a toll line through Sligo to Keota with pay stations at both towns. The 12 to 15 mile line, plus additional south and Oasis ranch branches, will add subscribers. Manager Russell has begun work and expects completion in one to two weeks.
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Grover
Grover Telephone Company
Sligo
Keota
Oasis Ranch
Russell
Fourth of July events dampened by rain across towns
Across Greeley LaSalle Madden s grove Nunn Ault Gill Barnesville Windsor Platteville Milliken and Mead Fourth celebrations faced cold rain and mud. Greeley beat LaSalle 15 6 in the morning, the afternoon game tied 12 12 after thirteen innings, with Gormley fanning 14. Milliken topped Gill 9 7 and Mead 7 5 while Mead beat Frederick 7 5. Attendance ranged in hundreds, many events canceled or shortened due to the weather.
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Greeley
Boulder
Milliken
Gill
Mead
Frederick
Today’s news tidbits from The Republican
Brief items from The Republican today cover local events, government actions, and community notices. Highlights include council decisions, school updates, and upcoming public meetings.
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H. W. Longfellow
Boarder
Claud Clarkson
Young Parish Home
Eaton Institution
U. P
Lad
Hennick Shop
Horse
Girl
Greeley and Weld
O’brien
OUU Co. A. Woodmansee Dead
Evans, Platteville
Ault
Wyatt's Grove
Luther Warder Wells
Oklahoma
James "Wood
Arthur Briscoe
Kersey
Barnesville
Galeton
Ira Brown
Coykendall Brothers
Morgan
Morgan Brothers
Clarence Markley
Don McCarthy
Frank Markley
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