Severance Citizen Linked to Deportation and Disturbances
The case cites a Severance resident known as Smith, accused of disturbances, an officer being bitten, and a controversial deportation. Sylvia Smith, editor, filed a civil suit against Colorado Marble, Crystal River Railroad, and local officials, seeking damages for alleged deportation and injuries. The suit names several town and county figures and asserts conspiracy and interference with business interests in Weld County and nearby Severance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Milliken
Hat Town
Severve
Greeley
Millst
Milwaukee
Severance
Arment
Weld
Denver
Colo
Sylvia Smith
Miss Smith
Ainst
Colorado Marble de
Crystal River
Marble
Maran
Leverlatter
Severance Br
Severance Mert
Ige
Pabst
Arrow
Middle Park
Fraser
Regulars in G. O. P. Submit Plan to Stewart's Men
Denver July 11 the Denver city county regular republican executive committee presented a final consolidation proposal to Philip B Stewart and aides at the Brown Palace hotel The plan splits delegates for the July 31 state assembly and assigns three electors to each side with a six member slate to support the chosen candidate for governor and other offices The agreement aims to balance Taft and Roosevelt factions and name state officers accordingly
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Denver
Philip B. Stewart
Brown Palace
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Ben B. Lindsey
E. P. Costigan
Col. Roosevelt
Republican State Assembly
Taft
Colorado
Republican Party
Benjamin Griffith
Factions in City Fist Fight Fined One Dollar Each
In justice court yesterday afternoon J F McCrery and W R McClellan were each fined 1 with costs by E B Hatch. McCrery claims he was not the aggressor and plans to appeal to county court. He says McClellan hit first after an argument over a eastern Colorado man's investment plans in Greeley. Both men show facial injuries and dispute who caused the trouble on a downtown street corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
J. F. McCrery
W. R. McClellan
E. B. Hatch
McCrery
McClellan
Colorado
Greeley
Briggsdale Prospects Bright Amid Flourishing Farms
Briggsdale July 11. The prairie is a vivid bloom and crops thrive across the district. Miss Lannie Woodford of New York is erecting a silo and building a garage for a touring car arriving from Denver. Freeman ranch reports rye over four feet, with flax corn oats and garden produce thriving. No privation in winter and seed and tools plentiful for a strong crop year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggsdale
Lannie Woodford
New York
Denver
W. S. Freeman
Iron Posts in Church Eliminate All Danger
Six inch iron posts are being installed in the basement of the First Methodist church to replace rotted wooden supports. The replacement will steady a floor that sank two inches after a flood damaged a pillar years ago. Work should finish by Sunday with no danger of a repeat incident. The floor and gallery remained undamaged, though the scare unsettled worshippers.
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Gibraltar
First Methodist
Milliken to Get 20000 Dollar Flour Mill Soon
Milliken will build a $20,000 flour mill with a 150 barrel per day capacity. The Royal Mill and Elevator Co executives report two thirds of stock represented and expect rapid construction despite not finishing before this crop. Directors elected: Hodgson, Roberts, Sylvester, Barber, and Wailes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Royal Mill and Elevator Company
George A. Hodgson
Daniel Roberts
Walter Sylvester
D. H. Barber
John Wailes
Captain of Plymouth to Be Given Tonight
Preparations are complete for the Teachers college presentation of The Captain of Plymouth tonight. Final rehearsal done, Miles Standish to be played by Prof. J. C. Kendel and John Alden by Prof. T. F. Fitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Teachers College
J. C. Kendel
Miles Standish
T. F. Fitz
John Aiden
C. B. Hull
Elder Brewster
Amy Diebert
Priscilla
Roy Adams
S. N. Barrett
Ruella Bartlett
Marie Senecal
J. B. Mortesen
Harriet Force
Edith Crawford
Ruth Buchanan
Bessie McDonald
Mary Wise
Cariton Burton
Esther Taylor
Elizabeth Ryan
Mary Crawford
Mary Lowery
Selam Christophson
Evans grocer John Murphy stricken by paralysis in store
John Murphy a grocer and Evans pioneer was stricken with paralysis while working in his store and fell injuring his face on a box. Doctors expect recovery.
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Evans
John Murphy
Two 14-Year-Old Hikers Start Mountain Trek From LaSalle
Gene Herrington and Glen Briggs depart LaSalle with camp outfit, food and tools for emergencies. They plan Estes Park and Glen Haven as their objective points, riding by horse and buggy. They express no fear and intend to rest briefly in Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Gene Herrington
Glen Briggs
Estes Park
Glen Haven
Loveland
Holland Held Flax Crop Winner in District Court
Harry Holland, accused of deserting his bride of two weeks, was held in district court in the sum of 100 dollars for trial. The preliminary hearing was held yesterday and the judge took the matter under advisement. The wife is expected to testify. Also, A D Wall reported at a Real Estate exchange luncheon that Colorado flax could be worth 300000 in 1912 with 15000 acres planted across eastern counties and growing interest in the industry.
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Riddle
Denver
J. F. Gigoux
Greeley
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Road
Gigoux
C. S. Johnson
Denver & Laramie Realty Company
District Court
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Johnson
Marshall Smith
Continental Trust Company
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad Company
Severance
Colo
Smith
Trust Company
Greeley Terminal Company
Northwestern
Harry Holland
Justice of the Peace
T. C. Pressly
Salida
Real Estate Exchange
A. D. Wall
Flax Development Bureau
Pickle Day Planned for September 2 in Platteville
Platteville July 11 Pickle day set for September 2 with a colt show, miniature county fair, farm exhibits, athletics, a ball game, speaking events, races and bucking contests. The Commercial club approved the plans at a well attended meeting.
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Platteville
Fort Lupton
Erie
Commercial Club
Prairie dog for pet gains Evans society attention
Evans July 11 Mrs W A Berg man of Sharon Springs Kan introduces a new fad to Evans society with a prairie dog named Jimmie carried in her handbag. The animal is described as a docile and attractive pet.
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Evans
W. A. Bergman
Sharon Springs
Kan
Evans Society
Jimmie
The Republican Stance Echoes Editorial Grit and Grip
The Republican voice dominates local discourse with firm stance on governance. Editors emphasize tradition, fiscal restraint, and strong community values shaping policy debates and public sentiment.
Greeley Motor Club Organized Affiliate with Denver Body
The Denver area governing body will affiliate with the Greeley Motor Club as the organization expands. A Colorado Editorial association midsummer trip drew about four hundred attendees aboard a free Moffat road train from Denver to Steamboat Springs and back.
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Greeley Motor Club
Denver
Steamboat Springs
Colorado Editorial Association
Moffat Road
Tolland
Corona
Mountain Valley
Hall to Talk to All Women
Following the death of Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker the Mothers' congress postpones this week's meeting and will announce a new date. Dr G Stanley Hall will address women only on Eugenics next week. past attendance overflow concerns will be avoided. All women of Greeley are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Platt Decker
Mothers’ Congress
G. Stanley Hall
Congress
Greeley
Weld County Republicans to Meet Tonight at City Hall
A Weld County Republican club meeting is called for tonight at the police court room in City Hall. The agenda includes several important questions to be considered by attendees.
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Weld County Republican Club
Colorado beet crop valued at twenty million dollars
Great Western Sugar company officials estimate Colorado will harvest the largest sugar beet crop in state history. Northern Colorado yields 100000 acres of beets, producing about 1250000 tons and 2750000 bags of sugar, valued near 13.75 million dollars, with additional Arkansas valley and Grand Junction factories boosting the state total toward 20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Great Western Company
Arkansas Valley
Grand Junction
Greeley Motor Club Forms to Promote Good Roads
A meeting of automobile owners at Prof. F L Abbott’s home established the Greeley Motor Club with E C Smith as chairman and C A Fitch as secretary. The group aims to secure Weld county’s $9 000 share of state road funds, back a northern route for the transcontinental highway, and push a road bill despite legal and political hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
F. L. Abbott
Greeley Motor Club
E. C. Smith
C. A. Fitch
J. T. Clough
Harry N. Burhans
Automobile Journal of Denver
Denver Motor Club
Greeley Organization
Denver Club
American Automobile Association
Weld County
Larimer
Boulder County
H. F. Hurlbut
C. T. Neill
State Highway Commission
Griffith
Burhans
Pats
Colorado
New York
San Francisco
Cheyenne
Laramie
Colo
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Gers
Red
Stewart
M'Crery
M'Clellan
Town Street
Denver-Laramie
Holland
Wall
Prairie Dog
Hall
North
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