Impeachment of Judge Archbald Moves to Senate Action
The House adopted 222 to 1 articles of impeachment against Judge Robert W. Archbald of the United States commerce court. Only Rep. Farr voted against. nine members were present only. The Senate now stands to judge the case as Henry D. Clayton’s committee cites severe misconduct, proposing removal for profiting through cases before him.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Robert W. Archbald
United States Commercce Court
Farr
Pennsylvania
Archbald
House
Cannon
Burgess
Texas
Dalzell and Olmstead
Dwight
New York
Johnson
South Carolina
Parran
Maryland
Rucker
Missouri
Sparkman
Florida
Bowman
Fecht
Senate
Henry D. Clayton
Committee On Judiciary
Robert W. Archibald
United States Court of Commerce
Clayton
United States
Charles Swayne
Committee
Typewriters sold and serviced by Sides & Co
IRA Sides & Co offers sale, rental, cleaning and repair of typewriters at eastern prices from $10 to $60. They provide ribbons and plates for any machine, carbons, insurance, and notary public and mimeographing services. Also offering ten years of accounting experience in Greeley.
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Unity Bldg
Monarch
Greeley
Flag with 1870 Greeley colony history on display
In Ault the first flag to float over the Greeley colony in 1870 is shown in C L Burmans window. Owned by Ole M Nelson of Greeley and once inherited from Canute Nelson, the hand made flag bears thirty three stars and is prized as a historic relic despite wear.
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C. L. Burman
Ault
United States
Greeley Colony
Ole M Nelson
Greeley
Do. A. Taylor
Nelson
Canute Nelson
Greeley District
Greeley Baseball Prepares Home Stand At Island Grove Park
Greeley will host two games against Colorado Springs Zoos at Island Grove Park starting next week. A reduced two game ticket rate is offered. After a defeat in Colorado Springs last Sunday the locals expect a stronger lineup and changes by Manager Wedhge to win on home ground.
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Greeley
Colorado Springs
Island Grove Park
Wedhge
Miss Tinling to Address City Mass Meeting
On Sunday evening at the Congregational church Miss Tinling will address a mass meeting of all young people and interested attendees. Her topic is Scientific Temperance and the gathering will begin at 7:30.
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Congregational Church
H. W. Walker Opens First Real Dairy in Eaton
Special to The Republican reports H. W. Walker has installed Eaton area’s first real dairy on the Willis Eaton place. His sanitary up-to-date dairy and neat wagon attract street visitors as a new local attraction in Eaton.
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Eaton
H. W. Walker
Willis Eaton Place
Stay of execution on dog that bit children at Kersey
On promise the dog would stay on its owner’s ranch and not enter town, Marshal Fischer released the dog this morning after two children were bitten last Sunday. No rabies symptoms were observed.
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Kersey
Marshal Fischer
Constructive Planks Favored by G. C. P.
Statement outlines GOP platform planks on fair district apportionment and rural representation, protective tariffs, nonpartisan tariff commission, corporate regulation to curb graft, and commitment to honesty and efficiency in public service.
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Denver
Gilcrest Briefs Items from Gilcrest and Des Moines Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown of Des Moines Iowa are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W K Gilcrest. Mrs Jack Johns of Platteville is here today visiting her husband whose business keeps him in Gilcrest.
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Gilcrest
Ed Brown
Des Moines
Iowa
W. K. Gilcrest
Jack Johns
Platteville
Ault Couple Wed in Cheyenne Returns Home
Claude Fiddler and Miss Nellie Owens both of Ault were married in Cheyenne last Friday. They returned to Ault Saturday and have started housekeeping in the east part of town.
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Ault
Claude Fiddler
Nellie Owens
Cheyenne
TOOT TOOT STORE EXPRESS PASSENGERS ANNOUNCE NEW BABY
Kuner July 12 Mr and Mrs William Bunn are the parents of a fine son born Wednesday.
Motorcycle Races Highlight Potato Day at County Fair
Earl Armstrong, record holder on machines one to ten miles, will race in the free-for-all at Potato Day in the county fair. He has posted remarkable times on every track he has ridden and a thrilling finish is anticipated.
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Earl Armstrong
Tees
Armstrong
Ault Women Host Card Sessions at Local Homes
In Ault on July 12 Mrs. Lynn Ryan entertained a group of friends at cards this afternoon. Earlier Mrs. W. K. Rowe welcomed the Country club comprised of Collins district women for a pleasant gathering.
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Ault
Lynn Ryan
W. K. Rowe
Collins
Nine CamorristS Guilty of Murder in Trial
In Viterbo Italy on July 9 verdicts were handed down. Nine defendants were unanimously found guilty of murdering Gennaro Cuoccola and his wife. Others were convicted of belonging to a criminal association while many were released or died during the lengthy trial. The case targeted Naples Camorra and Sicily Mafia efforts to disrupt organized crime. The Cuoccollo murder occurred June 6, 1906, when Cuoccollo, once in the Camorra inner circle, was killed after a falling out. his wife was then stabbed by two men to prevent testimony.
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Italy
Camorra
Gennaro Cuoccola
Gennaro Cuoccello
Naples
Mafia
Sicily
Cuoccollo
Enrico Alfano
Narrow escape as lightning harms two women and horse
Ault July 12 Mrs R L Pence and Mrs Duncan on a trip home from Greeley were struck by an electrical storm. Their horse was knocked down but recovered. Mrs Pence received some shock in her arm and both women found refuge at a ranch house until the storm ended. Philadelphia cops gain wealth with inheritances Lieut Thomas Magee and patrolman John McSwiggs receive large fortunes after inheritances from relatives in Ireland.
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Ault
Greeley
R. L. Pence
Philadelphia
Thomas Magee
John McSwigsett
Ireland
Repairs underway on the Kuner Bridge after recent flood damage
Kuner July 12 report says repairs are in progress on the Kuner bridge damaged by high waters and will soon allow safe travel for all.
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Kuner
City Weed Notice Enforceable by City Marshal
The City Council directs enforcement of the weed cutting ordinance for private property. Prompt compliance prevents fines and allows the city to perform the work and bill the cost to the property. D. F. Camp, City Marshal.
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D. F. Camp
Woman Arrested After Check Forgery in Larimer County
Mrs. Margaret McElravey was arrested last night at Evans at the request of Sheriff Carlton of Larimer county. It is understood she forged a check for $28. She denies the charge.
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Margaret McElravey
Evans
Carlton
Larimer County
Humpy Bucking Contest Stuns Kuner Town Riders
In Kuner on July 12, the notorious outlaw horse Humpy, owned by Joseph Dingle, drew local confidence as riders including Martin Needer John Brunger and the Wakeman brothers attempted to stay aboard. The impromptu bucking contest highlighted the town’s famed horsemanship.
Dingle Holds Frontier Day Ride Yet Outlaw Pony Wins
In Colorado a hardy horse named Humpy battles an outlaw for a time but refuses to tire. Mr. Dingle plans to take the mount to Cheyenne on Frontier Day. Farmland nearby welcomes ample water as Milton Lake nears a 20 foot contour and full head.
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Mr. Dingle
Cheyenne
Humpy
Denver-Greeley Valley
Here
Milton Lake
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