Why Tribune Ignores Truth in Weld County Politics
A Weld County Republican rejoinder rejects a Greeley Tribune report on the July 22 caucus, praising Republican independence and denouncing alleged Tribune bias. The letter claims Republicans corrected faults, criticizes Democrats for graft and bad governance, and defends Taft era policy questions as constructive progress.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Billy BeGore
The
Greeley Tribune
Tribune
Weld County
Republican Party
Cows and dairying plans outlined by Weld County club
The Weld County Commercial Club argues for investing in high grade dairy cows and silos to build a winter lucrative dairy enterprise in northern Colorado. It discusses sourcing cows from Idaho and the east, financing through banks and creameries, and pacing stock with yearlings and bulls for steady milk and profits. It notes breed choice, seasonal calving, feeding, and upcoming focus on labor questions.
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John Long
Wisconsin
Gov. Heard
Colorado
Idaho
Crawford
N. C
Weld County Commercial Club
Publican Party Comment on Progress and Tribune Worries
The Weld County publican party states a step forward in true progressiveism while maintaining solid foundations. It argues the democratic paper majority is slipping away as it notes concern over "Big Mac" unsettling the Tribune again.
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Publican Party
Weld County
The
Tribune
Pocketbook hat latest in Chicago fashion headgear
Chicago July 16 The pocketbook hat debuted on State street as a new headwear design with a side slit to hold a purse. Chief McWeeney calls it a good deterrent to purse snatchers, noting women would detect tampering with their hat.
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Chicago
State Street
Crusade on Rats in War on the Plague in Porto Rico
Washington reports a scientific rat extermination campaign in West Indies cities to combat bubonic plague. Seventy men and four officers fight the plague in Porto Rico while twenty five men and five officers guard island exits to prevent spread to the United States. Two public health officers inspect ships in Havana and fumigation and passenger checks are ordered. U S ports from the gulf to the Atlantic are protected and citizens urged to help eradicate rats.
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Washington
West Indies
San Francisco
Porto Rico
United States
Public Health Service
Havana
Gulf
Atlantic
Surgeon May Exceed Orders During Anesthesia
In Trenton New Jersey on July 16 Justice Garrison of the supreme court ruled that a surgeon may exceed instructions while the patient is under ether if necessary. Harris Brennan of Essex county sued Dr Victor Parsonnel and won a $1000 verdict after the surgeon treated a more serious right groin condition during surgery for a left groin rupture.
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Trenton
N. J
Justice Garrison
Supreme Court
Harris Brennan
Essex County
Victor Parsonnel
Queen Alexandra Fete Nets Hundred Thousand
London reports Queen Alexandra received rose sale proceeds amounting to over 150000 dollars. The funds will be distributed to the queen mother's favorite charities and hospitals. The Countess of Wilton, chair of the fete, announced the tearful joy and a plan to repeat the event next year on a larger scale.
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London
Queen Alexandra
Countess of Wilton
Plan to fund new Chinese republic by monthly income tax
In Los Angeles on July 16 the Chinese Chamber of Commerce launched a drive to fund the Chinese republic by taxing every Chinese in the United States a month’s income. Chinese orators argued against foreign oversight of the treasury and the meeting raised over $1,000 in donations.
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Los Angeles
United States
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Chines
Gun Explodes Wounding Woman on New Mexico Ranch
In Santa Fe on July 16, Mr and Mrs H S Shears were hunting near Stanley when a loaded shotgun between them exploded. Mrs Shears lost her right arm and is hospitalized in critical condition in Santa Fe.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Stanley
Shears
Estancia Valley
Home Gas and Electric Dividend Notice in Greeley
The Home Gas and Electric Company declares a semi annual dividend of three percent to stockholders of record on August 15, 1912. Stock transfer books close on August 13, 1912. C. A. Fitch, Secretary, Greeley, Colorado, July 13, 1912.
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Home Gas and Electric Company
C. A. Fitch
Greeley
Colorado
Racing hydroplane rescues girls in mid storm
In Jones inlet, a hydroplane driven by H. Weller of Freeport saved Miss Amy Bray and Miss Ivy Yeaton of Hempstead after their father James Bray drowned attempting a rescue. The craft reached the dock with the two nearly unconscious girls, assisted by its engineer.
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New York
H. Weller
Freeport
Amy Bray
Ivy Yeaton
Hempstead
L. I
Jones Inlet
James Bray
Amy
Mr. Weller
Miss Bray
Miss Yeaton
Four Tests of Love in Bible Are Infallible
The Rev. W. B. Norton told Woodlawn Park Methodist Episcopal Church parishioners that four infallible tests prove love. He cited loyalty beyond wealth, deep interest in the beloved’s small concerns, joy in strenuous service, and pain at separation with biblical examples.
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Parson
Chicago
W. B. Norton
Woodlawn Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Julia Connors Slayers Sought in Pullman Ill
Chicago detectives aided by local authorities searched Pullman Illinois for Nathan Schwartz wanted in connection with the murder of Julia Connors. Officers followed leads from South Chicago after reports of Schwartz in saloons on Sunday and seeking directions to Pullman.
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Pullman
Chicago
Nathan Schwartz
Julia Connors
Schwartz
Unconscious Denver Man Dies After Montrose Train Arrival
Thomas H. Morgan of Denver was picked up unconscious in Montrose after arriving by train from the east. He died at the Gladstone hotel Saturday night. Morgan fell on the sidewalk and was believed to have a fractured skull, though the attending physician found no such injury.
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Greeley Tribune
Meeker
Carver
Greeley
Tribune
Republican County Central Committee
Republican Party
Colorado
Montrose
Colo
Thomas H. Morgan
West Thirty-third Avenue
Denver
Gladstone
Morgan
Missing Denver man found dead after collapse
An older man after a head injury suffered apoplexy and died while en route to Ridgway. He worked as an agent for Schreiber’s Sons. An envelope bearing a Denver address was found on him. The man, about 60, notified his wife at the last known address and awaits her arrival.
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the Schibner’s Sons
Ridgway
Denver
Eleven baby joins J. A. Enright family team
A new boy arrived at the J. A. Enright home strengthening the household. The family welcomes the latest member and notes a sturdy, healthy beginning for the child and its proud relatives.
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Pearance
J. A. Enright
Enright
Mitchell to be Sentenced This Week in Buck’s Stove Case
John Mitchell will be sentenced Wednesday for contempt of court in the Buck s Stove and Range boycott case. Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the AFL were sentenced to one year and six months respectively. The trio will appeal the case.
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Washington
John Mitchell
Buck's
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Mitchell
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