Sellars Master Musician Delivers Superb Organ Recital
Gatty Sellars, famed English organist, drew a full First Methodist church audience with a varied program from Bach to English coronation music. Miss Winifred Rugh aided with cathedral chimes. audiences filled seats tonight expect another capacity crowd.
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Ity
Gatty Sellars
Winifred Rugh
Mr. Sellars
Mendelssohn Redie
William Tell
Sellars
Somme
Nevin Oceata
King George
Queen Mary
Westminster Abey
Sir Edward Igar
Frederick Cliffe
Ueen's Hall
London
England
Bethge Restaurant Fire Strikes Second Time in Town
A blaze originating under the kitchen range at the Bethge restaurant caused $2,500 damage and forced patrons to flee with belongings as firemen fought the stubborn fire for more than an hour. The night cook alerted the department, patrons assisted, and a watermelon-eating patron calmly watched the scene amid rising water. Two years earlier a major fire destroyed the Orpheum theater.
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Bethge
Rudolf Bethoe
Orpheum Theater
Bethge Place
Women Visitors Mingle With Macy Rally Audience
Four women from Honolulu Chicago Morrisonville and New Jersey observed the republican assembly in Colorado, impressed by the suffrage display and Captain Macy. They, along with four women delegates J E Jones Lynn Abbey and others, cheered the candidate and mused on future suffrage prospects. A Maton delegation was deterred by muddy roads.
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Globe
Republican Assembly
Margaret Clark
Honolulu
Morris
Chicago
Jesse Gale
G. W. Kline
New Jersey
C. E. Southard
Dorothy Green
Morrisonville
Ill
C. E. Jay
Colorado
J. E. Jones
Roggen
Lynn
Frederick
Abbey
Grover
Capt
Macy
Maton
Narrow Escape for 11 Year Old Rider in LaSalle
LaSalle July 29 Myer Dunn 11 son of J B Dunn narrowly escaped serious injury when a horse he rode stumbled and fell. His foot remained in the stirrup as the horse kicked and dragged him for a distance before he freed himself and fell to the ground unhurt besides a few scratches.
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LaSalle
Myer
J. B. Dunn
Madman Potter Threatens Family and Self Harm in Outbursts
Earl Potter 21 attempted to obtain a gun to shoot his father and mother and later tried to kill himself. He was hog tied by three men, restrained in a wagon, and transported to Frederick for jail before transfer to Greeley for sanity assessment. He is known in the southern county.
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Platteville
Earl Potter
Frederick
Greeley
O. O. Potter
Here
Potter
Charles Bailey
Bailey
Young Potter
Hobart Frazier
City Officials Discuss Sprinkle Plan for City Streets
The city trials water from No 3 ditch to sprinkle streets using a small gasoline engine near the Elks home on Ninth street. Mayor Mayher backs a permanent pipeline to save filtered water and sell it, while engines are less favored. Council discussion is set for tomorrow night with broad approval from citizens and business leaders.
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No. 3
Greeley
Elks
Ninth Street
B. D. Sanborn
Mayher
Thought Mob Chased Him Brother Believes
Monta Sturdevant, living with his brother in Ault, attacked the brother claiming a mob pursued him. Deputized officers restrained him and he was jailed in Greeley for a sanity inquiry. He has long been described as unbalanced.
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Ault
Monta Sturdevant
Donald Randolph
Sturdevant
Greeley
Tahd
Potatoes Look Good Despite Late Planting In County
A party of Greeley men led by G D Statler reports potato crops in good shape despite late planting. James Rowe notes healthful vines and growing roots, with potential yield above normal if frost stays away. Fields vary. late-planted areas show smaller plants but solid stands.
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Greeley
G. D. Statler
James Rowe
Rowe
Pleasant Valley
Lone Tree
Crow Creek
Kersey
Cooler Weather Forecast for the Week Across Regions
Washington July 29 pressure analysis predicts a week with no decisive temperature shifts across the United States. Warm in the south and southwest, a moderate fall Monday in the upper lake region and Midwest valleys, then a rise Tuesday and Wednesday followed by little change. The northeast warms modestly, while the extreme northwest cools by week’s end.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Southwest
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi
Missouri
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