Nomination Work Underway For Weld County Republicans
Delegates gather in a crowded court room as nominating work continues for the Weld county Republican ticket. Hubert Reyl Greeley placed in nomination for senator and E. R. Rowe, Charles Nash, Williams, and O. J. Blandin listed for representatives. Committee on resolutions names Baker as chairman with members Monson Churchill Berg and others.
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Nomir
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Charles EB. Phelps
Opeland
C. E. Phelps
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Black
Money and Devinemittee
Colorado Dairying Wages and Irrigation Compared
Government experts say Colorado dairy farming benefits from a milder climate and efficient irrigation. The state yields more hay and silage per acre, uses manure value, and relies less on grain, shrinking costs versus other regions.
Authorities Know Why Pierce Girl Killed Herself
The body of Ethel Butler was found at the Alma hotel in Pierce. Authorities read letters she wrote to family and friends that explain her act but will not publish the reasons. The longest was to her mother. The body will be taken to Wauseon Ohio for burial.
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Ethel Butler
Alma
Pierce
Greeley
Wauseon
Ohio
Heavy rains sweep county wrecking crops and flooding draws
A hail storm and heavy rain battered a stretch from Hoover Ranch to Sheep Draw, damaging grain and washing out a small reservoir. Beets and potatoes benefited while beets and potatoes suffered limited harm. The Poudre River ran high as the area faced flash flooding and possible rust in grain.
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Kuner
Here
Hardin
Hoover Ranch
G. H. Tien
Fulton Ranch
Joe Dingle
C. I. Moore
Sheep Draw
Landrum
No. 3
Rainy July 31 Ripples Across Colorado Farms
Reports from Severance Fort Lupton Pierce Evans Platteville Milliken Johnstown Windsor recount a series of showers and strong winds on July 31. Farmers praise rain for beets potatoes and crops while noting limited grain damage and promising conditions ahead.
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Evans
Platteville
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Alumni Election Set By University of Colorado Gr eetley Group
Greeley alumni of the University of Colorado meet Monday August five at eight in the county courtroom to elect officers for the ensuing year. Speakers from the university are expected and rivalry among factions is noted with Judge John T. Jacobs favored by progressives and Judge C E Southard supported by standpatters. The funds custodian race features Thomas A Nixon Dr William E Thompson and Ernest R Bliss in a close contest.
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University of Colorado
Court House
Colo
John T. Jacobs
C. E. Southard
Association
Thomas A. Nixon
William E. Thompson
Ernest R. Bliss
Senate to reaffirm Monroe doctrine no foreign base at Magdalena Bay
Washington reports that the foreign affairs committee will back a resolution declaring that no foreign nation may establish a naval or military foothold in the western hemisphere. Senator Lodge leads a report urging reaffirmation of U S policy to deter a Japanese bid for Magdalena Bay lands and related naval aims. The investigation traced a rumored private Japanese syndicate seeking control of a southern California bay coastal tract.
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Stewart to Speak in Greeley on Next Friday
Philip B. Stewart of Colorado Springs, gubernatorial candidate on the bull moose ticket, will speak in Greeley next Friday at 8 o clock in the Sterling Theater. Other faction figures will also speak. The tour will stop in Weld towns including Ault Eaton LaSalle Evans Kersey Hardin and Wiggins.
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Colorado Springs
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Sterling Theater
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Eaton
LaSalle
Evans
Kersey
Hardin
Wiggins
Milliken LaSalle Game Sparks High Tomorrow Interest
In Milli ken LaSalle Garden Milliken faces LaSalle in a league clash after Milli ken won 7 to 4 last Sunday. The LaSalle team seeks revenge as fans await the matchup in Milli ken.
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LaSalle
Milliken
Accused of Cruelty Shooting Fine Bulldog
J G Hicks station agent is charged with cruelty to animals after Humane Officer Mc Connell sworn out a warrant. Hicks shot Frank Mapes valued bulldog in Gilcrest, claiming he meant to shoot another dog. The dog valued at 50 dollars. Hicks denies intent to injure Mapes dog.
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J. G. Hicks
McConnell
Denver
Hicks
Frank Mapes
Mapes
Gill Hosts Kersey Next Sunday in Baseball Showdown
Gill is set to face Kersey next Sunday after strong local play. The Gill team has been delivering solid performances this season as fans anticipate the game.
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Gill
Kersey
Miners Charged After Tent Shooting Near Frederick
John Debertoldi and Charles Deirio, Firestone district miners, were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Peterson, brought to Greeley, and jailed after alleged shooting into a tent occupied by John Smith. Smith reports Debertoldi fired through a door and threatened his wife, trying to force beer consumption amid prior trouble with the pair. Smith notified Sheriff McAfee at 4 PM yesterday.
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John Debertoldi
Charles Deirio
Firestone
Charles EB. Peterson
Greeley
John Smith
Debertoldi
Smith
Lafayette
McAfee
Platteville votes to avoid new waterworks bonded debt
Special to The Republican reports Platteville residents at a mass meeting reject any bonded indebtedness for water works. With town taxes at 35 mills, 7 percent of valuation, citizens oppose a vote on the proposal though acknowledge water system would benefit the town and hope for progress in the future.
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Platteville
Bradfield Delegation Heads to Fort Collins for Nomination
A Weld county delegation travels to Fort Collins to introduce County Judge George H. Bradfield and seek his nomination for district judgeship at tomorrow's convention. Bradfield, widely known locally, hopes to be chosen. he has an enviable judicial record and is regarded as a high type Republican. The Fort Collins convention is expected to be highly eventful.
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Fort Collins
George H. Bradfield
Bradfield
Asone
State University At
Boulder
George D. Statler
Halsted L. Ritter
Denver
Cliff Parks
Glenwood Springs
R. L. Holland
Colorado Springs
Ezra Elliott
Clear Creek
S. C. Coen
Fort Morgan
James Dix
Huerfano County
John Ramer
Larimer County
Colorado
John Campbell
Helen Wixson
George D. Staller
Isabella Churchill
Alice Ling
Colorado Day Observance and Celebrations Planned
Tomorrow Colorado marks its day with flag unfurling and civic notices. Denver schedules a large celebration ending with fireworks in City Park. Evans business community plans an excursion to the capital for the Ladies Society event.
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Denver
Evans
Capital
Ladies’ Society
State Republicans Hold First Assembly at Auditorium Today
Denver July 31 The first republican state assembly is in session at the Auditorium with Weld county delegates prominent and several Weld women spectators. 902 delegates attended and caucuses last night at Brown Palace hotel named candidates for state offices and six presidential electors.
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Brown Palace
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Weld
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