City Franchises face new legal ruling in Greeley court
In United States District Court Judge Lewis overruled fifteen exceptions by the Northern Railway and Utility Co in a dispute with the City of Greeley over George J. Spear's franchise. The decision signals near-certain city victory to revoke theSpears renewal and forfeit the franchise, with merits trial pending.
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Creeley
United States
Ivover
Northern Railway and Utility Company
Greeley
Lewis
Storney
Joseph C. Ewing
George J. Spear
Spear
Eighth Avenue
U. S. Crcuit
Wing
H.aynes
Ttorney Haynes
Flve
Ttorney Ewing
Lewis Tues‘ey Night
Indian Smith Agais and a Rural Turmoil at Frank Hall Ranch
The article describes an amuck among workers on Frank Hall's ranch inflaming interest in Indian Smith and John Logan, who faced a charge of selling Aquér dry territory. Smith, alleged to carry a jag and watch for a white man to slay, clashed with Logan over whisky selling. Earlier, Smith had been arrested on charges from a lone officer and convicted for abusing a calf seized by a train.
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Bee
Frank Hall
John Logan
Smith
Logan
Ut Smith
Vaw
Sports of Hills Is at Back Door
County Clerk Luther notes a surge in hunting and fishing inquiries as locals plan trips to nearby hills this summer. He cites more license questions and ready access to state laws, calling it a sign of prosperity and local spending on hill trips.
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Luther
Greeley
Officer McGregor faces murder charge in Frank Tuck shooting
Coroner's inquest into the Fifteenth street street brawl details officer James McGregor firing at Frank Tuck. Witnesses report McGregor ordered the boy to stop as they fled. the jury considers whether death resulted from felonious intent or negligence.
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James McGregor
Frank Tuck
Fifteenth Street
Tuck
Pollock Undertaking Establishment
James Gault
W. E. Keyes
McGregor
Eugene Williams
Peterson
Ing
Prurder
Charles Peterson
W. B. Thompson
Officer McGregor Declares Shooting An Accident
Officer James McGregor testified before the coroner's jury, saying the shooting occurred by accident after he tripped while chasing two youths near Fifteenth street. He described the moments leading to the discharge and expressed sorrow for the boy who was shot. District Attorney Keyes noted the statement was voluntary and offered no questions from his office.
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James McGregor
Keyes
McGregor
Fifteenth Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
G. W. Candlin
Tuck
Eugene Williams
Brown
Watt
John Watts
Thompson
Seventh Avenue
Oscar Adams
Gene
Verdict of Coroner Jury on Frank Tuck Shooting
The jury finds Frank Tuck died from a bullet fired by W J McGregor and attributes the death to gross carelessness by McGregor. Foreman James Tuckerman announces the verdict.
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Frank Tuck
W J. McGregor
W. J. McGregor
James Tuckerman
Gross Carelessness the Verdict of the Cor oner's Jury
The coroner's jury in Greeley investigates the July shooting of Frank Tuck, 26, who died at 1:35 am at the hospital from a bullet wound inflicted while fleeing officers on Fifteenth street. Witnesses recount the events and coroner's inquest set for Friday at 10 am.
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Frank Tuck
F. C. Tuck
Eighth + street
Greeley Hospital
Fifteenth Street
James McGregor
McGregor
Houston
J. G. Hughes
Tuck
Officer McGregor Held on Five Thousand Dollar Bond
Police officer James McGregor was arraigned before Justice Hatch on the charge of killing Frank Tuck last Wednesday. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the district court under a five thousand dollar bond. A hearing is scheduled for August 23, with arrangements underway to secure bond.
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James McGregor
Justice Hatch
Frank Tuck
District Court
City considers wiring ordinance amid late-night council session
Greeley officials debate a new wiring ordinance tied to plumbing and the national code. The measure, prompted by higher power voltages, requires city electrician inspection before concealment, owner consent for changes, and fines from five to one hundred dollars. Several sections remain under study as the meeting adjourns after midnight.
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City Council
Greeley
City Electrician
Electrician
Geiser
Cheyenne man Guy Atkinson visiting Greeley with I J Oppenheimer
Cheyenne contractor Guy Atkinson spent Friday in Greeley as the guest of I J Oppenheimer. The pair were school mates in Colorado Springs. Atkinson is overseeing construction of new buildings at Fort Russell.
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Guy Atkinson
Cheyenne
Greeley
I. J. Oppenheimer
Colorado Springs
Mr. Atkinson
Fort Russell
LaSalle Farmer Phillip Oster Believed Missing Man Ended Life
The LaSalle farmer Philip Oster, missing since last Friday, is not thought murdered. Search efforts in Denver and surrounding areas failed, and Oster’s family suspects he may have ended his life after selling a mortgaged horse and buggy and losing his money in groceries. His wife and son face financial strain as Oster’s assets were mortgaged.
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Philip Oster
LaSalle
Denver
Oster
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