Train crew fined after fatal Kersey wreck
The engineer Frank McCune and fireman Orel Holmes of the Union Pacific train that killed Harden T. Hackley were each fined $15 and costs by Justice Fred James at Kersey. Attorney Thayer of Denver gave notice of appeal to the county court, challenging speed regulations as unconstitutional. Assistant District Attorney Victor E. Keyes prosecuted. the conductor was not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frain Crew
Harden T. Hackley
U. Pr
Kersey
Frank McCune
Orel Holmes
Thayer
Denver
representa +tive
Union Pacific
Assisant
Victor E. Keyes
Kerney
Sutt Will Serve as Biggest Case in High Courts
Special to the Tribune reports that the Sutt case will likely rise to the highest court before a decision. Union Pacific sent a leading attorney to defend the train crew and an appeal notice already filed signals the railroad will press the case to the high court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Kersey
Union Pacific
Vaccination Against Pus Conditions
A Colorado Agricultural College report describes bacterial vaccines for fistula and pus formations in animals. The vaccine stimulates immunity, cures many cases, and is useful after minor injuries. It also notes a distemper vaccine for horses can cure quickly if given early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laboratory of Pathology
Colorado Agricultural College
BF. Kaupp
Fort Collina
Dry land watermelons bring good prices in county
Ten tons of dry land water melons arrive and fetch strong prices. Farmers note the crop thrives under rainless farming with minimal cost beyond seed and harvesting is easy. A good season can yield several hundred dollars per acre.
Mrs Harrison and daughter depart for Kennewick home
Mrs W H Harrison and her daughter Margaret left today for their home in Kennewick Washington after spending two months with Mrs Harrison's mother Mrs Nancy Mayne and sisters Mrs J G Graham Mrs N F Meek and Miss Fannie Mayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Harrison
Margaret
Kennewick
Wash
Mra. Harrison
Nancy Mayne
J. G. Graham
N. F. Meek
Fannie Mayne
Kersey Sues Union Pacific Over Town Speed Law
The town of Kersey files a suit against Union Pacific for violation of local speed limits. The case tests town ordinances and could influence other Colorado towns and railroad operations. Train crews testified they were ordered to run forty mph through Kersey while Brighton shows twelve mph limits. The outcome draws wide state interest and may set precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Colorado
Brighton
Weld County
Continental independence and clerical drift in American churches
English clergyman Rev. J H Shakespeare criticizes American religion for extreme independence among churches, lack of centralized authority, and rampant office holding. He notes ministers driven by money, frequent career shifts, and a decline in reverence, longing for leaders like Parker, Jowett, and Maclaren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Shakespeare
America
Artemus Ward
Republic
Clifford
Hall
Henry Ward Beecher
Phillips Brooks
World Alliance
Maclaren
Parker
Jowett
Weld County Pressures Senators to Keep Party Pledges
Letters flow to Croke Carringer Wenet and other machine senators from Weld County and statewide urging acceptance of platform pledges. Ten senators align with the machine as pressure mounts. insurgents resisted with threats of blocking all legislation unless measures pass as pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Denver
Weld
Adams
Platform Democrats
Croke
Carringer
Wenet
Machine
Senate
Catalog of Greeley Business College 1910 11
The catalog for the year 1910-11 from Greeley Commercial College details advantages of the school over rivals in the state. Proprietors J. A. Adrian and Edith Adrian are highlighted. The publication is tastefully illustrated and produced in the Tribune plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Greeley Commercial College
Tribune
J. A. Adrian
Edith Adrian
Greeley School
Oil Prospect Centered in East Weld County
George M. Huvder of Denver, linked with major Boulder wells, is in Greeley en route to Grover to assess eastern Weld county for oil. Denver financiers report promising land east of Grover with little prior prospecting and plan further work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
George M. Huvder
Denver
Boulder Field
Greeley
Grover
Mr. Huber
Noor
Mother Secures Son's Release in Juvenile Court
Mrs. Jennie Walker, mother of 17 year old Plato Walker, who faced burglary charges in Hudson, traveled to Greeley with letters from county officials and railroad men attesting to the boy's good behavior. The juvenile court allowed his release and his mother paid the travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Court of
Omaha
Jennie Walker
Plato Walker
Hudson
Greeley
Kenehan the Press Agent Roady of Colorado
An American Magazine profile paints Roady Kenehan as Colorado’s outspoken auditor. The blacksmith turned state official is described as genial, honest, and unlettered yet respected. He maintained his shoeing work while serving as auditor and local politician, symbolizing a straightforward, human reformer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
American
Roady Kenehan
Raady Kenehan
State House
John Murphy
Ready
International Union of Journeymen Horseshoers
Denver
Pendexter and Locals Travel for Corn Roast
Nelson W Pendexter and several locals including Mr and Mrs G A Jackson and Mrs S M Inman traveled to Loveland today for the Corn Roast. L A Wyatt and Milton Seaman joined others in Den ver and Cheyenne for short trips on business or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Inman
Loveland
Milton Seaman
Charles Farr
Mrs Morrison Visits Mrs Sawyer in Windsor
Mrs. A Morrison traveled to Windsor for a social visit with Mrs. C J Sawyer during a local midweek outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Morrison
Windsor
C. J. Sawyer
Miss Ruth Baker Visits Love Land for Week with Relatives
Miss Ruth Baker traveled to Love Land today for a week long visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Baker
Loveland
Nelsons and Relatives Visit Loveland This Day
Mr and Mrs A F Nelson and Miss Amanda Nelson traveled to Loveland to visit relatives. Miss Esther Jansson returned from visiting Miss Eva Killham at her country home. Miss Plora Moreland and nieces Missee Mary Edith and Dorothy Comin also went to Loveland. Mrs J G Zink, who had been visiting Mrs Minnie Hebert, returned to her Denver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Nelson
Amanda Nelson
Loveland
Esther Jansson
Eva Killham
Plora Moreland
Missee
Mary Edith
Dorothy Comin
J. G. Zink
Minnie Hebert
Denver
Greeley Residents Attend Loveland Corn Roast
Mrs. Hiram White joined other Greeley attendees at Loveland's Corn Roast held today, sharing in community food and festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram White
Greeley
Loveland
Mrs Rowe and daughter visit Loveland for Corn festival
Mrs J H Rowe and her daughter Eunice traveled to Loveland to visit friends and attend the Corn festival events showcasing local harvest traditions and community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rowe
Eunice
Loveland
Mrs Ketley Visits Love Land Then Plans Highlandlake Trip
Mrs. W. J. Ketley traveled to Love Land for a short visit and will proceed to Highlandlake for another visit after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Ketley
Loveland
Highlandlake
Gilbert of Fort Collins Tours Greeley to See Brother
Charles T. Gilbert of Fort Collins is in Greeley today attending to business interests and visiting his brother, Carson W. Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Gilbert
Fort Collings
Greeley
Carson W. Gilbert
Mrs Susan Brian Visits Alma Losey in Sheridan
Mrs Susan Brian of Sheridan Iowa is visiting Mrs Alma Losey for a few days as she plans a trip through Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Brian
Sheridan, Ia
Alma Losey
Brian
Colorado
Estes Park guests of Mrs Jesse Gale
Mrs Fred Smith and daughter Etella of Los Angeles have spent the summer in Estes Park and are visiting their host Mrs Jesse Gale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Etella
Los Angeles
Estes Park
Jesse Gale
Mrs Mack Pate Heads Back to Former Home in Champagne Ill
Mrs Mack Pate leaves this morning for Champagne Illinois her former home where she expects to remain. She has spent the last two years in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Pate
Colorado
Rockwell Men Soon Return From West Coast Trip
W. E. B. Rockwell and his son F. E. Rockwell are due back today after an extended travels through California, Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Rockwell
Miss Cora Shaw Leaves for Decatur Ill
Miss Cora Shaw has spent the past nine months in Eaton and Greeley and left this morning for her former home in Decatur Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Shaw
Eaton and
Greeley
Decatur
Ill
Local Social Notes From Woodson and Nearby
Miss Erma Bergen of Woodson Kansas visits Mrs C J Kiley. Miss Nellie Chestnut returns from Denver. Miss Katherine Wangler of Denver visits Mrs A W Davis. Mrs Louis Waddell travels to Berthoud for a visit. Miss Stella Rosling goes to Wheatland Wyoming to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Bergen
Woodson
Kan
C. J. Kiley
Katherine Wangler
Denver
A. W. Davis
Louis Waddell
Berthoud
Stella Rosling
Wheatland
Wyo
Denver Miss Lewis Visits College Friend Rhoda Haynes
Miss Lewis of Denver is visiting Miss Rhoda Haynes, and the two are longtime college friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Denver
Rhoda Haynes
Ewing Buys Five Passenger Cadillac 30
Joseph C. Ewing purchases a five passenger Cadillac 30 from E. W. Langtry. Baptist church ladies plan ice cream and cake in the park this evening starting at six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Ewing
E. W. Langtry
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Reverend J M Wylie Returns From California Vacation
Rev J M Wylie and his wife have returned home after a five week pleasant vacation spent in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wylie
California
Carlson couple leave for Denver to make their home
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Carlson who have been living here left today for Denver where they will establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Oscar Carlson
Denver
Man charged with keeping a vicious dog in police court
L in King of Fifth street appeared in police court this morning on the charge of violating the ordinance relating to the keeping of a vicious dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King of Fifth Street
Miss Florence Pennington Visits Old Lone Tree District
Miss Florence Pennington travels from Fort Collins to visit friends, formerly residing in the Lone Tree district, highlighting a return to familiar surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pennington
Fort Collins
Miss Pennington
Lone Tree District
Miss Stella Means Heads To Denver And Pueblo Visit
Miss Stella Means, recently visiting Mrs. C. J. Kiley for two weeks, departed today for Denver and Pueblo before returning to her Nebraska home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Means
C. J. Kiley
Denver
Pueblo
Nebraska
Local visitor from McCook arrives for family visit
John Rhodes travels from McCook Nebraska to spend several days with his wife and young daughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Anderson in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhodes
McCook, Neb
B. R. Anderson
Real Estate Deal Closes Near Here
P. W. Putman sold property twenty miles east to John T. and Harley F. Warren for 590 600 dollars. The tract will be divided into smaller parcels for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Putman
Here
John T
Harley F. Warran
Miss Ina Ramsay Hosts Autumn Blossom Card Party
Miss Ina Ramsay entertained thirty two guests at her home Friday night with a card party inspired by Miss Helen Watters of Denver. The rooms gleamed with yellow autumn blossoms and prizes included a Parisian painting won by a guest and a gentleman’s prize taken by Mr. Hubert.
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Ina Ramsay
Helen Watters
Denver
Ramsay
Atkni
Miss Ramsay
Paris
Hubert
Joltiest Epworth League box social at Hil home
A lively Epworth League gathering Tuesday evening featured a box social at the country home of Mr and Mrs B S Hil. Attendees boarded hay racks from the church to the event, enjoyed games, and bought lunch boxes prepared by the girls, raising a total of 28 dollars with box prices ranging from zero to 3 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
B.S. Hil
Dentist Dr Otoupalik Eyes New Practice in Greeley
Dr Joseph Otoupalik, a Denver dental college graduate, visited Greeley on Tuesday to evaluate settling here. He and his family formerly lived in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Otoupalik
Dental College
Denver
Greeley
Mr. Otoupalik
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Fred James
Justice of Peace
Union Pacific al
Solons
Catalog OF
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County
Colo
the Park Mnole. CO
Red Cross
the Park Mdse
Kenehan
Nelson W. Pendexter
Mrs
G. A. Jackson
L. A Wyatt
Ault
C. Hawes
C. H. Mulford
Lagora
Nellie Chestnut
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