Court Fight Over Dismissal Motion Ends in Denial
Attorneys clashed as Judge George Allen denied a motion to dismiss after five points by Albert Haynes. Defense witness Roy Porter testified about prior cases and Sandy's alleged testimony. District Attorney Carlson countered and argued misapplication of law. The judge rejected the motion and the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Tert Haynes
Jaudee
George Allen
Willas Stidger
Denver
Togc Ber
William Gres
Denver Police
Tor
Roy Portcer
Port Collins
Sandy
al Haynes
Brilant
Istrict
Carlson
Haynes
Rit
Sandy Feo
Austin
Ftchet
Staten
Attor Haynes
Boris Rhodes
Allen
Webb Associated with Tagged Jewelry in Burglary Case
G M Webb, now under arrest warrant for Earlsburg burglary, is alleged to possess jewelry with tags indicating they were taken from a shop. Police and the sheriff say Webb denies involvement, while investigators expect further charges related to the thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Webb
Ear
L'Y
Webb
Tate
Webbie
Sheriff's of
Hatch
University of Colorado Five Meets Arrow Team At Armory
Basketball fans will trek to the Armory next Friday for a major showdown as the University of Colorado five faces the Arrow team of this city. Manager Lloyd Neill expects the largest crowd ever, promising a first class exhibition. Players listed include McFadden and Carver or Cresto at forwards, Morrison at center, and McNeil and Taylor at guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
University of Colorado Five
Lloyd Neill
State University
Mcfadden
Carver
Cresto
Morrison
McNeil
Taylor
Wootten's Counsel Must Appear in County Court
City Attorney Joseph Ewing notifies Attorney Harry O'Brien for J W Wootten to appear in county court on December 17 to show cause why the county court appeal should not be dismissed. If Wootten is remanded to the police court, the city attorney will seek a body judgment and Wootten will be jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ewing
Harry O'Brien
J. W. Wootten
Wootten
Western Slope beet sugar plans and payouts announced
Grand Junction reports a contemplated sugar factory expansion costing 50000 before next season. A second payment to beet growers will be issued tomorrow with over 100000 distributed. A public education campaign aims to boost beet sugar demand versus cane sugar in western Buserman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Buserman
Graphic club hosts afternoon meeting at Mrs Cheeseman home
Mrs Josephine Cheeseman entertained the Graphic club Monday afternoon with good attendance. In leader absence Mrs Charles Couzens, the president, presided. Members discussed Psychology and the topic Feeling and Emotion. Others sharing thoughts included Mesdames G Law H D Parker and Miss Ida Bishop. Cheeseman will lead next meeting with Heredity on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Cheeseman
Graphic Club
Charles Couzens
B. M. Nusbaum
Mesdames G. Law
H. D. Parker
Ida Bishop
Cheeseman
Ault Church to Burn Debt Papers on Jubilee Day
Ault, Dec 14 two weeks from last Sunday marks jubilee day for the Christian church. debt papers representing the last of the indebtedness on the present church building will be burned. E C Whittaker of Greeley who preached last Sunday will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
E. C. Whittaker
Greeley
Ranch Purchase Near Greeley by Ollie O Farrel
Lord Ollie O Farrell buys J M Fergusons ranch five miles west of Greeley comprising 200 acres for 24000 dollars. He has lived on the property the past seven years and will continue to reside there and manage the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie O'Farrell
J. M. Ferguson
Greeley
Mr. O'Farrell
Leftwich Case Details in Fort Collins Hearing
The motion to deny the case is stated by Justice Potter. Leftwich faces a schedule of hearings with June 17 set for appearance and July 9 start for trial, then moved to July 16 for arguments. Stidger testifies he collected testimony for Leftwich and was paid about $160, with no formal agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
George Wagner
Katie Stewart
Larimer County
Leftwich
Stidger
Willus Stidger
Amended Pacific Rail Route Fight Looms Over Denver Market
The Pacific road prepares an amended answer in a district court case amid expected multi million litigation involving Union Pacific Hill Harriman interests Burlington Denver routes. Analysts foresee a long legal battle shaping transfers of Laramie & Northwestern to Hill interests and potential restraining orders affecting Weld county operations as rivals move toward Seattle type outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Laramie & Northwestern
Burlington
Newark
Omaha
Hill and Harriman
Greeley
Weld County
Union Pacific Road
Rriman
Ver
Hill Interests
Pacific Line
Seattle
Portland
Union Pacific explains Lovett visit and 400 foot Greeley right of way
The Union Pacific reports the 400 foot wide right of way claim across Greeley in the De Bolt vs. Union Pacific case. Robert S. Lovett, president, and top officers visited the city secretly weeks ago to discuss the matter. The company asserts acts of Congress support a 400 foot corridor on public domain alongside the main track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Greeley
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific Road
E. H. Harriman
Reapu SN
Greeley
de Bolt
Acts of Congress
Denver Pacific Railroad Company
United States Supreme Tribunal
Courtroom clash as Carlson tests defense tactics in Weld county case
District Attorney Carlson is summoned as a defense witness in Weld county court. The crowded room roars with clashes over confessions and records as Attorney Rhodes probes legality and truth amid spirited exchanges and cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiat
Carlson
Rhodes
Weld County
Allen
Sandy
District Court
Larimer County
Bar Association
Carlson Sandy
Judge Lindsey Sued by Alleged Beasts
William G. Smith known as Governor or Tramway Bill Smith filed a libel suit in Denver district court seeking 50 000 damages from Harvey J. O Higgins and Judge Ben B Lindsey for an October Everybody s Magazine article about his career as speaker of the house in the twelfth general assembly He asks for a body judgment and jail confinement for one year if damages are awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Smith
Tramway Bill Smith
District Court of
Denver
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Ben B. Lindsey
Twelfth General Assembly
Everybody’s Magazine
Eaton Grade School Eighth Beats Greeley 37 to 31
Eaton Dec 14 The Eaton eighth grade basketball team defeated Greeley eighth graders 37 to 31 in the Eaton High School gym. Benton Steele manages Eaton boys and Ray Waton led the Greeley squad, which arrived by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Eaton Public Schools
Greeley
Eaton High School
Benton Steele
Eaton Boys
Ray Waton
Orpheum Week Offering Delights Audiences
A popular bill at the Orpheum this week features Ernest Brinkman a standout character singer and Imogene Bennett pleasing the crowd. The show includes engaging pictures and a well received illustrated song ensuring strong audience enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Ernest Brinkman
Imogene Bennett
Work of laying rails delayed on Pacific
The Union Pacific has halted track laying due to frozen ground. Rails lie two miles from Briggsdale but cannot be securely placed in current weather, so work is suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Union Pacific
Briggsdale
Kersey Couple Marry in Denver Chicago Bride
Kersey notes a marriage of interest as Andrew Loloff, a local farmer, wed Miss Lizzie Siegel of Chicago in Denver. The couple plans to reside on Loloff's farm in the Kersey area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Denver
Andrew Loloff
Lizzie Siegel
Chicago
Mr. Loloff
Attorney Deftly Probes Denver Saloon Case Testimony
The courtroom scene features Attorney Carlson pressing witnesses over the choking incident at a Denver saloon. Rhodes questions the confession while Carlson defends his pursuit of truth, claiming he targets top witnesses and has already revealed perjurers. The exchange ends with Judge Allen halting the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Carlson
Leftwich
Denver
Sandy
Unique legal case waives writ in abrupt divorce arrest
Eli W. Furgerson sued for divorce by Cora Furgeson was arrested but released when word came that Furgeson's 14 year old son Chester was ill with pneumonia. He returned home to Evans for bedside care, while the county court faces mounting complications from the ongoing matrimonial dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli W. Furgeson
Cora Furgeson
Furgeson
Joseph Wing
Evans
Eanrt
Feud Over 16 Year Old Cerelia Ends in Arrest
Public dispute between Furgeson and wife erupts in county court as consent clashes with objections to marriage. Father challenges union with Frank. Mrs Furgeson seeks divorce on grounds of non support and cruelty. An order of no escape issued. Furgeson jailed then released to tend a sick son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furgeson
Sheriff's Office
Cecelia
Frank
Henry Luther
Garrigues
Mayor Houston Addresses Brotherhood Meeting on City Government
More than 100 men from city church organizations attended at the Methodist church Monday evening to hear Mayor G M Houston discuss the commission form of government. He presented both sides, urged study, and a class was formed. A federation of church brotherhoods was discussed, with a committee appointed to explore the idea and report later. The Commercial club quartet performed several selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
G. M. Houston
R. F. Graham
R. A. Luper
J. C. Alderman
Commercial Club
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Julie Ann
Cho
Jhon
Hoth
Lice
Western Slope
Ault Church
R. S. Lovett
Assistant
Leftwich Attorneys
Colorado
Ed Marshal
Lindsey
Eham
Kersey Man
Billy Green
Hollicker
Son
Wee Eee
Brotherhood OF All Churches
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