Lawyers Fight Change of Trial Location in Greeley Case
In a Denver court dispute, Greeley attorneys argued to move a suit against the Batton Electric Co to Weld County District Court. Colorado Telephone officials sought a temporary restraining order, which was denied, and the case was set to move to Weld County with possible future hearings in Greeley.
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Gault
Greeley
Weld County District Court
Denver
Colorado Telephone
Schuyler and Schuyler
Batwo Electric Company
Colorado Telephone County
Jelectric Company
Raton
Elert Company
Denver Triet
Ange
Verge
Aleet
Baton Company
Creeley
T Bear
Iteetain in Honor of Wyoming Minister
Mr and Mrs T T Wilcomenpter and about twenty five friends gathered Monday evening to honor the memory of Dr McNary of Torrington Wyoming. The gathering included many parishioners from Tarkio Missouri and Blooming US with Dr McNary remembered fondly. Refreshments were served by Mrs Wilcomenpter and the guests included Dr McNary Mrs R F Graham and numerous others across a broad circle of friends.
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T. T
Wil
Dr McNary
R. F. Graham
JG. Graham
Kate Lamb
Richard Chalfani
W. M. Wilson
FF. Hoffman
H. Rimsler
John A. Aakin
W. B. Drew
J. H. Wilson
Mise Elma
Rog
Harold
Lilian Weller
Josephine Ferrier
County Declamation Club To Discuss Elocution Drive
A county meeting will be held Saturday afternoon at 1 o clock in the County Superintendent Harrison s office to discuss forming an audi club to advance elocution among children. Helen J D Harford a national organizer will speak, with two addresses in Greeley Monday and local women praised for interest in the effort.
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Harrison
Vucators
audi @ club
Helen JD. Harford
W. C
Greeley
Methodist Church
Assault Case In Court Over LaSalle Rock Attack
John Peyton of LaSalle testified in Justice Pressly's court about being struck by rocks thrown by George Findley and Vernon Findley, ages 20 and 22, as he chased them after an encounter on the road. Peyton suffered a broken leg and head injuries and was confined to bed for nearly two months. Deputy District Attorney Victor Keres prosecutes for the people.
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John Peyton
LaSalle
Justice Pressly
George Findley
Vernon J. Findley
Peyton
Rocke
Perton
Justice Presety
Victor Keres
Formation of New School District Near Lapten
In Wattenburg district, Frits Wattenberg H Mathieon Daniel Brown and M Wickhorst will meet Superintendent Harrison to discuss forming a new district near Lapten. Community officials say there is strong need and the district will likely be formed.
Storm Stops Denver Man in Record Clip Attempt
Delayed by a snow storm starting Tuesday, Denver businessman George Thomas halted his bid to beat the Denver Cheyenne amateur auto record. He left from 16th and Larimer, hoped to reach Cheyenne quickly, but cold weather forced a stop in Greeley for hours. He planned a business trip with aims to shave minutes off the Denver Cheyenne pace but will proceed slowly given road conditions.
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Denver
Cheyenne
George Thomas
Tabor Brock
Sixteenth
Larimer Streets
Mr. Thomas
Greeley
Dance at Gilcrest Hall Draws Big Crowd
Special to the Daily Tribune Gilcrest Feb At the Gilcrest hall Friday night another enjoyable dance was given Music by Jeff Rogers and John Wolf There was a big crowd present and a fine time is reported.
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The
Daily Tribune
Gilcrest
Gilcrest Hall
Jeff Rogers
John Wolf
Pleasant season entertainment at Baptist church
Mina Trevitte from Chicago presented a musical program Monday evening at the Baptist church. The reader impressed the audience and the local musicians performed well. Selections included a Mrs. Ruth Baker Thompson solo, a cornet solo by J. C. Glaater, a piano solo by Mrs. Josephine Nourse, and a quartet by B. B. Hareh, Theo, Fits, 1. 1. and I. Scott Thompson.
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Mina Trevitte
Chicago
Mra
Ruth Baker Thompson
J. C. Glaater
Josephine Nourse
B. B. Hareh
Theo
Fits
I. Scott Thompson
Mrs. Dunham Celebrates Ninety Third Birthday in Greeley
Weld county notes greet Abigail Dunham Legion pioneer of Union Colony as she turns 93. The longtime resident joined in 1876 with her son E L Dunham and still tends a famed garden and grand trees amid visits from friends and neighbors on her birthday.
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Mrs. Dunham
Weld County
Abigail Dunham
Union Colony
Pioneers
Dunham
Local Ditch and Irrigation Firms Form in County Clerk Papers
The Godfrey Ditch company is incorporated with $16,000 capital by W. T. Sylvester B. K. Hanburg and C. B. Norris. Seven Cross reservoir filings list J. R. Wortham C. B. Latham and C. F. Tew. Reservoir No 1 costs $6,000 with 9 425 800 cubic feet capacity while Reservoir No 2 holds 228 667 786 cubic feet and costs $19,000. Geary Creek Irrigation and Lacd company is formed for $56,000 by B. B. Markie C. EB. Gosselin Wolner C. Gates and Ira I. Sides. Parmers and State bank at Fort Lupton file papers with Joseph Vogl R. M. Barr M. C. Shaille for $15,000 capitalization.
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Godfrey Ditch Company
W. T. Sylvester
B. K. Hanburg
C. B. Norris
Mapes
Seven Cross
J. R. Wortham
C. B. Latham
C. F. Tew
Geary Creek Irrigation and
B. B. Markie
C. EB. Gosselin
Wolner C. Gates
Ira I. Sides
Parmers
Wg Xe State Bank
Fort Lupton
Joseph Vogl
R. M. Barr
M. C. Shaille
Supreme Court decision limits liability for reservoir damage
Denver February 8 The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that irrigation companies with large reservoirs are absolutely liable for damages from overflows or floods regardless of precautions. The case Garnet Ditch and Reservoir Co. vs Sampson centered on the Bonnie reservoir breach in Montrose County in 1905 and its effects on local cattle. Justice Campbell dissented.
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Denver
State Supreme Court
Garnet Ditch and Reservoir Company
C. C. Sampson
Campbell
Bonnie
Dry Creek
Montrose County
Sampson
Reservoir Company
Acrows Dry Creek
Athet
Socialist Club Organized At Plainview School House
A socialist club formed at the Plainview School house on Saturday night. The group requires five members to start a local and has arranged meetings for Sunday nights.
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Plainview School House
Men of Baton Rebekahs Plan Cake Bake for Banquet
Special to the Daily Tribune Baton Feb. Each male member of the Rebekah lodge will bake a cake and deliver it to the bic spread at the next regular meeting in two weeks. Women usually bring the eatables but the men agreed to supply the cake for the banquet. Four new members were seated at the lodge meeting amid a large attendance.
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Daily Tribune
Baton
Rebekah
Bic
Debaters Decide Newspapers Are Needed in Local Meet
Members from Plainview and Ashton districts argued the daily newspaper harms society. Ashton High, opposing the motion, won the debate held at Ashton School. A box social raised over 15 dollars to help pay debts of the literary society. A large crowd attended a strong program.
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Plainview
Ashton
Ashton School
Literary Society
Surprise Party Honors Gladys Peckham
Jim Stone and August Straight organized a Friday night surprise party for Gladys Peckham. About twenty five neighbors attended with games music and refreshments of fruit cake and coffee. The gathering ended with a fine time and good wishes.
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The
Daily Tribune
Peckham
Feb
Jim Stone
August Straight
Gladys
LAN Present
Northern Colorado Teachers Assoc Meets in Fort Collins
County superintendent Prof. L H Harrison returns from Fort Collins with plans for the March 11 12 convention. Greeley attendees include Miss Carena M Lee Prof J W Lakin and Prof D D Hugh. Dr Merica of the State University of Wyoming will speak along with H M Cotrell and Prof W B Moosey on clubs and rural schools.
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L. H. Harrison
Fort Collins
Northern Colorado Teachers’ Association
Greeley
Carena M. Lee
Association
J. W. Lakin
Greeley High School
D. D. Hugh
Colorado Normal School
Harrison
Merica
State University of Wyoming
H. M. Cottrell
State Agricultural College
W. B. Mooseys
Hope to Save Baby’s Life: Family Seeks Specialist
In Denver hospital, a 2 month old infant labeled precarious receives specialist care. Bert Johnson and wife, residents east of town on Albert Eat on’s ranch, recently moved from Kersey seeking urgent treatment.
Man Arrested For Refusing To Pay Meal
John Kempin ate a 50 cent meal at the Depot cafe on Monday night and refused payment. Officer Leininger intervened and arrested him. He was taken before Deputy Sheriff Peterson and after questioning was deemed mentally unbalanced.
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John Kempin
Depot Cafe
Leininger
Kempin
Peterson
Commercial Club Banquet Postponed Indefinitely
The Commercial club banquet, to be held a week from last night, has been postponed by club directors because the program cannot be completed in time. A new date will be decided at a later meeting.
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Commercial Club
Special Trains To Eaton Town For Odd Fellowship Celebration
A special train from Lafayette to Eaton will carry lodges from Boulder Loveland Longmont Fort Collins Timnath Windsor and Severance for the April 26 Odd Fellowship anniversary. Delegations from along the Union Pacific are expected. W B Woolley chairs a committee raising funds for decorations and events with Denver decor raising firm contracted to decorate streets.
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Eaton, Febd
Colorado & Southern
Lafayette
Eaton
Odd Fellowship In
America
Boulder
Loveland
Longmont
Fort Collins
Timnath
Windsor
Severance
Union Pacific
W. B. Woolley
Denver
Maybray bunco cases echo in Greeley deposition visit
Attorney C M Harl of Council Bluffs arrives in Greeley with I F Hendricks to take depositions linked to the Maybray bunco rings. The case centers on alleged participation by Council Bluffs men in a fraud that defrauded George S Bedford of $2000.
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Maybray Bunco
United States
Council Bluffs
Greeley
C. M. Harl
Maybray
George S. Bed
Ford
Har
I. F. Hendricks
Maybray gang swindles span nation from coast to coast
Attorney Joseph C. Ewing represents Bedford in a case about the Maybray excess eight months ago. The gang operated as a corporation with offices and letters heads staging fake wrestling matches horse and foot races. Victims paid over a million dollars with Colorado losses exceeding 300000 and arrests followed nationwide.
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Joseph C. Ewing
Bedford
Maybray
Littl Rock
Ark
Colorado
Armstrong
Denver
Ernest Powers
Denver University
Frank Bowman
Silverton
Gulf
Reception for Mrs Harford in Raton on weekend
Mrs A B Cope hosted a Saturday reception for temperance worker Mrs Harford in Raton. On Sunday she lectured at Congregational Church and spoke to children at the M B Church, followed by an evening address at the M B Church.
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Daily Tribune
Raton
A. B. Copeland
Harford
Mr and Mrs Frank Boys Spend Sunday with HL M Family
Mr and Mrs Frank Boys visited Mr and Mrs HL M on Sunday, sharing a casual afternoon gathering and conversation in a family setting.
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Mrs. Frank
Mrs HL M
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