Mysterious Hansons surface in Estes trial testimony
In the Estes trial at Longmont the sheriff and county officials faced a flood of questions as J H Hansen and others were named in testimonies. Luther and McCaslon identified deposits totaling 3845.29 linked to fictitious recipients while defense objections slowed proceedings and more names emerged from the list of alleged bogus lenders and freight records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansons
E. J. Estes
Longmont
McAfee
Luther
McCaslon
Estes
Strode
Longmont Bank
McCaston
Lonemont
J. W. Hall
C. A. Ross
Churchill
Carlson
Keyes
Albert Luther
W. Nm. Patterson
A. P. Smithers
Henderson and Hallett Partners Lead Local Business Change
Henderson and Hallett, long with partner Charles Henderson, have built up a drug business at the corner of Ninth Street Avenue. The enterprise has paused due to Ts and assets are being reorganized. Henderson plans to relocate to live near St. Mar’s Episcopal Church after the proceedings. Dancing scheduled for later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derson
Hallett & Henderson
Charles Boys
Ninth Street
Allett
Henderson
St. Marat
Antigone to Be Produced At Teachers College Commencement
The Teachers' college senior class plans a Greek play as the annual graduation event, likely Antigone of Sophocles in English translation with a chorus and Mendelssohn score. Miss Frances Tobey leads design and staging with period costumes for authentic effect. The spring festival will also adopt the Greek theme, building on last year's pageant and drawing large crowds if weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ College
Sophocles
Mendelssohn
Frances Tobey
Materlinck
Ier
Jerico Milliken
Lodge
Gritty Weld woman Miss Blount survives runaway carriage incident
Miss Blount, keeper for the Levin elevator, was startled when a horse-drawn carriage veered into the road and collided with a barbed wire fence near a mud puddle. She escaped with bruises and no serious injury, while bystanders and Dr. Carlson aided her. The driver halted, the horse was retied, and she continued on. Fire adjusters Charles Hill and L V Griffin visited town to settle the Levin fire loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landid Preddle
Ani Kly
Carlson of
Eaton
Miss Blount
Charles S. Hill
L. v. Griffin
Levin
Complimentary St Valentine Dance at Antlers Hall
Miss Adams was honored with a complimentary party and dance at the Antlers Hall Monday night. The event, held as a St Valentine fair, drew twelve couples to a social occasion.
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Milliken
Keb
Kt Adams
Antlers
Local man cannot recall fourteen children's names
In a district court naturalization proceeding a man from the locality falters while reciting the fourteen names of his children. He names several correctly but cannot call them all by name, prompting discussion of meeting the naturalization requirements.
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McAfee
J. H. Hanson
Hkind Hanson
Carlson
Ter
Denver
Hankarson
J. M. West
Hank
Conra
District Court
Condh
Conrad
Open House at Greeley Club Delivers Welcome to All
The Greeley club invites city residents to open house on Friday and Saturday February 16 11 at its home to acquaint newcomers with membership benefits. Chartered April 2 1882 the club marks twenty years in operation this spring with 140 members. Initiation is 92 dollars and monthly dues 1 50. Officers listed include Paul Arrow president C E Clark vice president David Bauer secretary and C T Neill treasurer.
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Greeley Club
Eley Club
Greeley
Paul .Arrow
C. E. Clark
David Bauer
C. T. Neill
Just Plain Brown at La Salle Bridge Work
Reconstruction notes show supervisor Brown of the Union Pacific once led the bridge building crew at La Salle. The report recalls his early days as a plain named Brown before moving to higher roles in the railroad’s operations.
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Brown
la Salle
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Rewave Triewue Hunt
Union Pacific tour and local notices in brief
Union Pacific officials Brown and attendant Vickrow tour new branch lines and visit Riggdale country. Miss Addah Ellis, praised as a top teacher, leads fifty backward pupils and collaborates with regular staff. Daughters of the American Revolution plan Washington's Birthday celebration with colonial attire and refreshments by Mrs. Albert Eaton. Helen Phillips entertained by Elizabeth Camfield and McCreery. linen gifts showered on Miss Phil. Helen Watters of Denver visits L. E. Beaman. two young women, Ina Ramsay and Miss Watters, reconnect after years.
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Union Pacific
Ad George Briggs
Old Duck
Ervisor Brown
Atendent Vickrow
The
Pacific
Riggdale
Miss Ellis
West Salle
Addah Ellis
Spo- Wash
Daughters of the Americation
Washington
Albert Eaton
Ewing
Helen Phillips
Elizabeth Camfield
M McCreery
Helen Ps
Arlor
Helen Watters
Denver
L. E. Beaman
Oung
Mrs. Beaman
Ina Ramsay
Miss Watters
Kane Faces Trial Over Meth Allegations
Local authorities report a case involving suspected methamphetamine and related charges. Investigators, led by Kane, outline key timelines and potential penalties as the proceedings unfold.
Mrs Tue Thins Two Knew Drer Mise Whe Re
Fragmentary text presents unclear names and events. The readable bits reference a person named Mrs, an action of thinning or ideas, and a doctor figure. Details are too incomplete to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
City council acts to curb rail road street blocking
City officials moved to keep streets clear of railroad obstruction citing a Fort Collins verdict. The attorney was told to warn railroads about blocking Sev enth avenue and to defend the Preston brothers in a damages suit. A drain issue under Union Pacific tracks at Fifteenth street must be fixed before spring rains. The Greeley Commercial club offered to aid legislation giving second class cities more publicity and factory location powers. Minor routine matters followed.
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Seventh Avenue
Supreme Court
Fort Collins
Preston Brothers
George Ikeda
Ikeda
Union Pacific
Fifteenth Street
Greeley Commercial Club
Council
Brotherhood Protest Calls for Temperance Campaign
At a Methodist Brotherhood meeting in Evans the group unanimously urged the Anti-Saloon League, the WCTU, and all temperance bodies and churches to wage a vigorous fight against licensing saloons. They pledged moral and financial support, with A. E. Woolman as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
M. E
Evans
Anti-Saloon League
A. E. Woolman
Secy
Odd Mixup in Divorce Court
A Russian woman, married in her homeland, fled an abusive husband and came to America to seek fortune. She remarried there to an old sweetheart, believing herself free, only to learn that her actions violate American marriage law and now she seeks a divorce in regular court.
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America
No Money for New P D This Year in Greeley
Reports from Greeley indicate no new post office construction this year due to insufficient funds. Senator Guggenheim and Congressman Taylor note the 75 000 dollar base appropriation is inadequate, with a request for further funds unlikely this year. C. F. Tew and Senator J W McCreery discussed efforts in Washington, but delay extends to next year, per letters dated February 9 1912.
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Greeley
Petrikin
Senator Guggenheim
Edward T. Taylor
Congress
C. F. Tew
J.W. McCreery
Washington
Citizens Want Coal at Cost in Greeley
R K Smith leads a petition supported by hundreds demanding a municipal coal yard for sale at cost and monthly inspections by a city weights and measures inspector. The petition now has over 250 signatures and aims for 500 before presentation to the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
R. K. Smith
Smith
Stanley Buys A Buzz Wagon In High Value Sale
Will Stanley of Lucerne, who sold his farm to Bruce Eaton at a record price for a large tract, celebrated by purchasing a new Buick five passenger automobile. The deal closed yesterday with W Langtry of Weld County Auto. Mrs. T. W. Glascow visited La Salle Tuesday.
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Will Stanley
Lucerne
Bruce Eaton
W. Langtry
Weld County Auto
Gill Athletes Win At Gill Athletic Club Event
Large crowd attends as Gill defeats Eaton in a night of wrestling and boxing led by Gill pupils under Professor Curtis. Miller beats Warner, Anderson bests Ambrose, Doke and Murphy draw after a long match, Sylvester vs Connor and Tenant vs Briscoe light up the ring before plans for an athletic smoker.
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Gill
Eaton
Husky Weld County
Knights of Old
Miller
Warner
Anderson
Ambrose
C. Doke
Murphy
Doke
Sylvester
Grover
Connor
Tenant
Kersey
Paul Briscoe
Gill Athletic Club
Gill Public Schools
Professor Curtis
Public
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J. H. Hansen
J. . Hanson
Fediee
L. MaCastin
Hanson
Rode
Hansen
Grand Jury
T Boys Henderson
Antigone
Crook
Tak
F .D. Crook
Rey
Junice
Kane
Brotherhood
Odd
P. D
Essman Taylor
United States Senate
J. M. B. Petrikin
Colo
Stanley
T. W. Glascow
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