Two Men Fight in Courthouse Corridor Over Wife's Smile
In a district court incident, deputy Dan Delaney and Longmont teacher John Redmond clashed after Mrs Delaney smiled at her husband. The scuffle ended with Redmond arrested as the aggressor, but Delaney declined to prosecute and the case was dropped. The report also details Greeley high school history and graduation records.
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O’ Donnell
Dan Delaney
Denver County
John Redmond
Longmont
Denver
Crridor Delaney
Herbert M. Baker
Hadeen
Adeed
Aker
Beriff Florance
Greeley High School Showcases Strong Class of 21
Principal Merton leads a capable faculty under Superintendent Carter at the Greeley high school. With 210 students enrolled this year, the graduating class features 21 seniors, seven of whom will advance as valedictorians and honor graduates. Names include Ortle Good Otis Huffsmith Wilil im Schuster Neil Taylor Spencer mer Glenn Reid and Dwight Decker.
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Elizabeth Banta
Dora Brown
Dera Cameron
Luella Caven
Laura Hoyt
Nellie Thompson
Orpha Parker
Helen Phillips
Margaret Statler
Jessie Wadlin
Mabel Wasley
Grace Wilson
Mabel Wilon
Minta McDermott
Spencer Turner
Greeley
Frank
Jerome Cook
Mortimer Darling
Greeley High School
EK. Carter
Tof
F. M. Merton
Rendent Corps
Ortle Good
Otis Huffsmith
Wililim Schuster
Neil Taylor
Spencer Mer
Glenn Reid
Dwight Decker
Y M C A Appeal from Greeley Boy Seeks Fund Drive
A Greeley youth requests a 30 day campaign to raise 35000 or more for a Y M C A building. He proposes using the Tribune office as a campaign base, cites support from Clarence English in Denver, and offers to help solicit funds if others contribute and a local drive starts. He signs as W Harold Rogers of 1228 Eleventh Street.
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Greeley
Tribune
Denver
Boulder
Fort, Collins
Y. M
Clarence English
W. Harold Rogers
Eleventh Street
Great Bowling Score by Ernest Norris in LaSalle
Ernest Norris of LaSalle bowled a perfect 300 on Saturday afternoon at H. M. Bons & Son Brunswick alleys using the Backus automatic pin setter. It is the first 300 in the state with pins set by this device, unlike previous Denver scores which used hand setting for advantage.
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Ernest Norris
LaSalle
Colorado
Denver
H. M. Bons & Son
Brunswick
Greeley Wins Water System Bid for Mountain Water
The Greeley city council awarded the contract for a new soft water system to Jake Jacobson-Bade Co of Portland, with a $323,869.82 bid. Denver National Bank and Bellan-Price Investment Co take bonds at par for about $350,000. Construction to start March 1 with a 5,000,000 gallon daily capacity and 15,000 population coverage.
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Greeley
Denver National Bank
Bellan-Price Investment Company
Enver National Bank
Bellan-Price Investment
Jacobson-Bade Company
Portland
Oregon
Gaffey & Keefe
Denver
Council
George G. Anderson
Poudre
Canon
Insinger Place
Weld
W. C. Wilson
Commercial Club
W. Wilson
J. B. Phillips
C. H. Ward
Mr. Phillips
Lottery To Found New Town Underfiow North Of Ault
A northern Colorado lottery will establish a new town named Underfiow nine miles north of Ault. The mapped town mirrors Greeley with a central railroad, park site, public square and courthouse block west of the tracks. Promoters donate church sites and offer 1000 dollars for the first church and 500 dollars for the second. If Swift Packing plans to water the area proceed, a sizable town may form. if not, none.
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Colorado
Ault
Greeley
U. P. Railroad
Swift Packing Company
Meeker School Show Delights Crowd With Child Starry Act
Third and fourth graders at Meeker school staged a well attended program in the high school assembly room. A chorus and drill by twelve youngsters in dress suits and canes drew applause while the cantata Katie in Gooseland featured characters from Mother Goose. The jam drill by twelve maidens, and music by the high school orchestra, highlighted the evening. Organized by the Meeker Building Improvement Society and teachers Miss Filkins Tate Ellis Ashley Pressly Ross and Kittle the performance cleared eighty dollars for a library fund.
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Meeker
Katie
Gooseland
Mother Goose
King Cole
Fiddlers
Jack Sprat
Simon
Bo Peep
Meeker Building Improvement Society
Filkins
Tate
Ellis
Ashley
Pressly
Ross
Kittle
Refuse O Donnell Divorce Despite Lengthy Trial
The district court jury refused to grant Mollie O'Donnell a divorce from wealthy Longmont farmer Thomas O'Donnell and found both parties guilty of extreme cruelty. Judge Garrigues presided over a hard fought case lasting several days in which the couple, married about fifteen months, faced disputed claims of cruelty from both sides. The report notes the influence of economic pressure and the use of want ads in related contexts.
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Mollie O'Donnell
Thomas O'Donnell
Longmont
Garrigues
O'Donnell
Reunion Brightens Poudre Valley Dairy Family Hardship
E. C. Lucas of the Poudre Valley dairy suffered a thigh fracture when an ice house collapsed ten weeks ago. Blood poisoning followed in week three leaving him bedfast. His son J R Lucas from St. Louis and daughter Mrs Anna Tarlton from Glidden visited with him and his wife last Sunday for the first time in thirteen years, joining seven children including James R Ira B Charlie H Jesse L Elsie Nellie and their husbands.
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E. C. Lucas
Poudre Valley
J. L. Lucas
J. R. Lucas
St. Louis
Anna Tarlton
Glidden
Iowa
James R
Ira B
Charlie H
Jesse L
Elsie Lucas
Nellie Godfrey
Springs High Claws Outliers in Idaho Springs Victory
The Springs team defeated Idaho Springs 49 to 42 in a fast game at their home court. It marked the first time in two years a visitor beat the Springs at home. The low ceiling challenged both sides, but giant center led with baskets. Idaho Springs had aimed for the season title and were surprised by the loss after a prior defeat by Greeley.
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Idaho Springs
Springs
Greeley
Miller recovers debt after chase in Wheatland Wyoming
Ault resident W. T. Miller now in produce business tracked down C. W. Howell, former ranch tenant owing Miller nearly $300. Miller followed Howell from Wheatland to the hills, then aboard a returning journey, and Howell settled the debt the next morning in Wheatland.
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Ault
W. T. Miller
Wheatland
Wyo
C. W. Howell
Miller
Howell
Too Many Bachelors in Weld County Want Ad
The Tribune reports a want ad from a widow with a five year old girl seeking a ranch housekeeper for a bachelor. Bachelors crowded the office as address details were left behind, exposing a surplus of bachelors and prompting sharp judgments on marriage prospects in Weld County.
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Tribune
Weld
Denver Republican Guilty of Causing Meeker Anguish
A Denver jury awarded Rozene Meeker 50 damages against the Denver Republican over sensational articles about her family troubles. Witnesses from Greeley and Miss Meeker’s attorney argued the pieces alleged insanity and improper conduct. The court found in favor of the paper on two counts and for the plaintiff on the second, with a new trial request granted for further bill of exceptions.
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Palmer
Denver
Rozene Meeker
Denver Republican
Meeker
Greeley
A. J. Allen
J. Max Clark
Dave F. Camp
S. H
Rozene
Miss Meeker
S. B. Profit
Profitt
Beer Housewarmings Mark Sixth Street Home Opening
Mr and Mrs C W Beer opened their Sixth street residence with three housewarmings last week A Thursday gathering of business associates and wives featured pink and white decorations carnations and hyacinths Fifty guests attended Friday afternoon a thimble party for sixty ladies and Friday evening a party for thirty young friends with games and music The same decorations and refreshments accompanied all three events
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C. W. Beer
Sixth Street
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