Y M C A Backed by Commercial Club in Greeley Move
The Commercial Club endorses a Y M C A for Greeley but postpones starting. A committee led by A J Condon will pursue an Odd Fellows State Home bid. the Grand Lodge has a $50 000 fund. Union Pacific matters dominate discussion with court and rights disputes noted. community urging turnout for federal court hearing.
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Greeley
Odd Fellows Home
A. J. Condon
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Pueblo
Union Pacific
Clayton
D. Sanborn
Mr. Sanborn
Rockies
Sierras
Great Salt Lake
Attorney Todd
Denver-Laramie
Strong
Supreme Court
M. B. Petrikin
Denver
Peabody Dinner Highlights Brooklyn Y M C A Backer
George Foster Peabody presided at a Brooklyn Y M C A trustees dinner attended by leading business social and religious figures. The event drew from his youth in Columbus Georgia to his later Wall Street rise and long commitment to Y M C A night schools. A moral talk on charitable giving recalled Morris K Jesup urging early giving and avoiding endorsing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster Peabody
Brooklyn Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
Mr. Peabody
Manhattan Elevated Railway
Columbus
Wall Street
Association
Stockmen Back Roosevelt Pinchot Forest Policy Endorsed
At the American National Live Stock association convention in Denver delegates voted nearly unanimously to endorse the Roosevelt Pinchot conservation policy. Only State Senator KE. M. Ammons opposed, while W. J. Whinnery and Isaac Baer, long critics of the policy, publicly reversed positions in favor of the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
American National Live Stock Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
KE. M. Ammons
Colorado
W. J. Whinnery
Hinsdale
Isaac Baer
Routt County
Waite Hosting Jolly Straw Ride Party Near Greeley
Miss Nellie Waite entertained fifteen clerks at her Demorest store party east of Greeley Thursday. Guests enjoyed a straw ride to the Waite residence with music and games for a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Waite
Demorest
Greeley
Waite
Directors' Meeting Highlights Rio Seco Mine Finances
The Rio Seco company board met Friday to reveal strong financial footing and grand ore assays at the historic mine. Shareholders from Weld and Wureeley counties learned of officer elections and a detailed report from general manager Frank DeVotie.
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Rio Seco Company
Wureeley
Weld County
Frank DeVotie
Frost Hits Rio Seco Mine Region for First Time
Reported frost in the Rio Seco mining area devastates banana trees and lilies, threatening native livelihoods. The Rio Seco Mining & Milling Co plans a new pump under Thomas Price supervision while Frank DeVotie and Price depart for the property. Directors elected David Snyder to replace S. M. Goodman. The mine lies 500 miles south of Mexico City amid historic legends of Cortez and native gold traditions.
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DeVotte
Rio Seco
Rio Seco Mining & Milling Company
Mexico
Thomas Price
Frank DeVotie
Price
David Snyder
S. M. Goodman
Henry M. DeVotie
E. 8. Pinney
Platteville
Albert C. Smith
Y M C A Reports Record Budget and Global Expansion
The International Commit tee of the Y M C A closed its budget at 473000 for home and foreign work, a record 39000 over the prior year. It employs 169 secretaries worldwide, with expansion demanded by associations. A Japan hostel opens for 25 to 35 students under resident Christian stewards as part of broader religious growth. Thomas Murdock’s gift to the Y M C A tops 800000, aiding endowment and hotel investments for young men amid millions in annual gifts.
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Root
Waldorf-Astoria
Elihu Root
Mr. Root
New York
Ths
Robert R. McBurney
Y. M
Manila
Philippines
Taft
Col. Halford
Fairbanks
Japan
China
Y. M. C. A. News
Associations of
North America
England
Lord Kinnaird
Great Britain
America
Association
Popular Association
Uest
Thomas Murdock
Are
Chicago Association
Murdock
Weighing Season Breaks Records at Milton Reservoir
More than two hundred teams along with three engines and an auto were weighed and checked, shattering previous marks. Officials will lay off teams until Monday due to screening bottlenecks. Tension rose as outgoing and returning drivers clashed over right of way, with language and threats but no blows. Miss Helen Searing left for Denver for a short visit.
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LaSalle
Milton Reservoir
Cowboys Elect Williams Leader for Regional Reunion
Marshal Gene Williams is elected president of the Cowboys' Reunion at Denver's fifth annual stock show. The group forms with charter members from over seventy plainsmen who meet at the Cattle Inspector's office to organize a social fraternity for those who worked the range before 1890.
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Gene Williams
Denver
West
Boys of the Plains
Charles Hartmann
Exchange Building
Plains
Eugene Williams
Greeley
Mark Beetham
William Marr
Walden
Warren Watkins
Whitewater
Peter Calvin
Bangley
J. P Adams
Aic
Knights of the Jar
Mrs. Lillian Slade Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs. Lillian Slade wife of Arthur B. Slade of Greeley died January 11 at her parents home in LaGrange Ind after eight weeks of pneumonia Two relapses followed the crisis and her husband was delayed en route by snow and a blockade before reaching LaGrange He and Mrs Slade had lived in Greeley for a year and she was beloved by many friends in the community.
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Lillian Slade
Arthur B. Slade
Greeley
LaGrange
Ind
Sturgis
Mich
Slade
Replication Arguments in DeRolt Case Set for Tuesday
The Union Pacific, through its attorneys, will argue before Judge Garrigues next Tuesday morning in the DeRolt replication case. Attorney John T. Jacobs represents the plaintiff as the railroad denies most statements from the Tribune’s prior full account.
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KE. DeBolt
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
John T. Jacobs
Garrigues
DeRolt
Tribune
Supreme Court decision affects Greeley land rights
Attorney John T. Jacobs explains the U S Supreme Court ruling on Union Pacific and Denver Pacific grants, noting two key points about preexisting homestead rights and the 1866 grant limits. The analysis focuses on the impact for Greeley property along the Denver Pacific right of way and DeBolt’s 80 acre south of Ninth Street.
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Greeley
Weld County
United States Supreme Court
Pom Jon Vacific Co
Trilune
John T. Jacobs
Greeley Tribune
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Kansas Pacific Company
Union Pacific
Supreme Court of the United States
Denver-Pacific Railway Company
Denver
Cheyenne
Denver-Pacific
Congress
DeBolt
Ninth Street
Lota
Denver Pacific
Union Pacificc
Union Pacific Railroad
Plainview Literary Society elects officers and debates luck versus labor
The Plainview literary society elected Ellia as president, Mrs Lan drum as vice president, W. B. Greas as vice president, and Mrs Greas as treasurer at Saturday night’s meeting. They debated whether success comes more from luck than labor, with the affirmative winning. Ashton society invited Plainview to join a spelling match Friday, and the invitation was accepted.
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Plainview Literary Society
Ellia
Mra
Ben Landrum
W. B. Greas
Ashton Literary Society
Plainview Society
Evans anti saloon league plans spring campaign at Evans
Evans January meeting of the anti saloon league elected officers for the year. Rev L A Brickwood chaired. Rhoads secretary and Herriot treasurer. The group, mostly city council members, pledged to push petitions to reinstate a wet option after the town went dry. Plans to hold a large public meeting at the M E church and to circulate petitions across northern Colorado were announced as the drive resumes.
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Evans
Apti-Ealar League of
L A Brickwood
BR. Rhoads
Herriot
State of
Colorado
Neenel A
Rh. PF. Church
L. A. Blacwood
W. F. Smith
Crook
Cam
William John
Bvana
Dray Used For A Pathol At Matoy
In Eaton a drunken incident ends with Molly Smith being placed in a patrol wagon after debate over transport. A unanimous vote favors using the town dray to haul Molly to the police station. She is later arraigned, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and given a day in jail.
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Hoyle
Maton Boaset
Coun
Molly Smith
Megrens
Eaton
Ant Atteking
Molly
d_ray
Atetion
Viewview Library grows with private donations
Through the generosity of pers John Deboo, the Pialoview now has a library of forty volumes and twenty five paper volumes. A school and good bookcase await shelves for the books.
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Vlainview
Pers John Deboo
Pialoview
Schiol & Good
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Jesup
Bie Trust Companies
Greater New York
M. CG. A
Peabody
Morris K. Jesup
Mr. Jesup
Morris
Pinchot
Roosevelt Poocie
Frost
Gaxaca
Helen Searing
Hart Schaffner & Marx
The
Washington Co
Coda Sea
Ee Ether Commun & Weill
Sebati & Mora
A. B. Slade
Craches Ghebrlay
Miainview School
Will Pight
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