Four Angled Boys Charged in Barrel-Raid Robberies
Fourteen young men believed to be involved in a series of petty thefts and a Tuesday night barrel raid were arrested after a late night alarm and pursuit. Police say more charges, including burglary and grand larceny, will follow as evidence is compiled and cases move to higher court. Investigations indicate a longstanding gang activity with motive linked to drunken revelry and local depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Townsend
Greeley
Maynard to Open Modern Gym and Baths
Jockey Maynard Carmody known as Maynard plans a new gym to Varney’s facility, featuring baths and equipment in Academy Hall. He will install apparatus and offer fitness programs for professionals and others, aiming to create an athletic club and fitness institution in Denver with soon to be announced classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Maynard
Maynard
Sid Varney
Denver
Gymmnatica
Y M C A Conference To Be Held In Estes Park
The Y M C A announces a conference at Estes Park from May 9 to 20 offering programs for young workers and many educational activities. Dr. Torrey the evangelist will lecture on the Fundamentals of the Christian Religion with Bible studies led by Harris of Toronto. Speakers include A J Eliot Dennison Stone and Dr George Fisher. Music by Albert BE Roberts and a program of worship and songs will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
Estes Park
Torrey
Seof
Funda
Als
Christian Religion
Harris
Torontoble Training School
A. J. Eiliot
Chi
Fisher Shipp Company
Panama
Verdi
Miss Shipp
Frost
Alard Gounod
Mr. Lear
Mrs K M Johnston and Eva Negus Return to Denver
Mrs K M Johnston and young Eva Negus returned to Denver last evening after a brief visit with relatives.
Express rate may be lower in Greeley ride
Western Manager Day of the Adams Express company visited Greeley to study conditions and seek rate reductions. Shippers claim current Johns town to Greeley express rates discriminate against Greeley and hinder shipping unless a lower rate is set. Adams Express operates only in Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame Express Company
Greeley
Johnstown
New York
Greeley Shippers
Adams
Dignitaries Dine at Father Casey Home Dinner
A six o clock dinner last evening at Father Casey's home was prepared and served by young ladies of the summer school. Guests included Father Cleary of Minneapolis lecturing at the chautauqua, G Stanley Hall president Clark University, Father Murphy, Dr Z X Snyder and Supt C B Carter of the city schools. Afterward the waitresses accompanied guests to the chautauqua for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Casey
Father Cleary
Minneapolis
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Father Murphy
Model Pupil Ethel Hicks Praised by Waukegan Schools
Educational authorities in Waukegan Illinois nominate Miss Ethel Merry Hicks a final year student at the township high school as the most regular and studious pupil in the United States. In twelve years she never missed a day or was late and she balances academics with athletics despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukegan, Ill
United States
Ethel Merry Hicks
Township High School
Miss Hicks
Volk Dance Entertainment at Normal College Chapel
J. T. Lister, director of physical education, prepares a two week away folk dance program at the Normal College chapel. The event will feature diverse nations folk dances with several talented college dancers participating, promising a novel and highly engaging program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volk
J. T. Lister
the Normal
Miss Milligan to Visit City This Week
Miss Anna Milligan formerly a Greeley schoolteacher is expected in the city this week with Dr and Mrs R F Graham for a few weeks. She now teaches in the missionary schools of the United Presbyterians in Pittsburg and is returning from California where she lectured at a recent educational convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Milligan
Greeley
City
R. F. Graham
Miss Milligan
United Presbyterians
Pittsburg
California
Greeley Plans Police Bike Unit and Flood Culverts
City council approves a mounted police unit with a motorbike for emergencies and orders culverts on Eighth Avenue and Eighteenth Street to handle floodwaters. Band concert adjusted for Chautauqua, street rules debated after tax report and filing request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Thirteenth Street
Culverw
Eighth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Greeley Band
Dc. E. Phelps
Southards Home Hosts Notable Greeley Reception
The Southard residence celebrated the homecoming of Charles Southard and his bride with a two session reception in pink and white sweet peas. More than 300 invitations. guests included many local brides. honorees also marked 8 H Southard's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Southard
Greeley
Charles Southard
Southard
Ruth Allen
J. C. Ewing
Lucy Delbridge
Will van Sickle
Scott Thompson
William Rowe
James Rowe
C. C. Carrell
C. H. Wheeler
W. H. Delbridge
G. EB. Roble
Probert
Hanna
Brush
Wheeler
Fezer
Haynes
Rowe
Robley
8. H. Southard
Water dispute filed over 67 million cubic feet in Colorado
Fort Morgan Colorado July 12 alleging diversion of 67 000 000 cubic feet of water from the South Platte through the Lake Supply Ditch and Greeley Loveland company Morgan county ditches sue to enjoin reservoir releases Attorneys engineer and water commissioners named as defendants hearing set before District Judge J E Burke in Sterling Six Morgan county ditches sue the Loveland company claiming impounded water from Big Thompson creek and other rivers without proper maps or data The plaintiffs seek an injunction to halt releases until final determination and restoration of the 67 000 000 cubic feet to tributaries of the Platte with crops and water users at risk if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morgan
Colo
Greeley-Loveland Company
South Platte River
Morgan
Reser
Charles W. Com
F. Cogsin E. Armstrong
H. H. Kelly
Sterling
J. E. Burke
Morgan County
Greeley Loveland
Lake Supply Ditch Company
Logan County
Morgan Canal
Poudre River
Windsor Lake
Lake Supply Company
Platte
Hall argues for industrial education to replace skilled labor gap
Dr. G Stanley Hall declares industrial education essential in schools and criticizes lack of specialization in early schooling. He compares American and European youth paths, predicts decline of manual training, and emphasizes earning a living as the basis of culture. The talk continues this afternoon with further discussion of education principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Stanley Hall
Europe
America
Cam
Fisher Shipp Concert Delights Chautauqua Audience
Hundreds filled the big tent for the Fisher Shipp Concert company. Miss Shipp led a versatile quartet with readings songs and instrumentals delighting a large crowd. Prof Gordon announced season tickets drop to 1 35 with four lectures four concerts remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Shipp Company
Chautauqua
Fisher Shipp
Miss Shipp
Father Cleary
Gordon
Miss Flora Runnells Dies in East at Princeton
Miss Flora Runnells daughter of D W Runnells of 1017 Fourth street died Tuesday July 11 in Princeton New Jersey. The body will be brought to Greeley for burial arriving tomorrow morning with funeral at M E church at 3 p m. She had been ill with rheumatism heart trouble and dropsy. She was a bookkeeper and stenographer formerly in the Tribune office and recently began duties in the Burlington ticket office at Denver. Burial will be in Linn Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Runnells
D. W. Runnells
Fourth Street
Princeton
Greeley
M. E. Church
Miss Runnells
Ill
Zella Runnells
Burlington
Denver
Linn Grove Cemetery
May Secure Airship for County Fair
Denver aviator Lynn Mathewson in town consulting with county fair officials on September flights. Despite high costs, officials hope to bring the airship to Greeley, aiming to draw thousands of visitors from northern Colorado. A Wyoming flight series by George Thompson marked the first aeroplane sighting in the state. Mathewson machines feature an 80 hp motor for 400 pounds forward thrust and weigh about 700 pounds, built at about 10 dollars per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Mathewson
Denver
Greeley
Wyoming
George Thompson
Mathewson
Colorado
Mrs Arthur Hotchkiss and Son Leave Fort Morgan for Salem
Mrs. Arthur Hotchkiss and her son from Fort Morgan were among visitors in town. They departed this evening for Salem Oregon to spend the summer there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hotchkiss
Fort Morgan
Salem
Ore
Mrs. H. C. Schade Visits Pierce for Week
Mrs. H. C. Schade traveled to Pierce this morning to spend the week with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Schade
Pierce
Long Radishes Brought by C. D. North Near Town
Rancher C. D. North, living two miles south of town, displayed radishes over 16 inches in length. The crop could win the county fair blue ribbon if he enters the contest.
Mr and Mrs Russell Headed to Idaho Springs Baths
Mr J H Russell and Mrs Russell depart this morning for Idaho Springs where Mr Russell will seek baths for a few weeks. The couple are among the outgoing travelers noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Russell
Idaho Springs
Mr. Russell
New city scraper demonstrated by expert at street corner
A road work expert from Colorado Springs led a demonstration of a two part machine. The scarifier digs into the ground to loosen large boulders and the scraper smooths and rolls the surface to repair and renew gravel streets. The city recently bought the $500 unit for use by Mayor Mayher and the street committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Scraper
Tenth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Fair
Colorado Springs
Mayher
The
Street Committee
Honest Young Man Returns Lost Five Dollar Bill
Mrs. R. B. McDermott lost a five dollar bill in Morrison's store yesterday afternoon. After returning home and searching, she found the clerk Bill Wright had picked up the bill under the table and saved it for her until she could return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. McDermott
Morrison's
Mrs Law to Visit Miss Courtright for Week
Mrs Charles Law is due this afternoon from Denver to stay a week as guest of Miss Harriett Courtright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Law
Denver
Harriett Courtright
Denver and Laramie buy right of way in Severance
Judge Mil liken and W R Adams of Greeley are in Severance settling up with farmers for the Denver Laramie road right of way. They bought 47 acres from Tom Farneworth for 1800 dollars. Two more farmers remain to be bought between Severance and Greeley.
Grasshoppers Threaten Fossil Creek Area Destruction
Grasshoppers menace the Fossil Creek neighborhood with high numbers in places. Farmers test methods including poisoned bran and machine control. Windsor reports poisoned bran proves effective in the area.
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Fossil Creek
Windsor
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Ail Maynard
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Varney
Amele Girl
Mary Ann i
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Southards
East
O. K
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Laramie
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