Windsor and Greeley Set Waterworks Excursion July 23
The waterworks excursion will depart Greeley at 1 45 p m on July 23 with 500 expected passengers from Greeley and at least 109 from Windsor. The train will be held at the settling basin until 7 p m for supper and fishing parties are planned along the route. An eager crowd, including city officials and business leaders, backs the event to support fishermen and others.
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Greeley
Windsor
Uouil
W. BE. Lester
Tomorow
Trin
Greely
The
Daily Tribune
Heir in fact and heir by law dispute Cammack estate
Sp ecial to the Daily Tribune from Washington July 15 Miss Anna S Cammack daughter of the late millionaire John Cammack declines to contest her father s will though she would inherit 1 000 000 as heir by law and 50 000 as heir in fact. She will continue to work as a government clerk earning 660 a year in the money order division while the residue of the state estate valued at 2 000 000 to 3 000 000 goes to her stepmother and stepbrother. She recalls her unhappy marriage and says her father never forgave her for it.
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Daily Tribune
Washington
Anna S. Cammack
Washington Uillionaire
John Cammack
Best Office Department
Miss Cammack
Anna Cammack Hardesty
Mal
Miss Ammack
Mar
Arrest of Police Chief's Son Delaney on Serious Assault Charges
Daniel W. Delaney, son of the former Denver police chief, was arrested this afternoon and sworn out in district attorney's office. Angela Ontenelly, a 20 year old woman, is the complainant. The charges include assault and related offenses as stated in the complaint.
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Dan W. Delaney
Daily Tripune
Denver
Daniel W. Delaney
Atorney
Angela Ontenelly
Schaffer No 3 Ditch irrigation plan filed in Colorado
Frank M. Schaffer of Hudson Colorado has filed a map for a new irrigation project known as the Schaffer No 3 Ditch. The undertaking is estimated to cost 1000 dollars and will irrigate 2240 acres of land.
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Frank M. Schaffer
Hudson
Colorado
National Democratic committee enacts first Denver plank
The Democratic committee in Lincoln lines up the Denver platform by prohibiting corporate contributions and setting a $10,000 cap for individual gifts. It requires frequent publication of all contributions, withholding those under $100 to avoid compromising donors or employees.
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Daily Tribune
Lincoln
Neb
National Democratic Committee
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
Denver
Bryan
Kern
Little Girl Heroine Rescues Playmate From Train
In Denver a 9 year old girl Inez Keister narrowly escaped a Santa Fe train and saved her 12 year old friend Jennie Johnson from the wheels. Jennie died on the rails while Inez suffered a broken leg a back sprain and a severe forehead gash. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon in the city’s west side.
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Daily Tribune
Denver
Inez Keister
Jennie Johnson
Inez
Convict Returns to Prison Cell for Parole Violation
William Meccarty 40 leaves Oregon to return to Indiana State Penitentiary Michigan City after escaping on parole. He paid his own train fare from North Yakima Washington and, after a Salvation Army conversion, wrote Governor Hanly to request return. Governor replied Come ahead and honor your promise.
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Daily Tribune
Chicago
William Mece- Carty
Indiana State
Michigan City
State Line
North Yakima
Wash
McCarty
Salvation Army
North
Yakima
Hanly
Indiana
Steve Adams Acquitted In Telluride Mine Murder Trial
Grand Junction July 15 The jury found Steve Adams not guilty of the murder of Arthur Collins Smuggler Union mine supervisor at Telluride. The panel deliberated two hours and returned the verdict on the first ballot.
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Daily Tribune
Grand Junction
Colo
Steve Adams
Arthur Collins
Union
Telluride
Missing Studebaker Party Sparks Denver Worry
W.8 Lamb of Clinton Iowa and a small party left Clinton in two Studebaker touring cars bound for Denver. They failed to arrive by Sunday or Monday and have not been heard from, raising concerns they may be lost. The party includes eight or ten people and the big S. L. W. ranch near Greeley is linked to the owners Studebaker Lamb Witwer.
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Greeley
Denver
Lamb
Clinton
Mr. Lamb
Studebaker
Witwer
Suit seeks $36 million bonds accounting and receiver
The estate of Charles Durkee former governor of Utah files in the U S circuit court for $36 000 000 worth of bonds with interest against the Southern Pacific Union Pacific Central Pacific and affiliates and trustees The filing seeks an accounting and the appointment of a receiver It allege Durkee during Union Pacific construction acquired 9 000 000 in construction bonds and later 27 000 000 in first mortgage bonds without accounting.
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Daily Tribune
San Francisco
United States Circuit Court
Charles Durkee
Utah
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Central Trust Company of New York
Farmers’ Trust Company of New York
KE. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Company
Durkee
Territory of
Union Pacific Railroad
Drowned in Gunnison River Near Delta
Calvin Madison, 23, drowned Tuesday afternoon while wading the Gunnison River eight miles below Delta. He was swept into a whirlpool. body not recovered. Madison had lived in the area five years, recently moved to Delta, and was a member in good standing of the Knights of Pythias. His brother Barny lives near Kersey.
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Calvin Madison
Gunnison
Delta
Madison
Collins
Hts
Barney Madison
Kersey
Knights of Pythias
Gas Explosion Kills 12 Miners at Susquehanna Coal
Platteville Pa July 15 A gas explosion in No 1 shaft of the Williamstown colliery owned by Susquehanna Coal Co. killed 12 miners. Six bodies brought to the surface and six more believed dead. Eight men badly burned were rescued, seven expected to die.
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Daily Tribune
Platteville
Williamstown
Susquehana Coal Company
Alia to Die Tonight on Gallows Expiation Theme
Special to the Daily Triune from Canon City on July 15 reports that Alia, condemned for slaying Father Leo Henreichs, faces execution at dawn. The prison is preparing for the hanging as guards maintain quiet containment. Alia has bequeathed his whiskers to the priesthood and continues to curse the Catholic clergy.
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Triune
Canon City
Alia
Leo Henreichs
Fosgate and Middleton Wed in San Jose Home Ceremony
Miss Pearl E Fosgate of San Jose California and Clyde M Middleton were married today at the bride's home. After August they will return to Sterling where the groom works at the Sterling factory.
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Fosgate-Middleton
Pearl E. Fosgate
San Jose
California
Clyde M. Middleton
Sterling
Cheyenne Minister W N Dunham Dies at 85
Cheyenne Wyoming July 15 The Rev W N Dunham Cheyennes famous marrying minister died yesterday aged 85 He once drew publicity for marrying Colorado divorcees after other Cheyenne preachers refused to officiate for such persons His death ends a notable chapter in Cheyenne religious life.
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Cheyenne
Daily Tribune
Wyo
W. N. Dunham
Colorado
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