Bound Over in District Court in Larceny Case
A youth named Harry Jacobson Jensen was bound over to the district court on larceny charges. Theodore Lakender and others face similar proceedings with bonds set, as evidence from the beer raid and stolen rifle case emerges. The rifle was recovered from Jacobson’s home after he admitted theft and identification of the weapon. Court actions continue with arraignments likely this week and potential future appearances in Greeley if needed.
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Jensen
Hatch
Theodore Lakender
Cates
Harry Jacobtho
Jacobson
Cobeen
Olen
Lyon
Strals
Ble
Graham
Greeley
Sutphen Leaves for West Virginia with Family
G. E. Sutphen departed for West Virginia to stay several weeks with his family, taking along his baggage and plans for a quiet visit.
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G. E. Sutphen
West Virginia
Spade Faces Sioux in Season High Stakes Exhibition
The Spade lineup, highlighted by Ryan and a strong pitching staff including Stone Healey Nichols and Dahl, prepares for a marquee exhibition against the Sioux Indian team. Fans expect a top season showcase as the Spuds aim to prove their strength on the field.
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Ternoon
Ryan
Ason
Neop
Lensoul
Ler
Hell
Ier
Chief
Alson
Stone
Weld County Small Fruits See Strong Returns This Season
Weld county farmers report a good fruit season with cherry crops around 50 bushels at N B Williams ranch in Delta and over 150 bushels from Tobias Mattox. Williams began planting five years ago and now expects net of about two dollars per crate as demand rises. Mattox farm yields include grapes plums apples peaches pears and apricots though birds reduced pear blossoms. In Greeley several peach and apple trees exist and Prof Hays reports a bearing apricot.
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Weld County
N. B. Williams
Delta
Mr. Williams
Tobias Mattox
Greeley
Hays
Senate Passes Sweeping Publicity Bill Limiting Campaign Spending
The Senate approved a stringent publicity law requiring disclosure of all primary contributions and expenditures for campaigns. It bans promises of political jobs, caps spending at ten cents per voter, and sets limits of 10000 dollars for Senate races and 5000 dollars for House races, with expenses public fifteen days before elections and every six days after.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Reverend Gustafson Celebrates Fifth Wedding Anniversary
The Swedish church pastor Gustafson and his wife marked their fifth wedding anniversary at their home 1808 Eleventh Avenue with about 70 guests and several fine gifts including a dining room table.
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Gustafson
Eleventh Avenue
Jerry Elliot Buys Greeley Auto Co. Garage
Jerry Elliot completed the purchase of the Greeley Auto Company garage from F. H. Badger this morning and will take possession immediately.
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Jerry Elliot
Greeley Auto Co
F. H. Badger
Mr. Elliott
Majestic Pike's Peak Manitou Farm Story Draws Readers
Colorado’s Manitou region is described as a healthful playground with scenery from snowbound peaks to piney hills. The piece extols tranquil parks, winding paths, and natural springs, inviting readers to enjoy a day trip or longer visit from Santa Fe depot to Colorado.
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Tribune
Colorado
Santa Fe
Greeley Council Resurrects Night Curfew and Enforces It
The city council ordered strict enforcement of the old curfew ordinance requiring youths under 17 to be home by 9 pm in summer and 8 pm in winter unless with a parent or adult. Minors under 16 are to be barred from driving cars, with licenses required for drivers and owners. The meeting also discussed city finances, a possible bell tower for city hall, squatters on Third Street, and progress on street and utility ordinances.
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Greeley
Denver
Howard
Northern Colorado Company
Bullock
Hall
Third Street
Cranford
Loving Cup Arrives For Weld County Fair Exhibit
The 18 inch solid sterling loving cup for the best agricultural exhibit has arrived in Greeley. It will be displayed in Weld County towns in the order applications are received by the fair association. Thousands of premium lists are being mailed countywide to promote exhibits and prizes for outstanding entries.
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Weld County
Greeley
Fair Association
Weld County Fair Ass'n
T. Ahlstrand
Night clerk Frank Gibson leaves for two weeks at Glen Haven
Frank Gibson, the post office night clerk, departed this morning for a two week outing at Glen Haven.
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Frank Gibson
Glen Haven
Mrs Elsie DeVine Heads to Ault to Visit Son
Mrs. Elsie DeVine leaves today for Ault to visit her son Chester DeVine and his family.
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Elsie DeVine
Ault
Chester DeVine
Office Men Taking Hike to the West
Elmer Rueh and Walter Rover from Cincinnati walked from June 1 toward San Francisco arriving in the city after noon yesterday. They travel on foot to enjoy a healthy outing, carry a tent and folding kitchen, and accept rides only by choice. They rested in town due to tender feet from new Denver shoes and plan to follow the northern coast trail through Wyoming.
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Elmer Rueh
Walter Rover
Denver
Cincinnati
San Francisco
May Saunders Weds T. H. McCutcheon in Pierce
Miss May Saunders married T. H. McCutcheon last night in Pierce. The bride is the daughter of W. H. Saunders. The groom, a noted Eston businessman, plans a Colorado Springs home where his business thrives.
Miss Winifred Dunn Visits Mrs. Catrying in Camfield
Miss Winifred Dunn of Camfield was visiting last week at the home of Mrs. Frank Catying. The social call reflects small town hospitality and daily life in the community.
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Winifred Dunn
Camfield
Frank Catying
Airship Secured for Weld County Fair Exhibits
The Weld County Fair association signed a contract with Lynn Mathewson for two airship flights during the county fair on September 20 and 22. The airship will be displayed in a tent with an expert on hand to explain it to visitors, free of charge, marking a major attraction for the event.
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Weld County Fair Association
Lynn Mathewson
Under Sheriff Williams Becomes A Bird Fancier
Under Sheriff Fred Williams has taken to ornithology as a vocation and tamed a garden flock. A kitchen window shelf with food and water drew at least a dozen varieties, from finches to robins, meadow larks, and blue birds, arriving like clockwork each morning.
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Fred Williams
Williams Garden
Robin
Birdland
Mr. Williams
Industrial and Vocational Education Sparks Debate
Dr. Keyes argues against the idea that old education must be discarded for industrial schooling. He contends both systems will coexist, with languages improved and taught by superior teachers, attracting students who truly want to learn rather than seeking credits. He envisions trade school graduates becoming skilled workers earning honestly.
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Keyes
United States
Land buyers tour Northern Colorado meet land prospects
John Olguin and Peter Sisnero of Olney Springs Colorado visited with John C Archuleta to look at land in Loveland Fort Collins Eaton Greeley and Platteville returning via Denver last Saturday. They were very favorably impressed with the country visited.
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John Olguin
Peter Sisnero
Olney Springs
Colorado
John C. Archuleta
Mr. Archuleta
Loveland
Fort Collins
Eaton
Greeley
Plattville
Denver
Johnstown
Experts Study High Altitude Effects on Humans at Pike's Peak
Oxford and Yale scientists led by Dr J A Haldane and Gordon Douglas conduct research on atmospheric pressure effects using an airtight chamber at Pike's Peak Colorado. Dr Henderson of Yale and Miss Mabel Fitzgerald assist, with tests ongoing for five more weeks to determine extreme survivable pressures high and deep underwater.
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Colorado Springs
Oxford
Yale
Pike's Peak
J. A. Haldane
Gordon Douglas
Yambell Henderson
Mabel Fitzgerald
Romance at Sterling Ends in Perjury and Abduction
John Corbin, 24, son of a Kelly merchant, is jailed in West Union Kansas on perjury and abduction charges. His 12 year old bride Faye Gne, from Kelly, is with her mother after he deserted her amid threatened criminal prosecution. Fennell, 18, of Kelly, is jailed for aiding and abetting. Arvilla Corbin aged 15 eloped to Akron with Fennell and may face charges for juvenile delinquency. Justice Stratton who tied marriages may face removal after district attorney actions.
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Corbin
Arvilla Corbin
Akron
Washington County
Fennell
Justice of the Peace
A. C. Stratton
Atwood
Call Of Beauty In Distress Triggers Civic Scout Style Search
A city hall alert spurs a group of councilmen police and a reporter to chase a burglar tale. They raid a tent then a church in drizzle, only to find no cellar nor crime just jam and preserves safely stored, story told with humor.
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