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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1910

Page

5

Vincent insurgency and corporate influence in Colorado politics

The piece argues that Denver utility interests drive both major parties through leaders like Evans Speer Hughes and Guggenheim. It cites historic party shifts, predicts a political revolution, and urges a virtuous comeback or the rise of a new people’s insurgency in Colorado politics.

Guggenheim United States Senate House Denver Evans Speer Charles J. Hughes, Jr Adams Buchtel Democratic Party

That Fraud of a Tariff Law Exposed by Senator Bristow

Senator Bristow of Kansas attacks the Taft tariff law as a fraud noting the rubber schedule. He cites Aldrich raising refined rubber duties to about 40 percent while raw rubber remains free and the Rubber Trust boosts prices. He also points to a 20 percent raise on refined pig lead and unchanged lead ore costs, with miners not sharing the burden and the Smelter Trust dictating mine output.

Bristow United States Kansas Taft Aldrich National Rubber Trust Smerter Trust Guggen

Tariff Law Critique Targets Corporations and Trusts

The passage denounces the tariff law as enabling vast profits for figures like Heim and Hughes and the Guggenheim smelter trust. It argues that many similar examples exist and laments that the public supports parties backed by corporations that have long plundered the people and raised living costs.

Heim Hughes Guggenheim Smelter Trust

Shafroth and a Second Term Loom in Colorado

The Tribune argues Governor Shafroth should pursue a second term, saying his record and state needs make him a political and economic necessity. It notes pressure from both parties, warns against evasion, and urges citizens to watch the August special session and legislative acts.

The Tribune Shafroth Denver Republican the Post State House Colorado

Greeley and Her Homes Shine in Seasonal Praise

Greeley attracts tourists and locals alike as praise for its homes lawns and trees grows. Visitors report Weld County farms among the best in the country and confidence in the area's future.

Greeley Weld County

Greeley Residents Registered at Denver Hotels

The list shows H. N. Haynes J. B. Self A. M. Spencer J. K. Wyatt Mrs M. P. Klug W. B. Taylor B Parrott and E. E. Baker registered at Denver hotels yesterday in Greeley period coverage.

Prominent Liniment Promises Quick Muscle Relief

Soreness of the muscles whether from violent exercise or injury is quickly relieved by the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. This liniment is equally valuable for muscular rheumatics and always affords quick relief. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

18-Months-Old Child Killed By Train At Leola Crossing

An 18 month old child, daughter of Walter Barnett, was struck and killed by southbound train No. 102 at the Clayton crossing on Lucerne hill in Leola at 10:02 this morning. The body was thrown several hundred feet. the train continued to Greeley before stopping. Coroner Macy will likely hold an inquest. The child slipped from its mother’s sight, crawled under a wire fence, and onto the tracks.

Clayton Crossing Lucerne Hill Leola Walter Barnett Greeley Macy

No Blame Likely In Child Death At Clayton Farm Crossing

A young couple, Leela Barnett, and husband live on the Clayton farm near Greeley. Their child crawled under a fence and was fatally struck by a train at a private crossing as the mother briefly turned away. The father was in a field when the accident occurred and the mother found the child dead at the tracks. The investigation suggests probable no blame. Also included is an advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.

Barnett Clayton Farm Greeley Barnetts Leela Clayton Place

Idaho fruit farming questioned by returning Colorado man

John Walden, after two years fruit growing in Idaho, says ordinary grain crops suit him better. He notes high Idaho land costs, pests, and frosts, citing debt from Idaho fruit attempts and praise for Weld county and Grand Valley growers. He expects many Idaho fruit men to quit while Weld county remains favorable.

John Walden Idaho Weld County Colorado Grand Junction Grand Valley

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted by Cheney Company

A historical pamphlet extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a constitutional remedy. It claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces with a hundred dollar promise for failure and urges readers to address for testimonials and circulars.

F. J. Cheney & Co

De Wolfe Elected Secretary of Kersey Commercial Club

At a brief meeting in Kersey on July 15 M. E. De Wolfe editor of the Kersey Enterprise was elected secretary to fill the vacancy caused by Judge H. P. Aili's death. A committee including Dr. W. F. Spaulding and Len Flint was named to draft resolutions. Attendance was small and no other business was conducted.

Tribune Kersey Commercial Club M. E. de Wolfe The Kersey Enterprise H. P. Aili W. F. Spaulding de Wolfe Len Flint Hil

Mrs Bert Harris Returns from Hatou

Mrs. Bert Harris arrived back yesterday from Hatou, where she had been visiting.

Bert Harris Hatou

Rabies Fears Led Greeley Police to Consider Stray Dog Killing

In Greeley a dog shot by Patrolman William Aichrend was found rabies positive and prompted plans for stringent actions. Police chief Williams announced potential orders to kill or muzzle stray dogs after a mayor marshal conference to decide on enforcement.

State Agricultural College LaGrange William Aichrend Williams

Marshal Williams Advocates Stray Dog Euthanasia

Marshal Williams spoke this morning urging the killing of stray dogs due to large muzzles that can be slipped off and used to push a child. He said there are many stray dogs about Greeley and patrols will monitor the situation closely.

Marshal Williams Greeley

Johns town Mead District Crop Fair Report

Grain is mostly in shock with a fair average crop in the Johns town Mead district. Some ditches are in better shape near Greeley and all grain has been watered once. Hoppers caused more damage than drought, growers used bran and Paris green to protect fields. Oklahoma hill yields are behind last season. The Hu brothers may fall short of last year’s thousand acres. Beets appear promising.

Johnstown-Mead Greeley Ton Paris Green Oklahoma Hill Hu Brothers

Free Methodists Locked Out In Town Hall

Evans July 18 The Free Methodists worshipped in the town hall yesterday but the doors were locked at evening service. City marshal and town clerk Bons who hold the keys were unavailable. A pastor from another church offered his church as a temporary sanctuary.

Evans Free Methodists Bons

Camfield Lands Contract for New Las Vegas Irrigation Project

Camfield Development Company now based in Denver has won the contract to build an irrigation system near Las Vegas New Mexico reclaiming about 18000 acres. The project is valued at approximately 650000 dollars and will relocate its main office to Greeley after the trust building is finished.

Camfield Camfield Development Company Denver Greeley Trust Las Vegas N. M

Langtry Vacation Planned for Colorado Springs Trip

Mrs. B. W. Langtry of the Crockett Moody estate will take a two week vacation visiting Colorado Springs Denver and Boulder. She will be accompanied by her mother Mrs. J. G. Evans and her son Robert Langtry.

B. W. Langtry Crockett-Moody Estate Colorado Springs Denver Boulder Mms. Langtry J. G. Evans Robert Langtry

Young Woman At Pierce Tries Alleged Death by Own Action

Jealousy is alleged as the motive in Cheyenne at the Stutsman ranch when Margaret Garrett swallowed tincture of iodine and later structure for self harm. She came with friends for a visit and allegedly resented fiancée's attentions to another woman. Dr Clement of Ault treated her and she was removed from danger as the party returned to Cheyenne.

the Tribune Pierce Margaret Garrett Cheyenne Stutsman Ranch Clement Ault

Milton Reservoir Work Delayed Until Fall

LaSalle July 15 It is not believed that Milton reservoir work will resume soon perhaps not until fall despite promises to continue this week Me a Hancock the main contractors have all machinery loaded to move to Pueblo for another large job They will not return to LaSalle until the Pueblo contract is finished

the Tribune LaSalle A & Hancock Pueblo

Wedding Announcement for Deta Cameron and Harold Masterday

Announcements are out for the wedding of Deta Cameron daughter of J M Cameron and Harold Masterday to take place on July 28 in Greeley. Both young people are well and favorably known in the community.

Deta Cameron J. M. Cameron Harold Masterday Greeley

Lies Are Essential Says Dr Hall At Normal School

Dr G Stanley Hall argues in a Normal School lecture that lies are necessary to sustain business, advertising, diplomacy, and social form. He claims truth alone would brutalize society and praises deceptive wit in girls while warning against suppressing imagination in children.

Hall G Stanley Hall Dr. Hall Salem

Tragic Drowned Infant Near Home in Irrigation Ditch

Harold Clague one percent months old son of J A Clague a well known farmer of 924 Fourth street drowned last evening about 7 80 in an irrigation ditch near his home in view of his parents and many neighbors.

Harold Clague J. 8 Clague Fourth Street

Child Drowns After Fall Into Ditch Near Creeley

A young child fell into a ditch while playing with older youths. His 11 year old brother pulled him out. doctors arrived but the child died. Deputy Coroner Pred J. Alinott discharged the inquiry with no inquest planned. The parents prayed for restoration as arrangements for the funeral were not yet complete. The Clague family is noted in Creeley.

J. Alinott Yalh

Bridget Boyle 18 Dies in San Francisco

Mrs Bridget Boyle longtime Greeley resident died in San Francisco Calif from throat trouble She had lived there two months and will be brought back here for burial Her brother Fe Morgan of this city is her only relative in California

Bridget Boyle Greeley San Francisco Calif Fe. Morgan

Milliken Real Estate Boom Draws Town Crowd

A large crowd gathered in Milliken to buy lots as the weekly market ex moved through Deayue. Attendees dined at the new hotel now run by Griffith and Measie. The Colorado Telephone Co plans an exchange for Milliken and has reportedly rented quarters. Milliken currently receives service via Johnstown.

Milliken LAY Deayue Thurada Mny An’ Lera Griffith and Measie Colorado Telephote Company Milliken Gestate Johnatown

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