Standard Oil Company Wins Appeal in Rate Case
Judges Gross and Seaman sitting as an appeals panel reversed Judge Law’s ruling in a Standard Oil rate case. The matter, remanded for retrial, drew a crowded courtroom of prominent local businessmen and lawyers. The dispute involved alleged favoritism in freight rates to the oil firm and a circuit court proceeding in Chicago.
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Taft Plans Pre Campaign Speech Review at Oyster Bay
Special to the Daily Tribune from Hot Springs Virginia July 22 reports President Roosevelt will review Taft's Cincinnati speech in advance. Taft says he will travel to Sagamore Hill to seek Roosevelt's judgment and criticism and will then proceed to New York and Cincinnati with the plan finalized in the morning telegram exchanges.
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President Roosevelt's Mayflower In Collision Off Connecticut
The Mayflower but bumped and sank the lumber schooner Mena Wa off the Connecticut coast between New London and New Haven. The Mayflower lost its bowsprit and an anchor. the schooner crew of captain and 25 men were rescued with no fatalities. The president was not informed of the incident this morning. Wayne Pierce to Plead Guilty in Cheyenne case after arrest for serious charges involving his ten year old sister. He intends to plead guilty and faces district court arraignment tonight.
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West Reservoir Plans Backed by Denver Man
Arthur B. West of Denver leads a project to fill a 11 114 000 cubic feet reservoir named the West Reservoir from the Waters of Little Owl creek with a budget by a $6 550 resevoir project. Prison Clerk Steals From Convicts in Kentucky case reports a $1 600 shortage confessed by G W wland at the state prison. Edward Red of Fruita Colorado reportedly killed himself after his mother scolded him for drinking. Gerrit J Voskamp, 55, hanged himself in his kitchen.
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Bishop Potter Dies In Cooperstown At 74
Henry Codman Potter seventh Episcopal bishop of New York died at Fernleigh Cooperstown after several weeks illness aged 74. He was unconscious most of the day with his wife Mrs Potter and family at his bedside. Born 1836 in Schenectady he combined church leadership with broad social influence guiding Grace Church and diocesan work.
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Mortgage Filed For Union Pacific Bond Issue Expansion
The Union Pacific railroad company filed a $50 million mortgage in the county clerk’s office to secure a bond issue used for extensions improvements and new lines. Equitable Trust of New York named as trustee. The issue may grow to $200 million with 4 percent bonds due 1947 and redeemable after ten years. Steamer Anubis wreck near Santa Barbara risks many lives with 19 passengers feared lost. rescue crews dispatched from San Francisco.
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Coal Company Issues Bonds for Weld County Mine
The Frederick Coal Company filed a trust deed with Weld County to secure a $75,000 bond issue. The International Trust Company of Denver is named as trustee. Bonds carry 6 percent interest. The mine operates in Weld County's southern district.
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Widow Loses Half Million Heir Fee After Secret Marriage
Los Angeles on July 22 Mrs Carrie Derby Wayne admitted marrying wealthy broker Herbert N Wayne to love him, admitting a secret wedding cost her a $500000 inheritance. Wayne, 50, has offices in Los Angeles and San Jose, a 17 year old son and a daughter touring Europe.
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Burglars Steal Hay and Grain from Patterson & Sons
Thieves broke into R Patterson & Sons at 817 Seventh Street late Sunday night, smashing a rear window and entering through an interior door. Six bales of hay and six sacks of grain were taken and other items may be missing. Mrs Holmes heard noises after midnight but stayed hidden. burglars believed to be campers traveling north to dry farms.
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Young Woman Shot in Irving Park Brooklyn
A 24 year old woman, neatly dressed and refined, was shot and killed in the boiler room of a shelter house in Irving Park Brooklyn. Police found no clue to the killer, who escaped. The park policeman discovered the body with a bullet wound in the right temple. The body appeared to have been thrown into the boiler by the murderer.
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Athletic Training Saves Baby Falls From Fifth Floor
A 20 month old girl Helen Graf fell from the fifth floor and survived by grabbing a fire escape two stories below. Her father Joseph Graf, known in Bronx clubs, had trained her to grip a broomstick to build strength, aiding the rescue.
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Berthoud Forms Pressed Brick and Tile Company
Berthoud adds a new factory with the Berthoud Pressed Brick and Tile company filing articles of incorporation Tuesday afternoon. Directors are J. B. Everhard W. F. Edmondson W. L. Birdsill L. H. Fagan and James Jansen. Capitalization is 30000 with principal office at Berthoud to manufacture pressed brick tile sewer pipe and shale clay products.
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Funeral of C. A. Granger in Denver
Funeral services for C. A. Granger who died suddenly last Saturday morning were held in Denver on Tuesday. Many attendees included members of the Greeley Commercial Club the Elks lodge Weld county officials and workers from three Weld county sugar factories. Per his wishes the body will be cremated in Denver today.
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Tomorrow Excursion to Greeley Water Works
One day trip leaves Greeley station at 1 45 PM Thursday with return from waterworks at 7 PM. Tickets are 1.00 round trip with lunch provided by C H Rissler. About 500 people expected to attend and the trip includes access to the filtration plant and nearby sights.
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Greeley Bankers Attend Colorado Convention
J N Brush president of Greeley National Bank and J M B Petrikin cashier of First National Bank will join the Colorado Bankers Association seventh annual convention at Colorado Springs. Petrikin speaks Friday afternoon on Why Emergency Currency. Antlers Hotel serves as delegates’ headquarters.
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