The Initiative and Referendum in Oregon Style Debate
A discussion of direct legislation through initiative and referendum, its impact on power balance between people and legislators, and the case for expanding popular authority. The piece cites Governor Shafroth, Senator Owen, and Oklahoma, arguing for recall, veto, and referendum to curb corporate influence and improve governance.
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Shafroth
Ihs
Oregon
Owen
Oklahoma
United States Senate
Democratic Party
The People Are Right As a Rule the People Are Right
A brief editorial voice asserts public judgment aligns with policy norms. It emphasizes collective wisdom guiding governance and cautions against overreach. No specific events or dates are mentioned.
Right to butt into Evans affairs argued in saloon era debate
A local argument defends Evans independence in managing water works alcohol laws and Sunday closures while noting limits to neighborly meddling. The piece then compares public health quarantines and local nuisances to justify community intervention in nearby Ryans saloon situation.
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Evans
Greeley
Ryans
A Job for Mr Lace in Greeley Police Service
Reverend J J Lace faces a mock recruitment to be city marshal in Greeley. The Tribune outlines a yearlong probation as night patrolman earning sixty dollars, testing judgment, restraint, and public trust before council offers the city marshal post.
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J. J. Lace
Lace
the Tribune
Greeley
Mr. Lace
Joseph
Solomon
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Chamberlain
Evans Faces Record Heat and Illness Toll
Evans endures three days of extreme heat with health impacts. Mrs. P H Herriot wife of the postmaster and A S Smith father of former Mayor W F Smith were affected, while Dr D Luther remained in critical condition this morning.
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Evans
P. H. Herriot
A. 8. Smith
W. F. Smith
D. Luther
Luther
Mra
Herriot
Mr. Smith
Barbershop incident leaves man in critical condition
Mr Luther, over 60 and a longtime Evans resident, fell from his chair in a barber shop after complaining of head pain. Dr Lonergan suspects heat exposure. Luther remains unconscious and may not recover.
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Herriot
Smith
Poisoned by canned corn jolts Fort Collins trip
Frank Lesher of Gilbert's drug store led a Fort Collins party on a mountain trip six miles beyond Log Cabin. The group, including Mr and Mrs Andrew Sorenson and Lesher's siblings Anna Myrtle Ray and Emmett, fell ill from canned corn on the third day. all but the youngest boy recovered, two young women remained seriously ill.
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Neparly
Frank Lesher
Gilbert
Andrew Sorenson
Anna
Myrtle
Ray
Emmett
Log Cabin
Auto Trip Planned for Visiting Irrigationists
Pueblo officials and Commerce club members announced an official sightseeing route for automobile and carriage trips around the city during the irrigation congress. The route was chosen by a committee including P. J. Dugan and J. H W. Jenkins, G. H. Nuckolls, and Morgan West, leaders of the local commerce group. The planned drive will pass through the city’s best areas.
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Pueblo
Irrigation Congress
Commerce Club
P. J. Dugan
Board of Control of
The
Congress
J. H W. Jenkins
G. H. Nuckolls
Morgan West
City sightseeing autos to tour parks during congress
The Commerce club plans a city wide tour covering Mineral Palace park City park and two East Pueblo parks Bessemer and Minnequa. Pamphlets will describe points of interest and be handed to chauffeurs hawkers and visitors. Headquarters will be at the club with thousands expected to join the sightseeing autos and open house for delegates.
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Mineral Palace Park
City Park
East Pueblo
Bessemer Park
Minnequa Park
Commerce Club
Eity
Miss Bertha Eaves Finds Cousin in Eaton Town
Mina Hertha Eaves learned she had a cousin in Eaton after five weeks in Greeley for summer school. She visits Sunday with Ed Henaley, a Missouri playmate now living in Eaton. Eaves taught at Paonia last year and came to Greeley for summer school.
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Bertha Faves
Eaton
Greeley
Mina Hertha Haves
Miss Eaves
Ed Henaley
Missouri
Migs Eaves
Paonia
Baton
Pea Crop Fails to Profit for Local Farmer
Alfred Ramsey, farming on George Green place near the sugar factory road, received a due bill from the canning factory for ten acres of peas. The bill shows Ramsey owes $2.18 after seed and hauling costs are deducted, as harvest falls short by that amount.
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Alfred Ramsey
George Green Place
Sugar Factory
Canning Factory
Ramsey
Crop worth cutting debated by growers seeking expert visit
Mr Ramney and Mr Green report water shortage while the crop looked as good as last year when seven acres yielded $300. Growers short again plan to petition the factory for an expert to assess the fields and decide if cutting and hauling are worthwhile or if the ore should be redirected for feeding.
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Ramney
Green
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