Governor Shafroth vetoes tuberculosis bill and trims state funds
Denver June 6 Governor Shafroth vetoed the tuberculosis bill saying it singled out an unfortunate class but may have good points. He also allowed the court of appeals bill and the Carpenter reservoir bill to become laws without signature while slashing about $500,000 from appropriations. He vetoed 104 bills leaving 256 laws in effect.
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Shafroth
Colorado
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Animas River
Animas City
Hermosa
E. A. Strange
Tony C. Mangini
San Miguel
Fort Collins
Delta
Gunni- Bon
Peter Jennings
Spreme Court
Senate
Moffat
Delta County
Hotchkiss
Redstone
Southwest
James H. Bush
State Board of Horticulture
State Teachers’ College
Law Commission
Board of Equalization
Geological Survey
Colorado Springs
West Colfax Avenue
Joyce
O'Connell
Greeley Normal School
Gunnison
Soldiers’ and Sailors
State Asylum
School For
Deaf and Blind
Golden
Agricultural College
State University
State Home
Reformatory
Larimer Street
Greeley Girl Weds Californian at Mission Dolores
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Tissie Bready to A Dine at Mission Dolores San Francisco. Ceremony 3 p m Saturday by Father Cumming. After two weeks in Santa Rosa the couple will live at 434 Valencia Street San Francisco.
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Tessie Bready
A. Dine
Mission Dolores
San Francisco
Father Cumming
Santa Rosa
Valencia Street
P. K. Bready
Greeley
State Normal
The
Business College
Mrs. Bready
Death Comes When Mother Reaches Son
Jasper Chipps died Tuesday morning at his sister Mrs. Ed Foster’s home in Pleasant Valley after Brights disease and paralysis. He was 24, born in Virginia, lived here since childhood, and was the only son of Mrs. E. E. Chipps. His mother arrived from Virginia Sunday. funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Jasper Chipps
Ed. Foster
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Chipps
Bright
Virginia
E. E. Chipps
Man Sentenced for Kidnapping His Daughter
James W. Lee received a one to two year term in the state penitentiary without hard labor after a district court conviction for kidnapping his three year old daughter. His appeal is noted with a 45 day stay of execution. The case cites a disputed divorce date and a 10,000 mile flight ending with a capture aided by the child’s pet cat. A related $48,000 damages suit targets Mr. and Mrs. Tromble for alleged alienation of affection.
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James W. Lee
Lee
Tromble
Johnstown
Union Pacific to Open Fort Collins Line July First
Assistant general passenger agent H. B. Ruble says the Union Pacific will run into Fort Collins on its own tracks by July 1. Automobile service between Fort Collins and Miles Park will start the same day. Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce plans a celebration for the opening.
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H. 8. Ruble
Union Pacific
Fort Collins
Fort Collings
Mites Park
Chamber of Commerce
Toliver Magirl Bout Ends Without Decision
No decision in the Toliver versus Magirl wrestling match at Varney academy Monday night. The referee warned both wrestlers repeatedly and gave Toliver a first fall on a foul, prompting Magirl to leave the ring.
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Varney Academy
Toliver
Magirl
Nebraska
Owen Daily
Williams
Daily
Sid Varney
McMillan
Varney
Photographer Ralph Gardner Opens Studio Above Drug Store
Ralph Gardner has opened a commercial photography studio above the Clark and Faulkner Drug store. For several months he has been employed with Otto, the photographer. Clark and Faulkner have added Kodak supplies Anseo films and Cyko paper to their stock.
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Ralph Gardner
Clark & Faulkner
Mr. Gardner
Otto
Kodak
Anseo Films
Cyco Paper
Miss Mona Lace Heads to Grand Junction for Summer
Miss Mona Lace left today for Grand Junction where she will spend the summer with her parents Rev and Mrs J J Lace.
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Mona Lace
Grand Junction
Rev
J. J. Lace
W R C Elect Delegates To State Meet At Salida
Delegates to the W R C state convention at Salida on June 6 7 and 8 were elected at the Thursday meeting. Elected were Mrs D M Lovell Mrs J B Shryver Mrs D A Camfield and Mrs J M Ferguson. President Mrs 0 H Adams and past presidents Mr A K Clark and Mrs Isabel Rien will attend. Three new members were initiated and the afternoon featured two vocal solos by Mrs Ruth Thompson and a reading by Miss Marion Van Dyne. Refreshments followed. fifty ladies attended.
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Salida
D. M. Lovell
J. 8. Shryver
D. A. Camfield
J. M. Ferguson
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Mrs. Dayton Visits Fort Collins Relative in Greeley
Mrs. W. Dayton of Fort Collins visits her brother C. F. Robinson and other relatives in Greeley. Robinson leaves today for Marseille Ohio and other eastern points for a visit.
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Edwin G. Wittelshofer
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In’ Greeley, Colo
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S. A. Drury
Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colo
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