Damage suit filed over alleged beating by professor Halsted
H E English sues Professor G Bruce Halsted of Colorado Teachers College for 2057 000 personal damages in district court. English alleges Halsted and his son beat him October 13 causing permanent injuries after English had reported Halsted for speeding. The case draws wide public attention due to Halsted’s prominence and police court history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. English
G. Bruce Halsted
Colorado Teachers College
Halsted
Carnegie Library
English
Sister Killed in Auto Crash Near Los Angeles
Mrs Nicholas D Arcy and Mrs Carl L Doron died in a car collision when an electric train struck their touring car near Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mrs D Arcy sister of Mrs W A Taylor of Greeley, was visiting with Mr Taylor and their seven year old son injured. Doron was slightly hurt while D Arcy and his wife died at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas D’arcy
Carl L. Doron
Los Angeles
W. A. Taylor
Greeley
Mr. D'Arcy
Pupils Present Fine Studio Musique at Mrs Bullock Home
The pupils of Mrs. R. W. Bullock performed a studio musicale Tuesday afternoon at her home. The program featured pieces by Belz, Gade, Wedel, Reinecke, Harthan, Ellmenrich, Rohm, Drumheller, Lange, Merkel, Rubinstein, Godard, and Spindler with students such as Margaret Ringle, Gladys Kelly, Jessie Martin, Irene Foley, Helen Snider, and Ona the Meadow among performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Bullock
Keler Belz
Rebekahs to Initiate Windsor Tonight
Mr and Mrs Cadwalder Mabel Evans Josie Mc Minn and T S Russell will be initiated into the Rebekahs tonight by the Timnath lodge in charge of the ceremony. A banquet will be served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Windsor
Mrs. Cadwalder
Mabel Evans
Josie McMinn
T. S. Russell
Timnath Lodge
Reservoirs Refill With Record Water Volumes
Sanborn forecasts Lake Loveland and the Seven Lakes reach capacity by noon and begin feeding Boyd Lake. Lake Loveland holds 600 million cubic feet, Seven Lakes 200 million, Boyd Lake capacity 1.8 billion. Flood waters from the mountains are just starting due to late season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Sanborn
Loveland
Seven Lakes
Boyd Lake
Boyd
Het Teen Sd
Lupton Pair Fearful of Friends Honeymoon Plan
In Fort Lupton rumors swirl as Miss Gullette, a local schoolteacher soon to wed Bowen Allefelbrook, hints at a European honeymoon tonight. Residents plan a send off and gossip spreads about the upcoming wedding and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupton
Miss Gullette
Bowen Allefelbrook
Europe
Gullette
Fortieth Year Glimpse of Early Colorado Springs
Forty years ago a new town was laid off in a gulch at Colorado Springs while crops promised strong yields. Notable items include marriages of C W Sanborn and Miss Washburn, a Marx brothers pet antelopes store, a high river, and a reception at the Methodist church for Rev Adams and his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Marx Brothers
Mr. Adams
Moore
Scott
Old friends unite in Greeley visit after years apart
Mrs. W. A. Gray wife of Dr. Gray of Denver learned through a Teach ers college student that her girlhood friends Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Glazier were in Greeley. She arrived last night with her daughter Alice to visit the Glazier home. The trio had known each other 25 years ago in Chase Michigan before marriages separated them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
W. A. Gray
Dr. Gray
Denver
I. O. Glazier
Greeley
Alice
Glazier
Fine Prize for Wheat at Lethbridge Tractor Award
The 2500 dollar Type F Rumley Trac tion engine donated by M Rumley company of LaPorte Indiana is the premier prize in 1912 for the best bushel of wheat. Open to world growers of hard wheat under dry farming at Lethbridge with delivery to the nearest distributor in US or Canada. All wheat growers may compete regardless of farm size. judges will pick the best bushel grown where annual precipitation is under 20 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rumley Company
LaPorte
Ind
Lethbridge
United States
Canada
Automobile pumps water with car powered rotary pump
A California ranch owner builds a large irrigation reservoir and uses a car mounted belt drive to a rotary pump mounted on the rear wheel axle. The system reportedly delivers about 250 gallons per minute into the storage tank, which holds 500000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Popular Mechanics
Signage missing on Greeley typewriter inquiry
A Greeley letter to the Denver offices of the L. C. Smith typewriter company lacked a signature. E. W. Scarborough, the general agent in Greeley, will respond to inquiries if addressed to him in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
L. C. Smith
Denver
E. W. Scarborough
Bet on Teddy rides a calf in Eaton street stunt
In Eaton on June 26 Barney Treholm rode a tender calf down Oak and First streets while Tom Dailey urged it in a wager tied to Taft’s nomination. The calf sped ten seconds before stopping as the rider flew off, drawing cheers from locals and a rumor of more bets to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Maverick
Barney Tree * Holm
Tom Dailey Runnins
Teddy
Taft
Trenholm
Dailey
Oak
First Streets
Tor Halpin
Charlie Strickland
Man cuts alfalfa in record June hay field run
Audley McNiel on the MecNiel farm north of Johnstown spent fifteen hours in a single mowing session. He started at 4 a.m. and worked until 7 p.m., feeding and changing four horse teams with meals sent out to the field. He finished the first cutting of the alfalfa crop with only brief stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Audley McNeil
McNic
Galeton Road Well Repaired In Eaton Route
Eaton June 26 Walter Bald ridge and crew of ten men have returned to Eaton after a two weeks job repairing the road from Exton to Galeton. The stretch has been graded scraped dragged and rolled to provide good drainage and a smooth surface. J A Rayborn a road enthusiast has a three mile stretch east of his farm praised for quality and use of the King drag after every rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Walter Baldridge
Exton
Galeton
Colorado
J. A. Rayborn
Farming communities urged to shift to cash basis economy
Weld County Commercial Club argues high prices stem from credit heavy farming finance. Farmers face large chattel mortgages and bank loans, with merchants and collectors adding costs. They urge cash basis farming, livestock, and diversification, promising steadier milk income and lower costs for western agriculture.
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Colorado
Courge
Des Weld CO
Delay Honeymoon Till Hay is Cut
Johnstown on June 26. No honeymoon trip for us for the hay must be cut this week. Stokes Riddabaugh will marry Miss Bertha Kibby this evening. Kibby is a popular young girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kibby, pioneers in the district. Riddabaugh, a prosperous farmer, will take his bride to his ranch three miles north of Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Stokes Riddabaugh
Bertha Kibby
Miss Kibby
V. A. Kibby
Riddabaugh
Ault Huller Starts Monday Nearing Completion
Ault June 26 By Monday morn ing the first pea vine will go through the new huller near ing completion here The Empson Canning company expects a large pea crop of high quality The pea hullers at central points speed up transport reducing shrinkage as wagons bring hulled peas to the Empson Canning factory at Greeley Auto trucks will rush hulled peas to town benefiting farmers distant from the factory Short haulers will continue to haul vines locally
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Ault
Empson Canning Company
Empson Canning
Greeley
Colorado for the Tourist booklets lure visitors to state
Union Pacific published a costly Colorado advertising booklet titled Colorado for the Tourist under R S Ruble Denver with 44 pages and Denver content. It features photos by a UP photographer and text by a Colorado author highlighting towns, scenery and investment appeal. Copies target England Japan and the U S with vivid color covers and compelling 15 minute reads.
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West
Union Pacific
R. S. Ruble
Denver
Colorado
Union Pacific Service
England
Japan
United States
Tuberculosis and Telephones Finding
England conducted experiments to test TB transmission via telephones. Dr. H Spitta led the study using busy London office phones with routine cleaning. Mouthpieces were washed and guinea pigs inoculated to detect tubercle bacilli. results showed no infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
H. Spitta
St. George's Hospital
London
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Fire destroys hundred hares in Evans barn blaze
A barn at Sixteenth Avenue and Tenth Street burned at 2 pm this afternoon, killing 100 Belgium hares kept by Lee Evans. The fire, blamed on mischief by small boys, consumed the structure before help arrived, with an estimated loss of 300 dollars. LASALLE. A social, plus notes on locals followed.
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Lee Evans
Sixteenth Avenue
Tenth Street
Various Residents Travel Through Greeley Area on Trips
Local notes report Tuesday visits and trips by numerous residents and guests. Individuals including Miss Maud Caywood, Mrs. C. Sothman, and Mr. J. Newman are noted for travels to Boulder Denver and Fort Collins. Several families plan visits to Estes Park and Denver with relatives.
Daintuiyy Str Mention Details By Unknown Source
Fragmentary OCR text references a street name and a building or area, with unclear names and actions. Readable terms suggest a location on Dainty Street and a public or private notice context, but specifics are not recoverable from the fragment.
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Margaret Ringle
Mustling
Gladys Kelly
E. Wedel
Wilburn Allyn Reinecke
the Little Soldiers
Harthan Sleep, Baby Sleep
Harthan
Ouita Smith and
Ethel Price
Turn of
Bohemian Girl
Paul McKelvey
Ellmenrich
Jessie Martin
Irene Foley
la Grace
Gurlit
Rohm
Drumheller
Mrs. Robbins
Louise Ling
Lange
Sidney Merkel
E Helen Snider
Rubinstein
Berceuse
Jocelyn
Godarg
Helen Ringle
Lack
Myer
Hussars
Mr. Nichols
Mr. West
C. W. Sanborn
Miss Washburn
Baltimore
Horace Greeley
Kennedy
Max Clark
OLD Friends United
Galeton Road
Lasalle
Union Ditch
Here
Varl Gootch
George Briggs
P. S. Moan
Fort Lupton
Maud Caywood
Boulder
Ida Bishop
John Peterson
Pierce
W. M. Butters
Osgood
M. E. Hamilton
H. J. Weibking
M. J. Gale
Lela Frazier
B. F. Florance
A. V. Kipp
V. L. Aikin and
Glen Comfort
Estes Park Road
William Wolfersberger
Nelie B. Graham
Esther
Bernice Stockett
Fort Collins
Fred Girardot
Marie Kelly
F. C. Thomas
Barnesville
C. Sothman
Hardir
Eugene Beardsley
Siday
T. C. Eaton
H. J. Rynard
Hereford
D. Hawks
Theulder Cha
E. R. Thayer
Harry Thayer
Willard John
Lucile
Muskogee
Okla
F. W. Shultis
Elizabeth H. Rathbun
Morris M. Rathbun
Camfield Court
Frank Replogle
W. H. Shields
South
Eldora
Ralph Pollock
Pollock
Fred Norcross
Lysle
Children’s Hospital
Darwin
Brooklyn
Irving Newton
Ridgeway
Mont
Newton
Montana
G. M. Stewart
Eastman Special School of Photography
Stewart
W. R. Underwood
Pasadena
Calif
George E. Horne
Estes Park
C. S. Faulkner
Longmont
M. E. Warner and Son
Florence King
Marie Eaton
Bea Eaton
Ethel Scott
Eaton Cottage
Lucile Schureman
C. J
York Saxton Arm
Nebraska
F.C
Die Strohl
W.C
Milwaukee
Mildred Gallup
Phillip Far
Differet
Dora
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