FORGH GIRLS ARRESTED IN DENVER IMPLICATED IN DRUGGING CASE
Forgh girls Ida Georgii and another was released from the city jail after a disorderly conduct sentence and sent to county jail. They were arrested on charges of being implicated in the robbery of BE. G. Taylor a rancher with $22.60 and a gold chain valued at $200. Officers said the pair talked freely to investigators and may yield further arrests.
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Ory
Ida Georgii
Denver
BE. G. Taylor
f&beri# lafee
Warpis
Taylor
Eighth Street
John Martin
Maud Martin
Chinees Staurant
Georgia
Lawrence T
McAfee
Georgii
Pierce
Greeley
The Rivals Presented By Normal College Class
The Rivals will be performed Thursday at 7 30 pm in the mal chapel by the Normal College class under Miss Tobey with several weeks of rehearsals. The cast includes Anthony Absolute Asa Chee t Peptate Absolute Flora Farring anik Jean Crosby Katherine Hale Jessie Sprague Flora Curry Bird Lucius O Trig er Harry Padbent Languish Lelia Sale Tulia Helen Nichols Malaprop Mia Mary Gordon Lucy Nancy G McCarthy Maid Marjorie Bilmer and more.
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Miss Tobey
Blue Bird
Ore
Ir Anthony Absolute
Asa Cheet
Anik
Jean Crosby
Katherine Hale
Res
Jessie Sprague
Flora Curry
Ewing Stiffler
Bird Lucius O’trigger
Harry Padbent
Vis Languish
Lelia Sale
Tulia
Helen Nichols
Rs Malaprop
Mia
Mary Gordon
Lucy Nancy G. McCarthy
Marjorie Bilmer
Homas
the Coachman
George Ung
Greeley Building and Loan Certificates Mature
The Cr eeley Building and Loan will mature 176 and all shares of the eighth series on the 20th. A total of 32800 will be paid to Greeley reholders. Payments range from 200 to 4000. Many shareholders have moved from Greeley while most residents stay. The association is in its seventeenth year and faces a precarious condition. Loans totaling 200000 are now made on Greeley and Naton property.
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Creeley
Greeley
Pastor Hosts Neighborhood Party for Children
Reverend R. G. Hunter entertained local children at the Presbyterian manse with a community party on a day evening. The youngsters enjoyed games and refreshments as part of a pleasant gathering.
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Rg Hunter
Eaton Girl Wins Substantial Support in Europe Trip Contest
Miss Winifred Kelly of Eaton leads district 12 candidates with 78 351 votes as she canvasses Greeley for subscriptions. She joined the Rocky Mountain News contest six years ago and is poised to join the trip to Europe this summer with the paper’s girls. The contest closes May 27 with departure plans set for July 1 from Denver and sailing July 8 from New York.
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Winifred Kelly
Eaton
Europe
Rocky Mountain News
Greeley
Miss Kelly
Wincome
Charming
Baton
Yeaky
Denver
New York
Public Drinking Cups Prohibit In Trains And Fountains
Governor Shafroth signed the public drinking cup bill creating a rule that trains and public fountains will have no cups and passengers must bring their own. Other measures signed include a $20,000 appropriation for a blind workshop a contract change for water supply at Canon City penitentiary a $150,000 transfer to the internal improvement permanent fund establishment of a horticultural school at Grand Junction Indian school and a $1,600 inheritance tax refund from the estate of W. B. Stratton to the state school for deaf and blind.
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Shafroth
Canon City
Capitol Building Fund
Internal Improvement Permanent Fund
Horticultural School
Grand Junction
State School For Deaf and Blind
W. 8. Stratton
Birth announcement for Crozier son in Sunday edition
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lee Crozier on Sunday. Mrs Crozier is remembered as Miss Virginia Graves.
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Lee Crozier
Crozier
Virginia Graves
Handling Mail Now a Job Piles of Extra Work
Local post office faces heavy workload with increased mail handling duties. Postal workers report stacking piles of mail and extended shifts to manage the surge. Managers say efficiency measures aim to balance timely deliveries with demand spikes.
Post Office Tests Weigh and Track Mail Time for May
Postmaster Hitch cock introduces a month long program to count every piece of mail handled including newspapers and circulars. Greeley office processes a sack of 1,267 items with 3,178 handlings showing the extra workload.
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Hitchcock
Greeley
Mrs. J. A. Lawrence Returns to LaSalle After Visit
Mrs. J. A. Lawrence returns to LaSalle on Tuesday following a short visit with friends in Greeley.
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J. A. Lawrence
LaSalle
Greeley
Freight handlers threaten nationwide rail tieup over discharge dispute
Denver reports a strike by freight handlers on Union Pacific Colorado and Southern amid 60 discharged men reinstatement standoff. Rio Grande affected. Nearly 200 walked out with 75 sympathizers staying out. Co B Beaumont warns of bitter fight and possible nationwide tieup if refusal to reinstate stands. Pickets to deter non union workers as leaders seek rapid unionization to cripple roads.
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Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Greeley
Rio Grande
Co. B. Beaumont
Beaumont
Whiskers or Bald Head Debate at National Press Club
A May Washington debate under Marquis of Queensbury rules pitted whiskers against bald heads. Senators and representatives argued hair versus brains with remarks from Longworth Carter and Cannon. Speaker Clark ruled after ten minutes each as Dr Wiley timed the bout.
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Washington
National Press Club
Marquis of Queensbury
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Carter
Clark
Longworth
Taylor
Moses
Tennessee Democracy
Cannon
Toe’ Cannon
Turkey
Empire
Speaker Clark
William Jennings Bryan
Ditch Work Finished in Lasalle Vicinity
LaSalle May 3 The ditch work in this vicinity is practically finished and workers have moved to grading camps on the line to Fort Collins. Reports say LaSalle will gain a direct motor line with Boulder starting May 10. Justice of the peace J M McKinney, injured in a prison chase, is hospitalized at Evans for treatment with several ribs broken and a badly wrenched back.
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LaSalle
Fort Collins
Bolder
J. M. McKinney
Denver trip for Royal Neighbors head camp convention
Mrs. W. B. Long with Mrs. Waldo Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Butler attend the Royal Neighbors head camp convention in Denver this week and plan to return tomorrow.
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Eaton
Denver
Paton
W. B. Longwith
Waldo
Hill
Butler
The
Royal Neighbors
Clean Up Day Ordered by City Council in Busy Session
Greeley city leaders authorized Mayor to set a date for a community clean up day and issue a proclamation. The session heard petitions on water rates, band concerts, ditch matters, and park improvements.
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Greeley
C. W. Beer
E. B. Coulter
Greeley Band
May Festival for Students at Normal Campus
A May festival and English field day will be celebrated at the Normal later this month. The campus event includes a May queen, May pole dances, field day exercises, old English sports, and an old time English fete day. Preparations are led by Prof. R. Ernesti.
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R. Ernesti
Missionaries to Gather in Greeley May 18
The Women s General Missionary society will meet in Greeley on May 18. A special 16 section Pullman from Pittsburg will be brought to Denver by the Rock Island and run to Greeley on the Denver L NW line departing Denver at 8 10 in the morning.
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Women's General Missionary Society
Greeley
S. K. Martin
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railroad
Pittsburg
Senate approves ten million bond issue for highways
The senate passed on third reading a concurrent resolution authorizing a $10,000,000 bond issue to fund construction and improvement of state highways. The senate also planned to finish its special order calendar and start on house bills reported by the committee on special orders.
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Senate
Ministers And Laymen Meet In Denver Congregational Conference
The annual meeting of the Denver Association of Congregational churches ends after a reception for delegates. About 100 delegates from across the state attended sessions at the first Congregational church Tuesday. Rev. Joel S. Harper of Denver urged greater religious instruction for youth and proposed dedicating public school afternoon sessions to religious and moral training.
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Denver Association of Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
Joel S. Harper
Denver
Colorado
Windsor Launches Clean Up Week Across Town
Windsor begins a week of efforts to beautify the town as the new town board orders cleaning on all streets using the grader and scraper at city expense. Citizens join in removing leaves and rubbish to improve the appearance of the town.
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Windsor
New Town Board
Sister Visit Highlights Fort Collins Lawyer’s Office
Miss Hettie Murchison of Fort Collins visited over Sunday with her sisters Mrs. D. C. Roger and Miss Laura Murchison. Miss Murchison has been in Fort Collins the last two months where she has a position in the law office of Fred W. Stow.
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Hettie Murchison
Fort Collins
D. C. Roger
Laura Murchison
Murchison
Fred W. Stow
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Hleee Clase
U. P. and
Shattuck
Island Grove Park
Old Baptist Church
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Northern Colorado Power Company
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Fair Association
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