Troubled Poudre Valley Reservoir Board Dismissal Vote
Directors of the Poudre Valley Reservoir Company held a morning meeting and passed a resolution backing the president and secretary while opposing four directors aimed at dismissal. Minority stockholders, led by S. H. Southard and C. E. Southard, will pursue the suit independently after majority action to dissolve the company. The dispute focuses on the ditch and reservoir project and the new irrigation district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voudre Valey
Comor
Reyi Ates
Laramieou
D. A. Camfeld
H. Shields
M. Shields
M. J. Fitzok
F. A. Osborn
L. C
S. H. Southard
C. E. Southard
Ling
Pew
Catnfeld town advances with graded streets and rail link
O N of Campfield reports streets graded and 106 feet wide. By week end Daniel Jobl will finish grading the new town of Catnfeld. The Union has nearly completed its pass track and accepts freight. Promoters say over 6,000 of late stock have been sold in the last three weeks.
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Campifld
Daniel Jobl
Catnfeld
Union Ifie
Taxable status of mortgages under state reversal
A state Supreme Court reversal rules that securities backing mortgages are not taxable as part of property tax. The case, Weld County versus Jesse Gale, determined taxpayers must be notified when additional bonds or securities are added to assessed values, reversing a lower court ruling and enjoining further collection of an $8,500 addition. In other news, Hutchinson and Tom Painew wed at the home of Rev. A. E. Rubber with groom from Raton, N M, and plans to reside in Greeley.
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Jesse Galeva
Wee County
Gare
Gale
Seor
Asmont
Or Court
Remew
Suror
Weld County
Eaton
Greeley
Com +mercial club
Denver Ree
Chicago
Weld
Greeley-Poudre Irrigation
Kersey Commercial Club
A Ae
THREE MURDER CASES IN DISTRICT COURT
A crowded Weld County District Court arraigns multiple defendants on varied charges. Frank Cooper pleads not guilty to rape with a $2000 bond. Earle Laird faces assault charges after a tense exchange with the judge. Kenyama the Japanese defendant pleads not guilty to attempted murder. News notes the session and ongoing proceedings.
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Frank Cooper
Canada
Florance
Cooper
Earle Laird
Johnson
Laird
Garricues
Carie
Jill
Keyes
Garrigues
Sean
Idge
Kenyama
C. S. to Adopt Block Signal System
The Colorado and Southern railroad plans to replace telegraph with a block signal system on Colorado branch lines and southward to Fort Worth and possibly Galveston at a cost near 260000. Train dispatching by telephone is tested and seen as more efficient with fewer miscommunications.
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Colorado & Southern Railroad
Nee
Colorado
George B. Harris
Fort Worth
Galveston
Santa Fe
Denver
Pueblo
Big Lake Soon Will Be In Shape
Special to the Daily Tribune Green City November 2 At the Empire reservoir Saturday was a day of rejoicing and the real beginning of the end of the work of restoration on the big lake. Two cars of pipe and one of cement arrived and were unloaded at Sublette. For five weeks material delays kept concrete men at preparatory work and excavating. Gene Mogasa has the contract for delivering the pipe. The first length weighed 6200 pounds. RB V Warner has the cement delivery contract.
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Daily Tribune
Green City
Empire Reservoir
Sublette
Gene Mogasa
RB. V. Warner
Halloween Ghost Party At High School Luncheon
Mrs Page entertained the high school faculty at a Saturday luncheon in her home honoring Laura Stiles formerly of the school now in Denver visiting Greeley. About forty teachers later gathered at Miss Luna Smiths home for a Halloween themed evening with a ghost parade, ghost stories, and a guessing contest.
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Olive Branch
Daily Tribune
Ladies
J. W. Gault
Greeley
Elizabeth Vanworder
Bertha Christopher
Freda Randolph
Ramah Bozart
Randolph
Art Lecture by Prof Ernest Showcased Phonograph Power
An Unitarian church audience heard Prof Ernest discuss art and expression as Caruso’s voice rode a Victrola. Highlights included Pagliacci and Carmen selections and a long after-lecture listening session of worldFclass records. The talk defended art as born from inner need and urged broader artist recognition beyond painters.
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Unitarian Church
Caruso
Victor
Ernest
Calve
Oun
Great Spanish Swine swindlers prey on Americans with false prison tale
The American consul-general reports a Spain wide scam where letters claim a Cuban political prisoner near death seeks help for his imprisoned daughter and a hidden fortune. The alleged inmate's riches and a lone prison priest aid smuggling letters while the court seizes his valise and cash.
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Department of State
Barcelona
Spain
United States
Cuba
Physical Inspection Projected in Greeley Schools
Colorado law prompts medical screening of public school pupils in Greeley. Teachers record sight, hearing, breathing, mental and physical status. Miss Anna Gardner leads sight hearing and breathing tests. exams are private and progress smoothly.
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Colorado
Greeley
Anna Gardner
East Side
Miss Gardner
Meeker
Wall of Livery Barn Collapses in City Center
The McConnell livery barn at Eighth street and Seventh avenue collapsed when a center wall caved in last night. No horses or rigs were harmed, and the structure will be torn down within a month to make way for a new railway. The building, owned by C. D. Toda as trustee for the terminal company, had long used one side as a wash room, with damp and alkali eroding the base. The city marshal and building inspector have been asked to condemn and vacate the site.
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McConnell
Eighth Street
Seventh Avenue
C. D. Toda
Terminal Company
E. R. Thayer
Supreme Court Upholds Bucks Contempt Ruling
The district court of appeals affirms the DC Supreme Court verdict finding AFL leaders Gompers Morrison and Mitchell guilty of contempt for placing Bucks range and store on an unfair list amid a boycott. They were sentenced to twelve, nine, and six months imprisonment respectively for defying the court order.
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Daily Tribune
Washington
District Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Range
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Mitchell
Morrison
St. Louis
Extended Honeymoon Letter Details Greeley Couple
A. L. Mumper and Ellen Ross wed in Addison Michigan and plan a honeymoon visiting Detroit Cleveland Buffalo and Washington City before returning to Greeley. Mumper is a prominent Greeley ranchman and real estate man and Ellen Ross taught in Greeley and Denver before the wedding. The couple will reside in Greeley.
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A. L. Mumper
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Washington City
Greeley
the Tribune
Mr. Mumper
Ellen Ross
Addison
Mich
Albert B. Ross
Normal
Denver
Naming of Spud Inspector Delayed
The Potato Growers association of the Greeley district and the Farmers club held a long conference to name an inspector to settle potato quality disputes between farmers and merchants. A one week consult period was requested, with final selection to be made at a joint meeting Saturday and a written agreement to follow.
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Potato Growers Association
Greeley District
Farmers Club
Bliss
Trio of Events at Nelsons Ranch
Aust November 2. A big dinner party on Sunday a fire on Monday and the arrival of a new baby girl Monday night mark a noteworthy week at Nels Nelsons ranch. The bunk house fire destroyed the building estimated at 100 dollars and all contents including a bicycle left by guest Oscar Beck and personal items of a hired man.
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Daily Tribune
Nels Nelson
Oscar Beck
Ault
Windsor High School Girls Defeat Eighth Grade In Armory Game
Windsor high school girls beat the eighth grade 20 to 14 in an armory basketball game Monday afternoon. Not open to the public, the event was observed by friends and faculty. The lineup lists Josephine McMinn center and Josephine Lloyd, Agnes Kawin guards for the high school, Verna Miles and Mary Brown guards, while eighth grade players include Myrtle Steener center Monta Beamer Nona Travis guards Ethel Zinn Phyttis Raymond.
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Feth Tal
Windsor
Windsor High School
Armory
Nneup
Josephine McMinn
Josephine Lloyd
Agnes Kawin
Verna Miles
Mary Brown
Myrtle Steener
Halloween Party for Local High School Aide and Students
High School girls Mollie Hilderman Alice Mason and Marion Brink hosted a Halloween party Friday evening at Mrs. C. D. Page’s home for fellow students. Guests arrived as ghosts and revealed Laura Stiles a former teacher from Denver among the attendees. Stiles’s visit had been kept secret for weeks as the party proceeded with playful folly.
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Mollie Hilderman
Alice Mason
Marion Brink
C. D. Page
Laura Stiles
Denver
Three Men Arraigned in Spud Picker Robbery Case
C. A. White William Walters and James Haskins were arraigned in Justice Court Monday evening for robbing and beating spud picker Jack Johnson near Eaton two weeks ago. Each was held to the district court on bonds of 750 dollars and jailed pending trial.
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C. A. White
William Walters
James Haskins
Jack Johnson
Eaton
Court of Justice
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Ernesti
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Nelson
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