Bold Robber on Trial in Highway Assault Case
The trial follows a highway robbery attempt in which Mendez was held up and shot by Rubio during a money exchange. Rubio and accomplices faced charges of robbery and attempted murder as details emerge from Brighton court proceedings with witnesses and police reports.
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Andreas
A ‘ T. Larson
al Inger
Agust Anderson
Veto
Hend
Higby
Vi Yan Gorder
C. A . Boyd
George Kerni
A. Bresnahan
Keyes
Pota
Ranch Pear
Odes
Rubio
Vieti
Bales Mendez
Rubie
Mendez
Rand
Horn
Brighton
Artines
Eaton
Mendes
Cattle Prices Soar Across Colorado Range Herds
Traders report a strong market with prices climbing from about 20 to 30 dollars for cattle and calves. Ranchers rush to sell whole herds as stockmen fearing future losses while many small operators liquidate ranges and pursue alternative operations amid rising demand.
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Colorado
East Side Annex Opens With Miss Anna Gardner In Charge
The East Side Annex school opened Monday in the former Russian church building. Miss Anna Gardner, with years in Indian schools, leads eight pupils this first day, expected to grow in coming weeks as more students enroll from the Russian community.
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East Side
Anna Gardner
Lasalle scrap ends with leg broken in beating
Vernon Jay and John Finley two LaSalle boys were arraigned on assault and battery charges after whites beat John Payton a farmer on LaSalle main street Saturday night. A jug of whisky is said to have influenced the incident and Payton was found unconscious with a broken leg.
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Vernon Jay
John Finley
LaSalle
B. Hatch
John Payton
Brock
Payton
Fathers of the
Proval Club to Debut With Six-Voice Chorus
The Commercial club music adjunct held its first practice at the city hall Monday. The group will debut at the banquet next Monday with six voices. leader is Professor Fite and a sixteen-voice chorus is planned. Members include Prof. Fitz Hatch Stoker Starkey Scott and Pier.
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Proval Club
UTS
Commercial Club
City Hall
Fite
Glee Club
Fitz
Hatch
Stoker
Starkey
Scott
Pier
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Riverside Farm
The Ladies Aid society gathered at Riverside Farm on Friday for a pleasant and profitable afternoon. Wafers and tea were served by hostess Mrs. Miller Carter.
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Ladies Aid Society
Riverside Farm
Miller Carter
Freight rates on branch lines reshape Colorado grain flow
Agent Genge of the Union Pacific reports a new tariff for eastern branch towns near Greeley. From Greeley to Texas routes, potatoes and beets ship at the same rate as from Greeley, with the UP taking 40 percent of the tariff as it passes Denver to Texas. Twenty carloads of spuds moved today to Texas, routed via Denver to Colorado and Southern and other lines. Local rates stand at 6 cents per hundred from Greeley to Gill and similar, 7 to Camfield, 9 to Briggsdale.
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Genge
Union Pacific
Greeley
Gill
Gate
Prigesdale
Oklahoma
Texas
Colordo
Southern
Denver
Colorado and Southern
G11
Cloverly and
Gale
Camfield Hun
Ant Cornish
Briggsdale
Home Electric Fighting the Northern Utilities
The last day for answers in condemnational suits by railroads including Union Pacific and Denver-Laramie nears. Home Gas & Electric, a defendant, argues it has ceased to exist and its charter is annulled, with tension over prior rights of way along the Burling ton route parallel to the Union Pacific.
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Union Pacific
Colorado & Southern
Denver-Laramie
Greeley Northern & Utility Company
Ewing
Home Gas & Electric Company
Ureeley Northern and Utility Company
Burlington
Union Depot
Light Company
Ulity Corporation
Lindner
Northern Colorado Power
Maier Hers Utility Company
I Pacific
Board selects Colorado will site of high school
The board named Colorado as the site for the high school building after a regular meeting. A teacher-formed committee will report its views on plans, including light and ventilation, with changes under consideration. The structure is to be centered on the west half of Meeker field leaving the east half for an athletic field.
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Ogee
Gavner
Starkey
Clark
Thomas
Carter
A. Wk. Clark
Meeker Field
Census Proof Sheets Reveal Colorado Agriculture Focus
The 1910 Census schedule includes notes on Colorado agriculture, stating high yields for wheat and oats on irrigated land. The new government forms aim to credit state production separately, promising a better system for agricultural interests and potential tax implications for the state.
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Colorado
United States
Cal
A Gentleman from Mississippi at the Greeley Opera House
The Tribune praises the play A Gentleman from Mississippi at the Greeley Opera House for Friday evening. It notes a strong cast and quality presentation and quotes New York Journal editorial praise urging readers to see the drama.
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the Tribune
Greeley Opera House
Mississippi
Tribune
New York Journal
Banquet Planned by Commercial Club Leaders
Commercial club directors met Monday to discuss upcoming topics for open meeting. The banquet will be held at the Camfield Monday evening next with focus on organizing a permanent associated charities. Fortnightly club will seek aid and cooperation, and talks will be assigned by the president.
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Camfield
Fortnishtly
Cattle Driver Suffers Broken Collar Bone in Fall
While driving cattle near LaSalle Monday afternoon Shelburn employed by Clayton and Murran was thrown from his horse. The horse tripped, Shelburn’s collar bone broke and he was badly bruised. The bone was reset by a surgeon at Lapalie before Shelburn was taken by car to his sister Mrs. Mattie Robinson’s home in Greeley, where the bone again displaced en route and had to be reset.
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LaSalle
San Shelburn
Clayton
Nalle
Greeley
Thirty Lunatics Sent Back to Old Country
Daniel Strom learns his Napa nephew George Stroh helped deport thirty California asylum inmates who were non citizens. The group, deemed non curable, sailed to their homeland with California covering passage costs. They were told they were bound for marriage back in their native land.
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Daniel Strom
George Stroh
Napa
Calif
Mr. Stroh
California
Buchtel Speaks on Lincoln at Windsor Conference
Ex Governor Buchtel addresses a large Windsor Methodist district conference crowd on Lincoln. He portrays Lincoln as inspired by God, rising from poverty to fame, and highlights his honesty reverence for the Constitution iron will and religious faith with illustrative stories of his life.
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Daily Tribune
Windsor
Buchtel
The
Methodist Church
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Presbyterian Brotherhood Banquet Honors Club Leaders
The First Presbyterian men's club banquet began at 6:30 in the WAS server aid society room. W. E. Keyes served as toastmaster as Rev R J Hunter J K Thompson Fred Fischer A N Strickland Professor R W Bullock and J W McCreery spoke in responses. Prof G Miller delivered the principal address. About sixty five members attended.
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Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Aid Society
W. E. Keyes
R. J. Hunter
J. K. Thompson
Fred Fischer
A. N. Strickland
R. W. Bullock
J. W. McCreery
Real Estate Hit as Dry Land Sells in Ureeley-Powdre District
J S Grable, local real estate man, sold a half section of land four miles west of the Camfield ranch in the new Ureeley-Powdre district yesterday for 25 dollars per acre. The tract has no improvements and was reported to have previously sold for ten dollars per acre a year ago.
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J. S. Grable
New Ureeley-Powdre
Camfield Ranch
Weld County Exhibit Heads to Chicago Irrigation Show
Secretary McCrery of the Commercial club agreed to ship Weld county's display to the National Irrigation congress in Chicago after a telegram from D A Camfield promised to cover part of the costs. The exhibit will depart Wednesday afternoon, travel by express to Chicago, then on to Omaha for the corn show. Other Colorado exhibitors from Longmont Fort Collins Greeley Canon City Crand Junction Palisades and more have already dispatched displays. Colorado is favored for blue ribbons in irrigation products.
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McCrery
Commercial Club
Weld County
National Irrigation Congress
Chicago
D. A. Camfield
Express
Omaha
Longmont
Fort Collins
Windsor Man Marries Fort Collins Woman in Fort Collins
Windsor reports Charles Bucc an employee at the sugar factory married Stella Swanson of Fort Collins in Fort Collins last Sunday. They will reside in Windsor.
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Windsor
Port Collins
Charles Bucc
Stella Swanson
Fort Collins
Nakayama Found Guilty of Assault with Deadly Weapon
In a district court verdict read after noon Tuesday, Y Nakayama was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and assault with intent to kill regarding a September confrontation at a grading camp near the city. The case featured testimonies by Kumusaka, Dr. Woodcock, and witnesses who spoke through interpreters.
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City
Y. Nakayama
Nakayama
English
Kumusaka
Burgett Woodcock
Greeley
Beet digging Nearing End in Kersey District
Special to the Daily Tribune Kersey Nov Beet digging is nearly finished though some beets remain to be hauled to the dump. Many beets are stored awaiting shipment to the Sterling factory. Sheep feeding is down with few if any farmers fattening for market this year. H B Richey is the main feeder with a carload arriving last week.
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Kersey
Daily Tribune
Sterling
J. L. Ewing
Igoe
H. B. Richey
No Soft Drinks Baned for Eaton Pool Rooms
Eaton November 9 The town board at Waton bars soft drinks for sale in pool rooms. The panel granted EB A Shefield a pool room license only if no soft drinks are sold. R Murray seeking a license for a disorderly house was denied. Street graveling contract awarded to N K. Blaston.
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Daily Tribune
Eaton
Waton
EB. A
Sheffield
R. & Murray
N. K
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