Eaton Negro Gets Off Easy In Local Docket
The article details a light ten day sentence for Lawrence in a shooting case and presents other court actions. Miller, linked to the Burke daughter, is released amid lack of witness testimony. Delinquency proceedings target two children and two older women, with potential reform school and penitentiary outcomes. Jail crowding and a new jail proposal close the piece.
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Eaton
Miller
Mary Ross
Mary Burke
Lawrence
Calvin Phillips
Burke
Mahood
Nebraska
Dr. Little
Platteville
Colorado and Southern Plans Cheyenne Extension
The Colorado and Southern Railway moves to extend from Wellington to Cheyenne, a roughly 35 mile, 1 million dollar project. Surveys are done and right of way talks are under way, linking to the Cheyenne to Orin Junction line. The aim is a depots independent from Union Pacific in Greeley.
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Colorado & Southern
Cheyenne
Wellington
Orin Junction
Union Pacific
Greeley
Canadian
Southern
Knowles Zinn Windsor couple wed at Presbyterian manse
Kilmer L. Zinn and Miss Mary E. Knowles, both of Windsor, were married at the Presbyterian manse on November 22 by Rev. R. J. Hunter. Zinn is assistant postmaster at Windsor. The couple were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Adamson of Windsor.
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Kilmer L. Zinn
Mary E. Knowles
Windsor
R. J. Hunter
First Presbyterian Church
Zinn
W. M. Adamson O'Indsor
Denver Times Forecasted Colorado Vote Within Narrow Margin
The Denver Times correctly predicted statewide results for Bryan and Taft within tight margins a week before the election. County forecasts matched official counts closely with small differences in El Paso Weld Teller Pueblo Otero Las Animas Baca Custer Gilpin Kiowa and others showing strong accuracy.
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Colorado
Denver Times
The
Times
Bryan
Denver
the Times
Taft
el Paso
Weld
Teller County
Pueblo County
Otero County
Times Fore
Las Animas
Baca
Custer County
Gilpin County
Kiowa County
Marsh Sues Wilson for 85000 Damages Over Wire Fencing Incident
B L Marsh files a circuit court suit against Elizabeth Mumper Wilson seeking 85000 in damages for malicious prosecution and defamation following a 12 moving dispute. Marsh moved a shack for Wilson, three reels of wire were removed to aid the move, he was arrested for stealing the wire and later acquitted. Attorneys Churchill represents Marsh while Jacobs and Carpenter defend Wilson.
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B. L. Marsh
Elizabeth Mumper Wilson
Marsh
Wilson
Churchill
Last Home Game Prep Holds Field Ready for Kickoff
Preparations are complete for the final game of the season as Meeker field is cleared of snow and expected in excellent condition by 2 PM tomorrow. Greeley High lines up Benson left end Doke left tackle Morrison left guard Fagan center Sato right guard Geiger right tackle Brush right end Atkinson quarterback Buchanan left half Cooper right half Hall fullback.
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Meeker
Morgan
Greeley High
Benson
Doke
Morrison
Fagan
Sato
Geiger
Brush
Righ
Atkinson
Buchanan
Cooper
Hall
New Industries Seek Club backing for ventures
The Commercial club heard two proposals to endorse new ideas. C. D. Page promotes a portable steel house venture seeking a $6,000 stock company to base in Greeley with diverse designs and mobile camps. A glove factory to ship canvas gloves would hire about ten to several women and rent a suitable building.
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Commercial Club
C. D. Page
Greeley
Stolen Edwards Jewelry Recovered by Sheriff in Denver
Sheriff Florance returned from Denver with a quantity of jewelry stolen from W. H. Edwards. A pair of gold cuff buttons a collar pin and a gold ring valued at about 25 dollars were found in a Denver pawn shop. Police identify the likely thief and Edwards hopes to locate him today or soon return him to the area.
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Florance
Denver
W. H. Edwards
Edwards
Samples
Thief Likely Wearing Hadwards Clothes in Teapot Case
Handwriting evidence has been secured and resembles the letter from the thief describing the teapot. A pawnbroker’s description matches the suspected man, who will likely be found wearing Mr. Hadwards clothes.
Japanese Farming Company Forms in Colorado
The Japanese farming company gains incorporation with $50,000 capital. Denver businessmen R Suzuki and George T Nitsuishi join A J Fowler of Doud Fowler to form the venture. They lease land near Fort Lupton to launch a fruit and vegetable farm and stock trading venture, marking Colorado first for such an experiment.
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Colorado
Denver
R. Suzuki
George T. Nitsuishi
A. J. Fowler
Doud & Fowler
Fort Lupton
Larger Sugar Beet Crop Boosts Colorado Output
Colorado's 1599000 ton sugar beet crop this year marks a record high. Estimates come from the agricultural college experts and the Washington based department of agriculture reports. Plans for two additional factories in the northeast are complete, though construction waits on tariff legislation.
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Colorado
Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Shotgun hunt targets stray dogs in Greeley
The mayor commissioned two men this morning to seek stray dogs armed with shotguns loaded with buckshot. The move implies a likely reduction in the dog population in the next days. A city ordinance imposes fines from five to twenty five dollars for owners who let dogs run at large. Last June twenty six people were fined five dollars each under the ordinance.
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Greeley
Rabies in Dogs Explained With Forms and Prevention
Rabies has furious and dumb forms with a typical progression from melancholic to paralytic stages. The text notes symptoms such as anxiety, loss of appetite, irritability, howling bark, inability to swallow, drooling, jaw paralysis, and eventual death within days. It emphasizes muzzle use to prevent spread and cites historic muzzle law effects in London, Germany, Holland, Sweden, France, and Belgium. Issued for public information by authority of Frank Green, Mayor of Greeley.
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London
Germany
Holland
Sweden
France
Belgium
Frank Green
Greeley
Northern Colorado power lines to irrigate 200000 acres
The Northern Colorado Power Company plans a $500000 transmission project from Windsor to Greeley and Fort Collins to pump water for irrigation of about 200000 acres. Windsor will host 2300 volt lines with thirty eight miles more lines, a Windsor substation, and electricity to drive new industries including mills and a sugar factory.
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Greeley
Windsor
Fort Collins
Northern Colorado Power Company
W. J. Barker
The
Electric Company
Louisville
East Side Residents Seek Aldermen and Ward
East of the railroad tracks residents plan a Friday meeting at East Ward school to form a group demanding a ward east of the tracks and two city council seats. They claim 400 homes pay a quarter of city taxes yet see little benefit from two years of street improvements. A petition will seek redistricting and fair recognition, with improvements tied to local assessments.
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East Ward
East Side
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