Local and State Election Ballot Names Listed
A list of candidates across offices includes John F. Shafroth for Congressman at Large, J M Sampliner for State Treasurer, Daniel B Carey for Attorney General, Mrs Helen L Grenfell for Superintendent, D M Richards and Frederick Schermerhorn for Regents, Clay B Whitford for Congressman First District, James Stanton and Amos Ackroyd for Representatives, Edward A Thompson for Judge, A J Elliott for Sheriff, E J Decker for Treasurer, W R Adams for Clerk, Fred L Weller for Assessor, C J O Connor for Coroner, J E Snook for Superintendent of Schools, S A Bradfield for Commissioner District 1, and L C Vanderlip for Commissioner District 3.
Think for Yourselves Vote Wisely in Local Races
A Tribune reader argues against straight tickets urging voters to investigate and consider each candidate. The piece condemns apathy and urges choosing the best person for office even across party lines, warning against automatic Republican or Democrat voting and endorsing thoughtful scrutiny.
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The
Tribune
Churchill
Kentucky
The Tribune Endorses Democrats Over Opposition
The Tribune asserts it will publish only truthful campaign content and endorses the Democratic ticket, arguing its duty is to expose opposition flaws while trusting voters to decide. It states the paper will accept any local government chosen by the majority.
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the Tribune
Merchants Fight Trading Stamp Scheme Won't Benefit Town
Town merchants urge a united stand against trading stamps arguing they extract five to ten percent of earnings without increasing business. They recall past abuses in Greeley and cite Denver legal battles as a warning, urging retailers to refuse entry before stamps flood every store.
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Greeley
Denver
Lewis & Son and
Hurlbut
Supreme Court
Republicans Seek Cash for Peabody Re election
The Republican campaign committee pleads for financial support from conservatives and property owners to fund Governor Peabody’s November re election. Letters from the state central committee signed by treasurer Phillip B Stewart urge broad contributions, signaling desperate party finances in Colorado.
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Republican Campaign Committee
Peabody
Republican Campaign
Republican State Central Committee
Phillip B. Stewart
Peabody Campaign Admits High Cost of Election
The letter reveals party leaders admit Peabody cannot be elected honestly and warn the campaign will be expensive. The piece notes Peabody’s long spending as governor and urges readers to register and vote on November 8 to defeat him.
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Peabody
Only Argument for Churchill as State Senator Candidate
The piece argues Churchill, a Republican hopeful for state senate, supports electing a Republican U S senator. It labels him distrusted at home, notes he once left the ticket, and accuses him of plagiarizing Thurston's McKinley tribute. It questions the sincerity of his backers and hints at rewards for political support.
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Churchill
United States
Nuff
Thurston
McKinley
United States Senate
Four of a Kind in Weld County Politics
Opinion asks if under Colorado law an accessory is equally guilty as the principal and whether Treasurer Statler Judge Southard and Assessor Wylie Chairman Churchill share responsibility for the condition in Weld County. It calls for responsible Republicans to weigh pros and cons and address voting choices.
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Colorado
Statler
Southard
Wylie
Churchill
Copartners
Weld County
Peabody Misadministration Costs Weld County Taxes
The corruption scandal linked to Peabody and the mine owners demands tax payments to cover nearly 1,000,000 in losses. Weld County bears a 42,000 share, funds that could instead build a court house or a school in every precinct. Farmers weigh two more years of Peabodyism against further debt.
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Peabody
Colorado
Weld County
Six Years in Office Stir Reelection Debate for Sheriff Elliott
Opponents argue six years in office justify change while supporters cite honesty and efficiency. They claim the sheriff’s office has been non partisan and warn against political manipulation if a new sheriff is chosen and deputies are controlled by party leaders.
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Elliott
Taxpayer
Churchill
Republicans Debate Weld County Chairmanship Impasse
The question to Republicans centers on seizing the Weld County Republican chairmanship and is described as petty larceny if attempted. After counts, the true stance may become clearer and the outcome more plain.
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Republican Organization
Weld County
Cause of Lockjaw and its prevention by Pain Balm
Lockjaw or tetanus is caused by a germ in street dirt that enters through wounds and thrives when air is excluded. Applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm promptly after injury can destroy the germ, prevent lockjaw, and speed healing to about one third the usual time. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
City Council Approves Ads and Water Trade Proposals
The Greeley council appropriated 150 dollars for a city write up and water sale talks. Denver producer offered to sell 18 inches of water. title inquiries ordered. A land swap near Eighth Street was referred to the street committee. Sewer inspection and cleaning notices issued as typhoid concerns rise. A damage claim by Charles Stone over a wagon mishap was tabled after finding a gopher caused the ground subsidence.
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Greeley
West
W. R. Dedrich
Denver
Poor
Mitchell Lakes
Watson
George Houston
Eighth Street
A. B. Copeland
Charles Stone
LaSalle
Fifteenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Pac ing horse dispute postpones Fort Collins race
A. L. Camp Jr returns from Fort Collins where horse entry rules halted his pac ing horse Due Hal. He doubts the Halina Morgan versus Helen Gould 2-year-old race will occur as Helen is lame and no side bets existed. The association offers a $250 purse for a 2-year-old class, while Collins backers seem reluctant to race.
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A. L. Camp, Jr
Fort Collins
Hal
Mr. Camp
Halina Morgan
Greeley
Helen Gould
Helen
Denver
Collins
Mr. Morgan
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Wide Approval
No one acquainted with its good qualities is surprised by the popularity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It cures colds grips and croup and prevents pneumonia. It is safe for babies and adults contains no opium and is pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Cole's Original Hot Blast Free Admission Offer
A promotional note offers free admission to Cole's Original Hot Blast on October 15 at 4 p.m. Tickets are free to listeners over 18, with Pier Brothers handling the offer. The message advertises a $19.50 prize in connection with the event.
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Cole
Pier Brothers
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the Greeley Tribune
N. GO. Meeker
the Greeley Tribune Publishing CO
H. Wolfe
Greeley, Colo
Daily Tribune
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
John F. Shafroth
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Elias,m. Awmons
Douglas
Horace W. Havens
Lake
Frank E Wheeler
J. M. Sampliner
Mesa
Daniel B. Carey
Helen L. Grenfell
Regents State University
D. M. Richards and
Frederick Schermerhorn
Clay B. Whitford
W. L. Clayton
James Stanton
Amos Ackroyd
Edward A. Thompson
Sherif, A. J. Elliott
E. J. Decker
W. R. Adams
Fred L. Weller
C. J. O'Connor
J. E. Snook
S. A. Bradfield
L. C. Vanderlip
Justice of the Peace
H. T. West
Constable
Will A Hopkins
William Foote
Clayton Lumber Co
Round Oak
P. D. Beckwith
Fred E. Lee
Dowaginc, Mich
D.R. McArthur & CO
Chicago
Union Pacific
D. H. Hoops
Warren McCord
Seventeenth St
Denver, Colo
St. Louis
Llamis Gentral
Diamond Specia
A. m
Pullman
James Culton
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