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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
4
Masked Truth Exposed as Stephens and Burger Back Direct Primary
In a Senate vote on a conference committee appointment, Senators Stephens and Burger aligned with party insiders against reform. The move reveals their platform hypocrisy on direct primary and marks them as failing to stand with the people on election reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Burger
Stephens
Senate
Fitzgerald
Adams
Snyder and Teller Disagree Over Sale of Vote Allegation
The Tribune story accusing Representative Harrison Tellier of selling his vote to repeal the local option law for whiskey favors and Normal school support is denied. Doctor Snyder and supporters call the tale a frameup and defend Snyder while discrediting Teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Harrison Tellier
Doctor Snyder
State Normal School
Normal School
Weld County
Windsor
Snyder
Harrison Teller
Teller to Explain Treachery to Law and Order Cause
The passage notes that porters face treachery to the cause of law and order and that Mr. Teller must explain again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porters
Mr. Teller
Public debate over County Assessor Fischer’s actions
The Greeley Republican attacks the Tribune for questioning Assessor Fischer while he seeks re election. The Tribune defends journalistic scrutiny of public officials and urges Fischer to respond directly rather than through the Official Denier. It asserts no apology is due and places responsibility on Fischer to engage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Republican
Fischer
The
Tribune
Denier
Colorado Bribery Scandal Tangles State Senate
State Senator Gove of Denver admits taking five hundred dollars from the State Bankers Association to draft a bill he presented as a Shafroth era bank guarantee measure. The draft allegedly offered no real protection for funds and aimed to mislead the public while enriching the bankers and enriching the senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Gove
Denver Democratic
State Bankers’ Association
Shafroth
Why Secretary Pearce Deserves A Re-Election
A historical feature praising Secretary of State James B. Pearce for reforming the office in Denver. It notes his methodical, honest approach, efforts to clean house, and the uncovering and collection of owed flat tax from corporations, yielding substantial gains without extra cost to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Pearce
Denver
District Court
Pearce
Treasury
Tax official urged for re election based on record gains
The candidate claims $91 906 46 in corporation taxes collected over predecessor and $152 482 95 more clean cash for the state. He cites suits against 131 corporations for flat tax refusal and a list of over 20 000 names suspected of tax avoidance. He touts cost free law compilation and consolidated books, and predicts triple output if re elected.
Safeguards for a National Tariff Commission
The piece argues for a national tariff commission free of party bias with seasoned, independent members. It contends appointments should resemble Supreme Court independence to prevent industry influence. If realized, tariffs would protect only needed manufacturing and tax revenue would cover government expenses, prioritizing luxuries of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tariff Commission
United States Supreme Court
Denver Senate betrayal fuels push for initiative
The writer condemns Democratic members in Denver as outwitted by Adams and Irby led traitors. They allege three party demands were discarded last Saturday and the direct primary remains stalled, promising retaliation after initiative and referendum adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Denver
Adams
Irby
Captain Bogardus Again Hits the Bull's Eye
Ad features world renowned rifle marksman Captain Bogardus who claims kidney relief after using Foley Kidney Pills. He cites long kidney pain, backaches, and morning headaches improving after three bottles. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogardus
Lincoln
Political Progressivist Objection to Initiative and Referendum
A letter to the Greeley Tribune criticizes newspapers including the Denver Times for opposing initiative and referendum. It contrasts editorials with remarks by Senator Bourne and cites the measure as expanding direct democracy and limiting legislative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Greeley Republican
Denver ‘Times
Times
Patterson
Guggenheim
Hughes
Speer
Denver
Senator Guggenheim
National House
John W. Springer
Oregon
U. S. Senate
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Bourneays
Allandidates
Carpenter
Harry Teller
Legislative Assembly
Aupreme
Secretary of State
Colorado
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Eno
May Bee
Morey Mercantile CO
Denver, Colorado
of the
West
Lewis and Clark
Missouri River
Pacific Ocean
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
UD Pacific
Ahaingem Mercantile Company
Ata Nee St Oenenr, Cote
Fred Mueller
Atalou
Fendy
Ray Hardesty
N. D. Bartholomew
Edith Beardsley
Jack Campbell
Fairy
Ault
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