Unexpected Visit by Senator Teller Shocks Weld County
Senator Henry M. Teller, aged 78, made an unannounced stop in Greeley after speaking in Windsor. He denied pushing silver policies in this campaign, but discussed sugar beet industry and future succession plans. He emphasized a primary election for selecting U S senators and praised Colorado citizens’ regard for him.
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Henry M. Teller
Rand
Greeley
Windsor
Denver
E. D. Sanborn
Weld County
Tribuner
Betnet Jesus of Euvergoods & Meaceesnc
Taft
Philippine Islands
Teller
United States
Joseph
Tribune
Czar Reed
Danville
Arthur
Republican Assembly
Colorado
Forming a Young People Unity Club at Unitarian Church
About 40 youths met in the Unitarian church parlor Friday evening to organize a Young People Unity Club. A temporary 26 member group was formed with Earl Beardsley as president and Neena Hanna as secretary treasurer, aiming to foster camaraderie and independent thinking in harmony with Unity church ideals.
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Unitarian Church
Kerr
Unity Church
Cmredeship
H. D. Potter
Isie DeVine
J. D. Pe
Sample Ballots Circulating Ahead of Supreme Court Ruling
Early copies of sample ballots are circulating among political parties though not official yet. The county clerk has not completed the sample, pending today’s Supreme Court decision on two contested issues including the Tizeng and Anti-Guggenheim tickets.
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Erk
Supreme Court
Tribune Elections Live Bulletins By Long Distance
The Tribune offers up to the minute election results by long distance telephone with bulletins across the United States and Colorado counties read in the Tribune office. Through Colorado Telephone and Bell system connections three million telephones in thirty five states and forty million people receive the results as they come in.
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the Tribune
United States
Colorado
Bill
Colorado Telephone Company
Bell Company
Jamaica Ginger Causes Youths First Offense Lecture
A local boy slept in Sunday night and was lectures by Marshal Williams for a first offense linked to Jamaica ginger. The officer scolded him for the company he kept and urged his parents to make home inviting to keep youths from bad influences. He was lenient due to the first offense but warned of stricter punishment if repeated.
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Marshal Williams
Greeley
Make Ballot Sure By Reading This
A voter guidance item explains the correct way to cast split tickets. It warns that marking a cross beside a candidate on a rival party ticket requires scratching out a legislator slate name on the voter’s own ticket or the vote will not count. It stresses careful ballot marking on election day.
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Petrie
George M. Houston
Harrison Teller
BE. K. Packard
Mr. Houston
Potatoes Suffer Frost Damage Hit Local Market
Commission men largely refuse to buy spuds after a severe storm. Frost-bitten potatoes must be sorted in warehouses before shipping as farmers sort at home and use warehouses for storage. Ongoing damp soil and cold hinder exposure, prices have risen and further damage is likely.
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Commission
Eastern capitalist John W. Boyle visits Greeley on business
John W. Boyle of New York, a eastern capitalist with extensive local interests, was in Greeley on Monday for business. His visit is seen as potentially leading to closer industrial activity in the area.
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John W. Boyle
New York
Greeley
Mr. Boyle
Loveland Defeats Greeley 10 to 5 in Ragged Clash
Loveland beat Greeley High 10 to 5 in a rough Northern State league game. Loveland scored on a disputed early touchdown and another late, while Greeley managed a first-half score through end runs by Atkinson and Baleh. Referee was Johnson of Loveland. umpire Wilson of Greeley.
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Loveland
Greeley High
Greeley
Atkinson
Baleh
Hall
Cooper
Johnson
Wilson
Brush
Sato
Fagan
Adams
Doke
Hooley
Balch
Paton
Eaton Hist
Avoirdupois
Eaton
Finch
Princeton
Book Store Sold In Greeley Acquisition
D. H. Williams & Co purchased the Home Book store stock on the hill and leased the building for three years. Williams arrived from Coal Creek seeking a new location and plans to move his family to Greeley. A. P. Baston of Rock Vale, tied to East Side Grocery, also has an interest in the bookstore with Williams.
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D. H. Williams & Co
Williams
Coal Creek
Greeley
A. P. Baston
Rock Vale
East Side
Cattle Damages Sought After Neighbor Field Incident
In Platteville a damage suit by Mrs. Mattie Stanton and her sons in law R. L. Ashton and J. A. Barris against W. C. Wasley asserts cattle damaged their land. The complaint claims 1698 dollars in damages following a cattle intrusion similar to prior Meeker Oster cases.
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Vield
Platteville
Mattie Stanton
R. L. Ashton
J. A. Barris
W. C. Wasley
Republican Rally Highlights Swedish Support at Opera House
At the Saturday event under the Swedish Republican club, Ex Governor McDonald spoke briefly praising Swedish citizens and urging support for a Republican majority in Colorado. Candidate George A. Carlson criticized opponents while stressing sugar policy, Taft's tariff stance, and labor laws. Reverend Brandelle entertained, delivering sharp satire of Democrats, and Swedes were urged to vote straight Republican tickets.
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Opera House
McDonald
Colorado
George A. Carlson
Fort Collins
George Statler
George
Clayton
Carpentar
Taft
Philippines
Bryan
Hughes
United States Senate
Orman
Brandelle
Denver
South
Union
Bantiago Anda
Manila Bay
Admiral Dewey
Notable musical evening features Carlson and Ness solos
The piece notes a desert setting and critiques of the Democrats. It highlights two vocal solos by Miss Carlson of Denver in the national tongue and a flute solo by Prof. M. B. Ness, received with appreciation.
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Miss Carlson
Denver
M. 8. Ness
Big Spuds Arrive for Largest Potato Prize
The Camfield received several large potatoes in response to J Hall’s $10 award for the largest potato in the Greeley district. Weighing around five pounds, William R Bliss reports a Pearl likely at the limit, from Jasper Riges farm. Pearls from O G O’Farrell and Rural New Yorkers from August Peterson are also noted.
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Camifield
Hall
Greeley
Wm. R. Bliss
Jasper Riges Place
O. G. O'Farrell
August Peterson
Grand Secretary Returns From Convention
Dr. J. M. Norman secretary of the Grand Lodge I O O F came home to Denver Sunday after helping finish the official reports with the delegates. He now wears a gold diamond studded badge from the Grand Lodge valued at 300 dollars, an eight pointed star pendant with diamonds, and a ribbon chain. The back bears an inscription honoring 25 years of service.
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J. M. Norman
Grand Lodge
Denver
Norman
Clayton Speaks to Club Women on Primary Law
Senator Clayton addressed Denver’s combined Women’s clubs urging support for a primary election law. He argued pledges from candidates before nomination bind aspirants and cited a Greeley meeting with 700 attendees versus 100 at a political gathering, noting several local legislators pledged support.
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Denver
Clayton
Capitor
Greeley
Birthday Dinner for Mr. Dauth Held at Home
Mrs. George Dauth hosted a Friday evening dinner for her husband celebrating his birthday. Twelve guests attended, with a fine course menu and lively talk about Grand Lodge sessions and politics. A straw vote suggested a Democratic victory, per a staunch Democratic brother. Attendees included H. C. Casner J. C. Wylie H. B. English Co. GC. Townsend H. F. Hurlbut D. C. Muth E. & McKinney Dr. J. G. Hughes Dr. W. Wood Ernest Dauth of Denver and Mr. Yates of Boulder.
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George Dauth
Mr. Dauth
Grand Lodge
Messrs
H. C. Casner
J. C. Wylie
H. B. English
Halloween Party at Neill Home Delights Twenty Seven Girls
Miss Mildred Neill and Florence Shattuck hosted a Halloween party Saturday afternoon for twenty seven girls. The Neill home featured pumpkin, apple and autumn leaf decorations with games and fancy pumpkin head candy favors. Refreshments included ice cream and cake for all attendees.
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Mildred Neill
Prohibition Ticket Disputed in Weld County Resolutions Censure Officials
The Evans faction of the Prohibition party censures Weld county leaders for neglect and lack of a ticket. G G Phillip H Candlin and J M Cameron protested the ticket eight years without an official ballot. party endorses nearby nominees and urges support for temperance aims.
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Evans
Prohibition Party
Greeley
Weld County
John K. Mallonee
A. W. Coffman
Geo. B. Munns
Prohibition
G. G. Phillip
H. Candlin
J. M. Cameron
H. @andlin
Prohibitionists
Mr. Cameron
Albert J. Luther
Samuel S. Poe
John J. Downey
Robert Wright
Lafayette Ryan
Thomas A. Lewis
Thomas G. Macy
Pliny W. Allen
Geo. M. Houston
Adolphus R. Morrison
William L. Clayton
Tribune Praised for Prompt Grand Lodge Records
Grand Secretary Norman of the I C C F commends the Tribune Printing company for publishing full records of Grand Lodge sessions. The 200 page book form was ready for distribution within hours after adjournment, praised for completeness and accuracy.
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Tribune Printing Company
Norman
Tribune
Grand Lodge
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Denver Clergyman
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