Japanese suspect in murder case arraigned in Justice Court
The Japanese man, recently returned from New York and now in the county jail, waived counsel and pleaded not guilty to the July 10 murder. He is remanded without bail as a preliminary hearing looms. friends have noted his altered demeanor and talk of hiring a lawyer. The case, among the state’s most inter esting in years, follows his return from Japan after a previous Chicago rally connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anl
New York
Japan
Chicago
Colorado
Sapero
Europe
State Board of Medical Examiners
Greeley End
Atteville Pickle Day Big Success
Atteville held its annual Pickle Day with a full program starting at 10 am Saturday. A large crowd enjoyed a dinner, duck shoot, racing, dancing, and band music as Pickle Day gained statewide attention and popular acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atteville
Pickle
Neville
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Local Listings
The notice lists numerous transfers including Calvin Boyer to Mary J. Heigh in section 8 7 60 and purping plant, Baker to Alta, Crist and C. Whitaker to J. O'Donnell et al. Lot 15 14 Kuner, and other parcels in Greeley Windsor Kawilla and Barnesville. Also mentions Irene Richards visiting Miss Elizabeth Banta in Denver and a free consultation at Mfield hotel with Dr. K Pero for eye ear nose throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Reeehe
EAL
Calvin Boyer
Mary J. Heighhe
BE. Baker
Alta
Crist
EB. C. Whitaker
Ek J. O'Donnell
Kuner
Hale Collins
Charles B&b
Barnesville
Charles EB. Barnes
Kawilla
Gideon Delivers Alps Lecture At Ashland Chautauqua
Prof A Gideon of the State Teachers College spoke on Winter Life in the Alps at Ashland Oregon chautauqua. He joined relatives in the city and his foreign lectures reflect eight years of European travel and study. A large audience reportedly enjoyed the lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ore
A. Gideon
State Teachers’ College
Alps
Gideon
Europe
Suffrage Rules for Foreigners in Weld County
Weld County readers learn federal and state naturalization rules affecting voting. Regulations cover final naturalization certificates, spousal naturalization effects, declarations after 1906, and deadlines to secure citizenship including re declaring intentions before 1913. Eligible voters include native born Americans and those whose spouses or parents complete naturalization under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Colorado
Weld
United States
Miners Parade Through Lafayette for Labor Day
Fully 2 000 men, women and children joined in a Labor Day parade in Lafayette. Miners from Marshal and Superior marched to Louisville and linked with the Lafayette delegation. A band led the lines as crowds cheered along the main streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Marshal
Superior
Louisville
Dinner honor for Mr and Mrs Guy Stockton visit to town
Mr and Mrs B Ll Kittle entertained Thursday evening for Mr and Mrs Guy Stockton of Eugene Ore who are visiting. A fine dinner followed by a pleasant evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs A D Pier and Mr and Mrs Vernon McKelvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Ll. Kittle
Guy Stockton
Eugene, Ore
A. D. Pier
Vernon McKelvey
Tomato Day at Lupton Arowdy Rural Fest With Fights and Races
Reporter Mac describes Tomato Day in Fort Lupton with a two mile bicycle ride, ball game dispute, greased pole prize, footraces, motorcycle race, and a brawl between Fort Logan players leading to an arrest. The crowd endures dust and heat and returns to Greeley by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iito
Tracyville
Fort Lupton
The
Tribune
Lupton
Denver-Laramie
James Lee
Greeley
Fort Logan
Harold Hoskins
Ernest Standin
Denver
Peters
Prof. Reid
Platteville
Walter Byron
Otis Cheeley
Christina Gregory
Leah Cheeley
Nate Stover
Charles Bruce
Bruce
Dr. Monismith
Union Pacific
Through Tourist Car Service For Colonist Movement
The Denver and Rio Grande with partners on the east and west will run at least 69 tourist cars weekly, totaling 276 cars over four weeks, from Chicago to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. A large overflow is expected in the first and last five days. The service will showcase Rocky Mountain scenery on the Weaver Rio Grande route, following last spring’s 20,058 passengers with expectations of a much larger fall movement.
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Pacific Coast
Denver & Rio Grande
Burlington
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
San Pedro
Oregon
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Weaver & Rio Grande
Rocky Mountain
Fishermen Return From Hill's Gulch Trip
A party from Greeley headed home early this week after spending several days at Hill's Gulch. Members included S. B. Wright J. C. Mosher H. D. Parker L. Wilder Mr. Miller Jack Mosher Bruce Parker and Mr. Morrison of Texas.
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Greeley
Hill’s Gulch
S. B. Wright
J. C. Mosher
H. D. Parker
L. Wilder
Mr. Miller
Jack Mosher
Bruce Parker
Mr. Morrison
Texas
Bride and Professor Wood Return to Greeley Home
Prof Wood and his bride returned to Greeley after a summer in the east. They married in June in Illinois and arrived in Greeley this week. They plan to live on Fourth Street. Prof Wood is a member of the Greeley high school's faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Greeley
Prof. Wood
Illinois
Fourth Street
Greeley High School
Greeley Set To Host Denver ENT Dr Sa Pero
Eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr Sa Pero from Denver visits Greeley at the Camfield hotel on September 7 8 and 9 with free consultations and examinations offered to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapero
Denver
Greeley
Camfield Hotel
Notes of the Day at St John’s store event
A large crowd estimated around 1,600 attended the St John’s store gathering with moving pictures well patronized. Notable attendees included Lord Ogilvy and Sam McAfee in a peaceful mood while Bob Winbourn from Greeley assisted with lunch. E. H. McClenahan had a minor auto collision with little damage. Bill Patterson and three others received the first lunch boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McAfee
St. John’s
Bob” Winbourn
Greeley
Lord Ogilvy
Erie Biscuit
Greeley Spud
Nighttime Detour Sends Four Greeley Men to Laramie
George Powers Tim Brown and Tom Madden of Greeley and R Mimmack of Eaton drove to Cheyenne to see the Greeley Spuds play the Cheyenne Indians then lost their way after dark. They wandered the plains until sunrise locating themselves in Laramie before heading home.
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Greeley
Cheyenne
Tieslves
Laramie City
George Powers
Tim Brown
Tom Madden
R. Mimmack
Eaton
Laramie
Child Burned by Overturned Stew Kettle
Four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Johnson sustains burns to arms chest and legs when a kettle of hot water toppled onto her as she played near the stove. Doctors say burns are painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
John A. Johnson
Noted Windsor Woman Sallie Harris Dead at 79
Mrs Sallie Ann Harris wife of Robert Harris longtime Windsor settler died aged 79 She and her husband ran the Hotel De Harris in Windsor for 25 years attracting hunters and fishermen from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Sallie Ann Harris
Robert Harris
Hotel de Harris
State
Mrs. E R Kelly Visits Daughter in La Junta
Mrs. E R Kelly left Friday afternoon for La Junta to visit her daughter Mrs. C A Bernard. Mr and Mrs Bernard have a daughter who arrived this week. Mrs Bernard will be remembered as Miss Lillian Kelly.
Jack Ogden of Kersey Dies at 46
Jack Ogden of Kersey died at his home from Brights disease aggravated by brain lead poisoning. Found unconscious a week earlier, he remained in a coma for ten hours. A 46 year old with a son Harry in Greeley, he had lived in Kersey nine years and owned a pool room.
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Jack Ogden
Kersey
Brights
Mr. Ogden
Harry
Greeley
Greeley Schools Open With Smooth Start After Summer Break
Greeley public and high schools resumed Tuesday with most teachers back from vacation. Miss Carena Lee and Miss Van Pelt are absent. Miss Lee remains in London due to labor troubles. Attendance is higher than last year, repairs and improvements have been made, and new facilities include floor upgrades, sewer connections, and bubbler fountains in the high school.
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Greeley
Normal
Carena Lee
van Pelt
Lee
Europe
London
Gussie E. Brown
Gipson School
Nietzel
Jesse Page
East Side
Meeker
East Ward
Local travelers visit Loveland corn roast on return trip
John Elliott and companions including Mrs. Jerry Elliott Mrs. C BE Mrs. W L Miller and Miss Mollie Offerle journeyed by auto to the Thompson canyon on Thursday and paused briefly at the Loveland corn roast during their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Elliott
Jerry Elliott
C. BE. Short
W. L. Miller
Mollie Offerle
Thompson Canon
Loveland
Albert Tuck to Visit Family Two Weeks Homecoming
Albert Tuck will arrive home for a two week visit with his mother Mrs. Fannie Tuck at the end of the week. He has been attending Northwestern University this past year and will return to resume his studies at the start of the fall term.
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Albert Tuck
Fannie Tuck
Weden Leaves Greeley for Wadena Farm Duties
H. F. Weden, a long time resident, has gone to Wadena Minnesota to oversee his farm. While in Greeley he worked for Owens Transfer company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Weden
Wadena
Minn
Greeley
Owens Transfer Company
Miss Edith Kirtz Visiting Neill Home For Vacation
Miss Edith Kirtz, formerly living with her aunt Mrs. J. E. Neill, is visiting at the Neill residence. She has trained as a nurse in the east and is in town for a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Kirtz
J. E. Neill
Miss Kirtz
Mrs. Neill
Mrs J M Moore Returns to Greeley From Moffat Road Cottage
Mrs J M Moore came back to Greeley Thursday night after spending the summer at her cottage along the Moffat road over the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Moore
Greeley
Moffat Road
Hall's Catarrh Cure Fraud Warning Reward Ad
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cures failed by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo. Claims direct action on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials and price details provided. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Fatal Front Seat Accident Kills Man in Fort Lupton
Frank Dollersaul was killed when a frightened horse kicked him in the abdomen after the rig bumped into the animal on a grade one mile north of Fort Lupton. Will Rowland was cut on the knee and arm. the pair rode with two friends. Rowland hopes to resume duties soon at the Fort Lupton creamery cann ing department.
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Big
Fort Lupton
Frank Dollersaul
Will Rowland
Dollersaul
Rowland
Dollerseul
Danforth Wal lace Perrin In Denver Visit
Gordon Danforth George Wallace and John Perrin spent Monday in Denver for unspecified business or social engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Danforth
George Wallace
John Perrin
Denver
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Wurato
Onger
Justice Court
Dappergfable
Interoc Poor
Cowd
C. Puller
Christ Erlich
Lot
Kern
Kenrylyn Irri. Land Co
John
SE Sa
Heighton
J. Calvin
West Thayer
Macian H. Harrison T. Clayton F. Ball
May
D. L. Potter
de May Potter
Irene Richards
Elizabeth Banta
Miss Banta
Pero
Denver Eye
Mfield Hotel
West
Uncle Sam
Macy
Mac, the Machine Man
Ernest Stanchin
Ft, Lupton
Companion
Camfield
K. C. Sapero
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