Looming Walkout Hits Lup ton Nutnery Wage Talks
Lupton workers at two canneries push for a $3.80 to $4 daily wage with a seven cent boost for all employees. They demand a blade knife shift rate while plant owners propose a bucket style bonus and continued use of the current blade knife system. Trade tensions threaten season completion as agitators and labor actions spread amid pay disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupton
Dilwiven & Spoon
C. B. Frink
Peeters
Barwiee
Gannett
WLC Plans Rest Tent At The Fair
The Women’s Literary Club plans to place a tent at the fair to welcome all women and children. A meeting was held Tuesday after a report of member gains, with an upcoming convention in Denver in October and annual elections noted for Maggie Devlin and others.
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WLC
Students travel diary recounts European voyage and delays
A group including Miss Adams and Mrs. Beach traveled from Denver to Europe with stops in Dresden Rome and Venice. They faced labor delays returning home and spent weeks in Switzerland Paris and along the Rhine. The party toured major sites and encountered some incidents during the trip.
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Gilpin
Denver
Liss Adams
Sun- Greeley
H. Adame
Adame
Misa Rea Beach
Dresden
Germany
Rome
Venice
Switzerland
Paris
Tower of Pisy
Wang
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Ga ’ ‘al Te
Cow with ostrichlike appetite devours camp food in Larimer county
Three Greeley men report a cow with a ravenous appetite entered a Poudre River campsite in Larimer county and ate four pounds of onions four dozen eggs two fruit cakes four loaves of bread and two bars of soap. The owner says the day before the cow ate three pounds of coffee and part of a bacon slab from other campers.
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Greeley
la Porte
Larimer County
John Hendricks
William
Stone
Ralph Martin
Lupton Seeks New Depot From Union Pacific
Fort Lupton residents press Union Pacific to replace the 40 year old depot after a missed July 1 promise. Mayor writes to assistant general passenger agent R Ruble in Denver to urge action as the old structure remains crowded with passengers during peak times.
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Fort Lupton
Lupton
Union Pacific
R. &. Ruble
Denver
Paton Family World Tour Reaches Paris
A. J. Paton and his family report they have traveled two months and are now in Paris. They say all are well and none has missed a meal since starting their world journey. They plan to be away about a year.
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Faton
Paris
A. J. Paton
Japanese Counsel Engaged for Mu Rato Murder Charge
A Japanese counsel has been engaged in the murder case against Mu Rato. The defendant faces charges connected to the alleged killing, with legal representation arranged to proceed in court. Further proceedings were scheduled by authorities.
GASE GROWING NATIONWIDE
Frank Murato a Japanese national jailed in the county on a murder charge will get a preliminary hearing Saturday and a likely September trial. The Japanese society of Colorado and the Japanese consular circle have engaged H E Churchill to defend him as international interest grows. Murato is accused of shooting a business associate after a money dispute. Mrs Fred Norcross and daughter visited Denver Tuesday.
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Frank Murato
K. Yubisiku
T. Ichikawa
Japanese Society of Colorado
National Organization of the Little Brown Men
Greeley
H. E. Churchill
Murato
Japan
New York
Offi Ars
Burlington Takes Steps on Extension
Amended articles of incorporation raise Colorado Railway capitalization from 1 million to 5 million. Burlington plans active work on Weld County extensions, purchasing property in the business district and securing rights of way from Greeley to Hudson linking to the Colorado & Southern. The line will connect northern Colorado with Burlington’s main line and aid the stock industry.
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The
Colorado Railway Company
Burlington Railroad Company
Weld County
Burlington
Greeley
Hudson
Colorado & Southern
Colorado
Burlington Ation
Blooded stock for the fair arrives from Fort Collins
A. M. McClenahan reports two cars of blooded livestock will be sent from the Agricultural college at Fort Collins to the county fair next week. One car of cattle and one car of sheep hogs and cattle of various varieties will be unloaded at the Fourteenth avenue entrance via a chute arranged by Colorado and Southern, avoiding street delivery to the exhibition pens.
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A. M. McClenahan
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Mrs Pence Returns From Jerome Visit and Reports Crops
Mrs. R. L. Pence wife of the Postmaster Pence returns from a visit with her daughter at Jerome Idaho. She says the crops in that district are excellent this year.
Time Critics Warn Against Attending Meeting
The notice urges critics of the measure not to attend the meeting, signaling concern over proceedings and potential agenda actions.
Women Press Gentle Plea on Auto Ordinance at City Council
The Weld County Automobile association did not appear as expected at the council meeting. A feminine communication from the J. R. club urged allowing children to drive with a guardian's license and responsibility. The session also approved Eleventh avenue sidewalk, five block oiling report, six new cross walks, and extra sprinkling during county fair week.
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Weld County Automobile Association
J. R. Club
J. R. Company
Papa
Eleventh Avenue
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
Water Works Committee
Daniel in the lions den at county fair bee stunt drafts crowd
N L Henthorne of Platteville will perform a daring bee stunt at the county fair. Each afternoon at 3 he will enter a six by six foot hive with no veil to extract honey, remove the queen, and tumble workers, a display likened to hypnotism. Henthorne owns a Platte Valley apiary with 500 bee stands and ships two carloads of honey. James Lee, longtime Platteville resident, accompanies him.
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N. L. Henthorne
Platteville
Daniel
Henthorne
Platte Valley
Greeley
James Lee
Engineer at Ault Hurts Eye in Pumping Plant Blast
E Schroll the city engineer at the pumping plant was badly lacerated in the left eye by exploded ignitor parts during maintenance. The short circuit tossed bars and bolts, injuring the eye. doctors expect no serious results.
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Ault
E. Schroll
Morrisons Return From Three Months Abroad Trip
Mr and Mrs Archie Morrison return from a three month journey abroad. They visited Edinburgh during the king and queen’s visit and spent ten days in Province Rhode Island as guests of John Camfield, brother of D A Camfield.
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Morrisons
Archie Morrison
Mr. Morrison
Scotland
Edinburgh
St. Lawrence
Province
R. I
John Camfield
D. A. Camifield
Maine Day on Latest Count
Revised returns show prohibition repeal still trailing by 295 votes with 60,216 for repeal and 60,511 against. Towns heard from late last night suggest several small majorities favor retention, keeping opponents hopeful amid newly reported results.
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Portland
Fine Program Arranged For Methodist Church Organ Dedication
The public dedication of the new Methodist church organ will be held tonight with Professor Henry Houseley of Denver as organ soloist. Mrs. Strong and Mr. Fitz with the church choir will perform. The program includes Mendelssohn Andante, Handel Organ Concerto Allegro, Rameau Rigaudon, Harker anthem The Lord, Th ou Brilliant Bird, Schumann Taramerei, Mozart Minuet in G minor, Dvorak Humoresque, Wagner Evening Star Romance, Cowen Bridal Chorus, Korestchenko, Morendi Offertoire. A large audience is expected as the instrument is described as one of the finest ever sent west.
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New Methodist Church
Henry Houseley
Denver
Strong
Fitz
R. A. Chase
Mendelssohn
Handel
Rigaudon
Rameau
Mr. Houseley
Harker
Bird
F. David
Strong Taramerei
Schumann
Mozart
Dvorak
Wagner
Cowen
Moir de Uai
Korestchenko
Offertoire
Morendi
Houseley
Warning to Exhibitors at Weld County Fair
Notice to exhibitors to visit the Camfield hotel office to obtain entry blanks pay charges and secure entry tags before Monday morning. A slow mule race open to all is planned with prizes of 10 dollars for first and 5 dollars for second and no entry fee. If the race fails to finish in three hours from the start it will be canceled.
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Camfield
Fair Management
William Clark Dies After Prolonged Hiccoughs
William Clark, age 69, died here Monday from a protracted hiccough attack after a brief illness. formerly of Denver, he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. W. L. Winkler.
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Pierce
William Clark
Mr. Clark
Denver
W. L. Winkler
Paralyzed Pioneer Arrival Shaped Early Greeley
Early settlers in Greeley faced paralysis as pioneers arrived seeking new prospects. The narrative recalls how medical care and community support evolved with the town's growth, highlighting key figures and local responses to disability in the settlement era.
Pioneer and Union Colonist LaBaron Willard Dies at 83
LaBaron Willard a founder of Greeley and longtime contractor, postmaster and city official died of paralysis at his daughter’s home 1007 Seventh street. He and his wife helped develop the city with meat market hardware and furniture stores. Survived by Alfred Willard and two daughters Mrs. W E Lester and Mrs. M D Spencer and a brother Henry Willard of Hyde Park Mass. Funeral plans pending word from Mrs. Lester.
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LaBaron Willard
Union
M. D. Spencer
Seventh Street
Alfred Willard
Mr. Willard
Rutland
Mass
Greeley
Evans
Willard
Masonic Lodge
WCTU Moves to Block Federal Liquor Licenses in Dry Cities
In Grand Junction the women of the WCTU launch a nationwide effort to ban federal liquor licenses in prohibition areas. They claim forty four licensed federal dealers operate within the city, arguing government sanction enables bootlegging and undermines local laws. They plan to press congress at the next session to curb bootlegging and intemperance nationwide.
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Grand Junction
Uncle Sam
United States
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Congress
Memorial To
Greeley Corn Tops Record Height
H Collins of 1229 Twelfth Street reports a stalk of corn in his garden reaching twelve feet ten inches, the tallest recorded this season. The Purcell Land Company notes the stalk as evidence of extraordinary growth and potential yield.
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H. Collins
Twelfth Street
Purcell Land Company
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Anness
U. P. Railroad
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Hurt
Maine
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Weld County Fair
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