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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
4
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The piece argues recalls threaten judicial independence citing Taft veto of Arizona recall and questions the integrity of judges. It recounts James Buchanan’s pressure on the Dred Scott decision, noting a letter from Justice Catron to Buchanan and the implications for the independence of the judiciary and public influence.
Geo S Kinney of Colorado Springs claims he was robbed of 8.75 dollars by a Greeley officer during a speeding stop. The court, presided by Judge Hatch, fined him 5 dollars plus costs without formal charge or chance to plead, in a scene described as a plain fleecing.
A letter from C H Lee of Coyle Oklahoma explains mailing a bale of cotton from an Oklahoma gin to the Weld County fair. He notes five Oklahoma residents will attend and he will accompany them. The note is dated September 9 1911 and appears in the Greeley Tribune.
LaSalle on September 11 Frank Williams a ranch hand for G McMillan was thrown from his horse while driving cattle. He sustained a broken shoulder and serious bruises though the horse was one he had ridden before.
George Earl Miller and Miss Dora Brynn of Greeley obtained a license to marry in Denver last Saturday. Miss Brynn has lived in Greeley and worked at Mack's laundry. Miller is a star Spudball player this season. The couple plans to reside in Colorado Springs.
Farmers in the Delta report the third alfalfa crop cut despite limited water. The crop quality remains good and the first two cuttings were splendid.
Alexander Craig, a Union Colony pioneer born in Paisley Scotland in silk weaving, marked his 90th birthday with quiet celebrations at his daughter Jennie Lucas home. A longtime Creeley resident, he helped shift carpet weaving from hand to power looms and later visited Isle of Pines with his Denver son.
Mrs Philip Smith wife of the foreman at the Ault Advertiser was summoned to Creston Iowa by telegram Sunday regarding her mother's death.
A four year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Reynolds, was severely burned in a tub of boiling water in Kersey within ten days of her infant sibling’s death. The water was left near where she played and she was rescued moments later, but the burns cover most of her body and may prove fatal.
Mrs Lulu Burr has returned from Balboa California where she spent the summer with Mrs A C Patton of Boulder and Mrs Fritz Patton of Denver.
F A Fellows of Laramie Wyoming visits Greeley on business. Fellows formerly lived here.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church at S L W ranch organize a Calendar fund to raise about 450 for a parsonage. The year is led by president Mrs H E Witwer with January through December represented by listed members.
Miss Ruth Fleming of Salem visits her uncle J. L. Brush at his home. Fleming is a teacher at the high school in Flemming.
Frank Heckert of Denver, called to Greeley by a lumber company, opines that a safe cracking task shows the work of boys. He notes the method, awkward maneuvers, and possible encouragement by others, linked to a prior Weld County robberies or attempts, and cites his experience as an expert mechanic.
Peter Gostrot died Friday at noon in the county hospital at age 74. He is survived by two sons who live in Go.
Criss Miller of Erie was yesterday on the charge of ging. The report notes the arrest and the local response to the incident.
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