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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
4
Editorial notes the Birdmen appear unreliable while praising Dare Devil Green who fainted during a life slide yet returned to work. It mentions arrest of the city police chief on opening day and hints at possible extra legislative session to address the issue, mocking lawmakers' reputations.
The Mathewson airship failed to arrive for the Weld County county fair causing disappointment among visitors and fair officials who had a written contract with the Mathewson group. The organizers warned of bankruptcy risk to secure the display and sought a substitute, but none could be obtained from Chicago in time. The fair managers insist they did everything possible and blame factors beyond their control.
The piece argues Taft’s vetoes reveal Democratic progress against Republican obstruction. It credits the 1911-1912 Democratic gains, calls for militancy to counter retreat, and forecasts a Democratic tidal wave in 1912 driven by independents and disaffected Republicans. It likens the White House stance to a fortress hindering reform.
A National convention investigation in Detroit uncovers malpractice by major insurers selling industrial, health, and accident policies. Findings cite deliberate claim delays, misapplication of defenses, and selective settlements, with calls to dismiss claims chiefs and reopen cases for restitution. Noted firms include North American Accident and The Casualty Company of Detroit.
A Western company's autophone promises road relief for motorists by enabling calls from portable devices to nearest road telephone station or exchange. Popular Mechanics details the instrument with illustrations in its October issue.
Prof Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, has built an apparatus to cool homes in summer at low cost and simple operation. Used in his Washington DC home, it kept his study at 61 degrees as hot Connecticut Avenue sweltered. Details in October Popular Science.
Fort Collins Review criticizes Larimer County for continuing to award bridges and public works without bids, despite a Republican convention pledge to use lowest responsible bidder. The piece argues pledges are convenient for votes but not kept by commissioners, reflecting ongoing bid-avoidance under a Republican board.
A patient quotes a doctor recommendation to walk as the best exercise. The exchange mentions Mrs Prim and a Presbyterian of the South context, reflecting a health tip segment from a historical newspaper. The dialogue emphasizes walking for health benefits.
Kersey, Sept 19, the town is debt free aside from bonds for a town ditch due in about six years. The town board last Friday night authorized the treasurer to issue vouchers for outstanding indebtedness from when the town was incorporated four or five years ago. Also notes produce firm ties with local business moves.
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