Assaults Four Year Old Child in Rural Colorado Case
The eight year old sister told authorities the child was struck on the skull with a buggy whip by Mary Terlip, Russian wife of John Turlip, who cared for him fourteen miles northeast of Nunn. The father, working at Leyden mines near Arvada, was informed two weeks ago and the child was taken to John Merrow’s home before Dr. Parker saw him in Nunn hospital. Charges may be sworn.
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Mary Terlip
John Turlip
Lving
Nunn
Leddie
Leyden
Arvada
Colo
Laeddies
Tario
John Merrow
Merrow
Dr. Parker of Nunn
Turlip
Bir Wother
McGrew Reservoir
Turlips
Steter
Starkey
Lt. Parker of
A. C. McCain
Brutal abuse case leads to hospital for child
Authorities report a brutal case involving an eight year old girl and her little brother. A Tur lip woman allegedly struck the boy with a whip causing unconsciousness and infection. The Merrow family cared for the children and medical staff at the city hospital treat their injuries. Navy Lt Parker and Dr McCain were notified and the case awaits formal charges.
Shenmipp Florance Brings Back Alleged Thief
Sheriff Florance returned from Cheyenne with George Metcher a youth about 20 accused of stealing a purse containing 236 from John Hall a farmer in Godfrey Bottoms The boy admits the theft and says he will plead guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florance
Cheyenne
George Metcher
John Hall
Godfrey Bottoms
Final decree favors City of Greeley in L P trouble
A Denver federal court judge entered a final decree granting the City of Greeley the right to lay water mains and sewers under the Union Pacific 100 foot right of way, denying the Union Pacific injunction and setting up an appeal to the Circuit Court in St Louis. The ruling preserves Greeley’s ability to operate the utilities already placed and ends the immediate conflict with railroads.
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Lewis
United States District Court
Denver
City of Greeley
Union Pacific Railroad
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Greeley
Lewie
Union Pacific
C. C. Dorsey
Greeley Terminal
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Road
A. D. Quaintance
Judge Helm
Joseph C. Ewing
Burlington
Henry McAllister
Man Arrested in Greeley With Suitcase of Whiskey
William Chaffin arrived in Greeley from Denver on the late train and was placed under arrest at the depot. A suitcase held sixteen flasks of whiskey and several bottles of wine, with 23 cents in his pocket. He resisted briefly and faces charges of drunkenness and resisting an officer.
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William Chaffin
Greeley
Denver
Chaffin
Mortgage estimates reveal high home liens in Greeley
A conservative estimate places Greeley home mortgages at seventy five thousand dollars tied to automobile purchases. The analysis notes many mortgages remain uncounted, with around 236 cars in the city and a rising trend in home mortgage indebtedness, suggesting broader national patterns worth study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Garrigues Nominated for Supreme Court
James E. Garrigues, Weld county district judge, named as a candidate for Colorado Supreme Court justice on the Republican ticket. The slate lists Governor John B. Stephen, Justice James E. Garrigues, Lt. Governor J. H. Painter, Secretary of State John E. Ramer, Attorney General Benjamin Griffith, State Auditor Thomas L. Jamison, State Treasurer James F. E. Collier, and other state officials and regents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Garrigues
Weld County
Supreme Court of
State of
Colorado
Nomi
John B. Stephen
el Paso County
Supreme Court
James E. O Garrigues
J. H. Painter
Phillips County
John E. Ramer
Larimer County
Benjamin Griffith
Mesa County
Thomas L. Jamison
Las Animas County
James FE. Collier
Pueblo
Helen M. Wixson
den* Ver
Colorado Springs picks slate as insurgents oust Stevens
At the Colorado state Republican convention in Denver on September 21, J B Stephen of El Paso county was nominated for governor, James E Garrigues of Greeley for supreme court, and Isaac N Stevens of Pueblo for at large congressman. The insurgents exposed bribery and pushed to endorse initiative and referendum, but a minority report led to a compromise platform denouncing such full endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Colorado Springs
Public Utilities Machine
Denver
Republican State Convention
J. B. Stephen
el Paso County
James E. Garrigues
Greeley
the Supreme Court
Isaac N. Btevens
Pueblo
Simon Guecenheim
A. M. Stevenson
Stevenson
T. H. Devine
Resolutions Committee
I. N. Stevens
Merle Vincent
Knights of Pythias Enjoy Pleasant Evening in Greeley
Charlies J. Yardley hosted a memorable Knights of Pythias gathering in Greeley after the lodge meeting. He presented opticon pictures of Stratford upon Avon and spoke about his boyhood scenes near Shakespeare's birthplace. A lunch and social hour followed.
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Knights OF Pythias
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Greeley
Charlies J. Yardley
Mr. Yardley
Shakespeare
Mrs Hoaglan Leaves for Winter in Denver and Poola
Mrs. B A Hoaglan of Long Branch New Jersey visiting Mrs Alec Mead for two weeks left today for Denver then will travel to Poola Kansas to spend the winter with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Hoaglan
Alec Mead
Denver
Poola
Kan
Hoaglan
Long Branch
N. J
Miss Dorothea Haynes Heads to New York for Music Studies
Dorothea Haynes reports a delightful visit to Richmond Virginia and will travel this week to New York City to begin musical studies. She has been staying with Miss Weber Pletcher who formerly resided in Greeley and is now in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Haynes
Richmond
New York City
Haynes
Weber Pletcher
Greeley
Richmond, Va
Miss Lulu Houston of Lucerne Marries Mrn Greeley Today
Miss Lulu Houston of Lucerne marries Mrn Greeley in a ceremony reported today. The event links two local families and marks a new union in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Houston
Lucerne
Mrn Greeley
Normal School Planning Rural One Room School Plan
The Normal school plans to partner with a neighboring district to develop an ideal one or two room rural school. It aims to recruit highly qualified teachers and improve buildings while tailoring a country child focused curriculum. Milliken directors are open to a consolidated rural school in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mooney and
Hugh
Normal School
Milliken
Ault Festival Closes Successfully With Wide Rides and Win
Ault's carnival ends with a 13 to 12 baseball win over Wellington, fast races, and a large crowd. Davis the Fort Collins wrestler draws with Alkire in the evening smoker. Cal Metzger wins wagon race, Walter Thompson quarter mile, Will Duxbury five mile motorcycle. About fifty prizes are awarded for dry land wheat and stock exhibits.
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Tribune
Ault
Armory
Allison Hall
Wellington
Davis
Fort Collins
Young Gotch
Alkire
Patton
Murphy
Baton
Young Otto
Denver
Kersey
Macgirl
Nebraska
Cal Metzger
Walter Thompson
Will Duxbury
Dr. Harding
F. C. Lyon
Thomas Greer
Henry Bostrom In Grave Bicycle Accident
A city hospital report says Henry Bostrom who was knocked from his bicycle several days ago suffers a fractured skull and may not recover. His condition is described as serious with fears for his recovery though he is holding his own at present.
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Henry Bostrom
Miss Pearl J Near and Henry Pluemer Wed
Miss Pearl J Near and Henry Pluemer have been granted a marriage license. The couple plans a ceremony in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl J. Near
Henry Pluemer
Collision Between Wagon and Street Car in City Block
A delivery wagon from American Express collided with street car No. 25 at Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street. Driver J. Halpin failed to see the car until the last moment, horses reared, the wagon tongue tore into the car, passengers rushed out, and no one was seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express Company
Seventh Avenue
Ninth Street
J. Halpin
Halpin
Childs Bound Over for Higher Court in Stabbing Case
H C Childs charged with stabbing a Burlington brakeman at Keensburg waived preliminary examination in justice court and is bound over to district court in 1000 dollars. he did not furnish bond. J Russell, witness to the stabbing, placed on 1000 dollar bond furnished by a Denver bonding company through Russell's father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Childs
Burlington
Keensburg
Justice Court
J. Russell
Denver
Russell
Lumber Firms Grant Holiday for Fair Attendance
The Mayher Lumber company Gilcrest-Russell Clayton and Neill will give their employees a holiday Thursday to attend the fair. HN Ahlgren of Rockford Illinois becomes bookkeeper for Park Merchandise. Charles Davis resigns as Park bookkeeper to become manager at Weld County Auto. Mrs Mabel Brink of Crockett Moody store takes vacation visiting Orchard and plans to attend the fair part of the week.
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Mayher Lumber Company
Gilcrest-Russell Company
Clayton and
The
Neill Companies
HN. Ahlgren
Rockford, Il
Park Merchandise Company
Charles Davis
Weld County Auto Company
Mabel Brink
Crockett- Moody
Will
Mrs Whitman Hosts Teachers Club Saturday Evening
Miss Bertha Whitman entertained the Teachers' club Saturday evening with good attendance and a pleasant gathering. Mrs T P Spencer returned Monday from Chicago after being called there by the death of her mother five weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Whitman
Teachers’ Club
Perkins Accepts Post With Shaw Dry Goods Co
J A Perkins has accepted a position with the Shaw Dry Goods company and began his new duties Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Perkins
Shaw Dry Gods Company
Farr to Begin Second Year at Ann Arbor University
Karl Farr departs this week to start his second year of study at the University in Ann Arbor, continuing his academic work and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Farr
Ann Arbor
University
Katherine Myers Named Head Trimmer for Miss Floyd
Miss Katherine Myers of Iowa accepts the position as head trimmer for Miss Floyd, elevating her role in the preparation and styling team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Myers
Iowa
Miss Floyd
Lowe Returns from Fort Collins Business Trip
Company executive Lowe arrived back today after a business trip to Fort Collins to discuss ongoing negotiations and future plans.
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BE. Lowe
Fort Collins
Young Crook Working Out in This City
Juvenile crime is rising in Weld county with twenty six boys under 21 arrested for serious offenses in six months. Many are in penitentiaries or reformatories. Greeley sees more young offenders, thefts predominate though other crimes appear.
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Weld
Greeley
Celebrate seventy fifth birthday with reunion
Mrs. David Brockway's seventy fifth birthday was marked by a family reunion at the home of her granddaughter Mrs. Homer Cushman. Mr. and Mrs. Brockway traveled from Canada thirty seven years ago and have since lived in Greeley. Attendees included A. W. Jacobs and son Lucian, A. D. Butler, Millie Elmer and daughters Katherine and Marjory, the Cushman family, and the Brockways.
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David Brockway
Homer Cushman
Greeley
A. W. Jacobs
Lucian
A. D. Butler
Millie Elmer
Katherine
Marjory
Cushman
Mrs. Brockway
Methodist Brotherhood Opens Fall Meeting With Contest
The Methodist Brotherhood held its first fall meeting at the church Monday with strong attendance. Leaders of two divisions were chosen, Leo G. Mann and S. F. Martin, and the losing side must finish refitting the church basement reading room ruined by last summer's flood. the group now lists sixty five members.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Leo G. Mann
5. F. Martin
Brotherhood
Reverend Dickinson Embarks on Three Week Eastern Trip
Eaton Sept 27 Reverend S C Dickinson leaves for a three week journey to the east combining business and pleasure. He will visit his brother before returning to Eaton.
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Eaton
S. C. Dickinson
Gordon and Peyton Return From Mountain Trip
Frank Gordon and F. J. Peyton came back Monday after four weeks in the mountains. They reached Rockhurst where they built a cottage for Mr. Gordon and Professor Adams.
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Frank Gordon
F. J. Peyton
Rockhurst
Mr. Gordon
Prof. Adams
Belief father that Windsor man eloped with 15 year old girl
W H Fee says his son Roy Fee and 16 year old Ida Ritenhouse have gone to Boise Idaho after returning from Cheyenne. The girl remains with Fee’s Fort Collins family while authorities investigate claims.
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Windsor
Greeley
Boise
Roy Fee
Ida Ritenhouse
Ida
W. H. Fee
Cheyenne
Young Fee
Fort Collins
Fee
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Villa Grove
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