Colorado News in Brief from Colorado State Items
Western Newspaper Union News Service. June 6 listings include meetings and festivals in Windsor Glenwood Springs Salida and Denver. Notable items: Sterling Ellis buys a $1000 Liberty bond. Ore production rises at Aspen. Deaths of former Mayor C B Goddard of Sterling Brig Gen Hurd of Pueblo and Buffalo Bill funeral plans on Lookout Mountain. Red Cross fund drive and military calls, school bond, robberies, and local honors follow.
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Meeting Woman's Home Missionary Society
Windsor
Glenwood Springs
Christian Endeavor
Salida
Denver
Pueblo
C. B. Goddard
Sterling
Hurd
Los Angeles
Colorado
Pueblo Y. M. C. A
Red Cross
University of Colorado
French Health Commission
National Guard
John R. Champion
Arvada
Denver Typographical Union No. 49
Riverside Cemetery
Grover
Capitol Hill
Cody Memorial Association
Cody
Lookout Mountain
McAdoo Warns on War Costs and Bonds Drive
William G. McAdoo spoke to about 5000 in Denver pledging plain facts on war needs. He warned of a one year war requiring 1.5 million troops and $10 billion in expenditures, urging sacrifice and swift bond sales to fund the Allies and defend the nation. He emphasized Uncle Sam has never been whipped and cautioned against defeat and greater indemnities.
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Denver
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury of
United States
America
Mr. McAdoo
Sam
Central Powers
Sheriff Seizes High Grade Ore At Crippie Creek
Sheriff George Wayland seized fifteen to twenty tons of high grade ore and tailings valued for ten ounces per ton from a vacant brick house behind the Masonic building. The ore is linked to Tony Cuaz who was arrested in San Francisco over related high grading cases. Cuaz is believed to have confessed and implicated others, exposing hiding places for stolen ore.
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Crippie Creek
George Wayland
Tony Cuaz
San Francisco
Cuaz
Seven Tons of Gold Ore Seized in Cripple Creek Raid
Federal officers swore search warrants and seized seven tons of high grade ore from an assay office once run by Tony Cuaz. The ore, valued at 15 000 to 20 000 dollars, is stored in the county jail alongside earlier seizures totaling about 40 000 dollars. Cuaz is among those indicted at Cheyenne for conspiring to defraud the federal government in a stolen gold scheme.
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Tony Cuaz
Cuaz
Cheyenne
More Than a Taste
A brief exchange recalls camp life hardships with flies in milk ants in sugar and gnats in the butter provoking a sharp reply about a taste of camp conditions.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Ad Promotes Eczema Relief
Fiery red pimples claim relief with a hot bath using Cuticura Soap and a gentle application of Cuticura Ointment for eczemas and skin irritations. Free samples by mail with a booklet. address postcard to Cuticura Dept. 4 Boston. Sold everywhere.
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Cuticura
Dept
Boston
Parlor Ques and Quips Spark Social Gossip
A witty exchange on leap year prompts a jokey answer about inventions and annual birthdays. Humorous lines compare a laundress whitening with Red Cross blue and label a scientist’s claim that genius resembles epilepsy, reflecting light gossip tone.
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Colorado State News
Western Newspaper Union News Service
Sterling Ellis
Aspen
John A. Martin
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mary E. Delehant
Longmont
Custer County Metals Products Company
Tri- State Mining and Investment Company
Westcliffe
William R
Buck) Seay
Edward C. Green
Parks
W. F
Col. J. P. Boggs
Buffalo Bill
McAdoo
Denver Auditorium
Piven
Elas
Wrigley
The
Ines
Anson Brokerage Company
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Bilised Grocers
Adv
Ay. Re Raul As
Peisz
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