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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
7
Tony English a wealthy Italian farmer and money lender was killed when a gunman fired through his home window east of Montrose. His wife, wounded, identified Dan Daglish as the shooter after a prior money dispute. Daglish is jailed as the suspect amid long standing family feuds.
Ventura Romero was killed and three others wounded at Enrico Valentine’s ranch near Aguilar Trinidad. Victims Jim Resardi Louis Apodeca and Jesus Garcia were injured by gunfire and stabbing in a dog dispute. Moses Maes of Aguilar fled to the hills after the quarrel.
A federal grand jury meeting prepared resolutions condemning Attorney General McReynolds for Western Fuel Company and Diggs-Caminetti cases and backs District Attorney McNab. The group will act on the resolutions at its next session after having previously investigated and returned indictments in both matters.
Mrs Dave Grant near Beach North Dakota discovers her two sons aged five and seven dead in bed with a rattlesnake between them. Local authorities notified and investigating the tragedy. The incident occurred fourteen miles southwest of Beach.
The trial of Mrs. Eva Blanchard, charged with murdering her husband Clyde M. Blanchard, a Fowler merchant, began in La Junta.
Washington audience hears President Wilson insist on a flexible currency system to empower business and curb tariff protection. He argues for public control of banking and issue, mobilizing reserves, and preventing private monopolies to sustain credit and growth.
Miss Anna Johnson of Wisconsin, born deaf and blind with one leg, graduates from the Wisconsin School for the Deaf after nine years of study. She learned to hear, earned high honors in history and literature, became an accomplished seamstress and basket maker, wrote several historical papers, and delivered her commencement by word of mouth.
Two Tibble girls seen on the street described as very thin. Witness notes they appear so slender that both must be viewed together to notice them.
A playful exchange centers on a man and a woman with the woman insisting a man is her pet, while she calls him her tame cat. The remark underscores social teasing and affection in a light domestic vignette.
Dialogue references an expedition and choosing between swatting flies or picking violets. A Boston broker noted for a dogged look is mentioned. The Red Cross Bag Adie ad says it makes beautiful white clothes and appears at grocers. The piece notes people who enjoy restraining others from enjoying themselves.
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