The Colorado statesman., 1915-08-14
Newspaper Union News Service.

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Heart disease caused the death of
Charles E Hogle of Denver, an en-
ploye of the United States reclama-
ton service.
The first snowfall of the season was
seen on Mount Evans Monday morn
ing and all Denver was conscious of
waning summer.
Colorado coal operators have organ
lied mutual insurance company in
order to comply with the workmen's
compensation act
Eighty-two rescues from drowning
in two months constitutes the record
of guards at Denver's two municipal
bathing beaches this summer.
Miss Katherine A. Gardiner, teacher
in the University Park school for the
last twenty one years, died in st.
Luke's hospital in Denver.
Praise of Colorado's new divorce
law was given by Judge Daniel E,
Bird of the Circuit Court of Kansas
City, who was in Denver for a visit.
Mrs. Ruth McManus, sister of
Charles d. Wood of Denver, with her
four children are among the Ameri-
cans marooned in Mexico City
The Denver police have been asked
to search for Hamilton Wilson, son
of J. B. Wilson, of Lyons, who has
been missing from his home since
Aug. l.
w. C. Batten, 81 years old, mer-
chant tailor of Sterling, received in
juries that may prove fatal wheIfahe
nue. car in Denver
Mrs. Elsie Vandegrift Benedict,
former Denver newspaper woman, has
been selected as one of the speakers
on the official programs of the New
York suffrage campaign.
The findings of Secretary of State
Ramer, who refused to refer to the
people, for referendum vote, what is
known as the medical bill, will be re-
newed by the District Court
The first three accidents reported
under the workmen's compensation
act, which went into effect Aug /,
were injuries received by employees of
companies that elected to carry their
own insurance
A 100000 contract has been signed
up by the Doctor Leasing Company of
Aspen for the marketing of the i'm
mense body of zinc ore that was
opened in the Doctor property at AL
mont early last spring.
Neil Thorburn, %, of Pittsburg, Pa,
OF int hn
Denver and told the police that he
had been beaten by two men and
robbed of $50, gold watch, So tie
pin and S. ring, while on his way
to the Union depot shortly before
midnight to buy ticket to his home.
Marion F. Head, SIS years old, of
Denver who was shot four times when
he went to the home of his former
wife, now Mrs. George W. Griffith, on
a ranch near Ebert, Colo, is consid-
erably improved. Physicians who at
tended him in his room, where he
went on his return to Denver, re-
moved three of the four bullets.
Zell Wheeler of Erie, who was re-
Gently convicted of perjury in the Dis.
tiiSt COuit at vi CudTStS
growing out of his testimony at the
Hecla trial, was lodged in Jail at
Greeley to face an accusation brought
by George Stevens of Erie his bonds.
man, on behalf of his 15-year-old
daughter
The Denver Trades and Labor AS.
sembly charged Commissioner Alex.
ander Nisbet with partially in his or.
ders enforcing the ordinances of the
city. Resolutions recommending
charter convention and a mayor form
of government by amendment to the
charter, were introduced also and re-
ferred to the Legislative committee.
Thousands of circulars, announcing
the $500 reward offered for the cap
ture of the man who murdered and
robbed Isaac Solomon, wealthy Den.
yer pawnbroker, will be sent broad
cast over the United States in an eff.
fort to apprehend the criminal.
No trace of bond interest coupons.
through which is represented the
shortage of $9,S60 found in the rec.
ords of the state treasurers office.
under the administration OF Michael
A. Leddy, can be found, according to
statement of Treasurer Allison
Stocker