The Dolores star., 1923-07-13
CRISP
COLORADO
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Yuma.-NIrs. Henry Weisman, her
sister and three children of Boulder,
were injured when their car jumped
the road on the highway three miles
west Of Yuma.
Fort Collins.-Acceptnnc of three
city blocks from L. c. Moore as sllt
for the site OF the proposed S4oo'Ooo
high school here was decided on py
the board of directors
Boulder.-The annual farmers pic
mic of Boulder county Is TO be heiu
July IS and Is to be addressed by Gov.
William L. Sweet. Both Boulder ana
Longmont are contending for the meet
ing.
Boulder.-May Currah, aged 4, was
rendered unconscious and suffered Sc
we're bruises when she was struck oy
an automobile driven by c. ). Hetlih
of Boulder, while she was playing IN
the street.
LongmOnt.-Whilec crowds were hur'
rying here and there about their busl-
ness, Harold V. Thomas, Denver Noca-
tlonal student, followed his wife ana
George f. Taylor from the postoffice
and just off Main street fired five
shots into the body of the man who he
said broke up his home"
Canon City.-A big banquet at the
State Armory building here was
crOwnlng feature of the skyline con-
ventlon of the Colorado Christian En-
deavor Union. About four hundred
participated in the banquet with form
er Governor Oliver Ii. Shoup as toast-
master.
Glenwood Springs-IgnaciO NOnlnO,
26 years old, said TO be trying TO beat
his way out Of Glenwood Springs, fell
under the cars and his left foot was
severed. Monino caught ut the ladder
on freight car, and missed his hold,
falling against the side of the car with
his foot underneath.
Grand Lake.-The United States
Senate and House appropriation com
mittees, in meeting at Grand Lake
lodge here, made the decision that, at
the first session Of Congress during the
first week of December there will be
$2SO,OOO appropriation for widening
the Fail River road to the Rocky
Mountain National park.
Boulder.-Fourteen students OF
either foreign birth or parentage, rep
resenting ten different natiOnallties,
are enrolled in the University of Colo
Of the Cosmopolitan Club organized
at the regular term last fan. John
Panas, Greek student, is president Of
the club.
Fort Colllns.-As n sequel to q
shooting which occurred in Denver in
October, 1921, two divorce actions
were filed in Fort Collins the same
day, one by Jesse NJ. Roseberry and
the other by his wife. Roseberry
filed suit in the District Court, and
Mrs. Roseberry in the County Court,
cruelty being alleged in both COM
plants.
Denver.-Two ayiators met their
death in Denver when the airplane In
which they had been flying plunged
5000 feet to the ground after the right
wing crumpled and tore loose from the
fusilage The dead: Bert Cole, wide
ly know aviator and stunt flyer of
Denver, plotting the machine; George
Lawley of Erie, Colo, aviator and par
achute jumper, partner Of Cole.
Fort Lupton.-A baby boy, less than
2 years old. was fatally hurt on the
road three miles east of Fort Lupton,
when an automobile skidded in the
sand and turned over. The car was
driven by Alexander Robertson, n re-
tired army officer, and in 1t were his
wife and baby. Mr.. Robertson and
his family were in the automobile on
tlves
GlenwOOd Springs.-J. NJ. Shultz,
court stenOgrapher Of this city, who
was driving the automobile that struck
Mrs. S. ]. Speyer of Kansas City, and
inflicted injuries which resulted in her
death few moments later, was exon
Grated by the coroner's jury at the In
quest.
Castle ROCk.-C. w. BennInr. land
scape gardener of Denver, suffered n
compound fracture of the right leg and
six others were injured when an auto
plunged over a 10O-fOot embank1nent
while going down Selnsticker hill, near
Castle Rock. The party had been on
a picnic at Castlewood dam and were
returning to Denver. Mrs. Mabel
Jabelman was said to have been driy-
ing the car
Pueblo.-Bruce Miller, 81 years old,
being taken from Colorado Springs TO
Buena Vista to serve term in the
state reformatOry there, escaped from
passenger train as 1t was pulling in
to the Pueblo yards. Miller made his
escape when Sheriff Stark of Colorado
Springs turned his back momentarily.
The man had handcuffs still on his
wrists when he escaped He was sen.
fenced for robbery In Pueblo and Colo.