The Arvada enterprise., 1923-11-29
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Greeley.-Louis Wattelet shot and
killed his wife, Emma, and then turned
the gun on himself with fatal effect at
their home at Frederick, Colo, last
week
Greeley.-The Northern Bank and
Trust Company of Greeley was taken
In charge by State Bank Commissioner
Grant McFerson, through his deputy.
NJ. NJ. Ewing.
Cripple Creek.-John Edwards, sta
tionary engineer in the Cresson mine
here, was fatally injured when he fell
800 feet down the main shaft of the
mine from one of the lower levels.
Pueblo. Two buildings were de-
stroyed and third badly burned In
one of the most disastrous fires In the
history Of this section at Beulah,
twenty-seven miles south of here last
week
Greeley.-Ten students of the State
Teachers College will attend the stu
dent volunteer convention in Indian
upoiAo Aiohl AJCC. 50 " JAM 1, iSSoiN-
ing to an announcement by officials
Of the college.
Greeley.-Dr. George Willard Fra
sier was selected vice president of the
Colorado State Teachers College here,
and, during the absence of President
Crabbe, who Is Ill in Oklahoma. be-
came head of the Institution.
Boulder police are following new de-
velepments strongly pointing to sui
Gle, In the mysterious shooting of FL
mer Cobb, Boulder policeman. The sui
eide theory has been given additional
strength, according to police. by their
discovery that Cobb was distressed
over domestic troubles.
Denver.-With their new 100000
packing plant almost completed. the
Blaney-Murphy Company Is rushing
final construction on the building and
expects to be installed in its new home
before the opening Of the Colorado
Stock Show in the third week of next
January.
Pueblo. B. Rockwell Of Balti-
more, Nd. was arrested last week on
charge of passing bogus checks. At
the time Of his arrest he had In his
possession nine checks made payable
to Harry NcClintock. signed by Joseph
B. Murphy and drawn on the Broad
way National Bank at Denver.
La Junta.-If the wires 60 down this
winter In the blixzard-swept states of
Colorado. Kansas and Idaho, along the
traffic route Of the Santa Fe railroad.
which has Its headquarters in this city,
radio amateurs are prepared to piece
together the tangled web Of communi-
cation and keep trains moving on
schedule.
0reeley.-Legality Of claims Of tho
Union Pacific Railroad to certain re-
serves in northern Colorado probably
will be contested BY land owners in
the courts 50 far az oil and gas rights
are concerned, according to statements
made by several Greeley attorneys who
are Investigating the validity Of the
Union Pacific reserves
BrightOn.-Glenn Stitt was brought
to Brighton last week from the state
penitentiary at Canon City. where he
was serving life sentence for the
staying OF Carl Liebers Of Denver near
Henderson on Sept. 20. 1920, and will
be given new trial here In accord
ance with the decision made by the
State Supreme Court last month.
Denver.-An electric piano valued at
$1,000 and $50 music rolls will be pre-
sented to the battleship Colorado by
the WOmen's Christian Temperance
Union Of Colorado. Mrs. Adrienne
Hungerford, president Of the union, an
nounced here few days ago. The
Colorado. the largest battleship in the
world, will make Its maiden voyage
on Jan. l, and the piano will be taken
aboard before that time.
beaverton or about Jan. I a new
national bank will open Its doors in
Denver. In the space formerly occupied
by the defunct Hibernia State Bank
and Trust Company. Fifteenth and
Champa streets. The new institution
Is to be the City National Bank Of
Denver.
Colorado Springs.-A. Il. Roscnburg
II this city was perhaps fatally injured
in an unexplained automobile accident
which occurred ten miles south OF this
city on the Canon City road. Rosen.
burg was found pinned beneath his
coupe at the bottom of flficen.foot
cmbankment by Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Hannett OF Concrete. Colo. who were
passing by.
Dcnvcr.-Colorado's November bee,
sugar pay day. settlement for which
was made recently, called for tistri.
button by the Great Western Sugar
Company OF S6.5OO.OoO paid direct 10
the beet farmers Of the state. Total
distribution to beet farmers through.
out the United States in settlement for
November harvesting was about 500.
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