People
Collection for person entities.
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- E. P. Weber
- A county commissioner in Grand County, Colorado in the 1880’s. He was involved in a long-running feud with fellow commissioner J.G. Mills. Mills had been voted to represent Grand County in the 1882 Republican State Convention, but Weber went as a contesting delegate, and was able to take Mills’ seat from him. They died in a shootout in Grand Lake.
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- E.A. "Preacher" Rice
- Minister and brother of Phidella "P.A." Rice and W.A. Rice. He was also an early Grand Junction resident.
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- E.A. Newton
- Publisher of the Salida Mail in 1910.
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- E.B. Adams
- "E.B. Adams was a prominent mining attorney in Telluride and Grand Junction, Colorado. He arrived in Telluride in 1904 and was County Attorney for San Miguel County for many years. In 1924 he moved to Grand Junction. He was City Attorney there between 1931 and 1933, and also served as County Attorney for Mesa County, Colorado."--from https://snaccooperative.org/ark:/99166/w6kd9cjc Link accessed 8/30/19.
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- E.D. Cowen
- Edward Cowen was an editor for the Leadville Daily Herald in the 1880s.
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- E.G. Moulton
- He was the principal of Clifton Elementary School in the 1910’s. According to Oscar Winfield Jaynes Jr., Moulton took note of rivalries on the playground, and on father/son days, he had children box each other.