Chautauqua Highlights At Columbia Gare Dens
The chautauqua at Columbia gare dens drew a good attendance with prominent women from local clubs. Mrs A C Zehner spoke on American ideals stressing home finance and motherhood, contrasting North and South women and urging practical wealth distribution. Nels Darling urged Christian service and social reform, criticizing city wealth gaps and unemployment, while praising schools and urging practical courses. Today's program features Tallan band, Grand Opera Company, and a Trovatore performance, with events starting at 8 PM. Stolen Alberta King company items were reported, with a call to report sightings.
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Columbia Gare Dens
A.C. Zehner
Zehner
North
South
Geneva
Switzerlan
Europe
America
Saxony
Saxony Singers
Nels Darling
Mr. Darling
Chautauaue Circle Tallan Band
Grand Opera Company
Chautauqna
Robert Sutcliffe
William Henry Channing
Sueiffe
Cirlelito
Wire stealing fines for Milwaukee road theft case
Frank OBrien, watchman for the Milwaukee section, testified that bonding wire used for electric current was stolen over several months from tracks between locker and Silver Bow. John Gatto pleaded guilty to petty larceny for selling the wire. he was fined 50 dollars and paid. Co defendants Joe Travasho and Tendo Verto were found not guilty of receiving stolen property.
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John Gatto
Justice Doran
Tutte, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
Gatto
Joe Travasho
Tendo Verto
Bute, Anaconda & Pacific Railroad
Frank O'Brien
Milwaukee
Basy Bishop
Ife
O'Brien
Funston Eyes Border Warfare as Carranza Troops Mass Near Nogales
Major General Funston reported that despite warnings to General Carranza, 2000 Carranza troops under General Callea gathered at Santa Barbara, 20 miles from Nogales, and appeared ready to attack the border town. Funston ordered forceful retaliation for any firing into American territory, with artillery to shell factions to keep them from the border.
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Washington
Funston
Carranza
Callea
Santa Barbara
Nogales
Monterey Relief Efforts Highlighted by Consul General
Consul General Hanna told the state department Monterey has many poor residents and that thousands are praying for President Wilson. He noted salt pork and beans were distributed last Friday as Red Cross relief stations closed until the new crop is harvested and used.
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Monterey
Hanna
State Department
Wilson
Age
Red Cross
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