Thanksgiving Observed Broadly in Canon City
Thanksgiving was widely observed in Canon City with dinners and gatherings. Religious services at multiple churches urged charity for the needy and emphasized gratitude for national blessings and American prosperity.
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Canon City
Christian
Episcopal
Christian Science
Associated Charities
Salvation Army the Elks
Santa Fe Officials Favor Kansas Colorado Railroad Crossing
Santa Fe officials signaled support for the new Kansas Colorado railway project, agreeing to share temporary trackage during yard construction and rail laying. They frame suburban lines as feeders that boost the Arkansas valley and Pueblo, benefiting the trunk line and overall system.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas- Colorado Railway
Senta Fe
Santa Fe
Arkansas Valley
Europe
Pueblo
Pueblo Star-Journal
Special Board Meeting Votes to Replace Flue after Fire
The school board met to review fire causes at the Wash il building with architect Geo W Roe and contractor W F Greason. They will tear down and rebuild the flue within ten days to two weeks to prevent a recurrence. A plan to dismiss Washington pupils or relocate classes will be decided after tonight’s conference with Superintendent Thompeson.
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Board of Education
Vw. N. Carrier
Wash
Geo. W. Roe
Pueblo
W. F. Greason
Educa
Thompeson
Washington
Small Fire At Washington School Discovered By Pupils
A minor fire at Washington School Monday morning prompted quick action by faculty and students. Smoke and flames from a wood strip built into the second floor wall were contained before the fire department arrived, aided by a ready hand hose and orderly dismissal supervised by Principal Prof. Ryle.
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Ryle
Washington School
Washington
Mais
Mies McNaughton
Kansas-Colorado Electric Line Plans Public in Canon City
The Daily Record reports on the Kansas Colorado Electrical Transmission company plans for Canon City and surrounds. Henry Hutton and Mr Atwater are cited as leading figures, with a $35,000 stock subscription expected as an investment rather than a gift, with potential dividends within a year or two after operation.
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Henry Hutton
Atwater
Daily Record
Kansas- Colorado Electrical Transmission Company
Canon City
Capon City
Biggest Day at Colorado Prison Ends With Pardons
Thanksgiving at the Colorado state penitentiary featured an in chapel program led by Rev. J. T. Thomas and included two unconditional pardons, two paroles, and one sentence commutation by Governor Buchtel. Recipients included Charles X. Miller and Charles Adame, with Haskins, Fightmaster, Ryan among others receiving paroles or commutations. A large dinner and band concert followed the events drawing tears and respect from inmates and staff alike.
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Bechtel
Ooiorado State Penitentiary
J. T. Thomas
First Presbyterian Church
Buchtel
Rev. Thomas
Nellie Felter
Columbian
Bessie Bush
Chas. X. Miller
Colorado Springs
el Paso County
Rev
Thomas
Chas. Adame
Trinidad
Miller
Adams
Weld
Las Animas County
Chase
Phil Haskins
Spokane
Washington
Haskin
Haskins
Charles Fightmaster
Fightmaster
Cripple Creek
Board of Pardons
J. W. Ryan
Salida
Denver
Illinois
Ryan
Miss Felter Delights Audiences At Patchy Recital
Miss Hwellie Felter gave a violin recital at the First Presbyterian Church to a small cold audience. Encore numbers prompted Felter to perform each piece again while Miss Gail Conaway and Messrs Bauer and Van Patten supplied organ and vocal solos.
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Hwellie Felter
First Presbyterian Church
Canon City
Miss Felter
Gail Conaway
Messrs. Bauer
van Patten
Washington School Temporarily Closed for Flue Construction
At a board of education session with Superintendent Thompson the Washington School was closed until Monday morning December 14 to permit building a new flue after a recent incident. Teachers and pupils will miss Easter vacation but will receive the usual Christmas holidays.
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Board of Education
Thompson
Washington
Westing Meeting of the Women's Club in Canon City
The Bret meeting of the Canon City Women's Club was held on Tuesday. Members discussed club activities and upcoming community events with emphasis on social drives and local engagement.
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Woman's Club
Elkshall
Phebseon
Houle
Curtis
Chas. H. Duncan
Westing
Canon City
Odd Fellows Lodge Elects Officers in Canon City
Canon City Lodge No. 7 I O O F held its annual election Tuesday night naming A W Chetwir noble grand Geo A Diamond vice grand P M Linneer recording secretary D J Houston financial secretary Lafe Combs treasurer The installation is set for the first lodge night in January The lodge has about 130 members Harmony Rebekah Lodge will elect officers Thursday night.
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Canon City Lodge No. 7
A. W. Chetwir
Noble
Geo. A. Diamond
P. M. Linneer
D. J. Houston
Lafe Combs
The
Odd Fellows
Harmony Rebbekah Lodge
Armed hold up on New York street car
Four armed robbers held up a crowded Third Avenue street car in New York. They choked and robbed the conductor and passengers, escaping with purses and valuables. Police pursued but the robbers likely escaped and were not captured.
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New York
Lower Third Avenue
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