Fair Play in the Great American Game
Several Canons City parents decline to sign permit cards for their sons to play football due to injuries. The Victor game, where the lighter team faced a heavier opponent, prompted concerns over safety and rough play. The piece calls for fair play or abandonment of the sport for the welfare of athletics.
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Canons City
Victor
Red Letter Day for Temperance in Canon City Churches
Six Canon City churches hosted Anti-Saloon League speakers Rev. E. E. McLaughlin and Rev. Edward E. Bean with Denver ties. The day raised nearly a thousand dollars for state temperance work, including two $100 checks, seen as the largest Sunday offerings in Canon City.
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Canon City
Anti-Saloon League
E. E. McLaughlin
Denver
Anti-Saloon League of Colorado
First Presbyterian Church
Macon Avenue Presbyterian Church
Edward E. Bean
Anti- Saloon League
First Methodist Church
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Williams
First Baptist Church
Trinity English Lutheran Church
Breeden closes successful evangelistic series at First Christian Church
Dr. H O Breeden wrapped up a four week evangelistic series at the First Christian church bringing over sixty converts. He strengthened church unity and taught giving as righteous investment, leaving a lasting influence on the congregation and its future zeal. He plans to begin four weeks of preaching at Magnolia Avenue Christian Church in Los Angeles with Prof Eichhorn leading singing.
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H. O. Breeden
Dr. Breeden
First Christian Church
Canon City
Breeden
Magnolia Avenue
Los Angeles
First Electric Railroad Investors Arrive for Canon City Line
Ira Mowry of Morristown New Jersey arrives with Eastern investors to advance the Canon City and Royal Gorge electric railway project. Officials say funding is secured and construction will start soon with necessary preparations and material in place.
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Ira Mowry
Morristown
New Jersey
Canon City
Royal Gorge
Electric Railway Company
Fat cattle shipment departs for Kansas City in large train
A Santa Fe special train of 36 cattle cars left Saturday night for Kansas City with 782 fat cattle from Walker Gribble Somerville and Van Buskirk ranches on Tallahassee Currant and Cottonwood creeks. The shipment, valued around 25000, marks one of the area’s largest beef transfers in years, with T. R. Watson accompanying the stock train.
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Santa Fe
Kansas City
Walker
Gribble
Somerville
van Buskirk
Tallahassee
Currant
Cottonwood
T. R. Watson
Disciples of Christ Convention Opens With Large Attendance
Thousands of delegates and visitors gather in Norfolk for the international convention of the Disciples of Christ. Prominent church members from across the country and abroad attend, surpassing prior meetings in number and enthusiasm.
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Norfolk
The
Disciples of Christ
Disciples of Christ Seek Federation and Close Cooperation
The 1907 Disciple convention faces questions on inviting delegates to the Federal Council of Christian Churches in America and possible closer cooperation with Baptists. Cities named for next year’s hosting include Birmingham New Orleans Des Moines and Topeka. The 1.3 million member denomination reports over $8 million to local church work $1 million to missions and $500000 to education and benevolence with both men and women preachers.
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Churches of Christ
St. Louis
Disciples Brotherhood
Disciples
Interchurch Conference On Federation
Federal Council of Christian Churches In America
Birmingham
New Orleans
Des Moines
Topeka
Disciples of Christ
Referee Gehman Rules in Heath v Great Western Suit
Referee C. P. Gehman filed a long report in the Heath versus Great Western Coal case. The document revises claims to Heath at 35 418 86 and the company to 55 450 03, leaving a 20 031 19 balance due to Great Western. Further court hearings before Judge Bailey will decide within about a month.
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C. P. Gehman
Frank D. Heath
Great Western Coal Company
District Court
Great Western Company
Gehman
Bailey
South Canon Pupils Win College Pennant
Twenty five students from South Canon schools earned the College Pennant on Daily Record tickets for top grades in rooms with 4th to 6th graders. Names from Miss Logan Miss Hall and Miss Woodford rooms are listed. Miss Berkey’s list awaited. Also noted is a Cananea Herald item about Jose Gutierrez quitting whisky at 700 yet dying at 117 from smoking. Plus a rag request at The Record Office at 40 cents a day.
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South Canon
Cananea
Mexico
Jose Gutierrez
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