Epworth League Plans Old Fashioned Social
The Epworth League of the First Methodist church plans an old fashioned social Thursday evening April 22 in the church parlors at 48th street and Central avenue. All members invited, with a special greeting to new young members.
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Epworth League of the
First Methodist Church
48Th Street
Central Avenue
Kings’ Daughters
Congregational Church
Emily Underwood
Mabel Knapp
Dora Leach
Miss Windsor Addresses Cheyenne Club Women
Miss Mary Windsor representing the National Women's Party spoke to Cheyenne club women at the Carnegie Women’s club room. She outlined the party’s method to win ratification by thirty six states and urged pressure on Republican leaders to secure ratification in Delaware Connecticut and Vermont. She described prison conditions in Washington and at the workhouse where women picketers were held.
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Mary Windsor
National Women's Party
Cheyenne Club
Garnegie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Delaware
Connecticut
Vermont
Miss Windsor
Washington
Girls of City To Have Frolic at School Gym
Cheyenne girls are invited to a tacky party at the school gymnasium this Thursday evening. Admission is by old overalls blue denim or calico. The Y W C A hosts the free event with games dancing and a prize for the tackiest costume. Miss Maurene Carley chairs the committee.
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Rotarians
Plains Hotel
Queen Esther Circle of
Rn-Star
Temple
Esther Harriman
Anna Fransen
Ferguson
Cheyenne
Maurene Carley
Tampa overalls idea sweeps into fashion
In Tampa on April 20 the Overalls Club of Tampa led by Hafford Jones pledged to wear overalls until clothing prices drop. Women joined with calico dresses through New Thought groups led by Mrs. Clara Lawton Metcalf. Easter demonstrations drew crowds as merchants watched sales remain steady and officials consider the movement.
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Tampa
Fla
Hafford Jones
Overalls’ Club
New Thought and Unity Club
Clara Lawton Metcalf
Court House Square
Denims and silks clash as war drives clothing costs
Readers hear of price shifts in wartime clothing as brisket and rump rise with lambent silk demand. The overall club vows to persist, claiming recruitment surges nationwide, while Easter crowds show class divides between silk wearers and plain denims in a frame of social friction.
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Odd Darby
Joan
League of Nations declines Armenia mandate role
Washington April 20 The council of the League of Nations formally agrees it cannot assume the Armenian mandate as urged by Paris premiers. Officials say lack of military and administrative means drove the decision while Armenia may be placed under league control as a new state with neutral states designated as mandatories.
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Washington
Council of the League of Nations
Armenia
Council of Premiers
Paris
San Reno
Italy
League
Diplomat Baron Rosen Visits With Daughter on US Tour
The photograph shows Elisabeth Rosen daughter of Baron Rosen with Mrs George Horace Lorimer at Bryn Mawr College in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania during a tour of the United States with her father Baron Rosen a leading Russian diplomat involved in shaping the Russo Japanese peace treaty and former Russian ambassador to the United States.
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Elisabeth Rosen
Baron Rosen
George Horace Lorimer
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Town Clerk Predicts Return of Country to Indians
Undersheriff Lon G. Yav's remarks amid a snowy night drew attention as he declared that the country would be given back to the Indians. The exchange began with a playful inquiry about a new idea and ended with Yav heading into the snow filled street.
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Lon G. Yav
Gabrielle D Annunzio forms anti league of nations
Gabrielle D Annunzio plans a League of Fiume or anti league of nations to unite minority oppressions. He invites a conference on May 15 with delegates expected from Egypt Ireland Persia Turkey Montenegro Hungary and India.
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Fiame
Associated Press
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
HCL Reports Minimal Food Price Change for March Ending 25
The department of labor's bureau of labor statistics reports the cost of 22 food articles remained virtually unchanged for the month ending March 25. The overall price level was only six tenths of one percent below the prior period, signaling little sign of a slump.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Prices advance and ease across wholesale goods
In January prices hit a peak while wholesale commodities outside food rose by March. Lumber and building materials jumped over eight percent since February. Clothing costs rose six percent from March 1919, with only apparel showing a slight decline.
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