Congregational Mission Circle Plans City Federation
The Congregational Mission circle met last Friday with 18 attendees. Miss May Douglas led the devotional and Mrs. H. Patten outlined plans for forming a City Federation of Church Missionary Societies. Myre Burgess read the chapter on Mormonium as the year’s study topic. Dr. Shingler spoke on Mormonism. The Baptist Willing Workers meet Friday at Mrs. Win Hanesworth’s home with hostesses Mrs. Helmer, Mrs. Subbs, and Mrs. Wellnite. The Jewish Ladies circle convenes Wednesday at Mre Bronstine, 815 West Sixteenth.
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Congregational Mission Circle
F. H. Vaughn
Win Hanesworth
Helmer
Suobbs
Wellnite
Stenographers Have Chance at Good Positions Announcement
The United States civil service commission announces stenographer and typewriter examinations in this city on May 17, 1918. Vacancies include posts in Montana Puget Sound navy yard Havre Lewiston Portland Cheyenne and the U S Surveyor General with per diem and annual salaries. Apply to the local secretary Pentonree building and file forms before May 7 1918.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Reclamation Service
Montana
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Havre
Mont
Land Office
Lewiston
Engineer Department
Portland
Ore
Cheyenne
Wyo
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Pentotree Building
Seattle
Wash
After the wedding tour comes the lecture tour
A fragmented line about wedding and lecture tours blends with a metaphor of a man lacking an almanac and a dog without a way in. The wording hints at social observations from a historical column.
Commission government debate and Sunday School convention notes
Discussion on a national and state commission government plan contrasts unicameral and bicameral systems with Uruguay as an example. The piece also covers Wyoming Sunday School Association actions, delegate selections, institute plans in Cheyenne, and reports from multiple county schools with 1600 scholars enrolled and 41 delegates attending.
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Hodges
Legislative Commission
Pittsburg
Republic of
Uruguay
Congress
Army
Navy
Senate
Commission
Fenwick
Pine Bluff
Bajuton
Idlea
Edmagpittés
Sunday School Workers Hear Good Report
A Pine Bluff reception committee hosted an afternoon session with an appetizing meal. The meeting opened with prayer and the president called the session to order at 1:30. The ways and means committee presented its report and the following plans were adopted.
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Pine Bluff
Ways and Means
Philippine post to be important diplomatic position
Washington reports President Wilson plans to appoint the governor general of the Philippines to a top ambassadorial role over Asia including China and Japan. Various candidates are named, with Luke Wright among the prominent mentions, as the administration weighs a highly responsible post.
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Washington
Wilson
Philippines
United States
Asia
China
Japan
Curry
New Mexico
Rhinelander Waldo
New York
Perry Belmont
Joss
Court of St. James
Luke Wright
Lo Bveing
Alleged Confidence Man Ordered Returned for Trial
A man accused of confidence schemes is ordered back to court for trial after delays. The defendant allegedly spent months on the ramph and in Syracuse and New York City, aiding his brother Denny in selling real estate.
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Frank
Charles
Oscar Bartholomew
Brooklyn
Denny
Lawrence
A. Co. Jones
James Ryan
Chicago
Tyson Place
James
Indy
Mr. Ryans
Professor Crane
Ryans
Montzer
Pyracuse
N. Y
New York City
Welling Real Estate
Payne's Tariff Bill Debate Ends In Washington
The long general debate on the Democratic tariff bill concluded in Washington with sharp exchanges and expected partisan divides. Observers suggest the bill faces a difficult path ahead as lawmakers weigh major economic impacts.
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Payne
New York
Texas
United States
Murdoch
Ia Aputisers
Washington
Supreme Court Rules on Railway Debts for Reorganized Company
The supreme court holds that a reorganized corporation may be liable for the debts of its predecessors. The decision affects Northern Pacific Railway and its successor, widening potential obligations. The ruling is described as far reaching and significant for corporate restructuring.
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Washington
le Supreme Court
Northern Pacific Railway
Northern Pacific
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