Mount Mellick Women’s Club Enjoys Afternoon Meeting
The Mount Mellick club held a pleasant Wednesday afternoon session with Mrs. C. K. Snyder despite threatening weather. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Dorian, Mrs Kent Snyder, and guests Mrs. Paul Halley, Meyer Frank Howard Snyder of Fort Russell, Claude Draper, A. D. Johnston, and Miss GYi. They visited, sewed, and concluded with tea.
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Mount Mellick
C. K. Snyder
Edward Dorian
Mres Kent Snyder
Giosts, Meadames Paul Halley
Meyer Frank Howard Snyder
Fort Russell
Claude Draper
A. D. Johnston
Miss Gyi
Mystic Maze to Be Entered by Mrs Win Hainesworth
Mrs Win Hainesworth will enter the Mystic Maze this afternoon. The event unfolds as spectators await her performance in the maze.
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Win Hainesworth
Japanese Tea and Dance Planned by Sunergie Circle
The Sunergie of St. Mark’s met at Mrs. Clark’s with Mrs. Bond and Mrs. J. D. Clark. Rain kept attendance light but tenacity showed as members finished projects for a Japanese bazaar. Plans for an August 7 tea and dance at the Parish House were finalized and lunch concluded the session. Nine young women attended.
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St. Mark's
Wallace Bond
J. D. Clark
Guild Tea Promises Remnant Project at Parish House
Mrs Freeborn Mrs F Robert Foster and Mrs Daley host the Guild of St Mark s at the Parish House Friday afternoon in a remnant tea. Guests are asked to bring silk velvet and lace scraps to craft fancy articles. The note fades into ornate imagery praising beauty and a lifelong prayer to build a palace beautiful.
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Milan
Baptiste Willing Workers to Meet Friday at Evans Street Home
Frances Willard aura line prompts khu. Contributions from friends requested. The Baptiste Willing Workers will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. Percy Smith at 2215 Evans Street, the former's home.
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Frances Willard
Baptiste
Frank Smith
Percy Smith
Evans Street
Methodist Sunday School Mothers Picnic at City Park
The primary department and cradle roll members along with their mothers will hold a picnic at City Park on Friday afternoon.
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Methodist
Swedish Electrification Trial Aims to Boost Pupils
New York education officials plan a fall trial of a Swedish method to electrify a school room and enhance pupil performance. The Stockholm tested system uses wall wires charged with high frequency currents in a room housing a class of mentally challenged pupils.
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New Yor
New York
Stockholm
Bandit Capture Ends Wyoming Hole in the Wall Pursuit
Craig Wyoming July 31 Charles Franzel was captured after a long chase that began yesterday morning with William Startelles and Andrew Constock as the fugitives fled toward Black Mountain. A posse of about 100 halted them when a rifle shot wounded Franzel, leaving him too exhausted to continue while his partner was tracked further.
Wrong Clue on Omaha Runaways
A woman reported two boys Thomas Lewis and Clifton Planck missing and headed toward Cheyenne. Police found two men Davidson and Jennings sleeping near the Union Pacific tracks. after a chase they were found to be local workers with $80 and $50, who provided a straight-forward explanation and were allowed to proceed.
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Ation
Thomas Lewis
Clifton Planck
Omaha
Neb
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
O'Brien
Christengen
L. Davidson
Bert Jennings
Davidson
Jennings
Reported cloud burst near Rock Springs denied
A morning report claimed a cloud burst and a forty foot wide wall of water rushing toward Rock Springs. The operator said heavy rain was in progress but no cloud bust or loss of life occurred. Residents in lowlands had been warned.
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The
eLader
Rock Springs
Lfe
Woman Leaps From Eiffel Tower Victim of Tragic Fall
Paris reports an unknown elegantly dressed woman leaped from the Eiffel Tower today. She fell from the highest platform to the second, smashing upon impact with remains found at ground level and four hundred francs in her pockets.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
Mother and Son Fly 3000 Feet in Aerial Feat
In Hempstead L I July 31 more planes than since the international aerial meeting filled the sky. The standout flight was Cecil Pall an 18 year old prodigy who lifted his mother to 3000 feet ascending in just over nine minutes. He later carried two young women friends as passengers.
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Hempstead
L. L
Cecil Pall
Bunny Hugging Doctor Wields Vicious Blow in Tenderloin
Mrs Otto W Hensler wife of a Chicago physician chased her husband and a dancer known as the Hoheriian Beauty through the tenderloin after an eight hour pursuit. She struck both man and woman and a bystander who intervened fled with Dr Henssler in his car. Later she filed a divorce petition seeking 200 dollars a week alimony.
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Chicago
Otto W. Hensler
Yoshohito Begins His New Duties As Japan's Ruler
Tokyo reports Yoshohito as emperor delivers first proclamation in Taisei era. He vows to defend the throne and administer the country under imperial ancestors and constitutional provisions. Prime Minister Marduls Salon responds in a formal note.
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Yoshohito
Japan
Tokio
Taisei
Brstain
Ant
Marduls Salon
Bobmenene
Striker Killed as London Dock Riot Leaves Dozens Hurt
London July 81 Seven strikers shot with one dying later in hospital and twenty others badly wounded as dockers clash with non union workers at Victoria and other docks. A second melee occurs at City of Columbia pier as non unionists repel attackers with revolvers bottles and belaying pins.
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London Dock
London
Theme
Victoria
Victoria Docks
Dockers'’ Federation
City of
Columbia
Hogan Wins In One Round Fight
San Francisco. July 31. One round Hogan won the decision over Tommy McFarland after fifteen rounds of hard fighting tonight.
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San Francisco
Calif
Hogan
Tommy McFarland
Bee Stevenson at Banifest for Wiring Services
Bee Stevenson advertises all kinds of wiring work with contact telephone 495 at Banifest hosted by The Sherman Co. for quick service and local projects.
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Bee Stevenson
Telephone
Have Cold Ideas of Love By Ng Poon Chew
In Chinese Annual Ng Poon Chew argues love is a mere brain product not a noble force. He claims Chinese prefer rational marriage planning over passion, viewing love as a dangerous, foolish influence that disrupts homes and prompts reckless acts.
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Cupid
Ching
China
Ng Poon Chew
Merriopathy and the Healing Laugh
A piece from The Christian Herald extols laughter as a healing force. It argues merriment can counter gloom and fear, serving as a medicine that lengthens life, boosts spirits, and supports treatment alongside doctors.
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Christian Herald
The Latter-Day Girl Says Bishop Creighton
The piece quotes Bishop Creighton criticizing modern girls as queer and flighty. He urges girls to think plainly and not seek constant novelty, insisting nature favors a good, honest, straightforward character over restless self interest.
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Bishop Creighton
Suffragists Urged to Boycott Marriage Over Vote
A masculine suggestion proposes militant suffragettes respond to denial of the vote by refusing marriage proposals. The proposer claims women should politely decline offers until women win voting rights equal to men, promising the country will bend as miners once did.
Slender Figure-of Speech in Tacoma Divorce Case
A Tacoma lawyer strikingly described his client in a divorce trial with a flowery portrait. He claimed she was so beautiful that the sea gasped and rabbits fled from a greyhound, while honey would freeze in her mouth and she could bathe in a fountain pen.
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Tacoma
National Corporation
Warren Voting Record in Senate 1909 1911 Contested
Compiled roll call notes show William Warren voting with Aldrich crowd 47 times and against interests on multiple measures. He opposed the Payne Aldrich bill and opposed public campaign contributions. supported La Follette amendments and Gallinger bid for pro tempore though unsuccessful.
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Warren
T. Bristow
Crawford
la Follette
Bailey
Borah
Bristow
Clapp
Cummins
Payne-Aldrich
Senate
Bill
Beveridge
Brown
Burkett
Cummings
Dolliver
la Forletta
Aldrich Crowd
Alee Maria Oe
Sieee
Astode Ac
Commerce Court
Drich
la Foltette
Tlimen Warren
Cero Warren
Ees
Arizona-New Mexico
Lorimer
Bourne
Burton
Gronna
McCumber
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Bacon
Domestic Peta and Knights in English History
A blend of notes on dogs as household helpers and the dangers of dogs sharing food, plus a historical anecdote about women receiving knighthood in England. The piece recalls Mary Thormondeley and the fashion of knightly orders, then shifts to a reader’s matrimonial dilemma and a pithy reply from the sage.
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Garter
J. John
Mary Thormondeley
Cheshire
Elizabeth
Spain
Tortona
Mary
Anne
Victoria
Woman Idol Worshipped If She Keeps Her Pedestal Place
A concise observation notes that a woman is revered as an idol only while she maintains her position at the top. It highlights social expectations and the fragile nature of fame tied to status.
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