Woman's Club Notes On Italian Topics And Farewell Party
The Woman's club held a Wednesday meeting continuing Italy studies with Mrs Abbott absent. Mrs Brewster presented Perugia and Mrs Gibson Clark discussed Machiavelli’s life in Florence. Rev Hills to speak on Biblical literature next, in a guest meeting format inviting friends. A farewell for Claude Glenn featured a dancing party hosted by Mrs Brownlee and daughter. Glenn departs Cheyenne for a post office inspector role in St. Louis.
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Woman’s Club
Italy
Abbott
Brewster
Perugia
Gibson Clark
Machinville
Florence
L. C. Hills
A. HR. Buck
W. B. Rosas
Claude Glenn
Pleasant social events hosted by local women society members
Dozens attended gatherings at homes on Ming Brownlee and Mrs. GO W Grover’s premises with meals and dessert, plus club meetings. The Art club discussed Ancient Greek and Renaissance topics with Miss Florene Mott and Miss Bertha Day, and the Altar and Rosary society planned a bake sale for December 17. The South Cheyenne Woman's Temperance Union held a bi monthly meeting with readings on The Church and the W O T U. Mrs Gertrude Minore addressed the IL T L society at the chapel.
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Miss Barger
Bertha Day
Gutterman
Ewers
Miss Chaplin
Misa Mott
Altar and Rosary Society
W. E. Dineen
Warren Avenue
Mesdames
A. B. Roedel
John Smith
Sam Brown
Thomas Cooper
Joseph Milligan
T. A. Cobry
Louis Cervaintes
L. R. Bresnahen
John McCabe
D. E B. Apperson
John Crowley
James Cooper
A. L. Leslie
Lynch
Stapleton
Mary Bell
Mra. Barlow
Mra. Truckey
Dineen
Talbot
Jordan
Webber
Gertrude Minore
IL. T. L. Society
Talk on the Mifetts of Alcono and Morale
A gathering at the South Congregational chapel featured Mrs Minore giving a teat test and discussing the effects of alcohol. Next Thursday an event titled Effects of Alcohol in Morale will be held. Another Thursday social by the Maciteo order welcomed new members with a luncheon installation led by Mrs G H Wedge and about fifty ladies attended.
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Alcoloon ii Morale
South Congressional Chapel
Lode
G. H. Wedge
Wate
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Flour Trust Busted and Local Notices Recall City Life
City briefs report a flour price drop with 10 000 sacks offered by Lawrence and Carr and a home sale at 621 West Twenty First Street to Andy Henan. Funeral for A W Bristol slated at Presbyterian church. local crime notes include burglar suspect Gilmore and ring theft charge against J L Rose. Also listed are marriage licenses Emil Oslund Bertha Ericson and Sheep Commissioners meeting, plus veterinary trip and Elks Dance invite.
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Torace Jenkins
Sixteenth Street
Ehoe
West Twenty
First Street
Andy Henan
Riots in Calcutta Over Cow Status Hurt 150 People
In Calcutta tonight about 150 people were injured as Hindu protesters clashed with Muslims over cow sacrifice during a forthcoming festival. The rioting centered on sacred status of cattle amid religious tensions.
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Calcutta
Xmas and New Years Post Cards at O T Lamma Keefe Hall
A catalog style notice lists Xmas and New Years post cards Xmas booklets stockers calendar pads leather goods pennants Xmas cigars pipes and related items offered at O T Lamma Keefe Hall on the 13th. The brief reads as a local trade item advertisement with pricing not provided.
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O, T. Lamma
Keefe Hall
Population figures withheld for 43 states in UN publication
The UN publication lists population data for forty three states but withholds figures for several states. The overall population totals show 91 million in the withheld figures, indicating incomplete data across the nations reported.
Financier to Teach Capital and Labor
George W. Perkins today announced his retirement from J. P. Morgan & Company to devote time to extending profit sharing and other benefit plans aimed at solving the conflict between capital and labor. Perkins has represented the firm in major industrial organizations and will continue relations with these concerns.
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New York
George W. Perking
J. P. Morgan & Company
Perkins
Bible Emblem on Ballots Nullifies Powell County Election
Powell county Kentucky ballots used an open Bible emblem with the words Holy Bible. The state court of appeals ruled the local option election void due to the emblem on ballots. The decision affects the county's outcome and prompts potential recourse by voters.
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Frankfort
Des
Fmgs
Powell County
Kyy
Atate Court,of Appeals
Bible Emblem Ballot Provisions Questioned
A court review notes a ballot emblem using the Bible to influence voters. Witnesses described a gold bottle with a snake head and threats of divine wrath for those who refuse. The opinion says a statute bans Bible as an election ballot emblem.
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Wat
Claims Right to Sell Alaska Coal Lands Sparks Legal Debate
Washington dispatch says Donald A McKinttIe, released on 25000 bond after arrest, argues the sole legal point in his case is the right of a claimant to sell or a citizen to buy such a claim under the Alaska coal lands act of 1908. McKenzie and four others were indicted at Spokane on a conspiracy charge to fraudulently obtain title to two thousand acres of Alaska coal land.
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Alaska
Six Olympia Women Drawn for Washington Jury
Six Olympia women prominent in the suffrage movement were drawn today to serve as jurors in Olympia Washington. The selection occurred as part of the jury pool for upcoming court sessions. One prospective juror among those rejected was noted in the report.
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Washington
Olympia, Wash
Olympia
Milkman vs City Over Street Work with Female Jury Protest
A milkman sues for damages claiming street work by contractors caused a blast and injury. The defense opposes a female jury, while the plaintiff remains confident in his case.
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