Social club events and charity plans in Cheyenne
Multiple social clubs meet at private homes and public halls for gatherings and fundraisers. The Hospital Aid society 改 Charity ball is moved to Eagles Hall due to Keefe Hall renovations, with the Jan 23 date set. Other notices include GH Club, Help One Another Club, Woman's Club, and various aid societies hosting meetings, socials, and Christmas party plans.
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Ways and Means Committee
Hospital Aid Society
Keefe
Eagles’ Hall
Cheyenne
Turner Hadd
Mesdames Charlee Bristo
J. H. Conway
Claude Draper
A. W. Barber
O. K. Snyder
Mark Chapman
Miss Gill
Mre. Mentzer
Dugald Whittaker
V. K. Hart
Church Ladies Host Baptist A. O. A. Meet
In church directives the Baptist A. O. A. will entertain at a business and social meeting opening at the home of Rev.
Sands Says How Did the Bird Know That
A fragmented ad style notice promoting remedies and prescriptions. It touts reliable remedies, urges visitors to hand over prescriptions for uch. and highlights new Christmas goods with a slogan linking low prices to quality. The copy reflects old time retail promo phrasing.
Stimson Defends Philippine Policy and Canal Plans
Secretary of War Stimson denounces critics and defends the Philippines program after fourteen years of American rule. He cites vast progress in sanitation education and industry while warning that independence proposals would betray both the Filipino masses and American effort. He also outlines Panama Canal opening expectations and toll policy.
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Philippines
Stimson
Manila
Bankers demand witness presence at money trust hearing
Washington reports detail a group of New York bankers surrounding Samuel Untermeyer during a late adjournment of the money trust hearing. They insist he be excused or called to the stand, saying his views require his return to New York. Tobias Wolfson discussed copper withholding in 1907 to prop up prices.
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Washington
New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Banking and Currency Committee of the
House
Money Trust
Untermeyer
Tobias Wolfson
United Metals Selling Company
Tariff Revision Hearings Set By Ways and Means
Washington reports the Ways and Means Committee will hold tariff hearings through January with a final schedule tabled for January 27. Dates cover chemicals paints earths glass wood silk sugar tobacco paper and other goods, with Republicans joining Democrats in support of hearings while form of revision bill remains undecided.
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Washington
Ways and Means
Congress
Underwood
House
Ways and Means Committee
Itera and
Meand
House Rules Committee Ends Hearings On Traffic Pact Probe
Hearings concluded on the Shaughnessy resolution seeking a congressional investigation of the traffic agreement between the New York New Haven and Hartford and Grand Trunk railroads. The probe centers on alleged actions causing the suspension of work on the Southern New England railroad. Vice President Buck of the New Haven said his company would aid the investigation and that the suspension was not connected to the New Haven road.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Shaughenessey
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Grand Trunk
Wileh
Southern New England
Buck
New Haven
New England
Taft Recommends Bennett as Rapid City Lands Receiver
President Taft proposes the Senate appoint George P. Bennett as receiver of the public lands office in Rapid City South Dakota. The nomination follows standard civil service procedures and aims to fill the vacancy in the land office during December in Washington.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
George P. Bennett
Public Lands Office
Rapid City
Supreme Court Returns El Paso Humia Zone Case to Texas Court
The Supreme Court sent back the El Paso human zone dispute to the Texas federal court due to an incomplete record. Texas court had ruled the issue fell under diplomatic not judicial authority.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Court of Texas
el Pasoes
United States
Mexico
Texas
Judge Archbald trial claims Bias and disturbed brain
Attorneys for Judge Archbald tried to frame the charges as bias during William P. Boland testimony in Washington. Senator Bacon ruled the bid for cross examination out of order. Archbald allegedly agreed for consideration to aid George M. Watson in settling Boland claims against the Delaware Lackawanna & Western railroad.
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Washington
Archbald
William P. Boland
Scranton
Bacon
Archhbald
George M. Watson
Boland
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Partnership of Politics and Crime in Large Cities
A historical analysis argues that Herman Rosenthal’s murder reflected a political crime partnership between police and criminals. The piece notes longstanding municipal corruption, comparing it to ancient systems of official graft and quoting Bryce on American city governance and police influence in New York.
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Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Greece
American Commonwealth
Jas, Bryce
New York
Police
Billiards Clash Set For Frontier Club Tonight
The Frontier Club billiards match between Aturtevant and Riteble, delayed from last night, resumes this evening as a 25 point challenge. Riteble, runner up in a recent Frontier club tourney, seeks to beat winner Sturtevant, with a second 25 point match planned for Friday to balance chances.
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Frontier Club
Aturtevant
Riteble
Sturtevant
Ritchie
Elk Population Soars in Yellowstone Park Winter Herds
A Washington dispatch reports more than 40,000 elk wintering in Yellowstone, prompting tighter grazing rules in adjacent national forests and substantial hay funding by Wyoming and the federal government. The buffalo herd also grows, with 148 tame and 58 bulls, cows, and 24 calves in the tame herd, despite a summer disease that killed 21 head. The show herd of 15 bulls is driven for tourists near Mammoth and rejoined the main herd in September.
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Washington
Yellowstone National Park
National
Mammoth Hot Oatings
A Practical Step Toward Peace in Arbitration Treaties
The 1911 United States arbitration pacts with Great Britain and France await presidential ratification to replace the 1908 agreements. The 1911 treaties, favored by the Senate, move arbitration as the test of treaty scope and propose commissions of inquiry, signaling a broader push toward an international jurisprudence system.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Senate
McCarthy Palzer Heavyweight Fight Invitation Issued
Los Angeles December 11 promoters invite every living heavyweight champion to attend the New Year contest McCarthy versus Palzer at promoter Tom McCary's expense.
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Los Angeles
Cal
McCarthy-Palzer
Tom McCary
Graft and Gambling Ties Put Pressure on City Politics
A big city story details how professional politicians profit from organized graft. Men pursue quick riches through gambling while police are paid off and part of the proceeds flow into the political machine to secure party victories at the polls.
Sports Highlights From The Lead By Joe Johnson And Others
Joe Johnson of The Leader wins high prize money at the bowling alleys rolling 202. The piece notes amateur rowing underrepresented at Stockholm Olympics and hints at a future conference in the United States or Germany. It covers boxing legalization talks in Chicago, Cornell football players forgo letters, Skagway baseball under darkness, and remarks on baseball pioneers Brush and Spalding. It also mentions Connie Mack’s Athletics in Cuba, Kehoe predicting 1913 strength, Altrock and Schaefer in vaudeville, hunting fatalities, Davis Cup hopes, Willie Ritchie’s real name Geary Steffen, Land with the Toledo backstop, and a London polo team next summer.
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Stockholm
United States
Germany
Secretary of War Plans for Panama and Hawaii Fortifications
Secretary of War Stimson told the House Foreign Affairs Committee his plan to fortify Hawaii and guard the Panama Canal on land. He proposed a protecting force of 4 000 to 10 000 men and an expanded USP armed presence in insular possessions, with about 16 000 soldiers remaining in the United States.
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Washington
Stimson
House Committee On Foreign
All Stars Sweep Barry's Brags In City Bowling
All Stars defeated Barry's Brags two straight at Rich Hew alleys last night. Weddell led Barry's Brags with 560 total, Sutton of the Withers close behind at 530. The Stars issued a citywide challenge, and Shrimp at Kelley Mercantile handles arrangements.
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Shrimp
All Stars
Barry
Weddell
Sutton
Withers
Ft. Huesell
Kelley Mercantile Company
Richelieu-Battery Bowling Challenge at Fort Russell
Richelieu bowling team meets Pat tery A 4th Field Artillery on Sunday at Fort Russell in a decisive match for the local championship. Both teams are evenly matched and expect high scores as Richelieu seeks to clinch the title while Artillery fights to even the count and deny the sweep. The Richelieu squad has issued a challenge to any state team to a series to determine the state championship if they defeat the Artillery.
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Fort Russell
Richelieu
Pattery A
4Th Field Artillery
Richelieus
Artillery
Making Rubber at Home From Potatoes and More
Scientists report a method to synthesize rubber lowering cost by about 24 cents per pound It would convert potatoes and other sources into rubber with simple processing This breakthrough is framed as part of a broader prophetic view connecting science to the coming Messianic reign and dominion.
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Tropics
Tenderloin Women Appeal for Protection from Police
New York December 11 Mary Goode resort keeper told the aldermanic committee that police officers have become wild in their demand for money and that Tenderloin women have appealed to Mrs O McBelmont for protection after the Becker expose scandal.
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New York
Mary Goode
Aledermania Committee
Inc
Becker
Mc Belmont
Special Meeting Called for Carpenters Nomination and Election
A special meeting is announced for Carpenters with a 1a timing and 191% note to nominate and elect an officer, N. G. Paterbon, according to the notice.
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Carpenters
N. G. Paterbon
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William HW. Scholtger
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Help One Another
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Woman's Club
L Wes
L. C. Mills
Stanton
J. L. Baird
Meadames
Gill
Hart
Hillis
Daber
Card Club
Joseph Wasserman
Hal P. Fudge
West Zeth Street
R. L. Young
Young's Cafe
Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Aid Society
William Lannen
Congregational Aid
Congregational Aid Society
F. H. Vaughn
Methodist Missions
Methodist Missionary Society
DAN S&s. Park & Company
First National Bank Bldg
Chicago
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Wyoming
Progressive Party
Europe
Washington Bureau
Roosevelt
Diroctas
Q. O. A. Bowral
Sands
Panama Canal
Yellostone Park
Joe Johnson
Pennsylvania
Cornell University
Skagway
John T. Brush
A. G. Spalding
Baseball
W. W
Pudge) Heffelfingger
Minneapolis
Yale
Walter Camp
Joe Tinker
Dincinnati
Connie Mack
Cuba
Mike Kehoe
Mackmen
Kehoe
Boston
Nick Altrock
Dutch Schaefer
Kansas City
Alaska
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England
Willie Ritchie
Pugilist
Geary Steffen
Toledo
American Association
Grover Land
Naps
Louisville
Mordecai Brown
Cubs
Jimmy Turner
Northwestern
Dartmouth
Charles BE. Hammett
Northwestern University
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Casaldy
Jennerich
Peternon Wees
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