Cheyenne Women’s Clubs Hear Plan for Playgrounds
Cheyenne groups reviewed the playground movement during a two-part meeting. Dp A B session convened at 2:30 PM in the library womens club room, and at 8:00 PM a mass gathering aimed to form a temporary Associated Charities organization. Mr Weir outlined how trained playground supervisors and school-based social centers could start playgrounds, urging school board and civic groups to act.
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Cheyenne
Womens’ Club
Industrial Club
Civic Teague
Weir
Idaho
Oysters and Events Highlight Church Circles Benefit
The oyster supper at Young's cafe is extended to next Monday evening for the Bap tist and Christmas entertainment fund. Other notices include Presbyterian Aid society meeting at Mrs Lannen's home and Congregational Ald Society and Methodist Mission Circle gatherings this afternoon.
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Mra R. L. Young
Oung’s Cafe
Young's Cafe
Presbyterian Aid Society
William Lannen
Pebriean Street
Additional Society Regimental Cards Postponed
The Regimental Card club postponed its meeting to Wednesday night of next week due to counter attractions. Mrs Baker and Mrs Cole are honored by Mrs Reno who will entertain Saturday afternoon. Post officers and ladies rehearse for a vaudeville show at Capitol Avenue Theater next Tuesday evening with Major Stull leading an all star amateur program.
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Regimental Card Club
Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Cole
Mrs.Reno
Capitol Avenue
Major Stull
Visiting List Narrates Guests at Judge Lacey Home
Ex Governor and Mrs B B Brooks join Judge and Mrs J W Lacey for the Consistory. Esther Miller returns from Montana. Mrs Thomas Meldrum comes home from Chicago, Omaha and Kentucky. The Nottages plan a move to Laramie. Mrs Hulse relocates from Kansas to Cheyenne. Cheyenne girls study distant schools and return for holidays.
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B. B. Brooks
J. W. Lacey
Thomas Meldrum
Chicago
Omaha
Kentucky
David Hulse
Kansas
Cheyenne
Minkes Louise and
Elizabeth Lacey
Plorence Riner
Clera Dodds
Maurine Carley
Present of merit sparks broad cooperation
A call to unite with DAN 8 PARK & COMPANY and First National Bank Hidg to share in a project described as a present of merit, aiming to foster collaboration and mutual satisfaction across involved parties.
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DAN
Park & Company
First National Bank
Paris Dispatch Reports Turmoil and Brutal Wounds Abroad
Dec 12 Paris brief notes rising uncertainty as conservative circles warn of long negotiations. A Servian officer captured by Albanians suffered brutal injuries including eye removal ear loss and scalp wounds. his mother visited on the path to recovery, but he died.
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Paris
The
Temps
Gervia
California Faces Rabies Amidemic Moving Northward
Sacramento reports California is scourged by an epidemic of rabies moving northward. The state laboratory director indicates rising cases and warns of growing risk. About four hundred persons bitten by rabid animals have received treatment.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
State Byelone Laboratory
Ryan censured for evasions in dynamite conspiracy trial
In Indianapolis on December 12, President Ryan was censured by the court for evasive answers amid the dynamite conspiracy trial. He claimed as a union vice president he audited accounts of John J. McNamara and others but did not trace how $10,000 was spent on dynamite and pitro glycerine.
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Indianapolis
Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Dynamitera
John J. McNamara
McNamara
Frank €. Webb
New York
Herbert 8. Hockin
Miller
Barry
Steubenville
Ort Brown
Kansas City
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Brown
J. J. McNamara
International Union
Demonstration of Cooking By Heat Co.
Manager Kemper invites Cheyenne ladies to a cooking demonstration by Mrs Marshall at 1715 Capitol Avenue this week. The portable electric stove shown by Mrs Marshall is compact enough to fit in a suite and aims to cut coal use, with a range of electric appliances displayed at reduced Christmas rates.
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Kemper
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Mra. Marshall
Klve Teegapgny
Kousawtte
World’s Largest Stone Statue Sited in Japan
A 44 foot high stone statue in Japan stands as the world’s largest. The monument towers impressively, drawing attention to its imposing height and the country’s monumental sculpture.
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Japan
Frickey Convicted of First Degree Murder in Swan Killing
DANVER Colo Dec 12 Charles W Frickey galoonkeeper formerly of El Paso Texas was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of bartender William Swan on Sept 24 in Marquette Bar. Prosecutors argued absence of key eyewitness Richard Burton and called Frickey’s friends dubious. Defense contended another man fired the shot and that the revolver found was not loaded. Bailey for the prosecution pressed premeditated malice and self defense was rejected. The judge adjourned for sentence to life imprisonment.
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Danver
Colo
Geo
Charles W. Frickey
el Paso
Texas
William &. Swan
Marquette
Richard Burton
Burton
Frickey
Irwin
Dewey C. Bailey, Jr
Swan
I¢ Frickey
Cassius
Bailey
Afc i
Aurder
Gailey
Protest filed against New York Central bond issue in Ohio
New York Central stockholders filed a protest with the state utilities commission in Columbus claiming the railroad seeks to issue 24,000,000 in bonds for Ohio improvements and arguing the project forms a railroad trust. They threaten to sue for dissolution under the Sherman law.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
New York Central
Cost Of Living Seen Reduced By Fruit Diet
Kansas City December 12. A speaker before the Western Association ofNursery men declared greater fruit consumption would greatly cut living costs and raise general health standards.
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Kansas City
Western Association of Nurserymen
U S Cotton Crop Forecast Tops 15.8 Million Bales
Washington expects the nation's cotton crop this year to total 15,820,800 bales of 600 pounds each, ranking second to last year’s record 16,692,701 bales. The estimate reflects ongoing harvests across major producing states.
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Washington
Home Grown Hog Products Best On Market
The Hammond Packing company of Cheyenne received a carload of fat hogs from Hot Creek in Niobrara county. Hog raising is growing in the state with 66 Denver dealers selling Hammond products. A rancher earned over $16,000 since September 1 for hogs raised and fattened on his farm.
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Hammond Packing Company
Cheyenue
Hot Creek
Niobrara County
Denver
Sturtevant Defeats Richie in City Billiards Championship
Sturtevant, holder of the city three cushion title, defeated challenger Ritchie at the Frontier club in a 25 point game. Sturtevant led late, rallied to win 25 to 21 as a large crowd watched. The rematch continues this evening at 8 o'clock.
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Sturtevant
Frontier Club
Ritchie
McCarthy Makes Jump to Wilkes Barre in State League
Cheyenne Indian baseball graduate Joe McCarthy moves from the Braves to Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania under manager Bill Clymer of the American Association. An outfielder with sensational catches and fast baserunning, he struggled last year but finished above .300 and tied the season end with four hits in five trips. Cheyenne fans will watch his fielding and hitting in the New York State league next year. Bert Rhinesmith wins high score at the boxball alleys with 222.
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Joe McCarthy
Braves
Mac
Wilkesbarre
Bill” Clymer
Columbus
Redskins
McCarthy
Fang
Laramie Cowboys
Bidwell
Indians
Bert Rhinesmith
Colorado & Southern Common Declares Reduced Dividend
New York December 12. The Colorado and Southern railroad today declared an annual dividend of 1 percent on the common stock, a reduction from 2 percent paid since December 1908. The cut marks a return to the lower rate after years of higher payouts.
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New York
Colorado &Southern Railroad
Campaign to cut living costs by Housekeepers' League
Philadelphia on December 12 reports the Housekeepers' League retailed over two million ogee at 24 cents per dozen in a drive to reduce the price of living. A German specialist claims telephones drive the modern man crazy. A New York man was fined for swearing when tickled by a woman’s hat feathers. the humor hinges on a wrong word.
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Philadelphia
Housekeepers’ League Today
Wntil
New York
Ada Head Leader Bidg Item Leads Park & Company Bid
An Ada based item from the Park and Company project at the First National Bank Building references a head leader role and bidding activity. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local business context and a leadership bid tied to the Ada area.
Representatives plan draft for $125 million China loan
NG LOAN TO CHINA. Delegates of the all-power group and London chiefs will draft tomorrow a loan contract for $125,000,000 to China secured by Salt Garteile. Poison ivy remark ends with a caution about home exposure to autumn colors.
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Peking
London
China
Salt Garteile
The Doctor's Advice Kit: Home Remedies Promoted by Dr Baker
A series of letters from readers seek cures for weight loss rheumatism bronchial trouble stomach distress and nervous disorders. The doctor prescribes proprietary tablets tonics and tinctures claiming quick cures with instructions to mix dose and continue for months. Mentioned are three grain hypo-mclane tablets tincture cadomene syrup of hypophosphitea comp and many more with home remedy language.
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Kit
Hulda
Misa M
French aviator breaks world altitude record over 10000 feet
In Tunis on December 12 Roland m4 ris, a French aviator, set a new world altitude record by flying above 10 000 feet. The flight lasted one hour and six seconds in clear weather, surpassing the previous record of 7 881 feet set by George Leagneaux on September 17 at Vichy Coublay France.
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Tunis
Roland
Ris
Wag
George Leagneaux
Coublay
France
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Vaughn
Bart
Etreet
Methodist Mission Circle
Guild
Mesdames Upton, Bradley and
Patton
Guild of St. Mark's
Pariah House
Oo Aes
Mise Esther Miller
Montana
Harry Nottage
Laramie
Mlanians
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Richie
Ada
Sarah
Ray
Dr. Lewis Baker
Lewis Baker
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College-Elwood Bis
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