Cheyenne Women Plan Charity Meetup and Playground Drive
Cheyenne groups convene at 2:30 PM in the women’s club room of the library to form a temporary Associated Charities organization. An 8:00 PM citywide meeting calls for representatives to discuss playground movement led by Mr. Weir, with officials urged to act and appoint a play supervisor.
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Cheyenne
Womens’ Club
C. P. BE
Associated Charities
Industrial Club
Civic Teague
Weir
Idaho
Oyster supper fundraiser at Young’s Cafe delayed to Monday
In church circles, an oyster supper hosted by Mrs R L Young of Young’s Cafe was opened until next Monday evening for the Baptists Christmas entertainment fund. The Presbyterian Aid society and other church groups plan meetings this week at various homes and parsonages.
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Mra R. L. Young
Oung’s Cafe
Young's Cafe
Additional Society Regimental Cards Postponed
The Regimental Card club postpones its meeting to Wednesday night of next week. Mrs Baker and Mrs Cole are the honorees for a Saturday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Reno. Post officers and ladies rehearse for a vaudeville show at Capitol Avenue theatre next Tuesday evening led by Major Stull.
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Regimental Card Club
Mrs. Baker
Mrs. Cole
Mrs.Reno
Capitol Avenue
Major Stull
Visiting List Notes From Local Social Scene
Ex governor and Mrs B B Brooks are guests of Judge and Mrs J W Lacey for the Consistory this week. Esther Miller arrives home from Montana. Mrs Thomas Meldrum returns from Chicago Omaha and Kentucky. Harry Nottage family leaves for Laramie to settle there. Mrs David Hulse comes from Kansas to Cheyenne. Local girls studying away for holidays include Louise Minkes Elizabeth Lacey Florence Riner Clera Dodds Maurine Carley.
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B. B. Brooks
J. W. Lacey
Minkes Louise and
Elizabeth Lacey
Plorence Riner
Clera Dodds
Maurine Carley
Present of merit sparks broad cooperative drive
A note from DAN 8, PARK & COMPANY and First National Bank Higd urges partnership in recognizing merit. The message emphasizes collective effort and satisfaction in giving presents tied to achievement, calling for ongoing collaboration and support among local institutions.
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DAN
Park & Company
First National Bank
Turbulent Paris Rumors Signal Uncertain Diplomatic Climate
A French capital scene reflects growing unease as Conservative circles worry over Austrian cabinet moves. A Servian officer captured by Albanians reportedly had eyes gouged and ears cut, and later died after his mother attended to his wounds on the road to recovery.
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Paris
The
Temps
Gervia
California Faces Rabies Amidemic Report
Sacramento December report notes California suffers a rabies amidemic with cases moving northward. State laboratory director indicates more than four hundred people have received treatment after bites from rabid animals.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
State Byelone Laboratory
Ryan censured for evasions in dynamite conspiracy trial
In Indianapolis on December 12, President Ryan was censured by the court for giving irresponsive answers in the dynamite conspiracy case. He testified about auditing union funds and claimed he never traced $10,000 used for dynamite and related expenses.
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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
Demonstration of Cooking by Heat Co in Cheyenne
Manager Kemper of Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power hosts a cooking demonstration at 1715 Capitol avenue this week. Mrs Marshall, traveling agent of Western Klve teegapny, showcases a portable electric stove and other electric appliances reducing coal use and cost, with sale pricing for Christmas.
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Kemper
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Cheyenne
Capitol Avenue
Mra. Marshall
Klve Teegapgny
Kousawtte
World’s Largest Stone Statue Stands in Japan
A colossal stone statue in Japan claims the title of the world’s largest. Rising forty four feet tall, it dominates the landscape and draws attention as a landmark symbol.
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Japan
Frickey Receives Life Term For Murder in Colorado
DANVER Colo December 12 Charles W Frickey the galoonkeeper formerly of El Paso Texas was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing of Bartender William Swan at the Marquette Bar. The defense argued a missing eyewitness Richard Burton and claimed possible other suspects while prosecutors pressed for a verdict of murder with premeditation.
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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 protested to the state utilities commission today over a proposed 24 million bond issue for Ohio improvements. They call the railroad a trust and say they will seek dissolution under the Sherman law.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Utilities Commission
New York Central
Fruit consumption urged to cut cost of living
Kansas City December 12. A speaker at the Western Association of Nurserymen urged greater fruit use as a means to reduce the cost of living and improve public health. He argued that higher fruit consumption would lower expenses and raise overall health standards.
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Kansas City
Western Association of Nurserymen
Cotton crop forecast tops last year’s record
Washington reports the current year’s cotton crop at 15,820,800 bales of 600 pounds each. This total trails the 16,692,701 bales record set last year, marking a strong but slightly smaller harvest nationwide.
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Washington
Home Grown Hog Products Best On Market
The Hammond Packing company of Cheyenne received a car load of fat hogs from a rancher in Hot Creek Niobrara county as hog farming grows in the state. Denver has 66 retail dealers carrying Hammond products and one man has earned over 16000 for hogs raised and fattened on his farm since September.
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Hammond Packing Company
Cheyenue
Hot Creek
Niobrara County
Denver
Sturtevant Defeats Richie to Defend Billiards Title
Sturtevant, city three cushions champion, defended his title at the Frontier club against Richie. The opening 25 point game ended 25 to 21 as Sturtevant staged an uphill comeback. A large crowd watched clever play and the rematch was scheduled for this evening at 8 o clock.
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Sturtevant
Frontier Club
Ritchie
McCarthy Graduates to New York State League
Cheyenne welcomes Joe McCarthy, former Braves centerfielder, to Wilkes Barre in the New York State League under Bill Clymer. Once a Redskins standout, McCarthy is praised for speed and fielding though had a late-season hitting slump last year. Bert Rhinesmith posted a 222 high score in boxball yesterday.
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Joe McCarthy
Braves
Mac
Wilkesbarre
Bill” Clymer
Columbus
Redskins
McCarthy
Fang
Laramie Cowboys
Bidwell
Indians
Bert Rhinesmith
Colorado & Southern Declares Reduced Common Dividend
New York December 12 The Colorado and Southern railroad board declared an annual dividend of 1 percent on common stock, down from 2 percent a year earlier. The cut ends a pattern of consecutive payments since December 1908.
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New York
Colorado &Southern Railroad
Campaign to lower living costs by selling ogee at 24 cents
Philadelphia reports the Housekeepers' league retailed over 2,000,000 ogee at 24 cents per dozen in a campaign to reduce living costs. A German specialist claims telephones drive the modern age crazy. A New York man was fined for swearing after being tickled by a woman’s hat feathers, a remark misinterpreted.
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Philadelphia
Housekeepers’ League Today
Wntil
New York
PARK AND COMPANY BIDG HEAD LEADER WANT ADA
A brief item notes Park & Company at First National Bank Building seeks Ada in a leadership bid. Limited readable details indicate a local business listings item with a named firm and place. Further specifics are not available in the fragments.
US representatives prepare draft loan contract for China
Delegates of the all-power group, meeting with London chiefs, will draft tomorrow a loan agreement for 125 million dollars to China secured by Salt Garteile. Poison ivy remark appears as a stray mid paragraph with no relevance to the financial item.
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Peking
London
China
Salt Garteile
The Doctor's Advice Kit Pills and Home Remedies
A column of medical quips offers folk cures including three-grain hypo-mclane tablets to improve nutrition and blood, tonics for rheumatism, bronchial relief with mentholaxene, stomach aids, and nerve restoratives. Readers’ questions from Mary to Onda receive practical drugstore remedies and directions, with a note on how to obtain prescriptions.
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Kit
French aviator tops altitude record over 10000 feet
Roland m4 ris, a French aviator, broke the world altitude record by flying over 10 000 feet in clear weather. The flight lasted one hour and six seconds, surpassing the previous 7 881 foot record set by George Legrand on September 17 in Coublay France.
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Tunis
Roland
Ris
Wag
George Leagneaux
Coublay
France
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J. J. McNamara
International Union
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