Cheyenne Women's Club Meetings Scheduled This Afternoon
The Cheyenne Chapter Pp A R meets at the Worary at 2 30 PM and the L A to the O R C gathers at Mrs J J Fitzgerald and Mrs A W Bristol's home 601 East 21st Street at 2 50 PM. All conductors wives are invited. A library evening meeting plans to organize Associated Charities with reps from clubs and societies citywide invited to attend.
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L. A
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A. W. Bristol
Chapter C
Associated Charities
Baptist Social Event and Church Notices Update
In church circles a Baptist Q O A social at Mrs Hal P Fudge's home featured games and refreshments after a business meeting. Attendees included many named members and clergy. The following events note oyster supper postponement and a Christmas bake sale at Johnston grocery. Cheyenne stores announce December evening hours and a store inventory closure for Allrich Bowen Company now under receivership.
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Misa Nell Morgan
7 Pudge
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Stabler
Bentson
Della Bentson
Hathenworth
Whipple
Tyson
Bruce
Mesere Randolph
Lidelle
Sutherland
Smith
Lancaster
Bennett
Hoy Jones
Ernest Snow
Robert
Morton Fudge
Van
Greeks Land Forces Diversion in Epirus Campaign
General Sapountzakis reports Greek troops pressed the day’s action at Pentepigadia and Janina. Two infantry battalions with four field guns landed near Santiere to divert Turkish forces, eight battalions and siege guns countered, Greeks suffered five killed and nineteen wounded before reembarking to a new coast area of Epirus.
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Pentepigedia
Janina
Santiere
Sturdevant Defends City Billiard Title At Frontier Club
Fred Sturdevant retained the city billiard championship with a four point victory over Ritchie at the Frontier club. The match drew a full house as both players produced precise play and clever shot making. Sturdevant now holds the gold trophy once more and could become the permanent holder with another win.
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Frontier Club
Sturdevant
Ritchie
Fred Sturdevant
Woman sues Fowler Packing over bull damage in Kansas City home
Mia Mary Farris filed a federal suit seeking 18000 dollars in damages from Fowler Packing Company after a wild bull reportedly chased her upstairs in her Kansas City Kansas home. The incident is alleged to have occurred in December, with Farris claiming the animal caused damage during the intrusion.
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Mia
Mary Farris
Fowler Packing Company
Kanone City
Baby Show Linked to National Western Stock Show
In Denver December 18 report, a baby show will accompany the National Western Stock show set for January 20 to 24. Association leaders expect competition to raise baby standards similar to those raised for cattle and horses.
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Denver
Ammons
Governoratect
Chance Will Return Denies Offer To Manage New Americans
Frank Chance emphatically denied today that he had made any move toward retirement or that he had received a $920,000 yearly offer to manage the New Americans or any other team. He said it would be foolish to knock his own game and noted no offer had been made.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Chance
Lees
Americans
The Rose Maid in Cheyenne Aired With Troubled Vocalists
The Cheyenne staging of The Rose Maid disappointed as prima donna Mise Perle Barti sang poorly due to throat and weather illness. Ida Vantine impressed in a replacement role with acclaim, while Henry Coote, Lee Stark, Juli Ett Lange and others earned praise for acting and musical numbers despite an early rough start.
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Cheyenne
Mise Perle Barti
Daphne
Miss Bart
Ida Vantine
Miss Bartl
Barchester
Henry Coote
John Portman
Misa Jeanetta Bageard
Bertrand
Kate Kiddies
Bertie
Dennis
Sehamke
Chumley
Blatz
Sane Christmas pledge spurs sensible giving movement
The Sensible Christmas League promotes a rational charity pledge urging giving with love and sympathy. It warns against turning Christmas into a gift exchange and calls for aiding the poor lonely and helpless, as a remedy in a costly season amid nervous times.
Wednesday chicken day cited in witness testimony
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt shows a lawyer pressing a witness to confirm the day of an event. The witness insists it was Wednesday noting “we had chicken that day” at the boarding house, tying the day to a regular chicken day.
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Loulaville Courier Journal
Harvard Professor Laman Kittredge Satirized at Play
A Harvard Bogush department professor George Laman Kittredge, noted as a drama student and critic target, was described as disgruntled after a performance. An incident with lights failing and a late supper concluded the evening amid a biting critique.
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Almo
George Laman Kittredge
Harvard
Bogush
Doctors and Strawberries Stir Domestic Debate
A couple debates medical advice on diet and health as they bicker over rheumatism and the safety of strawberries. The husband mocks doctors while the wife defends cautious habits, sharing anecdotes about grape seeds and oysters.
It Was the Last Parla Matio Bus Horse Farewell
In Paris the Last Omnibus segment tells of the final horse drawn bus, as motor buses prevail. The driver wore a uniform, mourners gathered outside, journalists rode inside, and crowds cheered along the route in a notable funeral like ceremony.
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Paris
The Horrid Turk and Islamic Influence on Races
A lengthy critique notes that Mohammedanism fosters spiritual pride and subjugation of Christians, with women’s status and fatalism hindering progress. It argues Turks resist reform, view Christians as cattle, and deny equal rights, while European pressure is seen as an invasion of sacred rights. New York, Dec. 13. Herrmann heads to New York for a meeting with Joe Tinker to discuss a manager position.
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India
Turkey
Osmaniia
Europe
New York
Herrmann
York
Joe Tinker
Teme
Birthday Celebrations Now Known by All
The text notes that birthdays being celebrated are already familiar to everyone over 30, reflecting a shared cultural awareness. It implies common knowledge rather than a new event or surprise.
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