National Democrats Convening to Pick Next Convention City
The Democratic National Committee in Washington considers seven contenders for the new convention site including Chicago San Francisco St. Louis Cleveland Indianapolis and more. Boeschenstein leads Chicago bid backed by Iroquois Club and Chicago Association of Commerce. San Francisco touts strong financial guarantees and Californians plan full delegation. Decision will be made at the meeting with no pledges in advance and Jackson Day dinner at Willard Hotel heightens interest with President Wilson expected to send a message.
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Orks
Ee D.C
Dee
Democratia National
Democratic — National
Chicago
St. Louis
City
Cleveland
Fincfonadl
Dianapolis
San Francisco
Tifinals
Denta
Charles Boeseha
Chigo
Boeschenstein
Iroquois Club
Democratic Organization of Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerce
Democratic National Committee
Washington
National Committee
Willard Hotel
Enity
First Baptist Church Watch Night Service Tonight
The First Baptist church will hold a quarterly business and social session at 7 30 pm. Four reports from officers and organizations will be presented and four discussions of future plans. A social hour with light refreshments follows and a watch night service ends the year in prayer. Members and friends are urged to attend.
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First Baptist Church
Moore 30 Now Sold by Cheyenne Agent
The Moore 30 titled Americas Biggest Little Car has been sold through the Cheyenne agency. Manufactured in Danville Illinois the car will be offered to Cheyenne and Wyoming buyers after a five year market presence. Production will rise from 57 to 100 cars per week after the new year with features including a four cylinder cast en bloc water cooled engine Willard battery and Firestone tires. First shipment is slated for early March or February.
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America
Fredrickson Gartre
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fredrickson
Danville
Milneis
Martetts
Willard
Connecticut
Borg and Beck
Stewart
Keene
Fae
Weather summary with temperature and wind details
Weather data shows clear conditions with a normal mean temperature around 45 degrees for the date. Reported figures include 28 degrees as a reference and 69 degrees at 1:30 p.m. Winds vary and velocities measured around 17 to 94 miles per hour are noted with direction west.
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Egree
Masonic Notice of Special Meeting in Wyoming
A special meeting of Wyoming Lodge No. 1 will be held this evening. Members are urged to attend and participate in the scheduled rites and discussions.
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Wyoming
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events
Mrs L B E Ragera from Laramie visits daughter Mrs F M Taylor. Luncheon at 2 o'clock yesterday. Mrs T F Carnody entertained guests including Mrs C Honsel and Stella Williams of Pueblo. Mr A L Sohodiar, long-time Cheyenne resident now in Salt Lake City, visits the Wilcox home. Birth of Dorothy Elizabeth to Mr and Mrs Harry Francis Roll man at St John’s hospital on December 26. Woman’s Club meets at Carnegie library Wednesday at 2 PM with paper by Mrs Arthur Putman titled Looking Forward. Mr and Mrs Jas E Mercer left Norman Oklahoma after visiting their daughter in the Rookery apartments. Rev David McMartin hosts visit from mother and sister. Nobles Grand Rebekah’s sponsor a donor and card party at the Way 0 C F hall tonight at 8. Odd Fellows invited. Out-of-town wedding: Miss Helen Gleason married George A Normington of Long Beach California at Christ Episcopal Church Douglas on December 23. The bride wore white georgette. ceremony at high noon. reception at Mrs Southwick’s. Normington to reside in Long Beach. Christmas dinner hosted by Mrs Robert Jerpe with J F Jenkins family, Carl seen family, and J M Jenkins family. Mr and Mrs J Gifns hosted friends. Mr and Mrs Charles B Irwin depart for Los Angeles for visit. B of BR T and auxiliary hold watch party at K C hall tonight. Ladies auxiliary R R o F and B entertain both organizations with oyster supper at K C hall, followed by a dance at Labor Hall to usher out the old year.
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Douglas
Helen Gleason
George A. Normington
Long Beach
California
Christ Episcopal Church
H. R. Brinker
Dorothy Norm
A. L. Pleason
Horse Sense Wit and the Elusiveness of Real Wit
In a barber shop dialogue a barber seeks wit in humor and ends up noting how real wit remains elusive. The piece muses that wit appears in many places from sermons to police courts and stresses personal judgment over crowds applause in deciding what is truly witty.
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Simon Purity
Someon
Advertisement Overview from The Wyoming State Tribune
A historical ad reference notes a 28 per cent profit claim sourced from an old Wyoming State Tribune edition. It credits economist Roger H. Babson as the furnisher of the material and mentions the advertisement’s promotional framing.
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Wyoming State Tribune
Roger H. Babson
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National Meeting OF Democrats
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First Bantiat Church
Moore
Torical Department
Chaven
Society News
L. BE. Ragera
Laramie
FP. M. Taylor
T. F. Carnody
House Street
C. ©. Honsel
Misa Stella Williams
Pueblo
John Pp. Costello
A. L. Sohodiar
Salt Lake City
T. Paul Wilox
Harry Francis Rollman
Morrie Street
Dorothy Elizabeth
St. John's Hospital
W. W. Hale
Woman's Club
Carnegie Library
Arthur Putman
Jas. E. Mercer
Floyd Sampson
Rookery Apartments
Norman
Oklahoma
Rev
David McMartin
Jane McMartin
Rebeckah's
C. F. Hall
Robert Jerpe
J. F. Jenkins
Carl Seen
J. M. Jenkins
Mrs. J. ©. Gifns
Charles B. Irwin
Los Angeles
B. of BR. T
Auxiary
K. C. Hall
R. of R. F. and
K. C.hall
CK Gro
Reo
W. E. Dinneen
Lincoln Highway
Pioneer
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