Social Notes From The Leader Society Page
Mrs. William B. Ross hosts a refined bridge luncheon with pink carnations and narcissus decor. The Guild of St. Mark's plans for the parish house opening in January and a kitchen shower at Mrs. John Whittaker's. Also reported are social gatherings, club meetings, and confirmations of visitors at Fort Russell and Cheyenne engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Ross
Bridge
Dugald Whittaker
Guild of St. Mark's
Davidson
John Whittaker
Bartley
Parks
Forsythe
Dotterer
Heaney
Jamison
A. K. Smith
Emery
Voorhees
Kelloge
Needham Skinner
Global Labor Proposals Include 45 Hour Week and Day Rates
A World of Labor feature notes Springfield printers securing a 45 hour week at 20 dollars per week day rate and 21 dollars for night work. It covers international efforts, union actions, and legal rulings impacting industrial safety, wages, eight hour days, and worker protections across multiple regions and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts
Atlanta
American Federation of Labor
Arbitration Court of
Melbourn
Australia
Bose
Genawen
Mantell Stars in Macbeth at Caprio Avenue Cheyenne
Robert B. Mantell delivers a superb Macbeth at the Caprio Avenue Theatre Cheyenne on January 6. The performance highlights Macbeths ambition remorse courage and moral cowardice with a faithful stage version from Eldin Hoath. Miss Keith Wakeman portrays Lady Macbeth in this staging with English scenes retained and essential passages kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macbeth
Robert B. Mantell
Caprio Avenue
Cheyenne
Mr. Mantell
Bangie
Cawdor
Kldwin Hoath
England
Misa Keith Wakeman
Lady Macbeth
Divorces in States and Cough Remedy Advertisement
The article notes divorces granted in several states and gives figures per 100000 population through 1906. It also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable cold treatment available from dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Fleurea
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. R. Tyson
East Eighteenth Street
Robert “Louis Stevenson
W. 5S. Leighton
Charity Stuart
Iron Mountain
John Hague
Mrs. Towner
Col
Mrs. Freeman
Douglas
the Plains
City
Robert Carey
J. M. Carey
W. D. B. Gray
Luna C. Frewnd
Gon. Archer
Denver
Alberta Smith
Georgia Sulivan
State Teacher's College At
Theer
Red Men's Hall
Shop Federation
Alton Packard
Baptist Church
Lyceum
Federation of Young People's Societies of
Agnes Littlejohn
David Miller
Miller
Litlejohn
The
Red Rose Co
Panette Graham
G. H. Club
Gertrude Bender
Edwin Smalley
Mr. and Mire
B.J. Smalley
Manter Edwin
Elizabeth Kinport
Margaret Kintz
Mrs. Smalley
Elizabeth
James Kinport
Charles
Eleanor
Dorothy Dutcher
Joe
Albert
Florence
Gladys Swanson
Gordon Monfort
Jack Wedemeyer
James
Edward Doody
Vanetta Lewin
Herbert Kingham
James Storey
Alice
Edna
Robert Smalley
Robert Dickson
Margaret Whiting
Elinor Gereke
Hugh Coffman
National Building
Jean Hrooka
Casper
Miss Brooks
Rosalie Stone
Fred Warren
Fort Russell
Alexander B. Dyer
Artillery
Infantry Club
Cavalry
Infantry
Ttia
Central Labor Boies
Fresno
Cal
Fresno “Labor News
St. Louis
Co-operative League of
New York City
Feece
Arizona
Colorado
District of Columbia
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
International Cigarmakers’ Union
Minneapolis Plectrical Workers’ Unions
International Organization
Minneapolle
Boston
Supreme Court of Montana
Committee On
Arkansas
United States Supreme Court of Arkansas
Brookfield
Endow Grove
Central
R.B. Mantell
Ayer
Washington
Sear Et
Michigan
Minnesota
Town
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Oregon
California
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Wui
A. Brady
Robert B
Ina Ruperh
William Shakenpea'e. Pinch
Ina WaKutovrly
BECO
Box and
Sage
Sunkist
Rogers
Mailla
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
North
Clark Street
Chicago
Ill
Fra Kaito
Colorado & Southern Railway
J.D. Wright
W. 17Th St
Wheatland
Wyo
C. T. Hamilton
Denver St
Sterning, Colorado
Ade
Heralte
Foot Ball
Knight
Oheyouns
Capitol Pharmac
Claus
W. W. Crook
17Th &T
Capitol Av
Western Junk, Bottle & Coal Yard
Sacks
Louis Veta
Bentaureet
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