Committees Meet in The Realm of Women and Local Clubs
The supper committee for Chatitball plans a Thursday meeting at 9 at the library with chair Mrs. P. B. Cook. The decorating committee follows Friday at the same time, chaired by Mrs. K. A. Morton who succeeds Mrs. Jones in resignation. The Woman's Club meets this afternoon at 3 at the library as Mrs. B. Mason Smith presents The Moors of Spain with music. The W. W. C. of the R. M. A. meets at Mrs. J. W. Crowley’s home at 2104 Eddy Street this afternoon with program led by Mrs. Bump and Mrs. Coffman on Japan as grown in the Bay View Course. A business session precedes a social hour with refreshments.
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P. 8. Cook
K. A. Morton
Jones
Woman's Club
BE. Mason Smith
Spain
W. W.C
J. W. Crowley
Eddy Strest
Bump
Coffman
Japan
Bay View
Sunshine Society
Librany
Charles Hoffine
Club
Church Circles Meet With Schedule Changes
The Willing Workers of the Dap uel church shift Friday’s meeting to the pastor's study due to illness in Mrs. Rigdon's family. Mrs. Julian Allenstein hosts the Jewish Ladies' Circle this afternoon at 2 30. St Marks Auxiliary gathers Thursday at 719 East with Mrs. Davidson, mother of Dean Davidson.
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Dapuel
C. L. Rigdon
Julian Allenstein
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
St. Marks
Davidson
Dean Davidson
East
Parish Guild and Aid Groups Plan Meetings and Musical Tea
Several church and charitable groups schedule Friday afternoon gatherings at the Parish House and member homes. Mrs Freeborn Mrs Mahoney and Mise Davidson assist. Mrs Cyrus Beard reviews mission work. The Sunergae of St Mark s held its annual meeting with plans for a Musical Tea on Wednesday Jan 16 at 3 pm. All Guild friends invited.
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Guild of St. Mark's
Busines
John Whittaker
C. F. Hastings
Sunergae
St. Mark’s
Wyoming Center Faces Severe Cold Wave Strain
The western section of Wyoming Center endures a harsh cold wave causing hotel guests to suffer heat and water shortages while homes lose water. Sanitation deteriorates in business districts prompting city health departments to guard against possible epidemics. Fear of fire due to ho water shortage rises as temperatures drop.
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Mercury
Chinook Winds Bring Widespread Disruptions Across West
Weather across the Pacific states worsens as the Chinook wind melts heavy snow, closes mountain routes, and delays rail traffic. Temperatures plunge in the Northeast, Texas, and the Midwest while Alaska reports mild highs. Officials warn of fruit crop damage and possible orange and lemon shortages and higher prices.
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Washington
Seattle
Ttm
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Rome
Milwaukee
Dutch Harbor
Aleutian Islands
Sitka
Valdes
Record Cold Impacts Kern Citrus Areas
At Canfield Kern county a temperature of 6 degrees above zero was logged early today while the San Emidio and Edison tracts saw 22 degrees. Orange picking sped up as growers rushed trucks and workers to town for top piecework prices. Crop damage extent remains undetermined.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Canfield
Kern County
San Emidio
Edison
Frost Threatens California Citrus Crop In Peaking Winter
Reports from Chicago discuss freezing weather in the California orange belt and the possibility frost could devastate a large share of this year's crop. Chicago imports about 2,400 cars of citrus annually and ranks second to New York as a wholesale center. Frank Cuneo, a major Chicago citrus dealer, notes that less than 10 percent of this year's orange crop has been market.
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Chicago
California
New York
Frank Cuneo
Mayor Gill inaugurates as city leader in council session
Mayor D W Gill is inaugurated as head of the city amid changes to the old council. He outlines budgetary restraint, street paving plans, sidewalk duties, advisory citizen appointees, and a license tax for bull dogs, with committees appointed and J Delroy Shingle elected council president.
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D. W. Gill
W. Gill
Schilling, Snow and
Hahn
Robbitaelle, Sweet and Shingle
Schilling, Laughlin and
Robbitaelle
J. Delroy Shingle
Agree Currency Plan Is Radically Wrong
Washington witnesses before the House subcommittee on banking and currency condemned the American monetary system and urged a new currency scheme. Proposals varied from elastic currency and reserve funds to regional reserve banks, with debate over central bank federal control and limits on currency issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Subcommittee On
A. Barton Hepburn
Chase National Bank of New York
Victor Morawets
Santa Fe Railroad
Public hearings close on chemical tariff schedule
Washington January 7 hearings on the chemical schedule in tariff legislation show the committee will endorse a schedule nearly identical to the bill already passed by Congress and vetoed by President Taft. Posts were denounced by leading bankers amid the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Taft
Ansberry elected to succeed Hughes on Ways and Means
The Democratic caucus chose Ohio Representative Ansberry for the Ways and Means Committee replacing William Hughes of New Jersey who resigned to run for the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ansberry
Ohio
Ways and Mean Committee
Willian Hughes
New Jersey
Senate
Rebates Described by Ship Trust Exhibitors
Jos. Purcell, a leading Brazilian coffee importer, testified before the House merchant marine committee about deferred rebates offered by the ship trust to shippers who deal only with its members. He said the rebate for exclusive trading with Trust Hneg was 10 percent, lasting four years for his firm.
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Washington
Ship Trust
House
Merchant Marine Committee
Jos. Purcell
Trust Hneg
Rockefeller Excuse Delays Testimony Before House Panel
The House money trust committee plans to have its throat specialists examine William Rockefeller and verify his illness certificates from Dr. Walter Chappelle and Dr. Samuel LaMont. Rockefeller may endanger his life if compelled to testify while G C Henry of Solomon and Company defies committee questions.
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Washington
House Money Trust Committee
William Rockefeller
G. GC. Henry
Solomon and Company, Bankers
New York
Pujo
Rockefeller
Walter Chappelle
Samuel LaMont
Henry
Bootchman Visits Pyramids in Egypt Holiday Tale
Sirs Archibald Geikje narrates a humorous tale of a man persuaded to take a holiday. He travels to Egypt, views the pyramids, and quips that there is much mason work not to be letting in rent.
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Sirs
Archibald Geikje
Egypt
Pyramids
Great
Pyram
Turn Your Belongings To Cash With A Quick Call
A brief ad urges readers to turn items into cash by calling a listed number for the Wyoming based Want Ai medium. The state leader promotes this service as a fast way to convert possessions to money.
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Want
Wyoming
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