Decorating Committee Works On Charity Ball Plans
The Decorating Committee led by Mrs R A Morton prepares for the January 10 Charity Ball at the Coliseum. Assistant support from Mrs Van Tassel and Denver guest Miss Pateen enhances the effort. Other society notices include Sunshine Society gathering, card social by Knights and Ladies of Security, Woodmen social, Woman's Club at the library, and Help One Another Club meeting at 1004 East Sixteenth Street.
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R. A. Morton
Mrs. Morton
Meadames T. Blake Kennedy
BE. M. Bourdevant
Frank Ron
van Tagsell
A. E. Roedel
W. E. Muilen
CW Potter
Misses Lacey
Pateen
Mra. van Tassel
Denver
Knights and Ladies of Security
Tive Palace
J. A. Parnell
East Sixteenth Street
St Mark's Guild Works Toward Kester Bazaar Prep
Mrs E T Bartley and Mrs Moy er host a St Mark's Guild meeting with 25 ladies sewing for the Kester bazaar. Tea at five precedes a social hour. a bake sale is set for Saturday January 25 at the Parish house with four hostesses. The Altar and Rosary Society will entertain at Mrs Gauff's home 314 West Twenty third Street.
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E. T. Bartley
Meadames Barber
Kent
Ashley Gleason
Fuelscher
Guild
Altar and Rosary Society
P. J. Gauff
Mra
John
Cabe
Mre
Cooper
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Mr. Gauff
Woat Twenty-third Street
Relief for flood sufferers in Evansville
Evansville officials completed a survey of the Ohio River flood scene and set aside two thousand dollars to provide relief for all refugees. The river's level remained stationary with no additional rise anticipated today.
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Evansville
Ind
River rises flood gains threaten crops near Cairo
The Ohio River rose one foot ten tenths in twenty four hours. About a thousand acres of farm land were wooded as waters advance, while Cairo stays covered by levees and in a cautious stand.
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Cairo
Ohio
Weekly State Leader Subscription Offer
The notice promotes subscribing to the Weekly State Leader for $1.40 per year, inviting readers to join and enjoy regular issues at the stated annual rate.
Bride of a Month at Willow Farm Turns Farm Aid
Madge Green, a newlywed, faces mockery from her in laws who doubt her fit on the rural farm. After a rough start she learns to milk and contribute, winning acceptance as she transforms farm life and earns a place beside John Green.
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Ailas
Ellen
Mary
Fillen
James Green
Ethan
John
Madge Green
Madge
Willow Farm
John Green
Ellen Gg¢ Mary
Mooley
Willow Parm
Mra Green
Father
Mother
Plano
Mrs. Green
Old Farmer Green
W. G. Chapman
Master of Art of Grafting in Political Scene
A report of a confrontation outside the national Democratic headquarters features Representative Albert Sidney Burleson of Austin Texas accusing a stubborn fundraiser of political graft. An anecdote recalls a Texas ranch scheme and a drinking episode involving a Blacksmith, a neighbor Peters, and a borrowed dollar.
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National Democratic
National Democratic Machine
Albert Sidney Burleson
Austin Tex
Mr. Burleson
Panhandle
Texas
Ney
Pegro
Peters
Gap Francisco
Heenar
York
Finch Quirk Reveals Mirthful Language in Dialect
A humorous glimpse shows a speaker mispronouncing and twisting sayings. The text parodies communication with odd phrasing about future growth and attire, hinting at regional speech patterns and playful ribbing among listeners.
Scouts Offer Skin Grafts for Burned Girl in Arnett Tragedy
In Kansas City on January 18, about a thousand Boy Scouts and many others volunteered to donate skin to 10 year old Reba Hainds whose family died in a Christmas Eve house fire in Arnett Oklahoma. Doctors say only skin grafting can save her life after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Boy Scouts
Reba Hainds
Arnett
Oklo
Nickel grows to 3500 in New York box error
Miss Marie Dobbs dropped a nickel by mistake into a ticket chopper’s box on an Interborough Rapid Transit line a year ago and is $3,500 higher as a result. She was awarded that sum today as damages for the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marie Dobbs
Interborough Rapid Transit
Darrow Retrial Set to Start Monday in L A Court
Clarence S. Darrow faces a second trial on charges of jury bribery. The proceedings before Judge W. M. Conley in Los Angeles Superior Court begin Monday. Defense is led by Chief Counsel FarI Rogers. state is represented by W. J. Ford, assistant district attorney from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
W. M. Conley
Farl Rogers
W. J. Ford
Chicago
Suffrage Bill Passes in House With 70 to 30 Vote
The house today passed the senate equal suffrage bill by 70 to 30, assuring submission of the question to the people next year. Subscribe for The State Leader.
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House
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Jewish Ladies’ Circle
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Kptuona
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Ternoon
L. E. Bernstine
Bevane Street
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H. B. Dyer
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Larue Netasler
St. Mark’s
Cheyenne
W. K. Hart
The
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Archie Allison
King's Daugters
Mrs. Allison
Merna Jensen
Olive Roe
Marguerite Fleming
Harriet Roesman
Lauri Clausen
Mazel Wood
Connie Cowley
Minnie
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Burleson
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Victor Victrolas
Denver Music CO
Cheyenne, Wyo
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