Sunshine social meetings brighten church and club notices
Numerous groups including Sunshine Society Mount Melick Club G H Club and Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announce afternoon and evening gatherings at homes and halls. Card socials bake sales and a special children’s service are planned with invitations extended to members and visiting ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Sunshine Society
C. 8. Hoffine
East 26Th Street
Knights and Ladies of Security
Presbyterian Aid Society
Old Society of the Presbyterian Church
L. A. Ballinger
West 25Th Street
Legislative
Bernatine
Evans Street
Reilly
Friends of the Society
Q. O
The
Baptist Q. O. A
Samantha Allen
Baptiet Supper Plans by Local Baptist Societies
Readable text indicates Baptist church groups organizing a large baptismal supper event. Details are fragmentary and uncertain about date or location.
Fight In State House For Direct Election Of Officers
The piece argues for direct popular vote in electing public officers. It condemns elite manipulation and urges voters to choose representatives by head of family lines, claiming Boyd's offers best table supplies and value with the slogan Better Food for Seen Money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Boyd's
Methodist Sermon on Temperance by Dr Clarence True Wilson
Sunday services featured a sermon on temperance by Dr Clarence True Wilson of Topeka Kansas. He argued liquor traffic harms society, illustrated crime and destruction, and drew a strong audience verdict. The Congregational choir contributed to worship and Miss Nash sang beautifully. The speaker left Monday for Little Rock Arkansas to address a Methodist conference Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Clarence True Wilson
Topeka
Kan
Wilson
Union
Congregational Church
Mise Nash
Little Rock
Ark
Subscribing to the Weekly State Endow
A brief notice offers a yearly subscription at 61.00 per year for the Weekly State Endow. It specifies payment terms and delivery details likely in a local newspaper notice format.
Riot and pandemonium during roll call in state House
A chaotic session erupted as Speaker Pratt lost control during a roll call. Battles for desk and chair, shouts, and fight scenes filled the chamber while Sproul and Metz pressed for a vote. The riot, lasting about fifteen minutes, ended with a recess and reconvening at 2 pm amid calls for adjournment.
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House
Sibley
Metz
Hunter of
Carbon
Pratt
Hunter
Wood
Wilson
Uinta
Sproul
Fremont
Eiveryone
Motior
Arme
Arma
Sen
Billy Irvine
Converse County
Charles Irwin
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Irwin
Mets
Sullivan
Bibley
Pratt under fire as displays derail debate over Wyoming speaker
The article reports a chaotic scene in the Wyoming House where Speaker Pratt caused uproar after an incident with a dog flea and a trainer. Critics say Pratt’s conduct undermines dignity and ethics, with calls for expulsion and questions about his fitness for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Pratt
United States
Wyoming
Houne
House of Representatives
House
Election Committee Chosen to Hear Uinta County Fraud Contests
The house will confirm the appointment of an elections committee to hear three fraud contests in Uinta County on November 5. The panel may summon witnesses and gather evidence, with rulings potentially unseating three Republican representatives and allowing Democrats Budge Field and Jensen to claim the seats.
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House
Uinta County
Eynon
Allred
Fisher
Budge
Field
Jensen
Warrenism and Warren’s Influence Stir Wyoming Politics
The house debate on Warrenism and moves to reveal Lincoln county election fraud evidence have stalled the legislature. Warren’s supporters are blamed for wasting time while sentiment grows to end his official service. Republicans increasingly call for Warren to withdraw and a new party candidate to be chosen to halt ongoing turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Warren
Cheyenne
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming House Realigns Power Over Committees
In Wyoming the Democratic and Progressive leaders join 30 Democrats 26 Republicans and one Progressive E H Manson to strip the speaker of his power to name standing committees. This marks the first time the speaker’s committee appointment authority has been removed in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Manson
Sweetwater County
Wyoming
House of Representatives
Norman Pearson Wed in Swedish Circle Home Ceremony
Miss Freda Pearson and Mr. Peter Norman married last Saturday at the home of his brother in the Rookery with Rev. W N Nelson officiating. Attendants were Emil Olson and Jennie Engstrom. A lap supper followed the congratulations as the couple are well known in local Swedish circles.
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Freda Pearson
Peter Norman
W. N. Nelson
Emil Olson
Jennie Engstrom
A Good Sport In The House Says New Stenographer
Chief Clerk Chenery of the House praises Miss Madge Mapes of Sheridan as a "good sport" on her first day as stenographic clerk. During yesterday's fracas she asked if the gentlemen do this every day and was told such proceedings occur daily before dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenery
House of Representatives
Madge Mapes
Sheridan
Miss Mapes
Mr. Chenery
Rubber planting pioneer Wickham and the India seed mission
The London pensioner W H Wickham led an East India Department expedition to Brazil to collect Para rubber tree seeds. He sheltered in jungles, earned native trust, and smuggled 76 000 seeds aboard a ship amid growing rubber interests in India and Asia. Brazilian law risked prison for seed removal.
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London
W. H. Wickham
India
Agricultural Department of East India
Wickham
Para
Brazil
Ceylon
Malaya
Line of the Mothers and the Hobble Skirt Myth
Discovery that the hobble skirt was from aging ideas prompts a belief in curses on the next generation. Amarillo News notes a prophetic line about generations and mothers and destiny. Young Man Must Have Friends stresses friendship as essential for single, unsettled youth before forming home and family.
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Fm Yoaue
Amarillo News
Ute Uprising Fears Grip Cortez Area After Mass Departure
A band of about 50 Ute Indians fled the Cortez reservation after refusing to turn over their tribesman Big Rabbit to authorities. Sheriff Todd, Indian Agent John Spears, and local sheepmen sought dialogue to avoid violence as whites arm themselves and a tense standoff unfolds near Mariana Springs and Navajo Springs. Two Indians opened fire injuring a herder and injuring a corporal.
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Cortez
Colo
Big Rabbit
Ute Mountains
John Spears
Spears
Interior Department
Todd
Spear
Navajo Springs
Agent Spear
Henry Crawford
Mariana Springs
Vislas
Cortes
Turn Them Into Carh By Telephoning A List
A brief admonition urges turning belongings into Carh by simply calling a provided telephone list. The message emphasizes a quick relay of items through a phone number to a designated recipient.
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Wm.Myers Dry GoodsCo
Mount Melick Club
la Hinkle
Mount Mellink Club
Mre. Hinkle
G. H. Club
Grace Emerson
Woman's
Woman's Club
Mra. J. A. Parnell
16Th Street
Westminster Guild
Westminster Guid
Presbyterian Church
Meadames
H. B. Dyer
R. N. Grace
Mise Neissler
Congregational Q. O
Congregational Q. O. A
St. Mark's
St. Agnes
Mesdames Barber
Kent
Ashley
Cleason
Fuelscher
Children’s Service
Society of the Baptist Church
Jonathan
Cans Corp
Abe Cataup Suider
Gold Dust Bakers
J. T. Boyd
Mery’ Sist
Hegins
Union Pacific
Rotunda
Matson
Norman-Pearson
Denver Post
West
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