Local Ladies Host Sewing Bee and Tea at Noted Home
A group of women gathered Thursday afternoon at a well decorated residence to sew for a hostess and enjoy refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Carnahan, Mrs Dowell, Mrs Williams, Mrs Bringzell, Miss Williams, and others. A later meeting will be hosted by Mrs Henry Nottage.
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Benuttfu
David Nimmon
Fash Seventeenth
Henry Nottage
Wouse Street
Ruth Gates
Harry E. Gates
Miss Gates
Margaret la Fontaine
Helen Ankstrom
Mabel Ankstrom
Ruth Ankstrom
Ladies Ald Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Peter Hangen
Paris Social Circle Plans Repairs and Refreshments
The vice president presided as members discussed church pipe organ repairs and voted to aid the trustees with funds. Refreshments were served at five, then the group adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Henry Reese's home with Mrs. Charles Wilsock assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
O.T. Sheldon
Henry Reese
Charles Wilsock
Mesdames
L. C. Hille
James Niswander
T. Sheldon
Ed. Pierce
Bert ~ Vance
Robert Dickson
Swan
George Knight
Chris Nagle
G. W. Barnett
Sallie Lyons
J. H. Skidmore
J. N. Clouser
Kinnear
Mott
Hansen
J. B. Jamison
Romman and Mrs Chapman Visit Friends in New York
Romman staying in New York City for a few weeks. Mrs Chapman of New York City visits her daughter Mrs Lieut Palmer at Fort Mosel.
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Walter J. Bradley
New York City
Romman
Mrs. Chapman
New York
Cyfe
Mrs. Lieut. Palmer
Fort Mosel
Visiting residents in Cheyenne Chronicle notes
Personal mentions list W G Adams of Riverton visiting Cheyenne business, Mrs Jésse Converse of Laramie, Fr B shel of Wheatland, Deputy Sheriff Ba, Mra M M Kennels, Miss Ma belle Pips of Campstool, Lou Blakesley Bhain registered at the Titer Otenn, Ord Haley of Laramie on business, W Martin of Lander, William Booker from Glenrock, Mrs G H Sutton of Kemmerer spending weekend in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Adams
Riverton
Cheyenne
Jésse Converse
Laramie
Shel
Wheatland
Mra
M. M. Kennels
Mabelle Pips
Campstool
Lou Blakesley
Bhain
Injured In Kansas Wreck Reported After Collision
A Kansas crash left an individual injured as responders investigated the scene. Details on the vehicle, cause, and exact location remain unclear from the limited readable text.
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Kansas
Weld Briw Lightning Strikes Pry Grain Plant
A Weld Briw area grain processing facility owned by a Pry company sustained damage after a lightning strike. Fire officials reported limited flames and scattered damage across the site, with investigations to determine the exact cause and losses.
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Weld
Fonly
Pry Company
Roushwest
Mere Lowt
Bialoes
City Plans To Distribute Antilockjaw Serum July 4
Denver health officials and a fire and police board will jointly distribute anti lockjaw serum on July 4 to prevent tetanus fatalities. Eastern cities already provide free serum at improvised stations for indigent children. The germ rises from garden soil but is not spread by open air wounds. the serum immunizes and stops germ activity.
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Denver
Colo
Health ‘Commissioners
Fire and Police Board
Curtiss Says Target Practice From Airship Shown
Hammondsport N Y July 1 In a series of experiments Curtiss tested aircraft as a warship enemy dropping 16 fake bombs from 300 to 1000 feet onto buoyed flags representing a battleship on Lake Keuka. Seventeen shots were fired with 15 striking the deck diagram.
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Hammondsport
Glenn H. Curtiss
Lake Keuka
Curtiss
Insurgents Triumph in Portland Convention Vote
In Portland Missouri insurgents won the convention as Aske Finds, parliamentary official, notes progressives in the fifth district had backed Frederik Hale, son of Senator Hale, who withdrew. Minda expected to run for speaker against Cannon if elected and Republicans seize control of the House.
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Portland
Aske
National
House of Representatives
Fthut
Frederik Fiale
United States
Hale
Regulate
Minda
Cannon
Miners Home Dynamited in Greensburg Strike Turmoil
Violence erupts in Westmoreland coal district near Export as two foreign miners are dynamited and a baby dies from a wall blast. Deputies guard Palmer mines property while strikers fire at barracks. strike enters its second month amid unionization efforts.
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OTAX
Greensburg
Westmoreland Coal District
Sxport
Baby
Mito
Deputy Sheriffa
Fort Palmer
Disappointed youth linked to sweetheart’s suicide in Indianapolis
Police and coroner investigated the death of Harry Gorham a year old boy found near the Greenland doorstep. Coroner Blackmoll ruled the death self inflicted after Gorham reportedly swallowed carbolic acid on the veranda as Maud Stone his sweetheart, engaged to another man, told him not to call again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Plesons
Harry Gorham
O Boy
George Greenland
Dlown
Blackmoll
Gorham
Cheyenne brings top racing officials for meet
The Cheyenne racing meet will be presided by Judge Frank St. D. Skinner with J. N. Maynard and Charles W. Hirsig as associate judges. Walter Weaver heads the scales with AD KR Jennings as paddock judge and timer. Jos Webber serves as starter and Harley Campau as general manager, replacing popular Salt Lake officials and promising a high standard of fair play.
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Skinner
J. N. Maynard
Charles W. Hirsig
Cheyenne
Walter Weaver
Denver Paddock
AD KR. Jennings
Neaver
Starter
Jos
Webber
Oakland
Harley Campau
Frank Campau
Trampas
Virginian
Frank St. D. Skinner
Judge Skinner
Salt Lake
Cheyennee
Rockies
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Butte
Anatonda
Petaluma
Gancouver
Skinger
Norma
San Francisco
Carl
Osely
Skinner Day
J. N
Chevoys Iray
Walter WeSin
Guy
Pep
Denver
Joseph Weber
Simmr
Richard Dwyer
Weber
Aeronaut dies in 1500 foot parachute fall at Albany
Ray Bradley 25 perishes in Munice after second parachute fails to open during a balloon descent. He dropped from 2000 feet and was instantly killed near Albany while spectators watched in horror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munice
Ind
Ray Bradley
Albany
Queen Elizabeth II Improves After Severe Appendicitis
Queen Elizabeth of Roumania, aged sixty seven, shows improved condition after a severe appendicitis attack. Physicians report less pain than in recent days, easing concerns for the aging monarch.
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Roumania
Bucharest
Elizabeth of
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