Ladies Club Events Highlight Summer Festivities
A report covers gatherings in a neighborhood, including a sewing bee at Mrs Nimmon’s home on Seventeenth Street with Mrs Henry Nottage hosting two weeks hence. Also noted is a birthday celebration for Miss Ruth Gates with neighbors and friends attending and light refreshments served.
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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
Paris Ladies Gather for Charity and Social News
A Paris church society meeting presided by vice president Mrs. O T Sheldon voted to aid repairs to the church pipe organ and adjourned after refreshments to meet again in two weeks at Mrs Henry Reese’s home. Attending were Mesdames Hille Niswander Sheldon Pierce, Vance, Dickson Swan Knight Nagle Barnett Lyons Skidmore Wilsock Clouser Reese Kinnear Mott Hansen Jamison and others.
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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 Chapmans Visit in New York and Fort Mosel
Romman stays in New York City for several weeks while Mrs Chapman of New York Cy fe visits her daughter Mrs Lieut Palmer at Fort Mosel. The piece notes family visits and connections among residents.
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Romman
New York City
Mrs. Chapman
New York
Cyfe
Mrs. Lieut. Palmer
Fort Mosel
Personal Mentions From Cheyenne City Visit Notes
W G Adams of Riverton and Mrs Jesse Converse of Laramie are visiting Cheyenne. Fr B shel of Wheatland and Deputy Sheriff Ba are in the northern county area. Mra M M Kennels and Miss Mabell Pips of Campstool visit Cheyenne. Lou Blakesley of Bhain registered at the Titer Otenn. Ord Haley of Laramie attends business in the city and stays at the Normandie. W Martin of Lander arrives in Cheyenne. William Booker comes from Glenrock to Cheyenne. Mrs G H Sutton of Kemmerer spends the weekend in Cheyenne.
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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 crash in Point, Kansas left one person injured. Details are sparse as authorities investigate the mishap and clear the scene.
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Kansas
Ha County Weather Wrecks Wagon in Weld Brook Area
A bolt of lightning struck a grain service near Weld Brook, damaging a Pry-owned company’s facility. Fire crews responded to the scene and halted the blaze before it spread to nearby structures. No injuries reported.
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Fonly
Pry Company
Roushwest
Mere Lowt
Bialoes
City Plans to Distribute Antilockjaw Serum July 4
Denver health officials and the fire and police boards will cooperate to prevent tetanus fatalities on July 4. Eastern cities have supplied free anti lockjaw serum via improvised stations for indigent persons, issued on physician certificates. The serum aims to immunize and stop germ activity, noting most cases stem from firecrackers and blank cartridges.
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Denver
Colo
Health ‘Commissioners
Fire and Police Board
Curtiss Aircraft Drops Imaginary Bombs on Lake Keuka
Hammondsport N Y July 1 Glenn Curtiss conducted experiments to test aircraft as a warship attacker dropping lead pipes from 300 to 1000 feet above Lake Keuka. He fired 17 shots into a marked buoyed area representing a battleship deck and 15 landed within the target.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
Lake Keuka
Curtiss
Insurgents Win Over Regulars in Convention at Portland
Portland Missouri July 1 insurgency triumphed in Mala when Aske Finds a parliamentarian of the national house of representatives ruminated as the progressives of the fifth district had been a candidate for the nomination Frederik Hale son of United States Senator Hale had been a candidate for the nomination withdrew when he saw the regulate had no chance of winning Minda is expected to be a candidate for speaker against Cannon in the event of his election and the control of the house by the republicans
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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
In Greensburg Pennsylvania the Westmoreland coal district saw new violence amid a motors strike. Foreign miners were blamed for a dynamiting that killed a baby hurled from a wall and arching strikers fired on deputy sheriffs guarding the Fort Palmer mines. The strike entered its second month with fierce unionization efforts.
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OTAX
Greensburg
Westmoreland Coal District
Sxport
Baby
Mito
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Fort Palmer
Disappointed youth dies at sweethearts' door in Indianapolis
Harry Gorham a Jewish 17 year old boy was found dead near the doorstep at the home of George Greenland in Indianapolis. Coroner Blackmoll ruled the death self inflicted by swallowing carbolic acid after Maud Stone, Gorham's sweetheart, told him not to call again as she prepared to marry another man.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Plesons
Harry Gorham
O Boy
George Greenland
Dlown
Blackmoll
Gorham
Cheyenne Race Meet Names Skinner as Presiding Judge
The Cheyenne race meet announces Judge Frank St D Skinner as presiding judge with J N Maynard and Charles W Hir sig as associate judges in Cheyenne. Walter Weaver will be clerk of the scales, with AD KR Jennings as paddock judge and timer and Jos Webber starter. The selection follows Skinner’s Salt Lake finish and aims for a high integrity meet in Cheyenne.
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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
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Rockies
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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
Parachutist Dies When Second Parachute Fails
Ray Bradley 25 dies in Munice Indiana after a balloon drop from 2000 feet. He discarded the first parachute at 1500 feet and the second failed to open, sending him to the ground as spectators watched in Albany Indiana.
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Munice
Ind
Ray Bradley
Albany
Queen Elizabeth II of Roumania Improves After Illness
Queen Elizabeth of Roumania, age sixty seven, suffers an acute appendicitis attack but is reported improving. Physicians note less pain today and express cautious optimism despite her advanced age.
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Roumania
Bucharest
Elizabeth of
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