Federation elects Pennybacker president at suffrage convention
The General Federation of Women's Clubs ended its San Francisco session with Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker elected president over Mrs. Philip Carpenter by 456 to 255. The slate includes L. L. Blankenburg as first vice president and Samuels, Keefe, Reilly, and Treadgill in key roles. Pennybacker, born May 7, 1861 in Petersburg Virginia, hails from Austin Texas.
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San Francisco
Calif
General Federation of Club Women of the
United States
Mra
Philip N. Moore
Percy V. Pennybacker
Committee On
Ssave
Cayee
Austin
Texas
Philip Carpenter
New York City
Mre. Carpenter
Federation
L. L. Blankenburg
Philadelphia
Samuels
Bueath
Ohio
Harry L. Keefe
Nebraska
Eugene Reilly
North Carolina
John Treadgill
Oklahoma
Charles H. McMahon
Utah
Hotel Arrivals in a Long List from Denver to Portland
A long hotel arrivals list shows numerous guests and their home cities across the country. Names include F. W. Robbin Portland J. Miller Denver Wm. Myers Joplin Mo and many others with destinations such as Philadelphia Denver Ogden and Kansas City.
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FP. W. Robbin
Portland
F. R. Lee
J. W. Fedham
J. L. Henritzy
J Miller
E. K. Price
A. Gold
G. Olson
M. C. Turrel
Lee Pei Chliff
J. FP. Kern
T. Ryan
Mark Robertson
M. B. Ek Denver
G. C.backno
Alberqueque
N. M
Robt. B. Davidson
Islay
A. F. Lensley
Centennial
W. J. Kersin
Long Beach
Calif
Wheatland
Felix Alston
Rawlins
T. H. Hitchcock
St. Joe
A. M. Swin
Douglas
Emery E. Smiley
Duranco
Colo
G. G. Greenton
New York
Wm. H. Myers
Joplin
Denis Fadford
Fremont
M. C. Kean
Philadelphia
Sis Hopkine
Vicksburg
Miss
J. C. Coy
Ft Collings
M. F. Miller
City
T. A. Lewis
L. A. Broderick
H. BE. Friedman
Campbell
Denver
H. Brels
Omaha
Wm. Wild
John Philips
Windsore
F. M. Emmet
Rapid City
M. Coad
To Grange
R. Summerwell
Kangas
F. W. Robbins
Norman Die
Mrs
D. ©. McLeod
Salt Lake Ety
H. F. Urssell
Hereford
McCarthe
Chas
Geo. A. Romer
Thos
Neext
J. B. Haxelett
C. E. Barker
Ogden
Jas
J McGuewan
New Roshelle
N. Yi
A. Carlton
Fr. Colling
Geo
FP. Moore
Frisco
Albany
Marshall Grand Nephew of Chief Justice Marshall Nominee for Vice President
Indianapolis July 8 Governor Thomas R Marshall declined initial interest in a national ticket noting only pocketbook concerns might compel acceptance. He recalled his rise from local politics to governor in 1908 and his legal career in northern Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Thomas R. Marshall
View Prosident
View
Marshall
Indiana
District Committee
Congress
Washington
Hoase
Taft
Hoosterdam
Tom" Marshall
North
Manchester
Ind
Wabash College
Phi Heta Kappa Fraternity
Enoch Arden and Rip Van Winkle Pair in Sham Alibi
In a humorous exchange they emerge from the cane brake toward a tavern. Enoch asks Rip what excuse he will give his wife. Rip jokes he will claim truth about being in the mountains sleeping off a toot. They joke about twenty years and changing venues for murder juries.
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Enoch Arden
Rip van Winkle
Rip
In the Shade Luncheon at Inter Ocean Hotel Café
In our kitchen, Well Mary invites luncheon and dinner at the Inter Ocean Hotel Cafe. Dyeing and bleaching offered at Mrs Gi gier's 41 W 19th St. Phone 817 W. Also mentions The Sherman Co. varnishes.
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Mary
Inter-Ocean Hotel
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Federated Clubs
The
Pennybacker
Petersburg
J. V. Hardwicke
Interocean
Ole Jondelle
Blonx City
Jan
Leitz
Kanenas City
Gordyn
Cleveland
C.D. Wharton
Wm. Fitck
H. L. Strong
H. J. Sallen
A. K. Rose
H. A. Roerig
More Mirs
Ll. Wigton
R. J. Megaleer
J. C. Caine
B. D. Grucebank
Casper
Hg, Hind
Monte Vieta
A. G. Zartman
Wife
Mrs. Thee
Melee
Granite
Milassulla Carlson
Misa Ida Johnson
Branley Marks
Pierre
Eva Walling
Lander
A. C. Baxter
C. Bhelton
Misa Yrant Oeborn Bilas
Ida
A. W. Quillen
St. Louis
G. C. Murphy
T. Yoder
T. St. Mallory
Phillips
M. EB. Durence
BE C. Griffen
Phil Mine
Lloyd Herries
C. C
Margaret Wilson
Lanner
B. FP. Loggs
Atlantic
Grant
Kimball
Gibson
Sheridan
Beckee
Peltz
J. Moore
Loveland
EN Quite
H. Jackson
Laramie
H. W. Balnton
H. A. Goodyear
Jews Hall
Kansas City
W. H. Kerson
Mrs. Hyde
Rewiine
Henry Schmidt
Green
Enoch Aden
St. Louie
Sherman Co
Knight-Campbell
Cheyenne
Vaon
Knight-Campbell Music Co
West
Carey Avenue
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