Capitol Hill clubs host weekly gatherings and church picnics
In the realm of women edited by Mrs. L. R. Tyson notes Capitol Hall Club hosted by Mrs. Urban, Mystle Maver gathering with Mrs. Tony Christensen, and multiple church picnic plans at Pioneer Park. Union services planned July and August across Baptist Congregational Presbyterian and Methodist churches with Rev. Leon C. Hille preaching at the Methodist church. Also reports Baptist church closure for renovations and no services this week. There is a recipe for fruit juice syrup and homemade ice juice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Leon C. Hille
Presbyterian Church
Local clubs prepare gatherings for Thursday events
Mrs C Y Beard will entertain the Thursday bridge club on Thursday this week. Mrs Charles Thomaen will entertain the Help One Another club Thursday afternoon at the annual birthday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Beard
Charles
Thomaen
Wednesday Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Billy Walker
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet this week with Mrs. Billy Walker. Members gather for an afternoon session at the club’s usual venue and confirm plans for the next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Walker
Mall Clerk Picnic Set for July 24 at Pioneer Park
The Mall Clerk's picnic is scheduled for July 24 at Pioneer Park. All mall clerks and their families are invited to attend.
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Pioneer Park
St Mark's Guild to Entertain Friday Afternoon
Mrs Hart and Mrs Kerr will host the Guild of St Mark's at the Parish House Friday afternoon in church circles fans.
Willing Workers Gather at Tyson Home Meeting
The Baptist Women’s Missionary Society will meet next Friday afternoon at Mrs RB Tyson’s home, 922 B 18th St. Mrs Theodore Hillmer will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Witing
RB. Tyson
Theodore Hillmer
Methodist Aid Society Plans Park Picnic Meeting
The Methodist Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon in the City Park for a business session followed by a picnic. Men will join for supper and a pleasant evening is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid Society
Strawberry Shortcake Recipe Improvised with Fresh Strawberries
The instructions describe mixing fuer baking powder salt and sug an with butter then adding milk to form a dough. Roll split and bake in a hot oven for about twelve minutes. Fill with crushed strawberries and butter then top with sweetened whipped cream.
Hotel Arrivals List Spans U.S. and Territories
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests in cities from Chicago to Honolulu and Denver to Dallas. Included are countless individuals like H A Campbell, J E Hangéon, J C Smith, Angeline Bilon, and Mra M Fr Lohlem among many others across major and small towns. The fragment ends with a note about Jiun-Proof Paint at The Sherman Wood Sraintng The Sherman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Campbell
John E. Hangéon
J. C. Smith
Chicago
M. F. Miller
J. E. Kitcher
Fr. Collings
Chas. Wanzer
J. al. Master
Omaha
W. W. Batley
Geo
P. Stone
Kansas City
W. J. Blackburn
M. J. Turney
F. Woodson
Sam Hougton
J. E. Harrow
H. B. Wilson
Wan
J. Prock
C. R. Miffs
R. D. Frank
Wm. Taylor
Horace M. Hamper
E. Chambers
C. A. Tuder
R. C. Tartson
W. F. Teagarden
Denver
Angeline F. Bilon
Honolulu
Chas. B. Ochs
Cirts
Ohio
Mrs. Fossett
City
F. B. Wood
Butte
Maj
F. Beauchamp
H. H. Smith
Ft. Lincoln
N. D
S. W. Cooper, Jr
Philadelphia
F. H. Simpson
Laramie
G. 8. Chambers
Lincoln
L. G. Carpenter
Colorado Springs
W. Read
Boston
Fred Heisman
A. G. Hropkins
Casper
Emily Bailey
Centennial
D. L.mccarthy
St. Louis
Olympiad Opens With Royal Ceremony and Swedens Gymnastic Display
The inaugural ceremony features Crown Prince Gustave Adolph and King Gustave V as Sweden opens the fifth Olympic games. A royal box address, a short sermon, and a grand march precede performances by male and female Swedish gymnasts and a massed chorus. The king expresses hope these games advance peaceful competition and national health. The crown prince lauds physical culture and assures foreign athletes of Sweden’s fair victory ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Committee
Gustave Adolph
Sweden
Oskar Clemena Rechfeldt
Gustave V. Rose
Oll
Wilson Election Sparks Progressive Republican Shift
In a public address in Bristow, Cummins argues the Republican party should be the progressive force for better government. He states three-fourths of Republican states back Progressive Republicans and vows to abolish the unjust nomination basis, aiming to reform presidential candidate selection before the next nominating cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tage
Republican Party
Cummins Belives
Chicago
Minnesota League of Republicans Endorses Wilson
The Minnesota Progressive Republican League voted unanimously to endorse Woodrow Wilson in a resolution. It states opposition to a third party at this time and urges progressives to support a progressive candidate who will carry out progressive principles.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Woodrow Wilson
Minnesota
Progressive Republican League
Minnesota Progressive Republican League
Basler Divorce Sues Husband Over Cruelty and Alimony
Mrs. Ruby V Basler formerly Ruby Hubbard sues Arthur H Basler in Pueblo for divorce alleging cruelty and verbal abuse since their June 26 marriage. She seeks $50 monthly alimony and notes the husband advertised in Pueblo papers that he would not be responsible for her file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Ruby V. Basler
Ruby Hubbard
Mont Gore
Arthur H. Basler
Minnegjua
English beauty wins divorce in sensational London story
New York July 6 The famed English beauty Mrs Talbot Chetwynde Munday today obtained a divorce from her second husband the son of the Earl of Shrewsbury She plans to seek forgiveness from her first love the Hon Rupert Cecil Craven and declares she still loves him Her tale traces a dazzling life from 1897 London to a West Twelfth Street boarding house and a celebrated circle of society women.
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New York
Talbot Chetwynde Munday
Earl of Shrewsbury
London
Rupert Cecil Craven
Earl of Craven
Craven
Supreme Court
Hendrick
Munday
England
Broons
Rngland
Drinks Acid for Whisky and Dies in New Mexico
Marcilino Baca a 68 year old rancher and pioneer of northern New Mexico killed himself accidentally by swallowing carbolic acid thinking it was whisky. He and his three sons were in Santa Fe for the De Vargas celebration when he picked up the wrong bottle at night. His face and mouth were badly burned.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Marcelino Baca
New Mexico
Pina Blanca
de Vargas
Old Lady Workshops Letter Writing Etiquette
A rural tale describes an elderly, illiterate woman who enjoys letters and asks the Republican candidate for Superintendent of Schools to write one for her. He visits, and she dictates a message to her daughter in a distant city. She adds a note to excuse bad writing and spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nates
National Monthly
Roosevelt Plans Third Party Call Monday
Oyster Bay July 6 Roosevelt declares the progressive movement will be the keynote of his third party campaign. He says it means implementing every principle he stands for and signals an uncompromising fight with no fixed platform. He adds the national convention call for the new party is ready and will be made public next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Paternal Pride during Fourth of July Parade
An aged Civil War veteran watched a Cuban War soldiers parade group and declared to a companion that every soldier was out of step except his son John, a proud remark captured by National Monthly.
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John
National Monthly
La Follette demands Roosevelt disclose campaign costs
Madison July 6 United States Senator La Follette issues a printed statement urging Colonel Roosevelt to publish his expense account for his presidential campaign or provide a clear explanation for avoiding this public accounting. He cites big money influence and the principle of publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
United States
la Follette
Roosevelt
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Hke Perkins, Hanna and
Munsey
Senators Stall on Lorimer Vote in Senate Debates
The Lorimer misconduct trial in the United States Senate entered its final stage with general debate. A vote, expected on July 6, was not reached and the Senate recessed its legislative day until Monday with a likely vote in the latter part of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
PD. C
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Ilindle
Senate
Five Die in Family Tragedy After Jealous Attack
Eugene Vaglio, 45, fatally wounded his brother John Vaglio proprietor of the Central hotel, his brother's wife and two children Rosa 16 and Christina 1, then killed himself. He had been infatuated with Rosa and entered the hotel with two daggers. The family was found slain in one room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancon
Eugene Vaglio
John Vaglio
Central Hotel
Rosa
Chistina
Hugeéene Aglio
Pure White Lead In The State Leader Saga
A fragmented note outlines a political dispute titled Pure White Lead and centers on the Sherman State Leader. The text hints at a mediator role “middle man” and mentions three lines repeated thrice with unclear context and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want Ade
Belpa
Asphalt King's Widow Dies on Train in DC
Mrs. A. L. Barber widow of the asphalt king died suddenly on the Congressional Limited as it left Baltimore. She was returning from New York and traveling alone. The conductor found her lifeless on the train tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
A. L. Barber
Asphalt King
New York
Congressional Limited
Baltimore
Howard Will Coach Annapolis Navy Eleven
Lieutenant Douglas L. Howard U S N is picked as coach of the Navy football team for next fall at Annapolis Maryland. Yale's Frank Wheaton will serve as field coach for another year with probable assistants including Lieut. Jonas H Ingram Captain Dalton Weems and Shaw. The regular squad returns a week before opening. fourth year candidates report September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Annapolis
Douglas L. Howard
Navy
Frank Wheaton
Yale
Jonas H. Ingram
Dalton
Weems
Shaw
Academy
Fire whistle rouses man to catch thief in Pueblo
In Pueblo Colorado on July 6 H Gallup a Toomer at the Amherst hotel woke to a fire whistle two blocks away and spotted a thief going through his trousers. Gallup leaped from bed and grappled with the man who fled the building. He and others chased the thief who dropped Gallups pocket book containing 35 dollars but kept a fifty dollar watch.
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Pueblo
Colo
Gallup
Toomer
Amherst Hotel
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L. R. Tyson
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Capitol Hill Club
the Mystle Maver
Tony Christensen
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Seymore 8&T
Congregational Church
Union Services
Thursday Bridge Club
M. A. Picnic
St. Mark’. Guild
Buechner Jewelry CO
Carey
Frank Dubsky
Plains
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A. J. Baumgargen
H. H. Nelson
L. F. Norton
Geo. W. Williams
J. C. Leslie
Maud Hobbs
Thos. E. Young
A. OD
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H. W. Lorenzen
Sheridan
G. M. Neese
Des Moines
Mra
Sylvia Kimpel
Bulger
John Langford
Chas
L. Gunn
John Sherfey
Mount Ida
Kas
H. Rich
C. EB. Alfred
Kemmerer
Norman Die
J. P. Penimore
Douglas
F. C. Davis
Arcola
Thos. Hext
H. C. Welse
Albany
F. B. Ashley
Dallas
Tex
Rozle Franck
W. J. Tuttle
Horse Creek
N. Parsons
Frankfort
Dust
Mike Maline
Wm. Sole
D. H. Messenger
HB. C. Smith
Harry Carner
Kingman City
Brecker
H. B. Gilmore
Sam Peters
F. H. Shader
Ft. Collins
A. H. Collings
C. F. Phillips
Brighton
John Wa
Medicine Bow
Dave Merry
Mpao
Bryith
Wellin
Attr
R. Anderson
Wheatland
W. C. Anderson
Wonder
Mine
B. Thompson
Delhart
Claude Maseey
Hegla
Lene Pvane
Sherman
Wood
Sherman Ce
Wilson
Sayt Bristow
League of Republicans
Varoishes
The
Bherman Co
Kelley Mercantile Co
10Th
Capitol Ave
Teddy
Lorimer
A. J. Pring
Central Ave
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th St
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