Capitol Hill Club Hosts and Picnic Plans Across Congregations
Local events note Capitol Hall Club hosting Mrs Urban and Capitol Hill club gathering on Wednesday afternoon, Mystle Maver meeting Thursday with Mrs Tony Christensen, church picnics at Pioneer Park next Friday, and union services through July and August among Baptist Congregational Presbyterian and Methodist churches with Rev Leon C. Hille preaching at the Methodist service. The Baptist church remains closed for 2 1 2 to 3 weeks for repairs. A recipe section provides a sugar syrup and fruit juice freezing method for homemade ice.
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Methodist Church
Leon C. Hille
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Beard Hosts Bridge Club This Thursday
Mrs C Y Beard will entertain the Thursday bridge club on Thursday of this week. Mrs Charles Thomaen will entertain the Help One Another club Thursday afternoon at the annual birthday meeting.
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C. Y. Beard
Charles
Thomaen
Wednesday Bridge Meeting With Mrs Billy Walker
The Wednesday Bridge club will meet this week with Mrs Billy Walker leading the session.
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Billy Walker
Mall Clerk Picnic Set for July 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 Host Friday Parish Gathering
Mrs. W. K. Hart and Mrs. H. B. Kerr will entertain the Guild of St. Mark's at the Parish House on Friday afternoon in church circles.
Willing Workers Meet At Mrs Tyson Home
The Baptist Witing Workers will meet next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. RB Tyson, 922 B 18th St. Mrs. Theodore Hillmer will assist.
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Baptist Witing
RB. Tyson
Theodore Hillmer
Methodist Aid Society Plans Thursday City Park Picnic
The Methodist Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon in the City Park. After the business session they plan a picnic with men joining for supper and a pleasant evening expected.
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Methodist Aid Society
Strawberry Shortcake Recipe Steps and Assembly
Recipe describes combining fuer baking powder salt and asugan then cutting in butter and adding milk to form dough. Roll divide bake briefly in hot oven, split and spread butter, then layer crushed strawberries with sugar and top with sweetened whipped cream.
Hotel Guest List Reflects Wide City Ties
A lengthy hotel arrivals list names numerous travelers and dignitaries across cities including Chicago Omaha Denver Des Moines Lincoln Philadelphia and Casper. Notable entries include H A Campbell John Hangéon J C Smith F B Wood and Maud Hobbs among others, illustrating a broad network of visitors and transients.
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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
A. J. Baumgargen
H. H. Nelson
L. F. Norton
Geo. W. Williams
J. C. Leslie
Maud Hobbs
Thos. E. Young
A. OD
Cores
H. W. Lorenzen
Sheridan
G. M. Neese
Des Moines
Mra
Sylvia Kimpel
Bulger
Colo
John Langford
Chas
L. Gunn
John Sherfey
Mount Ida
Kas
H. Rich
C. EB. Alfred
Kemmerer
Olympic Games Opened by King Gustave V in Sweden
Crown Prince Gustave Adolph led a ceremonial opening with royal speeches and cheers as King Gustave V declared the Stockholm Games open. Swedes and foreign athletes were welcomed, with choirs, bands, and a grand march leading to decisive gymnastic displays by Swedish athletes.
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International Committee
Gustave Adolph
Sweden
Oskar Clemena Rechfeldt
Gustave V. Rose
Oll
Election of Wilson Progressives Split Republican Vote
Bristow asserts long effort to make the Republican party the progressive force and argues the party offers best route to good government. Cummins proclaims belief in party unity and predicts replacing the current nomination basis, noting progressives dominate three-fourths of Republican states after Chicago defeat.
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Tage
Republican Party
Cummins Belives
Chicago
Minnesota League Endorses Wilson in Progressive Rally
The Minnesota Progressive Republican League unanimously endorsed Woodrow Wilson without naming him in a July 6 resolution. It states opposition to a third party and resolves that progressives in Minnesota should support a progressive candidate who will uphold progressive principles.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Woodrow Wilson
Minnesota
Progressive Republican League
Minnesota Progressive Republican League
Divorces Sought After Husband Advertises Separation
Mrs Ruby V Basler formerly Ruby Hub bard seeks divorce from Arthur H Basler citing cruelty and verbal abuse. She requests alimony of 50 dollars monthly. The couple reportedly married in late June 1908 in Pueblo.
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Pueblo
Colo
Ruby V. Basler
Ruby Hubbard
Mont Gore
Arthur H. Basler
Minnegjua
English beauty files for divorce from second husband
New York reports Mrs. Talbot Chetwynde Munday obtained a divorce from her second husband, son of the Earl of Shrewsbury, after a troubled marriage. She plans to return to London to reunite with her former love, Lord Rupert Craven, whom she still adores.
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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
Man Mistakenly Drinks Acid Thinking It Whisky
Marce lino Baca a 68 year old northern New Mexico rancher from Pina Blanca killed himself last night by swallowing carbolic acid he mistook for whisky. He and his three sons had traveled to Santa Fe for the De Vargas celebration. The coroner's jury says he woke in the night, picked up a bottle, and his face and mouth were badly burned.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Marcelino Baca
New Mexico
Pina Blanca
de Vargas
OldLady Letters Help from Republican Superintendent Candidate
An elderly woman who cannot read or write asks a Republican candidate for Superintendent of Schools, who visits to solicit votes, to write a letter to her daughter far away. She dictates the message and finishes by asking the writer to excuse her bad writing and spelling.
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Nates
National Monthly
Roosevelt to Issue Third Party Call Monday
Oyster Bay July 6 Roosevelt says the progressive movement will be the keynote of his third party campaign. He asserts the platform will present a complete program for voters in November and that the new party call will be made public next Monday.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Paternal Pride A Civil War Vet Atop Parade
An aged veteran watched the Fourth of July parade and noted a Cuban war soldiers' pose. He turned to a companion and proudly said that every man in the line was out of step except his son John.
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John
National Monthly
La Follette Demands Roosevelt Campaign Expense Disclosure
U S Senator La Follette in a printed statement asks Colonel Roosevelt to publish his campaign expense account or provide a candid reason for withholding it. He criticizes big money in politics and notes Roosevelt’s high spending and lack of public accounting.
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Madison
Wis
United States
la Follette
Roosevelt
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Harvester Trust
Hke Perkins, Hanna and
Munsey
Senators Stall on Lorimer Vote
Washington July . The final stage of the trial of William Lorimer on the charge of misconduct in procuring his election to the United States Senate from Illinois was entered upon today in the Senate with general debate. A vote was not reached as the legislative day extended into July 6 and the Senate recessed until Monday with the outcome likely next week.
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Washington
PD. C
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Ilindle
Senate
In Love With Own Niece Fatal Family Tragedy
Dancon Eugene Vaglio, 45, killed 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 entered the hotel with two daggers and a dagger, attacked in the kitchen and bedroom, all five found dead on one floor.
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Dancon
Eugene Vaglio
John Vaglio
Central Hotel
Rosa
Chistina
Hugeéene Aglio
Pure White Lead? The Sherman The State Leader Want Ade
The text appears garbled and unreadable with no clear events or identifiable people, places, or organizations to summarize into a coherent news item. No discernible action or outcome is present in the fragments.
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Want Ade
Belpa
Asphalt King's Widow Dies on Train
Mrs. A. L. Barber of Washington D C widow of the asphalt king died suddenly while returning from New York on the Congressional Limited. The conductor found her dead as the train was leaving Baltimore. She was traveling alone.
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Washington, D. C
A. L. Barber
Asphalt King
New York
Congressional Limited
Baltimore
Howard Will Coach Annapolis Navy Eleven
Lieut Douglas L Howard U S N selected coach of the navy football team next fall with Frank Wheaton of Yale as field coach for another year. Probable assistants include Lieut Jonas H Ingram Captain Dalton Weems and Shaw. The squad returns a week before opening and fourth year candidates report September 1.
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Howard
Annapolis
Douglas L. Howard
Navy
Frank Wheaton
Yale
Jonas H. Ingram
Dalton
Weems
Shaw
Academy
Fire whistle awakens man. thief nabbed after chase
In Pueblo Colorado on July 6 H Gallup a Toomer at the Amherst hotel woke to a fire whistle two blocks away. He grappled with a thief who fled dropping Gallup's pocket book with $35 while the thief kept a $50 watch taken from the victim. Gallup and other readers pursued the burglar.
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Pueblo
Colo
Gallup
Toomer
Amherst Hotel
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