Juniors Shine at Cheyenne Chautauqua Children
A State Leader visited the Junior Chautauqua in Cheyenne with Mina Cleland overseeing a program for 311 children across age groups blues and red. Grace Devine and Mary Fuller assisted, indoor baseball lessons were given, and plans emerged for a Cheyenne Storytellers branch and a weekly story hour for citizens.
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Sesson
Mina Margaret Cleland
Mies Cleland
Grace Devine
Mary Fuller
R. P. Fuller
Hty
Noel Tyson
Walton
Wahoo
Neb
Miss Cleland
Cheyenne
Han
New York City
University of Nebraska
Story Tellors’ League
League
Cody
Dr Reitzel to Lecture at Chautauqua Tonight
Despite rain 200 attended yesterday's afternoon program at the Chautauqua. Tonight Dr A M Reitzel will deliver a popular lecture, following a day filled with music, readings, and engaging acts including Miss Morris and the Call, with admission 50 and 15 cents for the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Gabler
Gathier
Bidlea
Beas Gearhart Morrison
Wyoming
Mineola
Buffalo
Wyo
Miss Morris
Henry van Dyke
Pulse Beata of Nations
Europe
Belle Kearney
America
Metropolitan
A. M. Reitzel
Niagara Falls Baked Good Premises Strong Breakfast
An advertisement touts a Niagara Falls baked product claiming it restores digestive vigor and provides full nutrition for a half day of labor. It suggests serving for breakfast with milk or cream and lunch with berries or fresh fruits, noting it is baked in their own oven at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Election tickets still not filled in several districts
Papers note far from filled fields in district races. In the Fourth district Judge Carroll Parmelee seeks re election with opponents M B Camplin J F Hoop and James H Burgess. Judge John R Arnold of Evanston is the only filed candidate in the Third district, with rumors of more entrants soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Carrolll H. Parmelee
M. B. Camplin
J. F. Hoop
James H. Burgess
John R. Arnold
Evanston
Asks Congress to Aid in N Y Fight
Federal and city officials voiced optimism about halting a London epidemic spread as 295 men were reported in cages. The on going cooperative effort by departments restrained contagion while the 10 a m reading showed a depressing temperature that could weaken children's resistance.
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Congress
N. Y
Villista Actions and US Troop Movements Reported
Reports describe Villista forces looting and smuggling ammunition near Parral while American concerns including Alvero Mining and MI are cited. The Fifth Massachusetts Infantry is ordered to border patrols and Pennsylvania guardsmen will assist Mara thom district. rail shipments and heavier field pieces are noted for deployment.
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Villista
Parral
Alvero Mining and
MI Company
OH American Concern
Fifth
Masusehuveta Infantry
Fort Quinnan
Tex
W. M
Pennsylvania
Ban Antonio
Southern
Jie
Perehing
el Paso
San Antonio
Funeton
Gaston Hae
Held for wreck of wife's home in Nebraska case
Frank Welsh is jailed on suspicion of wrecking Mrs. Nora Payne’s home at 1920 O Neill Street. A. Goldfarb, owner, says intruders left destruction. Welsh was found near a van, a criminal complaint shows he assaulted Payne in Greeley Colorado on June 10. Payne says she married Welsh in Nebraska later that month.
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Nora Payne
O'Neill Street
Frank Welsh
A. Goldfarb
Payne
Welsh
Greeley
Colo
Nebraska
Summer Blouses In Modish Form At Frontier Days
Big New York houses ship summer blouses to small shops opening at summer hotels. Linen and silk fabrics appear with convertible collars, high stock chokers, and Georgette and crepe de chine options. Embroidery, laces, and bright stitch accents feature, with outfits including turquoise taffeta jumpers and organza pieces. The piece notes no black net or lace waist in collections and cites a Kansas City Star frontier days promo with July dates.
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New York
Shiria
Kansas City Star
Unknown number of guards proposed for town protection
A statement indicates a figure for the manpower needed to provide adequate protection to the town in the region. The source notes that the speaker believes a certain number of men will be necessary to ensure security.
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Furnhah
Third Annual Picnic of Old Residents of Emmet County
The third annual gathering of Emmet County Iowa transplants to Laramie County Wyoming was held at the F. I. Schene felt farm sixteen miles northeast of Cheyenne. A bountiful dinner, ice cream, and cake followed afternoon games and dancing. Officers elected: J. M. Ramshaw Divide president and Murry L. Reymore Cheyenne secretary. The fourth picnic will be on Large Pole Creek north of Cheyenne. About 150 Emmet area residents live in Laramie County, with 75 attending this year’s event. Rainfall below average previously but recent showers bring optimism for crops.
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Emmet County
Iowa
Laramie County
Schenefelt Farm
Cheyenne
J. M. Ramshaw
Divide
Ana Murry L. Reymore
Pole Creek
Laramie
Eatherville
Emmet
Golden Pratrigo
Europe Fears War Relief Is a Charity
Miss Ora Spencer just returned from the front where she saw European relief efforts distribute surgical dressings. She warned American aid workers that Europeans may view relief as charity rather than partnership and stressed it is a privilege to work with them for disabled soldiers. She met with the pope and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, praising the queen as sweet and straightforward and moved by American kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ooriia Spencer
Spencer
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
Senators Aim to Adjourn Promptly Amid Impending Legislation
In session long hours daily the Senate advances key bills including the navy and army appropriation, shipping, child labor, and a 200 million dollar revenue measure. Conservation acts will wait until the next session and immigration action may be postponed.
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Navy
Army
Half Hour Fire Bites Geyser Laundry Roof-Ceiling Blaze
A fire at 10:05 yesterday morning at the Geyser laundry broke out between the roof and ceiling. The department deployed two hoses but it took about thirty minutes to extinguish. The blaze was caused by an overheated smoke stack. workers in the front part of the laundry continued operating, and output was not disrupted.
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Fir Department
T Department
Charley White Beats Wells in Boston Bout
Charley White of Chicago defeated Matt Wells of England in the fifth round of a scheduled 12 round lightweight bout in Boston. Wells’ manager stopped the fight to prevent further punishment. Both fighters are lightweights.
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Boston
Charley White
Chicago
Matt Wella
England
Wells
Boston Fans Believe Red Sox Will Repeat
Boston writers assert the Red Sox look to repeat as pennant champions. They note stronger pitching than rivals, compare the White Sox on paper to a great club yet unproven, and trim Detroit for depth and workload concerns amid upcoming doubleheaders. Injuries to Kiepfer Morian and Turner are cited as Cleveland setbacks.
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Boston
Red Sox
White Sox
Detroit
Jennings
Hughie
Kiepfer
Morian
Turner
Clevelands
Trained Chimpanzees to Appear at Lyric Theater
The Lyric Theater featured Sally and his war two chimpanzees in a first New Jungle picture showing. The act praised as marvelous drew public interest, with Mr Todd stating the troupe will perform every Tuesday at the Lyric.
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Lyric Theater
Sally
Todd
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