Three Girls Drowned in Schuylkill River Boat Incident
NORRISTOWN Pa July 12 Three young women drowned when their boat sprang a leak during a thunderstorm on the Schuylkill river near hundreds of spectators. The dead are Mary Livergood Emma Rex and Helen Green all of Philadelphia and Mies Green a sister of Helen from Chestnut Hill. Margaret Green was rescued. The storm struck suddenly as the party was some distance from shore.
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Norristown
Schuylkin River
Mises Mary Livergood
Emma Rex
Helen Green
Philadelphia
Mies Green
D. W. Green
Chestnut Hill
Beers Visiting List Recaps Local Social Roundup
Sidney resident Miss Legna Oberfelder is linked to sisters Mrs. Joseph Wasserman and Mrs. 8. 5, Pearl stine. The Whipples and children toured to Laramie for a sun visit. Brill family from Chicago plan a next Wednesday return to see daughter Mrs. Julius Allenstein. Ensign Walter Doyle sails from San Francisco to the Maryland after marrying Gertrude Post. the couple honeymooned in Colorado. Mabel Knight returns from Kansas City as mother Mrs. Knight travels to Denver. Fred McKie and wife resume Canadian and eastern touring. the Pearlstines settle at 208 Randall Avenue for summer.
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Legna Oberfelder
Sidney
Joseph Wasserman
Pearlstine
W. L. Whipple
Madame Whipple
Marjorie
Edith
Donald
Laramie
I. W. Brill
Chicago
Julius Allenstein
Allenstein
Walter Doyle
Bach Study Dominates Women’s Club Piano Section
The Musselal club piano section met at Mrs Arthur Sanhting's home to continue Bach topics. Mrs Freund read life extracts, pieces by Bach were performed, and Mrs Fores and Mrs Coffman repeated pieces from two weeks prior. Current events, an impromptu program, and social time followed with refreshments. Mystic Maze Club will be hosted next Thursday by Mrs Taylor.
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Bach
Mualeal Club
Arthur Sanhting
Freund
Methodist Aid Society Meets with Mrs Hadley at Fort Russell
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church plans a Thursday afternoon meeting with Mrs Hadley at Fort Russell. Attendees are asked to ride the 8 o'clock car if possible. The Methodist Mission Circle was hosted by Mrs T F Durbin at her home Friday with 18 in attendance. Mrs Nelson led devotional exercises in Mrs Ross's absence, and Mrs A L Putnam supervised the program and read a memorable paper on Life.
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Methodist Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Hadley
Fort Russell
Methodist Mission Circle
Mra
T. F. Durbin
Mission Circle of the
Ross
Nelson
A. L Putnam
Scientific Tillage Brings High Yields in Golden Prairie
Farmers in Golden Prairie district report extensive tillage and careful seeding boosting crops. Noted fields show 25 to 60 bushels per acre for winter wheat with thick heads, while upland prairie hay and dairy feed flourish. Nearby Highland Colony develops into a leading dairy region with prosperous farms and large cattle herds observed along Cheyenne roads.
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Jones ‘County
Towa
Golden Prairie
C. H W. Borsick
Burng
Meeker
Hilledale
Whitehead
Hillsdale
George W. Kerk
Birus
Hvery Crep
Grange
Schmoker
Bastian
A. R. Carpenter
Cheyenne
Highland Colony
Duiry
Laramie County
Tion
Stowe
Ptt
Lower
Alti de
Amore Paeh
Onaha
Johm Kitake
Clérence Sorenson and Cheyenne Area Dairy Outlook
Clarence Sorenson near Cheyenne notes good barley and rye harvests with crops ahead of expectations. The trip lists residents and farms affected, and observers report that selling milk fat to Cheyenne creameries yields substantial income, with one farmer citing a cream view valued at 4.34 dollars for June and expecting roughly twice that in July due to more cows milking.
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Clarénce Sorenson
Cheyenne
Aede
Ware
Ilbert MM
Brown
John Morris
C. &. Adolpheson
Arthur Carpenter
Glenn Hel Idgeworth
Arch Welch
Bimer
Or Reneon
William Kipp
Thetias Orville
HW. Tf. Smith
Witl
Stop the Lobby Probe Cry of Old Standpatters
A fervent speech attacks lobby influence and secrecy in tariff legislation. The speaker derides Democratic caucus secrecy, argues against the Underwood tariff process, and cites Wilson’s Our New Freedom to condemn party line voting. He contrasts Princeton theory with Washington practice.
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Congress
Wilson
Princeton
Washington
Union Church Service and Bake Sale Notice
A union church service is planned at Congress tonal church with Dr Dodds in the pulpit. Baptist ladies will hold a bake sale next Saturday at Johnston's grocery store. A vicelumin couple recently wed with a minister present and will join in ceremony discussions. Senator Bristow of Kansas comments on party politics and future usefulness of the slapper is debated amid local discourse.
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Women's Club
Railway Mall Service
Lake Minnehaha
Cluir
Congress Tonal
Hey
Dr. Dodds
Baptist
Johnston's
Marriel Thy
Bens Ft Fe
Sigs
Bristow
Kansas
Dome
Wyoming
Old bachelor cites woman’s sphere as a hall of yarn
A dated remark features a man claiming a woman’s proper sphere is a hall of yarn while another gentleman praises women and religion, reflecting social views of the era.
Head of Bankers Association Dies
Clarlet Henry Hauttle, president of the American Bankers' Association and of the Third National Bank of St. Louis, died at his Adirondack summer home. He had a long illness from an intestinal cancer and a previous malignant growth operation in 1911. Hauttle had attended the Detroit meeting and was elected president of the association. health declined after a May visit to his Herkimer County summer home.
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New York
Clarlet Henry Hauttle
American Bankers’ Association
Third National Bank of
Lewi
Adirondacks
Frederick B. Farnaworth
Huttig
Muttle
Tle Wariner
Detroit
Herkimer County
Striking Waiters Demand Removal of St. Louis Officials
The waiters union filed a formal request with Governor Major to remove Samuel H. McPheeter president of the St. Louis police board. They accuse McPheeters of trying to break the union through hire violence and seek the removal of Lyman T Hay and C Butler from the governor staff. They claim as hotel managers they locked out white waiters and replaced them with Black workers. Sheriff Dickmann declined to organize a posse to protect strike leaders.
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Waiters’ Union
Major
Samuel H. McPheeter
St. Louis Police Board
McPheeters
Lyman T. Hay
C. @. Butler
Sherif Dickmann
Banker Kossuth FY Ends Life After Banking Visits
Chicago July 12 — Kossuth FY former general manager of the Hammond Packing company killed himself with a revolver shot in the city after morning visits to banking houses to settle his affairs. He was 60. A test shot prior to the fatal act was fired in view of witnesses including children on the prairie. Pell, his chauffeur, drove him to the boulevard end. His wife was seeking separate maintenance amid long running family troubles.
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Chicago
Kossuth FY
Tel
Hmamond Packing Company
Tits Temple
Bell
Heath Wee
Pell
Miss Jessie Wilson and Fiance Seen Leaving Cornish Church
Reporters photographed Miss Jessie Wilson daughter of the president and her fiancé as they left a Cornish New Hampshire church on Sunday July 6. The couple appeared unfazed by the cameras and were headed toward the summer White House, with preparations for an impending wedding already in public awareness.
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Jessie Wilson
Cornish, N. 4
Misa Joaale Wilean
Sor
Francis Howes Bayre
Cornish
N.H
Sayre
New York
Counry
White House
Ming Wailea
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L. KR Tyson
18Th Street
Philip Dopdridge
Mies Helen Reaver
Hereford Grove
Methodist Sunday School
Charles Deitz
Deitz
Mre
Kk. Ly
Young
the Paquot Church
J. Hl. Conney
Min. M. HM. Hartung
Bennett Ranch
Ner Kimball
Minnie Carpenter
Lot
Milas Atta Cran
Rabeart Clark
Kirk Hartung
Walter Junk
Mra. Hartung
Hanson
Nate Hanson and Son
Migaion
Mystic Maze Club
Mra. Taylor
Hilladale
Ngly Welloeckly Brothers
Urna
W. W. Tatne
Burns
Linison Pacific
Alex Dolt
Carpenter
J. A. Garwood
Mr. Holt
ET. Stoner
Andy Hannonk
Myers
George Humphrey
James Bread
W. O. Bryer
Dr. Smith
Ben Lonning
Turkestan Alfalfa
Tivestock Company
Eghert
Sou i
Peter Namelecun
C. M. Hubbel
Bankers Association
St. Louis
Alice
Worthington
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