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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1913
Page
3
Earthquake shocks wrecked houses in Ban Juan and nearby areas in Nicaragua on July 18. Mana fre ont Masaya suffered destruction as the Gan tinge volcano remains active, with multiple blocks flattened and residents displaced.
In Joplin Missouri a 106 degree reading broke a 13 year high while nearby Arkansas City reported a 104 degree maximum in the same heat wave. Kanees also noted a 104 degree high as temperatures soared across the region.
The Elks sponsored a minstrel show at Capitol Avenue theatre with an afterparty at the Elk's Home on Thursday night. White's orchestra provided music, a 10 o'clock intermission featured an elaborate supper with pink carnations, and 34 guests enjoyed the festive dancing until midnight.
The union service will be held Sunday evening at the Baptist church. The annual Baptist Sunday school picnic is scheduled for next Wednesday afternoon at Lake Minnehaha with named attendees and organizers listed.
In church circles the Baptist Mission circle met Friday afternoon at Mrs Norcross home with Mrs Cecil Law and Mere Hamilton hosting. Miss Marjorie Johnston presented piano solos and the group discussed next years study course.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hanson depart for Mitchell Nebraska with daughter Mrs. Fred Attebury returning Monday. Dr Wayne Hanson wed Miss Nellie Snider of Philadelphia next Wednesday and honeymoon in the east before returning to Cheyenne. Miss Brown Tierney of Denver visits relatives in town along with Mrs. Orr and her children. Miss Barbara Orr due soon for a visit with Miss Mary Brown. Mr. and Mrs Pred Kinnear travel to Beever for a pleasure trip. Mrs Heenan goes to Denver to bring home guests from a house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Conroy.
Mrs Sarah E B Duncan of Tipton Iowa recounts her husband’s severe cold last winter and says one bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy cured him, noting dealers supply it for ease of purchase.
The notice urges shoppers to take part in Harrington’s semi annual clearance event offering discounts across departments. Shoppers are prompted to visit the store during the sale period to save on furniture apparel and home goods.
The new federal board of mediation and conciliation will convene tomorrow at 10 am to organize and prepare for immediate talks on the Eastern railroads and 80,000 trainmen and conductors dispute. Judge William Lee Chambers will lead and seek swift confirmation from the Senate.
Ralph Jones, a horse cutter at a local livery stable, attempted a stunt that went wrong and he reportedly ran afoul of the law. He allegedly seized his wife at Seventeenth and Thomas with a man named Jack aboard a cow pony, prompting police involvement.
The Senate clashed over Secretary Bryan's lecturing during vacation leading to sharp exchanges. Senator Bristow and Senator Ashurst traded charges about past funds and duties, referencing telegrams and lecturing activities while lawmakers argued over public publicity and pensioned positions.
A Kansas senator and a Michigan official criticize officials for spending vacations addressing public questions of importance. They question why Republicans and Democratic critics were silent during past political campaigning and army postings. The piece notes that praise for a well-lit lawn and a party luncheon followed.
Miss Madge Torrey entertained about 15 couples of the younger set last evening at her home on Evans street. The evening featured dancing to the Texas Tommy Tango one step aviation glide and other late dances on the beau lawn.
In Racine on July 1 a car driven by Weirfussinger crashed through a bridge railing and plunged into the water. Thown Meola was with him. Bassner was rescued but McGehan drowned.
In Laredo Texas on July 18 Captain Howard of the thirteenth cavalry seized 240 pounds of smokeless powder or enough to load 10 000 cartridges. The material was packed in trunks bound for Hidalgo the constitutionalist commander.
The Sherman Co presents painting and glazing services in Wyoming. An advertising note in the short classified style promotes house painting and glazing offerings under the Stite L.ador want ad medium.
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