In the Realm of Women Bridge Club Gatherings
Mrs A P Hanson hosts the Wednesday bridge club at her home on Tuesday in honor of her visiting daughter Mrs Attebury of Mitchell Nebraska. Mu Beta Club meets with Mrs Hardman at Capitol Ave and 22nd St. Help-One-Another club hosts a Thursday meeting with a cooking utensils agent displaying wares and serving coffee and pancakes.
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A. P. Hanson
Mrs. Attebury of
Mitchell, Nedd
Mu Beta Club
Hardman
No. 8
Mission Apartments
Capitol Ave
22Nd St
John L. Thomas
21St Street
Church Picnic and Ald Society Meeting Planned
The Presbyterian Aid Society and church members will hold a Friday picnic at Pioneer Park with men joining the women for supper. Attendees should bring lunches to share on a long table. The South Side Ald Society meets with Mrs. B F Hubbard Friday afternoon.
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Presbyterian Aid Society
Pioneer Park
South Side
Ald Society
B. F. Hubbard
Japanese Fair at St Mark's Parish House
The Sunergae of St Mark's to host a Japanese Fair and dance at the Parish House. The Methodist Aid Society will meet Thursday afternoon in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Methodist Aid “Society
Federation social at Congregational church Friday
The City Federation of Young People's Societies holds a meeting and social Friday evening at the Congregational church inviting all. The Altar and Rosary Society of St Marys hosts a lawn social Thursday at Mrs Rives home 201 W 11th street south side.
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Federation Soeial
City Federation of Young People’s Societies
Congregational Church
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Supper at Parish House by The Guild of St Maslee
The Guild of St Maslee will serve a splendid supper Wednesday evening at the Parish House from 6:80 till eight. Everyone hungry for a good meal is invited. Price 35 cents.
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Guild of St. Maslee
Many Views On Girls From Various Notices
Snippets from periodicals discuss gender roles and expectations. References include phrases about girls and manners from Smart Set and Salt Lake Herald Republican, jokes about toothpicks in Chicago, and a plug for beauty products and home tasks with a July sales offer at Mrs. Clara Apers’ beauty parlor on West 10th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Chicago
Salt Lake Herald- Republican
Defense questions Roach on statements and time sequence
The trial record shows defense challenging Roach's statements as voluntary, with Judge Parmalee sustaining the objection at times. Roach testified about events from early Sunday into Monday morning including locations, times, and people seen, detailing movement from the sheriff's office to Keefe Hall and other downtown sites.
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Nineteenth Street
Keefe Hall
Roy Stevens
James Clear
Clear
Eddy Street
Mr. Hague
Union Pacific
Hungry People Fed At the Parish House Supper
St. Mark's Guild held a midweek supper at the parish house to feed about 35 attendees. The event, listed as July 24, drew community members and noted support from Sherman Co.
Half Moon Replica Arrives in New York for Hudson Fulton
On July 23 in history the Half Moon replica of Henry Hudson's ship arrived for the Hudson-Fulton celebration. The notice also promotes Ansoo Vest Fockey Kodaks and a full line of Kodak products with free delivery to Cheyenne and a local phone listing.
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Henry Hudson
New York
Ansoo Vest Fockey Kodaks
Jailhouse Testimony Reveals Sheriff Attitudes in Jenkins Case
Court hearing records the sheriff's responses on prejudice toward Jenkins, investigations at Jenkins home, and discussions about a murder letter. Testimony notes dates and times, including arrivals at Snow's house around one o'clock and the sheriff's visit to The Leader.
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Snow
Jenkins
Leader
Chicago
Lake Minnehaha
Doctor Beard
Mr. Ross
Jenkin
Rigdon
Parmalee
Jenking
Wiliam Yost
Court produces severed head as crowd reacts
In a court scene the head is produced again before the jury provoking a disturbance as spectators move toward the rear and many are seen leaving the courtroom amid muffled scuffles.
Onrush of witnesses as trial details blood evidence
Testimony described blood spot angles indicating Jenkins was central when struck. Dr. Johnston and Dr. Shingle presented tests on blood and paint to argue fresh human blood on Jenkins’s shoe. Sheriff Roach and others testified about entry into the Jenkins home and attempts to obscure evidence before court adjourned.
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Dr. Johnston
Jenkite @aftter
Jenkins
Roach
Ross
Mr. Roach
Yost
A. Gerrard
G Flon
Cole
Witness details Indian club murder evidence in court
Dr Johnson testifies that an Indian club fit the skull fracture and could cause death within a minute and a half. He describes blood spatter, angles of blood spots, and the victim Jenkins as central in the room. The defense questions the club’s uniqueness and whether a baseball bat could produce the wound.
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Rigdon
Jenkins
Tae
Ross Po
Amine
D. Shingle
Testimony Details Blood Stain on Garter and Shoe Spurt
Dr Johnston testified on stain testing and showed acid confirms blood on Jenkins garter not paint. He explained shoe drops were spurts not a tub but a splatter. he believed blood came from a spurt though he later said he did not. Cross exam and adjournment followed.
Noted Woman Lecturer to Tour Wyoming in August
A leading temperance lecturer, Miss Christine I Tingling, formerly of London and now a Virginia resident, will arrive in Cheyenne July 2 for a month long Wyoming tour. She is a foremost organizer of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union and has spoken in twenty seven states and abroad. Plans call for several addresses in Cheyenne during a four to five week stay.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Christine I. Tingling
London
England
Virginia
Mises Tingling
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
United States
Miss Tingling
Switzerland
Ireland
Miss Tangling
Davis Denies Stallion Killing Based On His Orders
State veterinarian Dr. Davis asserts reports that he ordered the killing of a stallion owned by Colorado's Mr. Wilson are false. He says three veterinarians found the horse diseased after glanders tests and that the state will not pay for the animal. An earlier Tribune account quoted local vets disputing his diagnosis.
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United States
Cheyenne
Washington
the Tribune
Dan Vance
Iron Mountain
Davis
Colorado
Tribune
Wilson
Advertising manager outlines local tests for national campaigns
John Pen of Adam Meldrum and Anderson Co. discusses how national advertising has little measurable impact in Buffalo North Carolina. He notes the store backs the national push with local campaigns to move goods and improve sales, claiming results are evident daily.
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John Pen
Adam, Meldrum & Anderson Co
Buffalo
N. C
M Co
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Serge
Win. Myers Dry Goods Company
Bridge Club
Mu Weta Club
Help-One-Another Club
Presbyterian Picnic
South Side Ald
Methodist Aid
THE
Capitol Commercial Co
Ay B
Connor
Salt Lake Herald- Républican
Girl Scouts
Mre
Clana A.pers Fleauty Parlan
Parmallee
St. Mark's Guild
the Sherman Co
Carey Ave
Tome
Deferee Crown
Weah
Mra
Jen- King
DR. Johnson
Kelley Mercantile CO
160Th
Albany Hotel
Denver
Sherman Co
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