Local Club Notes and Meetings Across Town
Mystic Maze plans Thursday session with Mrs. Win Hainesworth Mu Beta Club hosts last Friday with H Hardman as hostess Nasturtiums and sweet peas form the decor Tea served by Misses Erma and Alta Rowsey Jack and Lunbach guests Mrs. Charles Cunningham to entertain in two weeks Mount Mellick Club meets Wednesday at Mrs. Snyder Alpha club maps India study for 1912 13 to explore present day conditions Remnant Tea planned at Parish house St Mark’s Guild to hold event Friday at the Parish house Sunergae of St Mark’s to meet at Mrs Clark and Mrs Bond home
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Mu Beta Club
H. H. Hardman
MueBta Club
Erma
Alta Rowsey
Jack and
Lunbach
Charles Cunningham
Med
Meadames
S. Bartlett
Robert Gray
R. T. Fiske
Alpha Club
Community events and temperance meeting agenda in Cheyenne
The Jewish Ladies circle hosted a card party and dance at A O U W hall with a large turnout and refreshments. W C C T U members gather at South Side church for a 2 to 5 PM meeting with temperance lecturer Miss Christine Tinling and charts. An open air Tinling talk and city park picnic follow at 4 and 6 PM. A union prayer meeting occurs at the Baptist church. An endorsement of Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cites Lindsay Scott of Temple Indiana. Hanson’s Speciale ice cream and cold drinks advertised.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
W. Cc
T. U
South Side
Christine I. Tinling
Mixa Tinling
City Park
Baptist Church
Heat and infant mortality debate in early reports
The article discusses the impact of hot weather on infant health, arguing heat increases death risk and that feeding practices worsen outcomes. It cites figures from New York milk stations, noting no deaths among 15,00 registered babies during a hot week, and contrasts with overall weekly infant deaths.
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Berlin
Lalffmann
Milk Committee
New York City
Baker
Babies’ Welfare Association
New York World
Orozco Blames U S For Mormon Troubles
Juarez Mexico July 29 Orozco the rebel chieftain admits responsibility for disarming the Mormons and declares the United States to blame He contends he must have arms and ammunition and by taking them from Americans he is not harming them. The report follows allegations of U S involvement and motives behind the Mormon conflict.
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Juarez
Mexico
Orozco
United States
Infant Mortality and Milk Stations Findings Stir New York
A New York milk committee report challenges Berlin conclusions on infant mortality. It cites Berlin experiments under Expé Lieftmann and Vepdemann, noting seasonal risks to babies and questioning prior beliefs held in New York about infant survival.
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Milk Committee
New York
Babba
Berlin
Geremany
Expé Lieftmann
Vepdemann
Noted sleuth recalls famous cattle thief chase at Yellowstone
The article recounts a veteran detective’s remarks about a top criminal who deceives with ordinary appearance. It notes past pursuit near Yellowstone Park, south toward Denver, and a successful capture in a running fight. Mr Glynn hints at leading the detective bureau at the 1915 San Francisco World’s Fair.
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Glynn
Cheyenne
Mr. Givon
Chicago
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Barre
Detective Bureau
San Francisco
Quealy Discusses Politics At Conference
The article cites PAT Quealy engaging in political talk for nearly an hour at a conference while comments reference William Jennings Bryan at the Baltimore Convention. It notes questioning of state outlooks and Quealy's reception from an interviewer during the event.
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William Jennings Bryan
Baltimore
Mr. Quealey
State Board Discusses Dance Evil at Capitol Meeting
The State board of child and animal protection met yesterday at the Capitol. Attendees included Nimmo, Stockwell, Hills, Bailey, Preston and Rose A. Bird, with Bishop Thomas declining the presidency and David Nimmo serving as acting president.
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State Board OF Child and Animal Protection
Capitol
Mr. Nimmo
Stockwell
Leon C. Hills
Theodore Bailey
D. A. Preston
Rose A. Bird
Bishop Thomas
David Nimmo
Son shoots father for eighty dollars in St Louis
Arthur P. Bittner Jr confessed to shooting his father from the rear of an automobile truck in which the elder Bittner rode. The wounded man, hospitalized with two bullets in his brain, was targeted for eighty dollars the son believed his father carried. The plan followed days of estrangement due to the son's attentions to his fiancée.
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ST. Louis
Arthur P. Bittner, Jr
Bittner
Repeal Report On Ne Tomere Decree Declared Unfounded
London July 29 The report of the pope repealing the ne tomere decree of the Catholic Church is declared unfounded in Rome dispatches. The mix up likely stems from the suspension of provisions on mixed marriages in Germany and Hungary.
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London
United States
Rome
Germany
Hungary
All Grist for the Bride Inward Tale of a Shoplifting Bride
An uptown woman, facing marriage, allegedly snaps up all deliveries at her boarding house. The narrator recalls store parcels misdelivered to the bride and asserts her habit of taking items, even after refunds, leaving others with the leftovers. The piece casts the bride as a thief due to household circumstances and gift-wrapped purchases.
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Ninth Street
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Mystery Island Giants in South Seas Expedition Planned
The Mann motor auxiliary yacht Faust will carry a British museum led team to Easter Island for excavations to explain giant statues and ruined quarries. They seek evidence on whether the island was once a continent overwhelmed by a great seismic event.
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London
Mann
Faust
Whitstable
South Seas
Easter
Easter Islands
Mana
W. Bcoresby Routledge
British Museum
Curious Houses in China
A Century Magazine excerpt describes life inside Chinese homes reached through multiple gates and courtyards. It notes a hostess serving tea, champagne, cakes, and fruit, leading visitors through courts to private gardens and family living spaces. It mentions women and children confined to separate dining and ceremonial spaces.
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Peking
China
Century Magazine
California Army Maneuvers Planned to Attack San Francisco
Plans for a large scale military exercise in California were nearly finished. An invading force of 3,600 troops from Monterey Bay will attack San Francisco on August 12, while an equal defending force from the city will attempt to repel the assault.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
San Francisco
Utah
Monterey Bay
Colquit Leads Ramsey in Texas Democratic Primary
Dallas dispatch reports about 75 percent of the vote counted showing Governor Colquit leading Judge W F Ramsey by about 40 000 votes. Morris Sheppard appears to have nearly as many votes as his three opponents combined and would likely command district instructions to lawmakers.
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Dallas
Texas
Colquit
W. F. Ramsey
Morris Sheppard
United States Senate
Grace on cot alleges wife shot him in Atlanth trial
In Atlanta a trial opens for Caisie Ulrich Opie Grace accused of attempting to murder her husband Eugene Grace. Eugene Grace testifies from a cot in court claiming his wife shot him and will help direct the prosecution while Mrs Grace, free on bond, plans her own defense and denies involvement.
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Atlanth
Caisie Ulrich Opie Grace
Philadelphia
Eugene Grace
Grace
Newnan
Iiberty
Atlanta
Woman Swallows False Teeth. Forceps Remove Them
Boston July 27 Surgeons using X ray and forceps removed fake teeth swallowed by Mrs Carrie Smith of Lynn The operation nearly killed her The technique followed a Berlin doctor’s method with the patient flat on her back as the throat was opened X rays revealed the teeth and Dr Cobb removed them with forceps.
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Boston
Carrie Smith
Lynn
Killian
Berlin
C, M, Cobb
Glate Leader Moves Toward Want Ad Medium in Wyoming
The Glate Leader plans to shift toward a Want Ad medium in Wyoming. Officials say the change aims to streamline classifieds and reach a broader local audience.
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Wyoming
Japanese Death of Beloved Ruler Shocks Nation
Tokyo reports the death of Emperor Mutsuhito at 44 after a long illness. Empress Dowager Haruko and Crown Prince at his bedside as doctors sought to prolong his life. His reign since 1867 saw major reforms and Japan’s rise as a modern power amid wars with China and Russia. An estimated 20,000 paid homage outside the palace.
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Hovsehold
Haruko
Sadako
Japan
Bright
Commodore Perry
China
Russia
East
Mutouhito
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