Sunrise and Pueblo Couples wed in local court
Multiple marriage notices report Rev Hills officiating at a noon ceremony for Herschel Taylor and Clara Gettamy of Denver, with Thomas F. Dusshey and Mita Agnes Killam also tying the knot before Judge Housman. Other items note bigamy suspect returned, state oil settlements, and local club plans.
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Elks Dance Invitation Announces Season Finale
Washington Star notes the Elks host a season end dance inviting all Elks and invitation holders on Thursday June 6. The item includes a humorous exchange about a pun on diplomatic core and the notion of weaker nations receiving after stronger ones, cited in the caption.
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New Pastor and Church at Cheyenne Presbytery Dedication
Cheyenne Presbytery schedules adjourned meeting June 29 at Lin ele with business to transact. On June 30 Rev. L Hore old Porde preaches dedicatory sermon for the new church, expected to cost about 5 000 dollars. In the afternoon Rev. John Davis of Rawlings preaches the titallation sermon for Rev. Cline H Wittman, pastor of the church.
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Belgium Faces Violent Riots Over School Funding
Brussels reports a surge of bloodshed and property destruction following Sunday elections as socialist leaders call for restraint. The unrest centers on schooling: church versus public schools, with debate over who should bear the cost in clerical and non clerical communes and provinces.
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M. van der Velde
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Adoption of S-year-old boy following father's suicide in Washington
Philip Hinckborn Jr. becomes heir to the Pearsall estate after his father killed himself March 27 at the Pearsall home. His mother, once a principal tied to a scandal, fled with Horace Wylie to Europe. adoptive parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearsall will raise him as Philip Pearsall. The adoption was approved by judge Jun Hee Daniel Thew Wright.
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Mountain States Telegraph Buys Arizona Telephone Holdings
The Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone company of Denver announced it now controls the Arizona Telephone and Telegraph company. The deal, confirmed by Mountain States officials, broadens its reach across Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Montana Utah and Arizona as part of a plan to unite regional exchanges.
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Utah
Inter racial marriages cited as cost to U S by professor
Prof Miller of Polytechnic high school told Normal School students that the United States pays a yearly price of 20000 fives for intermarriage between Americans and foreigners. He cited 10000 personal crises 10000 homicides and 70000 divorces annually, blaming strenuous lives nervous degeneracy and intermixture of blood through intermarrying.
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Footprints in Time Quote Sparks Debate
A garbled quote attributed to Senator Sorghum from the Washington Star discusses leaving a mark in history. The excerpt mentions a man gathering attention and a thumbprint, a footprint, and a chance to imprint legacy.
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War wording and beauty parlors in clipped OCR
An OCR snippet features garbled dialogue about war and mercy, with stray names like Dolan Rafferty and a reference to the Merceneas of members of aly Army. It also mentions Washington Shur Scalp treatments and Mre Ligter's Beauty Parlors at 411 W, yielding a fragmented local notice fragment.
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Interpretation of Displays No 1 2 3 Weather Codes
The note explains weather signs using numbers 1 2 and 3 with various placements. It describes indicators for fair weather rain or snow and temperature conditions based on how numbers are positioned relative to the display.
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ISX
Akon
How Central Market Keeps Meats Fresh
A Leader reporter visits Central Market and learns Hawes Brothers use a modern cold air cooling system. Fans push air at about 34 degrees through pipes into airtight rooms and display cases, enabling dry, fresh meats without ice or dampness even in heat.
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Grand Officer of Elks Dies Suddenly at Home
F. H. Kitnealey, grand expertining kneht of the Elks, died today at his Kansas City home of heart disease. He was 56.
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Taft Leaders Claim Rooseveltians Face Tight Split
The Taft faction claims definite Roosevelt support is uncertain with several delegates named from Arizona Minnesota New Mexico Tennessee Wisconsin Hawaii and others. Proxies listed include Richard Bartholdi George Lawrence Martin Olmstead and W Shackelford with S A Perkins sidelined by injury and likely to back Barnes Jr.
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Frank J. Kellogg
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Hawaii
H. J
Rogers
William Barnes, Jr
New York
Indictment of Frederick Bond in Fatal Battery Case
Frederick O. Bond known as Beauty, a clubman, is indicted on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill Camilla Beach. The February 26 attack left her throat cut, with a bloodstained knife found near the scene. Detective evidence and a witness caveated exhibit fueled the case, and C Oliver Iselin urged mob justice against the alleged conspirators.
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Graduating Navy Cadets to Wed in Annapolis on Graduation Day
The first class at the United States Naval Academy will marry on graduation day in Annapolis as about twenty marriageable women join the cadets wives. A new law allows midshipmen to marry upon receiving their commissions, and most of the class of 1912 reportedly has brides in view.
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Fortunate Shift in Funding Plans Not Requiring Congress Action
A dialogue quotes Ja phet saying it was lucky they could proceed with a project without waiting for congressional appropriation. Noah asks what caused the smile. The Washington Star notes the conveyance of optimism about moving ahead with construction despite funding uncertainties.
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Alabastrol Face Cream Promises Youthful Revival
A dated ad touts Alabastrol as the superior skin product with velvety finish and cooling effect. It claims universal user endorsement and a combination cream and powder, offered by mail for 50 cents in plain wrapper, with the assuring note of satisfaction.
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