Local Society Meetings Highlight Afternoon Gatherings
In the realm of women edited by Mrs. L RK Tyson hosts a meeting at Mrs Jensen's home on East Twentieth Street. St Marks Guild holds a work meeting at the Parish House with hostesses Mesdames Swainson Gill and Moyer. Presbyterian Ald society convenes with Dr. W Lafeke at 2700 Carey Avenue. The Methodist ladies plan a bake sale at the church tomorrow afternoon.
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St. Mark's Guild
Mesdames Swainson, Gill and Moyer
Presbyterian
Bridge Club Plans Afternon Tea for Mrs Harris
The Thursday bridge club hosted by Mrs. I C Newlin will entertain this afternoon in honor of Mrs Clarence Harris. The W R C serves ice cream and homemade cake at City Park. Music by the Eleventh Infantry band will enliven the entertainment with a small flax for each guest.
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I. C. Newlin
Clarence Harris
W.R. C
Eleventh Infantry Band
Mu Beta Mra to Host Mu Beta Club Session
Mu Beta Mra 1D KR Tyler will entertain the Mu Beta club this afternoon activities set by the Mu Beta chapter, inviting members and guests to enjoy a program of talks and music.
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Tyler
Lundell Hosts Help One Another Club Meeting
Mer. F G Lundell hosted the Help One Another club yesterday with seventeen members present. They sewed for two members and held a brief business session with greetings for three absent members. Tea followed and next meetings are planned with Mrs Sapp and Mrs Pitt Covert.
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Mer
F. G. Lundell
Harry Farthing
Hedford City
Fred Parnell
Prince Albert
Canada
J. J. Homert
Des Moines
Lawn
Hiram Sapp
J. A. Parnell
Alla Parnell
Mrs B. Ro Covehman To Entertain Missionary Society
Mrs B Ro Covehman will entertain the Methodist Missionary Society this afternoon at her home located at 600 East Sixteenth Street.
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DPA
Pitt Covert
Tartlety
Covert
B. Ro Covehman
The
Methodist Missionary Society
East Sixteenth Street
Baptist Willing Workers Meet This Afternoon
The Baptist Willing Workers will gather this afternoon in the church parlors for a scheduled meeting. Members are invited to attend and participate in planned activities and discussions.
Local Ladies Host Congregational Ald Rocl Event
Mrs H Jensen Mrs W J Whi ple Mrs John Chaplin Mra G Hopkins Mre Roberts Mine Hownd and Dr Eilen Wetlanter prepare to entertain the Congregational Ald Rocl gathering in a community event.
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H. Jensen
W. J. Whiple
John Chaplin
G. Hopkins
Mre. Roberts
Mine Hownd
Eilen Wetlanter
Women civic effort for better housing and environment
The text extols women’s civic consciousness and coordinated efforts for housing, clean streets, parks, and play areas. It stresses environment shaping temperaments and safeguarding children's welfare, urging official cooperation and citizen duties in urban improvement. It includes quotes urging self development and responsibility.
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America
Bowels Said to Guard Child Health and Comfort
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as essential for child health by keeping bowels regular. It claims relief from disturbed appetite sleepiness and irritability, with a sample offered by mail from Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Indiana to trial before purchase.
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Orwell
Griffin
Randy
What
Clara Mcintosh
Masonville
Cole
Caldwell
Ian
W. B Caldwell
Washington &1
Monticello
Old fashioned ways snare women warned by Addams quote
The passage contrasts outdated gender expectations with a Jane Addams quote about adapting to changed conditions. It notes women’s weapons and armies as metaphors for modern capability and the need to adjust to new opportunities rather than cling to old norms. Alice Hubbard is referenced alongside Addams' assertion.
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Alice Hubbard
Jane Addams
Receivers Named for the L N W Road
The Denver, Laramie and Northwestern railroad is placed in receivership by Judge Riddle with Marshall B. Smith and the Continental Trust Company named to manage bonds set at 10000 dollars. The move aims to safeguard creditors while rebuilding solvency amid long running corporate power struggles led by W E B Green and opponents from Laramie Wyoming.
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Denver, Laramie & North- Western Railroad
Denver
Northwestern
Bridge
W. E B. Green
Premlium
Laramie
Wyolata
Green
W. W. Garwood
Lewis
Riddle
Smith
Continental Trust Company
Northwestern Land and Tron Company
Wyoming
Seattle
Waeh
Cream Flour Deal at Peabody and Nelson
Car just unloaded offers Kanan Cream Flour at low price from Peabody and Nelson located at 1017 Thames. Contact phone 652-W for inquiries.
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Peabody & Nelson
Thames
Big Horn on Rampage: C. & S. Stops Traffic
Floods strand Wheatland area rail service as 50 miles of track and a bridge are washed out. Colorado & Southern repairs rush 400 workers and five train loads of material, with Sunday night hoped for reconnection at Orin Junction. Governor Carey and officials report canal damage limited and crops promising. wagon and auto transfers replace rail travel in the interim.
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Bouthern
Colorado &Southern
Rowa
Northwestern
Orin Junction
J. D. Welsh
Denver
Carey
Wheatland
Torrente
C. S. Road
Wheatland Colony
Uva
New Burlington line opens vast empire
The article describes the Burlington route linking its Montana northern line with the Chicago and Northwestern at Powder River, claiming heavy construction in the Big Horn canon at about 1.6 million dollars per mile. It notes completed grading and bridges, with 10 miles left of tracklaying, wage-driven labor shifts, and connections via Northern Pacific and Colorado Southern to Denver, Fort Collins, and Cheyenne.
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Big Horn
Montana
Chicago & Northwestern
Powder River
Canon
Burlington
Powders River
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Laurel
Billings
Big Horn Canon
Northwestern
Trafne
Orin Junction
Colorado @ Southern
Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern
Lnk
Denver
Fort Colling
Retirement schemes and army demotion allegations in congress
The article details alleged schemes to retire Adjutant General Ainsworth and remove Wood via a conference committee. It cites insubordination charges against Ainsworth sustained by Secretary of War Stinmenon, leading to Ainsworth's suspension and retirement. It notes Senator Warren's ties to General Pershing and debates over a plan restricting top generals to become chief of staff, with broad disqualification implications.
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Wood
Ainsworth
Stinmenon
Warren
John J. Pershing
Department of Mindanao
Pershing
Funston
Crozier
Winfield Scott
Sheridan
McClelland
Meade
Robert E. Lee
Napoleon
White House stance in Roosevelt Taft split at Chicago
The article reports on White House plans to back a Taft ticket despite Roosevelt challenges. After a Monday conference with Senator Root, officials vow a battle to a finish and consider Roosevelt in Roosevelt states as not decisive for Taft. Some allies predict wider Republican turnout could shift support to Roosevelt if seeking to vindicate the Taft administration.
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Senator Root
White House
Chicago
Taft
Stimson
Root
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt States
Roosevelt May Go to Chicago If Chicago News Guides
Oyster Bay June 13 Roosevelt said after a telephone talk with Senator Dixon he might travel to Chicago. He framed the decision on what he learns in the morning with Western state leaders pressing for his presence in Chicago.
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Oyster Bay
Senator Dixon
Roosevelt
Chicago
Democrats Open Headquarters in Baltimore
National Chairman Mack arrived in Baltimore and opened the Democratic National Committee headquarters. He inspected the convention hall and said no serious conferences on the presidential nomination would occur before the Chicago convention, citing tariff high cost of living and trusts as key platform planks.
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Slogar
Baltimore
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
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Win. Myers Dry Goods Company
Mins. L. Rk, Tyson
Mre. Jensen
East Twentieth Street
Bridge Club
ALT
Methodist Mission
Congregational Aid Society
Juta C. KR
Dorr
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Potter
Cheyenne Ice Co
Sherman Co
Bill
Woods
Thdy
Masons
Charles M. Potter
John A. Riner
Eleventh Infantry
Williams
W. A. Riner
George C. Batter
Stull
Kelley Mercantile CO
DAN S. Park & CO
First National Bank Building
AME
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
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