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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
16
Ladies of the G A R to Meet at Carnegie Library
The Ladies of the G A R will hold their regular meeting this afternoon at 2 50 o clock at the Carnegie Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Rt
Carnegie Library
Mrs Rockwell Hosts Mount Mellick Club Card Afternoon
Mrs J L Rockwell entertained the Mount Mellick club Wednesday afternoon with five hundred in play instead of needlework. Mrs Paul Dalley won the prize and a delicious lunch followed at five o'clock. Attendants included Mrs Appel Mrs P Emerton Glasche Mrs Ray Olds Mina Elizabeth Gill and Mrs Rockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Rockwell
Mount Mellick Club
Paul Dalley
Appel
P. Emerton Glasche
Paul Aisley
Ray Olds
Mina Elizabeth Gill
Rockwell
W C T U Meeting Discusses Humanity Topic
The South Cheyenne W C T U meets this afternoon with Mrs. B F Hubbard at 6108 10th Street. The program centers on "Whole Humanity" and a St Mark's Guild work meeting follows at the Parish House hosted by Mesdames John Whitmer R W Bradley and Florency Root Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cheyenne
B. F. Hubbard
10Th Street
Whole Humanity
St. Mark's Guild
John Whitmer
R. W. Bradley
Florency
Root Foster
Meeting Highlights At Local Suffrage Club
Thursday afternoon session led by Mrs B W Hubbard featured metal devotional exercises and a Dunnesy seating. Miss Julia Richards opened with readings on the strongest argument for womans suffrage and theDeclaration of Independence. Mrs Bihcock read Ballot in Kansas and After Nineteen Years of Voting in Colorado. Mrs Hubbard read Testing equal suffrage in California. Mrs Cotehell read Why I Vote. Mrs Zerakla Wallace shared an address from the National Woman VP Convention in Nashville Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cheyenne
B. WH. Hubbard
Julia Richards
Mis. Richards
Kansas
Biuhcock
Colorado
Hubbard
California
Cotehell
Mra Johnson
Mre. Blahop
Mre
Zerakla GC. Wallace
Wo GT
Nashville, Tenn
A Whole Humanity. Church Event Highlights Ten Women
A South Side church gathering featured two songs titled Woman's Cause Shall Win and Glad Day. The hostess served lunch to ten ladies, three new members were welcomed, and plans were laid for an event this Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Cake sale and emergency meal list at Johnthon's store
The Banke Sale and The Baptist Midles plan a bake sale tomorrow at Johnthon's troovery store to fund emergency shelf supplies for quick meals. Items include canned corn, beef extract, beans, olives, crackers, salmon, fruit, jam, peanut butter, and mixes for peanut soup, cornbread, and quick cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banke Sale
Baptist Midles
Johnthon
Troovery
Pany
Pork and Corn Chowder from Flor a Dow Recipe
Two ounces salt pork four potatoes two small onions one can corn one quart milk and pepper. Slice potatoes and onions. dice pork and brown it in a stew pan. Add potatoes and one pint boiling water. boil half an hour then add hot milk and corn. Season with salt and pepper and boil up once. Serve very hot. Flor a Lockwood Dow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fldora Lockwood Dow
Woman's World
The Peevish Child Needs a Laxative
A household remedy recommended for children and adults to ease bowels. Dr Caldwell's Byrup Pepsin is praised as a gentle stimulant and non harsh laxative, available by mail sample and in drugstores. Endorsements include Mrs Bates of Salt Lake City and Mrs Hickman of Temnath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cald Well
Caldwell
Byrup
A. Bates
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hickman
Temnath
W HB Caldwell
Washington Bt
Monticello
Powlal
Advertising party at Fort Russell draws society crowd
Colonel and Mrs Bundy invite the Fort Russell social circle to an advertising party at the post gymnasium on June 29. Attendees must present their costumes by 8 40 and prizes will be awarded for best and funniest invitations costumes and cake walk winners. Captain and Mrs Steere visit their daughter Mrs Reno after his return from the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Bundy
Bundy
Post Gymnasium
WS. V. PP
Captain
Mrs
Henry Steere
William RM
Reno
Captain Steer
Philippines
Mrs. Steere
Connecticut
California Delegation Withdraws From Convention
Chicago reports the California delegation prepared a resolution withdrawing from the convention and claiming they would not be bound by the actions of "a lot of thieves." Ohio and Iowa leaders expressed no intention to bolt, urging the fight to occur within the convention. Roosevelt campaign manager Dixon said Roosevelt delegates would leave if the tainted delegates remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Ohio
Arthur L. Garford
Illinois
Rare Collection Trophies in Home of Capt Sievert
A Fort Russell visit to Capt. Herman A. Sievert and Mrs. Sievert showcased a valued trove from army life travels. The display included Persian and Chinese rugs, cloisonne, bronze items, lacquer works, jade rings, a rare cameo, and an Indian room with Chief Washakie tapestries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Sievert
Herman A. Sievert
Fort Russell
Manila
Captain Sievert
Orient
Osaka
Canton
Pusland
Canton China
Naganaki
Ching
Goas
Slevert
Mexico
Roosevelt and Dixon declare Roosevelt nominee of GOP
Chicago June 20 Colonel Roosevelt and his campaign manager Senator Dixon said the American people and Republican veterans already have nominated Roosevelt for the presidency. They asserted Roosevelt and his followers will not recognize the national party unless the Hadley motion to oust contested delegates is adopted. Governor Whidley said he would press the same line in the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Dixon
Whidley
Roosevelt Taft hinges on convention near showdown
Delegates fill the hall as rumor and tension rise over a possible compromise candidate. President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt deny any deal to relinquish delegates. Chairman Root presides amid loud applause and seething crowds shouting We want Teddy as adjournment and restarts ripple through the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Walter T. Summer
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Dean Summers
Committee On Credentials
Alabama
Committee
Arizona
Root
Teddy
Itep
Parker Chosen Chairman Of Demo Convention
Reported selection of Parker as national convention chair amid rivalries with OGorman and Bell. Bryan indicated to a national committee member that Parker’s conservative stance could anchor the keynote. Clark supporters claim strong backing and predict victory on later ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
DEMO
Chicago
Bryan
National Committee
Judge Parker
O'Gorman
Theodore A. Bell
Committee
New York
Clark
Delegates Recess as Bryan Hosts Convention
Amid applause for William Jennings Bryan the convention votes to recess until 4 PM while credentials report is awaited. Delegate Watson of Indiana moves a four o'clock adjournment after the invocation and is carried by voice vote as delegates return to the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Indiana
Lince
William Jennings Diryan
Bryan
Taft Convention Heads Ignore Compromise Talks
Chicago report says Taft convention headquarters largely dismissed compromise candidate discussions as delegates met tonight. Leaders show little willingness to heed calls for agreement, signaling continued deadlock in the Taft camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
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