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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
3
Fashion notes describe the move toward extreme simplicity in daytime frocks and suits. Featured patterns include number 8421 with circular skirt flounce and mini ruffles in dark blue taffeta with a figured silk vest. Size 36 requires 44 yards of 36 inch fabric. pattern numbers and prices follow.
A poetic reflection on youth and courage opens the notice, then reports the Presbyterian service of marriage between Guy Jones Church of Martelle Iowa and Mae Huntoon Cheyenne. The ceremony at the Huntoon home featured flowers music and a ring bearer. The couple plans a wedding journey to Denver Chicago and other cities and will reside in Martelle after August first. Mrs. Church is a former Cheyenne teacher and Mr. Church is a banker. their friends send best wishes.
A Cheyenne social column recalls a luncheon with red and white carnations and hand painted place cards, followed by five hundred games with prizes won by Mrs. Joseph Schatz and Mrs. D. S. Swan. It notes Mrs. Mahoney’s upcoming bridge luncheon and details on the Semrad Wagner wedding in Denver and related local greetings.
The Halley family of Scottsbluff Nebraska travels to Cheyenne to stay with Mrs. Mary Congdon and plan tours to Greeley Fort Collins Denver and Boulder. Other local moves include Margaret Roselle's trip to San Francisco and related family visits in Chicago Sioux Falls and Laramie with Bishop at Bishopstown and All Saints boarding school ties.
The Tiz remedy eases burning feet and relieves corns callouses blisters and bunions. It promises quick comfort letting tired feet feel renewed and carefree.
Atlantic City June 24. At the American Medical association meetings physicians and surgeons blamed poverty on sin and disease. Dr Harry of Indianapolis argued the normal person never becomes impoverished and eradicating sin and disease would end poverty. Dr K Shapin of New York reported the infant incubator has failed in most cases with 160 experiences showing no satisfactory result and many deaths.
London June 24 Youngジャearn of Brooklyn has been matched to fight George Carpentier, European heavyweight champion, in London this August. A purse of 20,000 pounds has been posted by Horatio Bottomley, English publisher and financier.
Luis Cabrera, a leading constitutionalist in the United States, is considered for the provisional Mexican presidency if Huerta falls, as mediators at Niagara Falls weigh options. He remains in Washington working for the constitutionalist cause and outlines aims for a constitutional government with immediate economic and agrarian reforms.
London June 24 The newest specimen of suffragette tactics is revealed in an announcement by Mrs Margaret Stockman of Hampstead that she had allowed her daughter to inherit all.
A mother plans to disinherit her son in favor of her daughter pending voting rights for women. She asserts other women are taking similar steps.
The report notes Zacatecas changes in control as rebels seize the city. Discussion includes protocol terms recognizing a provisional government and its future constitutional transition. The text references Protocol No. 3 signed two weeks earlier establishing provisional governance until inauguration.
Young Stanley Ketchel and manager Max Levand left for Sidney Neb this afternoon to meet Fred Parks on July 4. Parks is a middleweight boxer who appeared in Denver and is expected to test Ketchel as part of the planned bout schedule.
Tevand and Sidney promoters reached terms yesterday. Ketchel signed for the bout last night. Nebraska promoters required Ketchel to conduct training in their state.
A boxing clergyman will officiate the heavyweight championship match on June 30 with Rev R Everard Dimby acting as master of ceremonies. Dimby is a vicar in East End London and has been active in amateur boxing circles. In Chicago a separate note reports on Bible reading in public schools seen as cooperation among Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups.
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