Charity Ball Returns Largest Net for Hospital Aid Society
The Hospital Aid Society met at the library with strong attendance. Final charity ball receipts totaled 1228.30 against 275.21 expenses, leaving 450.09 for hospital work. Officers and committees planned mattress purchases for the west ward and meetings with county officials to discuss maternity ward furnishing.
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Hospital Aid Society
Chas
Siristo
Weet
H. Bullock
Mise McKensie
Claude Draper
FE. N. Sturdevant
Misa McKensie
Charles Bristol
St Mark’s Guild Plans Friday Meeting in Parish House
In church circles the St Mark’s Guild schedules a 2 30 Friday afternoon meeting in the Guild room of the Parish House Plana for awuhaicr Daraar will be completed. All members are asked to attend. St Agnes’ Guild to host dance and entertainment in the Parish House Friday evening March 28. The group’s social establishment is already firmly noted.
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St. Mark's Guild
Plana
Awuhaicr Daraar
St. Agnes’ Guild
St. Agnes
Willing Workers Meet at Stimpson Home Friday
The Willing Workers of the First Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. E. Stimpson on Friday afternoon.
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Woman's Club
Wallace Bond
Baptist
The
First Baptist Church
J. E. Stimpson
Cheyenne Indian on Nation's New Nickel
The Springfield Republications notes the Cheyenne chief portrait on the new five cent coin with Liberty and 1913 on the obverse and United States of America with E Pluribus Unum beneath the bison on the reverse. The 25 year design life follows treasury rules and a large minting demand is expected, with an annual total near 80 million coins.
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Cothoie
United States of America
Treasury Department
Springfield Republican
Merry Widow Revival Delivers Artful One Night Stand
The Savage production of The Merry Widow offers art for art’s sake with seductive dancing and lush music. Mine Wilber handles her role well though overweight. Oscar Figman delivers refined comedy. Charles Meakins shows graceful dance. overall cast strong but not equal to the original.
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Merry Widow
Walta
Mine Wilber
Oscar Figman
Charles Meakins
Mordskin
Spanish Champion Meets George Sutton In 18.2 Billiards
Jose Ortés, famed Spanish billiardist, will face George Sutton in the fret match of the 18.2 tournament in Chicago. Calvin Demarest and Clarence Jackson also compete in the double round, each game to 400 points.
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Chicago
Mar
Jose Ortes
Campion
Spain
George Sutton
Calvin Demarest
Clarence Jackson
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Grippe
An advertisement claims a first dose of Pape's Cold Compound begins curing a cold within hours. Repeat dosing every two hours for three doses to end grippe symptoms including headache fever and nasal congestion. The note endorses the product as unique and safe with no quinine, sold by Denver Music Co featuring pianos in the same issue.
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Pape
Grippe
Middle West Territory
Denver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Senate probes border patrol policy during revolution
Senator Fall of New Mexico opens a Senate inquiry into U S border patrolling amid the revolution. He cites cases where U S troops arrested Americans on American soil, claiming citizens were oppressed and deprived of life and liberty rather than protected.
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Washington
Mar
United States
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Theater guard blown and $2000 taken in Des Moines heist
A burglar blew the Orpheum theater gate using nitro glycerin and escaped with about $2000 from the box office receipts for two Sunday performances. The heist occurred early today in Des Moines Iowa.
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Des Moines
Orpheum Theater
World despises a traitor Pratt shines example
The article denounces a political figure Pratt, claiming his actions as Speaker reveal treachery. It predicts his likely departure from Wyoming and argues the state’s atmosphere would improve without him. The piece laments a political climate and condemns the Tribune’s coverage as pandering.
Mobilization of Troops and Huerta Loan Darken Mexico
The dispatch notes that American capitalists have agreed to a 30 million dollar loan to the Huerta government as Madero’s regime collapses. The piece condemns the upheaval, warns of continued chaos, and calls for reflection on the United States role as events unfold across the border.
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Poket
Huerta
Madero
Mexico
Jude Johnson’s Longstanding Plan To Rise Early Unfolds
After two decades of promising to wake before sunrise, Jude Johnson remains determined to start early each day. The habit talk has persisted as a personal goal without clear implementation to date.
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Jude Johnson
Women Describe Relief From Ills By Lydia E. Pinkham Product
In Warren Indiana and Esmond Rhode Island or Massachusetts women report relief from menstrual irregularities bearing down headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One author says the medicine saved her health and life while another states she is able to work from dawn till late.
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Mrs. Hamilton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Weil
Tee Sen
Esmond
Rhode Leland
Congress Opens With Wilson Arrival and Suffrage Carnival
Washington reporters describe the stormy first day of Congress as crowds greet President-elect Wilson during a suffrage carnival. Lawmakers race to finish conferences on six remaining appropriation bills and the two battleship naval measure as they anticipate long talks through the night.
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Washington
Mar
t_l
Presty
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
Hoke Smith
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Mra
Swan
Carl Gylling
Western Union
Theo. M. Vail
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Story of
Woodrow Wilson
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