Community clubs and meetings inform residents
Reports from the Women’s Clubs note a Tuesday Associated Charities meeting at the Parish House with broad attendance invited. The Mount Mellick Atlas party is hosted by Mrs J L Hockwell, while the College Club postponed its session for a week with Julia Lacey set as hostess. The Help-One-Another Club held a quarterly meeting with 19 members, charting dues and a new member, plus a birthday tribute and chocolates. A Woman’s Club card party for Easter Tuesday was announced, with preparations for men’s event and festive attire. The Saturday Musical Club met at the library, rejected a president’s resignation, elected Louis J. Reilly as director, and outlined the season’s concerto plans and constitution revisions. The ad lists Weber, Miller, Fisches, Schuman, Smith & Barnes as piano suppliers and notes the Denver Muen Co dealer offer.
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Mea
William Kaufhole
Mire
Thomas
le Robinson
Associated Charities
Por
Hirom Sapp
George Sell
Mira
John Wilcox
Musical Club
W. K. Hart
Louis J. Reilly
J. L. Rockwell
Parlor meetings and bake sales highlight church notices
Church notices list a North Cheyenne W C T U parlor meeting with national organizer Mrs. Lora S LaManee on March 1 at 108 East Eighteenth Street, plus At Mark's guild bake sale this afternoon and a Congregational rummage sale closing tonight after ten days. Baptist Willing Workers hosted a meeting at Mrs. Brhnson's home with a bake sale planned for next Saturday at Johnston grocery.
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North Cheyenne
W. C.T. Ty
W. M. Nelson
East Eighteenth Street
Lora S la Manee
At. Mark's Guild
Mre
J. B
Stimson
Mra
B. A
Slack
Mee
A. O
McGregor
A. R. Towner
Johnston Grocery Store
Myre, Dobbins
Johnston
Social afternoon with music and tea at local parish
Mrs. Mabel Smith led an enjoyable program with Miss Louise Stimson at piano. Visitors gathered for refreshments served by hostesses and assistants. An International Bible Students free lecture on The Pyramids and the Tabernacle was announced for Sunday. Guild events include St Mark's Easter bazaar on March 28 with a musical tea, plus plans for a St Agnes supper and dance.
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Mabel Smith
Grant
Phillips
Laverents
Dobbin
Tyson
Cunningham
Crook
Hainesworth
Williams
Stoker
H. Hansen
Hellmer
Hauck
Taylor
Wellnite
Turpin
Miss Bigelow
International Bible Students’ Association
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Agnes Guild
Familiar Signs of Spring and Its Wary Welcome
The verse celebrates the onset of spring with playful personification and whimsy. It contrasts the season’s coming warmth and activity with a wary nod to modern slang, jokes, and looser rhymes while imagining gardens, birds, and a bustling future.
Cheyenne Gains New Clothing Store
Oscar Larson a Cheyenne figure and former Mosher Clothing associate plans to open the former Jack Totty shop in Capitol Avenue theater building. He will buy a fresh stock of goods and aims to open soon after April 1.
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Cheyenne
Oscar Larson
Mosher Clothing Company
Laramie
Jack Totty
Capitol Avenue
Larson
Bareit Mercantile Company
Ay Wative
Wyoming State Leader Ad Medium Try It
The State Leader invites readers to test its classified ads service in Wyoming. Explore listings for jobs, housing, and misc items and see how quickly responses arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Taxi Driver Acquitted in Dramatic New York Murder Case
Judge Fowter tells Leon Gerard that the jury has allowed him to go home and hire another cab after acquitting him of murder in the death of Mrs. Mary Pithridge, a cousin of District Attorney Whitman, who was struck down last April.
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New York
Fowter
General Session Court
Leon Gerard
Gerard
Mary Pithridge
Whitman
Taft Views Spring Training With Brooklyn Superbas
Former president William Howard Taft arrives in Augusta to observe the Brooklyn Superbas at their camp. He is welcomed as a baseball fan and may witness training stunts while his favorable view contrasts with President Roosevelt's noninterest in Washington. Taft’s presence promises attention to Brooklyn talent Bill Dahlen and the team’s season prospects.
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Augusta
William Howard Taft
United States
Brooklyn Superbas
Taft
Wilson
Superbas
Washington
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Bill Dahlen
Real Tariff Work Recur By Committee
Washington march 7 with the house ways and means committee meeting to organize the real tariff work of the Sixty third congress begins today only three new democratic members create a strong chance the tariff measures from last session will be accepted by the news committee and laid before the caucus before the extra session april 1 the panel also faces reorganizing the democratic side of the house and potential conflicts over committee appointments underwood pushes tariff ahead deferring other issues until december while some urge immediate currency legislation and president wilson action guidance.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Derwood
News Committee
Underwood
House
Wilson
Carter Glass
Banking and Currency Committee
Congress
Br. Wilson
Ways and Means
Senate
Don’t Say That Or You’ll Have a Calamity At Sea
Brander Matthews recalls Oliver Herford warning a friend about misnaming his ship. The friend joked he would sail on the Celtic, prompting Herford to quip Never say that or you will have a calamity all the way over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brander Matthews
Century Magazine
Oliver Herford
Europe
Jast
Waiters Strike in New York Before Diners Eat
A group of New York waiters staged an early strike before service began, drawing attention to labor disputes over tips and compensation while diners waited. The action targeted wage and tip policies without immediate harm to patrons.
Governor Carey Warns Against County Bonding Power
Governor Joseph M. Carey voices strong opposition to counties borrowing to cover expenses and defends taxation limits. He argues bonding can mask poor fiscal management and cites counties failing to curb costs. The note reflects state finance debates and public duty. Brooklyn news adds quirky items: a girl set fire to a house seven times in weeks, a banker recommends marriage for financial stability.
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Joseph M. Carey
Brooklyn
Thompson and Louis resign from federal roles for Express Company
George G. Thompson chief clerk of the post office department resigns to become purchasing agent for United States Express. Charles A. Louis chief examiner of carriers accounts resigns to become comptroller of the same company. The moves part of a broader Express Company reorganization amid Interstate Commerce Commission rate investigations.
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Washington
George G. Thompson
Post Office Department
Parcel Post
United States Express Company
Charles A. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Express Company
Piatos and High Grade Music Sold at Capitol Avenue
A local music firm at 1616 Capitol Avenue promotes its Piatos and claims exceptionally high grade offerings. The message asserts reliability and quality unlike competitors in the Middle West, ending with a reflective note about past memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West Territory
1 Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Jury Deadlock in Clarence Darrow Bribery Trial
Los Angeles March 7 Jury in the second trial of Clarence Darrow faced a long deadlock after nearly a day of deliberation. Rumors suggested an acquittal might be near if no verdict emerged. Judge Conley warned the jurors he could discharge them or lock them up for a week depending on progress.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Conley
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Wilhvers Dry Goods
L. R. Tyson
Mount Mellick
J. L. Hockwell
College Club
Julia Lacey
Women's Club
In Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Tulthon
Congregational
Guild of St. Mark's
VFTO
Nenecessary
Capitol Grocery
Darrow
Florida
Nebraska
Ing
E. $. Johnston Grocery Company
Peter’s
Carby Avenue
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