Woman Club Activities Highlight Social Calendar
The article outlines multiple club events including a choir rehearsal at 7 40 PM, a piano division meeting at Mrs Hugh Coffmans National Building home, and a Capitol Hall social for the BW of RT. Hospital Aid and Delta Alpha groups review meetings, with officers elected for the new year and a social hour featuring refreshments.
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Tiane
The
Musical Club
Hugh Coffman
National Building
Planiate
R.T
Capitol Hall
Church Circles Report Delayed Banquet and Society News
The Congregational Q. C. A. postponed its Saturday banquet to a later date. Baptist Willing Workers plan an afternoon meeting at Mrs Hanes worth home with Hamesworth Burbds Helmer and Wollnits. Presbyterian Aid Society meets this afternoon in the church parlors for its regular session. Parlors and kitchen updated to serve as a social center. mining room equipped with new sink and china and silver. Each space bears the marker PP CC for the church. Social gatherings have drawn larger attendances.
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Baptist
Meadames Hamesworth
Burbds, Helmer
Wollnits
Mra Hanesworth
Presbyterian Aid Society
Elver
Terlan Church
Moral obligation to admit foreign ships to canal urged
St Louis May 1 United States under moral obligation to admit ships of other nations on equal terms with American vessels to the Panama Canal was urged at the American Peace Congress by former Vice President Charles W Fairbanks and Charles E B Deals of Chicago. They argued that without the influence of army navy men and war supply interests there would be no wars.
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ST. Louis
United States
Panama Canal
American Peace Congress
Charles W. Fairbanks
Charles EB. Deals
Chicago
Army
Neten
Danderine Promises Hair Regrowth and Dandruff Relief
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline for stopping hair loss and dandruff. It claims immediate improvements in hair appearance, texture, and shine after a single use, with regular application doubling beauty over weeks. The copy urges readers to buy a 20 cent bottle at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
School Board Outlines Past Year Finances and New Levy
The board presents 1913-14 financials showing appropriations for Teachers Fund 520,000 and other funds totaling 77,000 with a 25,000 balance. It discusses county tax changes, a uniform levy, and district impact under the new law, including anticipated mill rates and the number of teachers credited.
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Corretty
School district appeals to electors over new tax law impact
The board informs voters about changes in the law that affect district funding and requires contributions from UILS district totaling 6785 or 19240 dollars depending on construction. The district spends over 70000 annually with admin costs of 265 monthly for the clerk 75 for the administrative clerk and 200 for the superintendent. The board praises Superintendent Fee and asks electors to consider his report.
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Uils
Wihhout
Fee
Campbell Appointed Chief Justice for Court of Claims
President Wilson nominated Edward M. Campbell of Birmingham Alabama to be chief Justice of the United States Court of Claims, to succeed the late Justice Stanton J Peele. The nomination was announced from Washington on May 1.
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Washington
Edward M. Campbell
Birmingham
Ala
Wilson
United States Court of Claims
Stanton J. Peele
Eastern railroad managers reject wage increase demand
New York May 1 Eastern railroad managements refused the wage rise demand from conductors and train men. They argued wages are liberal and in many cases excessive already.
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New York
Eastern Railroad
Senators Protest Sugar and Wool Tariff Schedules
Senators Newlands Chamberlain Lane Thompson Shafford and Walsh protested to President Wilson over tariff bill sugar and wool schedules. Three hours were given to the conference.
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Washington
Newlands
Chamberlain
Lane
Thompson
Shaffotd
Walsh
Wilson
Progressives Endorse the Underwood Bill in Minnesota
Hugh T. Halbert, Minnesota Progressive chairman and Fourth district candidate, urged at a Winona conference that Wilsons tariff plank should be supported by all parties. He said every Progressive or Progressive Republican should back the president and the bill for the country’s good.
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Winona
Minn
Congress
Hugh T. Halbert
Minnesota
Progressive State Central Committee
Wilson
Progressive Party
Bergs sighted in fog along transatlantic steamer route
London May 1 Officials of various transatlantic steamship companies report from the ice patrol off Nova Scotia that numerous bergs were sighted in thick fog about 700 miles from New York directly in the track of transatlantic liners.
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London
Nova Scotia
New York
King Corn Proclaiming a Nation Ruled by Harvest
A patriotic ramble extols corn as a royal crop shaping prosperity and national identity. It celebrates corn’s bounty feeding pioneers, soldiers, and commerce, and envisions a future under corn’s influence.
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Fredom
Gambling adage on risk and money
A reader notes that gambling offers fun only if one can absorb losses. The remark reflects attitudes toward risk and financial caution in wagering contexts.
Enginemen and Hremen Dance a Huge Success at Lodge Hall
The twentieth annual hall of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginmen at the Coliseum drew 700 printed programs and many out of town guests. Walter J. Flindher and Mrs. Berg led the grand march while St. John's hospital participants featured in the festivities.
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The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Walter J. Flindher
St. John’s Hospital
The Friendly Fire Field in Homeburg
In the May American Magazine George Fitch sketches Homeburg life with a humorous take on the fire bell. A sleepy town awakens to clangs and comical dangers as alarm bells disrupt a quiet night with wild, dreamlike adventures and neighborly bustle.
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George Fitch
Illinois
Homeburg
Australia
Bigge Brinton
Secretary McAdoo Compared to Abraham Lincoln
The Christian Herald notes Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo resembles Lincoln in facial shape and eyes, though supporters say the likeness lies more in his character. They describe his patience, justice, and forbearance, and note his sincere demeanor when he speaks, though photos show an old appearance.
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the Treasury
Mr. McAdoo
Christian Herald
Lincoln
Gyeat
McAdoo
Coulon Stops Hudson in Fourth Round at Windsor
Johnny Coulon of Chicago knocked out Tommy Hudson of Detroit in the fourth round of their bout at Windsor. Coulon quickly controlled the fight, sending Hudson to the canvas as the Detroit challenger failed to respond in time.
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Coulon
Hudson
Detroit
Johnny Coulon
Chicago
Tommy Hudson
Windsor
Union Pacific to Promote Westward Colonization Drive
Omaha news reports Union Pacific launches a bold campaign to colonize the Great West, leveraging private capital to develop iron ore deposits in Wyoming, waterfalls in Idaho Oregon and Washington, and vast western lands. A new department led by A. Smith will coordinate efforts to connect settlers with opportunities along the rail line from Omaha to the Pacific.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Road
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Colorado
Utah
Nebraska
Socre
Nevada
Montana
W Ow Pacific
F A. Smith
Two Families Admit Polygamy During Jury Inquiry
John T Thorpe admits two families and polygamy while under oath in Salt Lake district court during examination for juror in the murder case of Caleb A Inlow. He says he married a second wife before the manifesto banning plural marriages and claims he did nothing wrong, with a county attorney promising investigation the next day.
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Salt Lake
John T. 'Thorpe
Caleb A. Inlow
Thomas E. White
Thorpe
Lorenzo Snow
Mormon Church
Abney
Torrow
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Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Eleves
Hiospital Aid Society
Hospital Aid Society
Delta Alpha Society
Grace Cantal
East Nineteenth Street
Delta Alpha'a
St. Mark's
Parleh House
Women's Auxiliary
Guild of St. Mark’s
Mra
Thoman
Mra. Voorhees
Mra. Preeborn
John Whittaker
R. W. Warren
Warren
Reilly
Gardner Hart
Hart
A. K. Smith
Harry Hoffan
Sam Oldenstein
Tanquet
Congregational
Sherman Co
E. 8. Johnston
John Harrington
WM. R. Schnitger
A. D. Johnston
Joan D. Clark
Campbell
Underwood
King Corn
Hremen
Abraham Lincoln
McCall
McCall Publications
McCall’s Magazine
McCall's
FRER
the McCall Quarterly
McCall Patterns and and Publications
the McCall Company
Great West
McOlmoy
Btale
C. H. Garwood
the Stock Growers National Bani
Cheyenne
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