Local clubs plan meetings and elections next week
The Hospital Aid Society will meet Tuesday afternoon at the library for regular business and officer elections. The Wednesday and Thursday Bridge clubs plan gatherings hosted by Mrs. Mullen and Mrs. Cheplin respectively. Other groups including Help-One-Another, Coterie Art, Musical Club, Vast Noble Grands, and Alpha Club announce meetings, receptions, and plans for summer activities.
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Hospital Aid Society
Wednesday Bridge Club
W. E. Mullen
Wednesday Ridge Club
J. B. Guthrie
Mre
W. Clark
East Eighteenth Street
Countrie
Carl Gytling
Coterie Art Club
Society of
Miew
Amelia Adamsky
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting Planned This Week
In church circles the Presbyterian Aid Society plans a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Kelley residence with Mrs. Kaerresen. A missionary program, business session and social hour with refreshments are on tap. The Presbyterian Mission circle met yesterday with 12 in attendance including Miss Forsman and Mrs. Rees who spoke on Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Baptist Q. O
Norcross
Baptist
Presbyterian Missions
Presbyterian Mission
Miet
John Sebauneman
Sunergae St Mark's Guild Hosts Weekly Meeting
A special St Mark's Sunergae gathering drew good attendance at the Parish House yesterday. Hostesses Mrs Bartley and Mrs Swainson will lead Thursday's regular weekly meeting as young women sew aprons for Cathedral home girls in Laramie.
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St. Mark's
Laramie
R S Vigor Proves Him Not Drunkard
The article chronicles Theodore Roosevelt insisting he rarely drinks alcohol except on medical advice during expeditions. He explains he consumed seven ounces of brandy over eleven months on an African trip, never holding liquor personally, and only using brandy with milk on some campaign trips under medical supervision.
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Alek
J. Cunninghame
Khartoum
Rixey
Molbrook Curtis
Ranch speech on drinking habits during campaigns
The speaker denies frequent bar use and saloon contact for about twenty years, describing a temperate habit. He admits rare exceptions on campaign trips at friends’ houses or public dinners where he may drink wine or champagne, and occasionally milk with brandy to soothe his throat.
Taft says U S is ludicrously unprepared for war
In a Yale lecture former President Taft denounced Congress for failing to provide an adequate army and navy. He warned that relying on luck in a possible Japanese attack is unsafe and urged real military readiness.
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New Haven
Conn
William H. Taft
Yale
United States
Congress
Alteack
Green Fields and New Buildings Prove Wyoming Prosperity
Continued from Page 1. The narrative describes a 60 ton hay capacity barn and various improvements along Lodge Pole creek toward Hillsdale, 20 miles from Cheyenne. It notes a new depot, farm prosperity, and an orchard grove with young trees blooming, hinting at future urban growth.
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WYO
Leader
Lodge Pole Creek
Hillsdale
Cheyenne
Hilledale Han
Ben Lanning
Golden Prairie Loop Tour Spans 100.6 Miles
A traveler describes a circular 100.6 mile run from Archer to Carpenter to Egbert to Burns to Hillsdale and Durham then back to the city. The route traverses virgin prairie and thrifty ranches along the table land north of the Union Pacific tracks.
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Durham
Union Pacific
Archer
Carpenter
Egbert
Burns
Hillsdale
Golden Prairie
Union( Pacific Railway
How About Baby Drowned in Pail Trial Shocked
In Seattle on May 27 a shipyard worker Carl Bernard faced a trial for allegedly beating his baby when a spectator accused him of drowning a younger child in a pail of water prompting a pause. Mrs Bernard denied knowledge of the death and the case was halted for further inquiry before resuming Wednesday.
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Seattle
Wash
Carl Bernard
Bernard
Ihs
Duel by Avalanche Ends Rivalry for Hand of Girl
In Geneva on May 27 two Italian suitors tied by a quarrel over a girl staged daily standoffs in a mountain avalanche path near Courmayeur. One man was struck by an avalanche with minor injuries while the other awaits a final settling method.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
Baron Shibusawa
American- Japanese Society
Buel Nakano
Tokio Chamber of Commerce
Baron Shimada
Jokichi Takamine
Shimada
Avalanche
Geneva
Switzerland
Mont Blanc
Courmayeur
Bryan Operates Market Cart as He Seeks White Radishes
Secretary Bryan is seen at a local market with a basket, mixing state duties with shopping. He openly favors white radishes and elbows through crowds, insisting no other variety will do, even amid a recent shortage.
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Washington
Bryan
Woran
Marching Olders to the New Day Across the Dawn
A reverent verse depicts the march of humanity toward a brighter future. It speaks of leaving the past behind, advancing through fear and doubt, guided by a divine call and a steadfast dream of progress. The poem emphasizes unity, endurance, and collective ascent toward an envisioned height.
Admiral's Daughter Among Central Figures in Coronado Union
Im Jenan Leo Bahm of the UA Maryland and Miss Edith Cowles daughter of Rear Admiral Waller Cowles, commanding the Pacific Fleet here, will be married tomorrow morning in Coronado California.
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Coronado
Cal
Government plans to cut cost of living with seafood moves
Washington reports the United States government proposes practical measures to reduce living costs. Lobsters from the Atlantic will be shipped to Pacific waters in hopes of breeding, and Pacific seafood will be cultivated off the rockbound coast of New England.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
New England
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