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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
16
A historical note presents In the Realm of Women edited by Mrs L Tyson, outlining the collection and its editorial aims. The volume gathers writings on women’s roles, influence, and social status, reflecting era attitudes and scholarly commentary.
Mrs. W C WIlcott hosted the P F O Sisterhood on Tuesday afternoon. Members brought sewing, listened to a program, and heard Mrs. R E D Shingle read a paper on childhood with photos of local P E O children and husband’s families. Miss Gusele Johnston read an alphabetical poem entertaining the group. lunch was served.
Mrs R A Hopera will entertain her bridge club in the afternoon. The light gathering is expected to feature a friendly score and social games in a private home setting.
The Alpha club held its final meeting of the year at the library on Tuesday afternoon. Plans for next year include studying history and a parliamentary drill at each meeting. New members were welcomed and officers for the coming year were elected.
The Q C A of the Baptist church holds a special meeting at 2 PM today. The Jewish Ladies Circle meets at 2 40 PM with Mrs William Myers. A large attendance is desired. The Baptist prayer meeting is moved to Thursday evening this week.
An article notes Marguerite Kelley earns three thousand dollars annually as United States Mint Inspector, the highest female federal salary. It credits her competence and an earlier bank appointment by a secretary, while recounting other campus and local anecdotes about young women handling duties and coordinating hall regulations at Mount Holyoke College.
The article notes that few girls with energy fidelity and scholarship should fear finances as colleges offer encouragement. Smith College announces 167 scholarships for the current year, covering full tuition in some cases and half in others.
Batcher shops will stay open until 9 p m Wednesday and will be closed all day Thursday according to the notice.
Mme Hawel and her husband with their late son Hae perform a south sea islands story in native ventume. The Rawels’ vivid illustrated program tours New Zealand audiences and showcases Mojo Rywel a cultured speaker who has addressed 2000 teachers in Chicago and lectured nationwide.
Washington May 28 The Taft wing aims to deny Theodore Roosevelt the presidential nomination by sacrificing the party if needed to beat him in November Delegates and leaders including Senator Root back the plan hoping Roosevelt would bolt or be eliminated The move follows Taft cabinet meetings and statements asserting Taft will secure a Chicago convention majority despite Roosevelt strength in Ohio and New York Roosevelt campaign spending is noted while Taft supporters claim a firm delegate lead across states
In Dunshaughlin County Meath Ireland sixty nine laborers housed in municipal cottages must marry within three months or vacate the premises. The measure targets housing stability amid local housing policy and population needs.
Cook Bros. Co advertises sanitary ice at thirty cents per hundred units with phone contact 197 for orders and deliveries.
The text outlines interpretations for weather display numbers indicating fair weather rain or snow and temperature changes. It notes combinations such as No 1 with No 4 signaling warmer fair weather and No 4 with No 4 signaling rain or snow and variable temperatures.
New Brunswick New Jersey May 28 Forty nine of sixty five graduating students at Butler College were suspended by President Damerest for attending a beer keg party after the senior banquet. Among the suspended are Rudolph Stier Y M C A member and Rutgers officer Smith who lamented the decision and his anti liquor stance.
A terse report notes a figure traveled as if on a slumming tour and endured gritty conditions. No further context or names are supplied to clarify the events or participants.
Ella Ray of Menominee Michigan was awarded 28000 plus interest by the U S Court of Appeals after a breach of promise suit against James Sanborn. The case dated to 1910 and noted actual financial damages including a secretary position and a dairy diary income of 4300 yearly.
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