Local Women Groups Report Regular Meeting Activities
The Hospital Aid Society discussed January charity ball plans and reported on committee chairmen. New members added include Mrs W M Jeffers Mrs Frank Ottman Mrs Minnie Stuart Mrs Archie Allison Mrs John Mrs SS Pearl sting Mrs Charles Hastings. Fourteen members attended. Shakespeare Club met at Mrs W L Whipple's home. The Sat urday Musical club chorus practiced at the parish house. Alpha Club held a Tuesday library session led by Mrs Hugh McMillan on The Origin of the Human Race. New members Mrs T Paul Wilcox and Mrs W M Jeffers joined. Mrs Robert Gray elected federation delegate. Next meeting two weeks away will discuss Anders Invasion of India. Coterie Art Club meets this afternoon at Mrs Klingman’s home.
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Hospital Aid Society
Mre
W. M. Jeffers
Frank Ottman
Minnie Stuart
Archie Allison
John
Pearlsting
Charles Hastings
Alpha Club
Brary Toradaye
Bartlett
Hugh McMillan
T. Paul Wilcox
Robert Gray
Federation
Royal
Salisbury
India
Woman's club meeting and Mount Mellick plot update
The Woman's club will meet this afternoon at the library with a program by Muale on the physical aspect of Spain presented by Mrs. Iver Johnson. The Mount Mellick plot meeting is postponed to next Wednesday with Mrs. Paul Bailey as hostess.
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Muale
Spain
Iver Johnson
Mount Mellick
Paul Bailey
Westminster Guild Meet Highlights Church Building Talk
The Westminster Guild met at Miss Winifred Stuart s home with 45 members and four new entrants. Miss Eunice Anderson led the session while talks on building a new church dominated the agenda and a lunch concluded the meeting.
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Westminster Guild
Winifred Stuart
Miss Stuart
Mire
Prevot
Bertha Meyers
Eunice Anderson
A. F. Saunders
Heck
Guild
W C T U Meeting Discusses Scientific Temperance Plans
The W C T U met with Mrs Archie Allison Tuesday afternoon for a productive session. Mrs FL H Vollehn led the program on Scientific Temperance Instruction in the Public Schools, followed by a social hour and refreshments with twenty ladies in attendance.
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Archie Allison
FL H. Vollehn
Atlas Has Good Bunch of Acts
The Atlas bill for the first half of the week features three acts and two moving pictures. Headliner Constance Wisdom and company perform The New Invention with three clever performers. Rogerts and Kohnel deliver a standout act The Dutchman and the Girl. The Campbells provide a musical act, and Edison company moving pictures The Charge of the Light Brigade from Fort Russell will be shown soon.
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Atlas
Constance Wisdom
Rogers
Campbells
Heaney
Fort Russell
Edison Company
Light Brigade
Near Futune
Pay Day at Fort D. A. Russell
The Fourth Field artillery was paid yesterday morning at Fort D. A. Russell. The Eleventh Infantry and other detachments were to be paid today but due to the inspection will be paid tomorrow. Troops paid yesterday were fairly orderly in the city during the afternoon and last night with only a few arrests by the police.
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Fourth Field Artillery
Fort
D. A. Russell
Eleventh Infantry
Po-Lce
Major Wilder to assume quartermaster duties at Fort D. A. Russell
Major William T. Wilder of the quartermaster corps now stationed at the Department of the Lakes headquarters in St. Paul Minnesota has been ordered to Fort D. A. Russell arriving November 1. He will relieve Major Kimball who goes to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. Wilder is well known at Fort Russell and Cheyenne having served with the Eleventh Infantry here.
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William T. Wilder
Quartermaster's Corps
Department of the Lakes
St. Paul
Minn
Fort D. A. Russell
Wilder
Kimball
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Eleventh Infantry
Runaway Boys Sought by Dellins Sheriff Office
Officials sought Ridgeway Lawrence 16 and Fred Niggenbottom after they left Dallas for Allinga Mont. Lawrence reportedly carries a valuable diamond ring and a stud. Police are on the lookout and keeping a sharp watch for the youths.
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Sherify
Dellins
Tex
Ridgeway Lawrence
Fred Niggenbottom
Homs
Dallas
Allinga
Mont
Lawrence
Wilson argues against monopolies and trusts in Colorado Springs
President Wilson attacks monopolies and party rivalries as he travels Colorado, arguing that regulation by the Democrats can curb trusts. He accuses United States Steel of backing the third party and warns that steel interests control railways, urging voters to back Democrats to restore people’s government.
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Wilson
United States Steel Corporation
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Steel Corporation
Steel Trust
United States Senate
Colorado
Washington
Senate
Opera House
Roosevelt
Hoarns
Progressive Democrats See Victory Ahead Says Wilson
The campaign amounted to little but the principles mattered and others may lead to victory. Wilson’s brief tour increased belief that the Democratic party will sweep the state next month. Democrats who joined him on the trip feel Witton will win with a large plurality as president.
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Wilson
Democratic Party
Denver couple tied to perjury case before wedding vow
Mrs. John Matheson of Denver demanded her daughter marry Joseph Du Beau and live in Denver to drop the perjury charge against him and his 16 year old wife arrested in Cheyenne. They were moved to Boulder but could face refiled charges if mother-in-law and son-in-law clash.
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Denver
John Matheson
Joseph du Beau
Cheyenne
Inter-Ocean
Christensen
Boulder
Capp
Fifty Killed in Powder River Explosion
Tampico reports that a warehouse blast killed fifty and charred remains of twenty two victims were recovered. Five hundred kegs of powder exploded in the blaze, with the death toll believed to reach fifty.
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Powder River
Tampico
Mex
Giants batting for Wilson says Murray
New York Giants players express support for Wilson with at least twelve names cited by right fielder Jack Murray. He praises Wilson for playing within the lines and using inside knowledge, noting he expects Mathewson and Manager McGraw to back Wilson as the campaign ends.
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New York
New York Giants
Wilson
Jack Murray
Murray
Governor Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Marquard
Doyle
Devore
Robinson
Snodgrass
Schaefer
Hartley
Meyers
Merkle
Tesreau
Groh
Mathewson
Taft
McGraw
Harvard Mainstay of Medical Trust in Cambridge
Dr Edward H Bradford dean of Harvard medical school said a medical trust exists in this country and Harvard Medical School has taken over the Boston dispensary founded in 1796. He noted the trust includes Harvard Johns Hopkins and Cornell and aims to raise standards across medical schools.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Edward H. Bradford
Harvard Medical School
Boston
Medical Trust
Johns Hopkins
Cornell
Bradford
Tufte
Couple to remarry after two years apart in Pueblo
Emery Cole and Harriet Farrall Cobb, who first wed in Pueblo, Colorado, when she was 17 and he 20, have taken out a second marriage license in Los Angeles. They have lived together two years since their divorce was granted to appease her parents, and she is now 21.
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Los Angeles
Emery Cole
Harriet Farrall Cobb
Pueblo
Colo
Wyoming Weather Outlook Braces for Rain and Snow
The weather map for Wyoming shows rain or snow on Wednesday, with colder conditions in the east. Thursday is generally fair, though rain or snow may affect the southeast portion.
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Washington
Wyoming
Bets on Wilson Presidency Roar From Broad Street Curb
On Broad Street bets register for Wilson's November win with four to one odds. Taft and Roosevelt stand even money, while a contractor’s wager of 4000 to 1000 on Wilson drew little action. Other offers include 2000 to 1000 against Wilson and 1000 at three to one that Taft will not hold the office.
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New York
Broad Street
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Financial District
Man Charged with White Slavery Kills Victim then Himself
Salt Lake City reports T. W. Bartley of New Bedford Mass killed Missee Gelinas of Boston and then committed suicide while awaiting grand jury action on a white slavery charge. Gelinas had previously accused him after a prior attempt on her life.
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Salt Lake
Utah
T. W. Bartley
New Bedford
Mass
Missee
Boston
Mies Gelinas
Saloon Fight Ends in Arrests at Midway Saloon
Several soldiers and bartender Charles Torrey clashed at the Midway saloon yesterday afternoon. A free for all followed as Chief of Police School arrived and arrested Torrey and two soldiers after the brawl.
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Harles Torrey
Midway
Yan
Jack Johnson
Torrey
Schoel
Dixon to Run Independent for Supreme Court Seat
John R. Dixon, who lost the Democratic primary for Judge of the Supreme Court, announced he would run on an independent ticket. The Oct. 8 statement solidifies his opposition in the race.
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Judge Dixon
Denver
John R. Dixon
the Supreme Court
Birmingham to Pilot Cleveland Americans
Cleveland Ohio October 8 Joe Birmingham today signed a contract as manager of the Cleveland Americans for 1913.
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Birmingham
Cleveland Americans
Cleveland
Ohio
Joe Birmingham
Idaho Mine Fire Claims Life of Pumpman F A Bents
Fire in the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines at Kellogg Idaho is believed to have killed pumpman F A Bents. The blaze was brought under control by late today and authorities investigation continues.
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Idaho
Kellogg
Bunker Hill
Suuilivan
F. A. Bents
Miners' Families Ejected During Cabin Creek Eviction
Distressing scenes were witnessed today as deputy sheriffs evicted families of striking miners from their homes along Cabin Creek in Charleston West Virginia. The report highlights continued clashes between labor and authority amid the broader national debate over public and private interests.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
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