Daughters of the American Revolution Meet in Omaha
The D A R and related groups plan events at Carnegie Library October 17 18 at 9 30 am with notable visitors Mrs A K Gault of Omaha and Mrs Susan Gale Adams O Greeley present Social events precede the federation meetings and club gatherings are noted including the Alpha Bridge club and Mount Mellick club activities.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Carnegie Library
Federation
A. K. Gault
Omaha
Susan Gale Adams O' Greeley
H. B. Jatten
Church Circle Meetings Planned By Local Societies
In church circles the Baptist QOA will meet this afternoon at 4 o clock at Miss Marjorie Whipple s home. The Methodist Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs W M Nelson and Mrs Jerome Tyler as hostesses. The Presbyterian Aid does not meet this week due to the synod in Denver. St Marks Guild hosts Friday afternoon at the Parish House with Mrs Luke Voorhees and Mrs William Daley assisting. The Baptist Missionary Society gathers Friday afternoon at 907 East Twelfth Street with Mrs J L Jordan. The Sunergae of St Marks meets this afternoon at Mrs FP Be Glafeke s home to discuss plans for the Christmas bazaar.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
Tisalness
F. L. Moore
Bert Johnston
Nebraska FP. BE. C
Q. O
the Baptist QO
Marjorie Whipple
Methodist Aid
Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
W. M. Nelson
Jerome Tyler
Presbyterian, Aid Society
Denver
Federation
Luke Voorhees
William Daley
Guild of St. Mark's
Baptist Missions
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
J. L. Jordan
East Twelfth Street
Sunergae
St. Mark's
FP. BE. Glafeke
Mark Cox
Flans
Senator Works Backs Wilson in Progressive Press
Senator John D. Works of California a Progressive Republican declares support for Woodrow Wilson. He urges all Progressives to vote for the Democratic candidate for president in an extended statement released today.
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Washington
John D. Works
California
Woodrow Wilson
Giants Rally Past Red Sox as Marquard Shuts Them Down
In a pitchers duel at the park, the Giants edge the Red Sox 1 0 as Marquard dominates. No runs scored through eight frames until a late bid by Boston falls short. both teams execute tight defense with multiple double plays and alert fielding.
Wyoming Progressive split prompts party switch letter
A 1912 correspondence shows a Wyoming figure announcing withdrawal from the Republican Party to join the Progressive Party. The letter cites long study and consistency, and condemns the GOP while praising Progressive ideals.
Senator Brown Attacks Warren amid House Audience
Senator Brown cites price increases and accuses Frank Warren of servitude to plutocracy and corporate interests. He challenges critics to write to Warren for proof of integrity, and dismisses a governor’s letter on a controversial issue. He avoids naming the letter’s author at the meeting.
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Frank Warren
Francis W. Warren
la Follette
Warren
Wyoming
United States
Brown
Carey
Bird knowledge teased at exotic store sale
A cryptic shop line touts uncanny insight as a promotional hook for a local retailer. The slogan promises exceptional advantages to customers who visit the store for bargains and curiosities.
Republican divides over Taft and Roosevelt split
The piece discusses conflicts within the Republican Party as progressives split to form or join the new Progressive Party. It notes doubt among some Republicans about Taft, cites Senator Cummins, and argues that Republican progressives should eventually join the Progressive Party due to persistent party machinery and minority influence at Chicago.
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Progressive Party
Thelra
Republican Party
New
Mr. Taft
Cum- Goin
Roosevelt
Chicago
Prison Delivery at Rawlins Blamed on G O P Machine
Rawlins Wyoming October reports violent prison break at the state penitentiary leaving two dead and several wounded. Convicts escaped Saturday and Sunday. posse hunts expanded as officers flood the area with orders to shoot to kill. Local details include prominent machine politicians reacting and state officials transferred to Cheyenne.
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Rawlins
Baird
Cheyenne
Plains
Carey
Republican State Committee
W. R. Weeks
Wyo
Charles Stressner
Antone Paseo
Albert Talbot
Hayes
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Rawling
Gilmore
Frazer
Elliott
Stresaner
Stewart
Richardson
Burke
Baxtrum
Paseo
Soren
Turttex
Attel
Whistler
Employee Hurt Near Cheyenne in Railroad Work
A Union Pacific railroad employee, Athen Garlic, was brought to Cheyenne from Sidney, Nebraska, after being injured while working with a section gang several miles east of Cheyenne. He was admitted to St. John’s hospital. the extent of injuries was not learned.
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Athen
Nebraska Division
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne
Sidney
Neb
Garlic
Here
St. John’s Hospital
Doctor's Answers on Health and Beauty Questions
The column invites general health and beauty inquiries with symptoms described. Readers may send questions to Dr. Lewis Baker in Dayton Ohio for free advice, including full name and address for reply. Responses will be published and can be obtained through well stocked drug stores upon order.
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Lewis Baker
College Bidg
College- Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Ohio
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