Women club federation hears statewide education talk
Distinguished speakers Dr Rose Kidd Beere of Denver Dr C C A Duntway of the Wyoming State University and Judge C N Potter of Cheyenne discuss humane work in schools public schools and laws affecting women and children at the Federation convention session in Laramie. They urge better school health exams civic use of school buildings and playgrounds and highlight Wyoming's early rights for women and property.
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Wyoming
Ast Fooning
Federation Convention
Rose Kidd Beere
Denver
Humane Society of Colorado
CC. A. Duntway
Wyoming State University
C. N. Potter
Cheyenne
Beere
H. B. Kerr
Bright
Humane Society
Colorado
Duniwas
Spokane
Green River
Rock Springs
Duniway
Charles N. Potter
Brooks
America
State Federation Women Pay Eloquent Tribute to Sarah Platt Decker
In Mrs. Decker’s life, Mrs. Clark said we must do what she would have done. Several others contributed testimonials to the memorial tributes and recollections of her work with the federation and women’s causes.
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James 0. Whitmore
Denver
Platt Decker
State Federation
Sarah Platt Decker
Nyal's Laxa Cold Ad Promises Quick Top-Order Results
An old advertisement touts Nyal's Laxa Cold claiming superior value for money. The copy emphasizes fast effectiveness and a low price of 25 cents, with a slogan about the sweetness of low price versus poor quality. It references a conversational, catchy line about how the bird knows.
President of Wyo U Cooked and Saved to Get Education
The article fragment describes a figure titled President of Wyo U who cooked and saved to fund his education. It mentions a scullery maid who performed daily tasks and had playful moments, with a tone recalling a memoir or anecdotal piece.
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WYO
Roosevelt Improves but Still Not Out of Danger
President Roosevelt awoke declaring a bully sleep and planned a full breakfast but remained under care as doctors say he is not yet out of danger. Nurses monitor his vitals while Mrs. Roosevelt briefly visits. analysts report no poison found in bullets from the assassination attempt.
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Roosevelt
Dean Sommers
Marquette University
Zabel
Milwaukee
Plumber Quietly Fixes Noise in Small Apartment Room
A steam filing caused a noisy disturbance in a cramped anteroom as a house plumber arrived to repair it. He prepared meticulously to avoid further disruption, while a colonel remarked to ignore the fuss and proceed with the repair.
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Holse
Tila
Senator Weldon Heyburn of Idaho Dies in Washington
United States Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn of Idaho died at his Washington apartments after a lingering illness. He was ninety years old and had served in the Senate for nine years.
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Washington
United States
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Idaho
Senate
Bourne Workshop for the Blind Opens in New York
The Bourne Workshop for the Blind, cost 175000 dollars, opened by Mina Emily H Bourne and supported by the New York Association for the Blind. The four story building on east Thirty fifth street facing St Gabriels park houses broom and mop making and chair caning with a roof garden and a restaurant and shower facilities. About fifty workers have applied and earnings are expected from 10 to 12 dollars weekly.
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New York
Bourne Workshop For
Mina Emily H. Bourne
New York Association For the Blind
St. Gabriel’s Park
East Thirty-fifth Street
Suit Over 557000 In Cuban Contract
New York filed in supreme court a complaint by Hugh J. Reilly against former Cuban Senator Frias and the Latin American Contracting and Improvement company to set aside an assignment of Reillys rights. Reilly, an American contractor active in Cuba, received 557000 from the Cuban government last month amid an incident in Havana involving the U S charge d affaires.
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New York
Supreme Court
Hugh J. Reilly
Frias
Cuba
Reilly
United States
Hugh Gibson
Typhoid Harry Olson Placed on Probation in California
In Sacramento on October 17, Typhoid Harry Olson a sailor and typhoid germ distributor was placed on six months probation by the state board of health and the US Marine Hospital Service. He must show he is free of typhoid at the end of the period or face incarceration. Olson infected twenty eight typhoid cases four of which were fatal and has been confined at the San Francisco marine hospital since February. His body reportedly harbors typhoid germs while he remains unaffected by them.
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Duniwiy
Leland-Stanford
University of Montana
Wyoming
State University
Duniway
Sacramento
Cal
Harry Olson
State Board of Health
United States Marine Hospital Service
Olson
Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Pot of Old Coins Dug Up by Laborer
New Haven Conn Oct 17 Pasquale Valenti a laborer while digging in a cellar here last night struck his shovel into a pewter pot containing more than 100 pieces of Spanish silver coins The face value of the coins is about 60 cents each but they are of dates between 1750 and 1780 and may be worth a considerable premium to collectors The spot where the coins were found was formerly the site of an old colonial mansion built about 1790
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New Haven
Conn
Pasquale Valenti
Artistic Hairdressing and Hairwork by Clara Ligier
Clara A Ligier offers shampooing and manicuring at 411 W. 19th with a phone contact 817 for appointments and hair services. The ad emphasizes professional styling and personalized beauty treatments.
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Clara A. Ligier
W. 19Th
Weather Forecast For Wyoming From The Weather
The Weather Washington reports a fair and colder Friday for Wyoming with rain or snow expected at night into Saturday. The forecast notes colder conditions generally with wintry mix possible across the state.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Loss of 5 600 000 From Bogus Shares in Belgian Rail Trust
Brussels dispatch reports defalcations totaling 56.6 million unearthed in Gand-Terneuzen railroad offices after false share certificates surfaced in a small sale. Manager Nestor Wilmart fled while Rasquin is jailed. a warrant for Wilmart’s arrest followed a forged telegram hinting at death. Banks, including State Savings, suffer heavy losses. Wilmart rumored to have money and Paris links. Separate notes reference Senator Warren and La Follette party conflicts.
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Brussels
Gand-Terneuzen
Nestor Wilmart
Wilmart
Paris
Ine
Rasquin
Haszelt
Nestor
Morlalme
Suffragette leadership split ends Women’s Social and Political Union
Militant factional strife divides the organization in London with Pethick Lawrence and wife clashing with Mrs. Pankhurst and Miss Christabel. The existing union dissolves, the Lawrences keep the paper Notes for Women, while Mrs. Pankhurst plans a new publication named Suffrage with Christabel as editor.
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London
Suffragettes
Women’s
Pethick Lawrence
Restore Public Rights Through Critical Votes
Advocate tone quotes Senator La Follette urging scrutiny of measures to curb elite power. The message appears within a Wyoming Want Ad medium context, mentioning Warren and The Sherman Co. with references to pure white lead and plate rails.
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Warren
Senator la Follette
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