Noming Synod Organized At Laramie Meeting
Delegates from forty-one organized churches gathered in Laramie Wyoming to form the Synod of Wyoming. Rev L Harold Forde presided as convener with Rev DeWitt elected moderator and Rev John Voris as stated clerk. The assembly heard addresses on ministry, temperance, Sabbath observance, and home missions and adopted progressive rules and mission organization.
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Ry J. Harold Ford
Laramie
Wyo
Own
Real State
Wyowfhs
Twenteeren Mintelere
L. Harold Forde
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Rochester
S. Y
Samuel Larvin
Colorado Springs
Colo
Church of Jésus Christ
Forde
Aynod
Mr. DeWitt
Mr. DeWitt, D. D
Sheridan
John R. Voris
A. B. Lewin
Thermopolis
Garvin
Miniateris
W. Bainton
Westminister College
Denver
Presbyterian College
Clyde A. Doniway
Wyoming
State University
Frank N. Throop
Seechor
China
Long
Laramie Brotherhood
J. B. Crabbe
Frank W. Throop
Home Mission
Home Missions
J. B. Galloway
D. D
Burns
Home Mission Council
Parry B. Henderson
HM. W. Bainton
Throop
Hills
Philippines
BP. Pullerton
Board of Home Missions
Eon A. Clarke
Advance
Bynod
Bee Crown
Trial of Retired Admiral Over Submarine K-2 Inspection
Secretary Daniels announced a court martial for Rear Admiral William N. Little, retired, on charges of neglect and careless methods in inspecting the K-2 submarine at Fore River. The trial opens October 12 at the Boston Navy Yard with a five admiral panel and Judge Advocate A W Johnston. Four other K-type submarines completed a record San Francisco to Honolulu voyage.
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Washington
Watel
William N. Little
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quine
Maes
Poston Navy Yard
Fiske
Helm Parks
Cowle
Laout
A. W. Johnston
Dantola
Eletric Boat Company
Fore River
Navy Department
Admiral Little
Daniels
Honolulu
San Francisco
Tragedy at 2191 Eighth Avenue Ends in Double Suicide
Henry Apker 45 fatally shoots wife Katherine in a kitchen confrontation then wounds stepson Herbert Webber before killing himself. A bystander flees to the Church of St Thomas the Apostle on 115th Street near Nicholas Avenue as a mob gathers outside.
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New York
Eighth Avenue
Henry Apker
Katherine
Herbert Webber
Apker
Htme
Self
S. Thomas the Apostle
115Th
Rest
Gt. Nicholas Avenue
Forbidden Fruit and a Panama Mission in Turbulent Waters
Insurgent agents push a plan to buy a captain and ship to Panama while the Rio Grande faces engine failure off Dolorea. Annette Ines and Hernandes pursue contact with the governor’s circle as the Albany searches for a target and a village appears ashore to reveal a Central American tension.
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Martinique
Annette Dington
Hernendes
Annette Ington
Ines
Annette
Nernanden
Bey
Albany
Hood
Hernandes
United States
Inez
Heck
Panama
Hernandes Ince
Herandes
Oll
Rio Grande Lot
Panama Carnal
Weesel
Neal Hardin
Rio Grande
Dolorea
Hwermandes
Mra Mardin
Senor Capitan
Senor
Cap
The Giant John Barleycorn in Wyoming Prohibition Debate
An inmate submissions titled The Giant John Barleycorn discuss liquor as a death dealing force. Governor Kendrick’s prohibition stance is noted with Wyoming’s move toward a dry state. The piece argues liquor ruins lives, urges public support for prohibition, and condemns alcohol’s social harm.
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John Barleycorn
State Leader
Rewline
Gorman
Johan Barleycorn
Harold Gorman
Kendrick
Sheridan County
Teachers’ Institute
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Mqnor
Maller
Tia
John
Theodore Lorch Stock Company Opens with The Lieutenant and the Cowboy
The Theodore Lorch Stock Company opened at Capitol Avenue theatre for a four week engagement with The Lieutenant and the Cowboy. Theodore Lorch drew strong notice as the cowboy while Cecil Fay Frank Roberts and others provided solid support and local color. The company announced a varied bill including The House of Lies and Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with a planned stage reception and three weekly bill changes to keep crowds noted for popular prices.
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Tyson
Theodore Lorch
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Applaice
Colorado
Knights of the Plains
Mr. Lorch
Danny Hackett
Cecil Fay
Randy Kerwin
Frank Roberts
Leutenant
Bud Maribes
New York
Ouray
Sandy
Gladys Bush
Bud
Jim Hackett
Ouray Hackett
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Antteen
Lorah
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted in Country Ads
An aged slogan extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard home remedy for women, claiming mothers across generations rely on it for common ailments and family health care.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilson Accepts Shadow Lawn as Summer Home
President Wilson told a New Jersey delegation he would accept the Shadow Lawn estate in Long Branch as his summer residence next year. He noted he will not disturb Governor Fielder’s Sea Girt camp and joked about riding a horse in formal dress. The offer was framed as a closer option to Washington compared with Cornish, New Hampshire, where he had stayed previously.
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Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
John A. McCall
Long Branch
Scully
McCall
Mr. Wilson
Fielder
Sea Girt
Cornish
N. H
Visiting Wives and Child in Denver
Mrs Miles Shepherd and her young son are visiting relatives in Denver for several days, spending time with family away from home.
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Mra
Miles Shepherd
Little Son
Denver
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Noming Synod
Janey Hansel Mopas
William Hamilton Osborne Aethor
Catepaw
Blue Bockie
Prom Phote Pier
Hredeves Pathe Eackomae
Tae
Heth
Willie Heinbok
the Giant
Great
Republic
John Barley
Boy's
Woolen Union
Buta
Hiladelphia Bargain
W. Lincoln Mighway
Mcall House
West 17Th St
Cheyenne
Reliable Jewelers
Seer
I. C. O. F. Hall
Raphael
Critical
Mackinaws
Gnapry
Atlas Theatre
Lincoln Bughway
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