D A R Groups Plan State Conference and Local Meetings
Local D A R units held two sessions at the library to organize a state conference of the D A R. Officers include Mrs. H H Patten as state regent and Mrs. Grace Raymond Heward as register and historian. Whittier and Capitol Hi clubs hosted gatherings with debates, prizes, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. K. Gault
Omaha
Susan Gale Adama
Greeley
National Sociery
HH. B. Patten
W. Mondell
Newcastle
Edward Gillette
Sheridan
Clara W. Hond
Cheyenne
C. Parks
Lander
C. * Hanna
Grace Raymond He-ward
Laramie
Board of Management
Easy and Sure Way to Cure Colds
An advertisement describes Ely's Cream Balm as a quick cure for colds and catarrh. It claims the antiseptic balm soothes inflamed membranes, relieves headache fever and throat trouble, and clears nasal discharge by applying directly to sore surfaces. A 50 count bottle is recommended.
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Ely
Church Circles Invite for Supper and Group Meetings
In church circles the Baptist Ipoiies will serve supper in the church parlor Thursday at 8:40 PM. The Presbyterian Aid Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs C F Cowhick at 212 East Eighteenth Street. Donations for the Arapaho Indians should be brought to Mrs EA Kelley before Thursday. Q O A meeting of the Baptist Q O A is Tuesday at 4 PM with Miss Whipple. The WCTU will serve a chicken dinner election day in the Methodist church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier Club
W. BE. Hinrich
J. D. Carey
Dumm
Jee
The
Sunshine Society
C. W. Wheeler
HW. E. Crain
Presbyterian Aid Society
C. F. Cowhick
East Eighteenth Street
Tech Arapahoe Indians
EA Kelley
Siureh
Guild Meeting and Thanksgiving Bazaar Plans
The Guild of St. Mark's will hold a work meeting at the Parleh House Friday afternoon. Bake sale plans for Themrkegiving dainties were discussed for the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. Mesdames Hoffman and A XK Smith will host the meeting next week. Hazaar and Sale of the M EB church ladies plan a bazaar and sale the Saturday before Thanksgiving in church parlors with ongoing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Parleh House
Mesdames Hoffman
A. XK. Smith
M. EB. Church
Audience applauds Italian grand opera at Capitol Avenue theater
An American audience enjoyed a comic grand opera program at Capitol Avenue theater with strong praise for director Astiilio Parelli and soloists Aurele Borriss Albert Steindel Francesco Daddi Agnes Berry and Count Theus. The second half presented The Secret of Susanne in Italian with Count Theus and Countess Gilippilli delivering dramatic arias.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Axtiillio Parelli
Aurele Borriss
Albert Steindel
Ifumoresks
Francesco Daddi
Agnes Berry
Phelodis
Woodman
Angin
Susanne
Wolff- Ferrari
Theus
Alfredo Costa
Gil
Allee
Eppilli
Carey accuses Chat Terton of doing dirty work for machine
Joseph M Carey denounces machine government in the state and accuses Warren, Mendell, and others of corrupt politics. He recalls past bribery hints, questions a Fremont County candidate’s loyalty, and vows to pursue good government while opposing machine influence in politics.
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Carey
Chatterton
Warren Ie
Sellate
Warren
Fremont County
Tam
United States Senate
Mendell
Congress
Joseph M Carey
Marshall Campaign Sparks Wyoming Crowd and Outlines Trust Critique
Gov Marshall addresses about 8 000 in Cheyenne praising reform while attacking monopolies and citing J P Morgan in a national trust critique. He predicts Democratic gains in the Midwest and plans to travel to Reno with Mrs Marshall and Harry Hatton aboard the Union Pacific. In Denver a 20 year old, Amil Howard Ross Jr, shot and killed his father at the family home, claiming abuse of his stepmother. he and his stepmother were arrested.
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Europe
Wyoming
Mandy
Chile
Marshall
J. P. Morgan
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Morgan
Roosevelt
Morwar
White House
Middle West
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
Tek
Harry Hatton
Associated Press
Union Pacific
Reno
Nev
Denver
Colo
Amil Howard Ross, Jr
Young Ross
Sheridan Citizen Defends Kendrick in Tribune Letter
A Sheridan Wyoming reader, H Henschke, writes to the Tribune defending John B Kendrick against allegations published by a Sheridan correspondent. He lauds Kendrick’s public service, philanthropy, and support for local projects, urging the paper to print the letter to counter perceived slander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendrick
Sheridan
H. Henschke
Loses Fortune Kills Himself
Irvine Harrison former United States attorney and nephew of the late President Benjamin Harrison shot himself in his Los Angeles apartments last evening after four days of intoxication. The death by his own action followed the loss of his fortune in a Texas real estate venture. Morrison's wife, younger by several years and just back from Kansas City, is prostrated. Harrison had come to Los Angeles four months ago from Texas and was a well known Kansas City club and society figure.
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Los Angeles
Irvine Harrison
United States
Benjamin Harrison
Texas
Morrison
Kansas City
Harrison
Rebels Attack Juarez Again Near Border
Rebels approach Juarez from the south and burn bridges thirty miles below the border on the Mexican Central line. Other lines are destroyed and Juarez is cut off from southern communications. An attempt to retake the city is expected as rebels lie within ten miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Pazo
Juarez
Mexican Central Railroad
Denver Company Hits Gusher in Wyoming Field
Denver based Northwestern Oil Company struck a new well in Salt Creek Wyoming, expanding the field by over a mile and a half. The well on section 33 is estimated to yield 100 to 400 barrels daily, with the firm owning 640 acres and planning a pipeline and refinery. Mid-West refinery capacity reaches 7,000 barrels daily as field activity surges and more wells are drilled. Salt Creek shows unprecedented growth as new companies push to enter production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Wyo
Salt Creek
Here
Pennsylvania
Northwestern Oil Company
Denver
Mid- West Company
Mid-West
Mid-West Company
Northwest Company
Yale 6 West Point 0 dominates football scorecard
Yale defeats West Point by 6 to 0, while Michigan shuts out Ohio State 14 to 0 and Colorado College blanks Colorado Agriculture 13 to 0 in a day of college football results.
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Yale
West Point
Michigan
Ohio State
Colorado College
Colorado Agriculture
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WM. Myers Dry Goods
MS. L. R. Tyson
DA. K
Whittier
Capitol
William Farrell
Capitol Hi Club
Farrell
Frontier Park
Charles Hiraly
Misa Thedans
Mrs. Welsh
Grace Emerson
G. H. Club
Ylang
Misa Emerson
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Lebar
Maccabees Planket
State Federation
Cyrus Heard
Presbyterian Aid
Q. O. A. Meeting
the Baptist Q. O. A
Misa Whipple
IFEE
Detoreat Kietartis
Brooks
Senate
Gov. Marshall
Durant
Clara Faiek
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Tribune
Ithan
Dewar
Enterprise
John B. Kendrick
Ben
Kandrick
Denver Company
the Wardrobe Co
Carey Ave
Kelair
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