Local Cheyenne Women Club Finances Note Convention Success
Report from Mrs Cyrus Heard on the Cheyenne women clubs convention highlights praise for the program and speakers. Donations from Alta Heaney H P Hynde and Kateht Campbell Music Co reduced bills leaving a $29 04 balance donated to the loan scholarship fund. Regular meetings announced for the library Whittier club and Coterie Art Club with debates and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Cyrus Heard
Mra. Brooka
Beard
Cheyenne
Brooka
Cyrus Beard
Alta Robinson Heaney
H. P. Hynde
Kateht-Campbell Music Company
the Elks
Young Men's Literary Club
Industrial Club
P. BE
Sisterhood
Senator Warren
Caseriff
Plains
Art Club
Charles Bristol
Fund For the Federation
State Federation
G. H. Club Plans Thursday Evening Event
This afternoon meeting is set with Mrs Hernan Gnanm G UW Chair. The Misses Leihart will entertain the G H club Thursday evening of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernan Gnanm
G. UW
Leihart
G. H. Club
Church Circles Seek Community Fellowship and Events
In church circles the Baptist Ladies plan a Thursday chicken supper at the church parlors serving a d a fficasee with biscuit for 35 cents. The Jewish Ladies' Circle meets at Mrs L B Bernstein home at 2410 House Street with bazaar and dance reports. Altar and Rosary Society of St Mires meets Thursday at Mrs Fitzgeralds 807 East Sixteenth Street with hostesses. Congregational Missionary Society hosts a dime social Friday at Mrs P J Black 420 East Twenty first Street with program and refreshments. Q O A Meeting notes Baptist Q O A society gathering at Miss Marjorie Whippes home to plan a sewing school and Sunday school at Park addition. Junior League organizer Miss Nell Morgan invites boys and girls 10 to 15 to meet at 4 PM at the Baptist church for opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary Society
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mires
Fitzgerald
East Sixteenth Street
Mra
Schmidt
Storey
Robertson
The
Congregational Church Missionary Society
P. J. Black
East Twenty-first Street
J. A. Riner
W. W. Gleason
D. M. Carley
F. B. Sheldon
Minter
Nell Morgan
Baptist Sunday School
Baptist Church
Carey Declines to Furnish Horses for County Work
A 1913 account recounts Robert D. Carey promising to donate 200 to charity and later preferring not to furnish horses for county projects. He advised securing teams from others, citing workload and potential criticism, with an advertisement placed to recruit substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Carey
Carey
Mr. Carey
Wyoming Road Work Relies on Carey Horses
W J Morsch, Converse County official, thanks Robert D Carey for supplying horses and hay to the Yellowstone Highway project. He notes Carey also provided harness and food, despite higher market prices, while the county pays $1 per day per horse. The work advances toward linking Douglas to Laramie and Casper, with fourteen miles completed and four bridges plus fifty culverts built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. J. Morsch
Converse County
Mr. Carey
Wesco J. M. Carey & Hrother
Carey
Cheyenne
Yellowstone Park
Laramie
Douglas
Glenrock
Casper
Robert I. Carey
J. M. Carey & Brother
Careyhurst
Tynan
Colorado State Penitentiary
W. J. Morsch
Board of County Commissioners
Balkan Armies Sweep Turks Across Front
Servian forces advance on Uskup, nearing Kumanova and expected to assault the town. A separate engagement near Rashka and Yenipazar halts Turkish and Arnaut forces as Servians push into the Kosovo plains. In the north, another Serb army seizes block houses and positions around Blenites, Novipazar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingeton
Uskup
Kumanova
Prishtina
Ibar
Kossovg
Novipazar
Blenites
Publisher to Boost State Efforts on Southern Border
A brief notices the publisher backing state initiatives along the southern border, mentioning individuals such as Me, Peterson, Mr. T, N, and Graham of Denver in connection with forthcoming actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Mr. T
Graham
Denver
Plot to Frame Becker in Jalil Case Reopens Trial
State frames plot to send Becker to the electric chair by perjury as informers and witnesses allegedly pressured Sullivan to corroborate their testimony. Becker's counsel notes case rest after court order to reopen and Sullivan recalled. Sullivan claims they threatened indictment and jail unless he testified. District attorney to review Sullivan testimony and Plitt records as judge plans jury charge Thursday.
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Schepps
Jalil
Becker
Sullivan
Rose
Webber
Vailon
Louis Plitt
Teddy's Recovery to Be Complete One
Roosevelt, wounded eight days ago, was unassisted by physicians and stood the Chicago trip well. Doctors expect a full recovery though danger remains. He rested well. Gov. Wilson, urged to resume campaigning, said no plan changes and read Roosevelt news with interest.
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Teddy
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Chicago
Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Singer Building Must Bow To City Line
New York Oct 22 The department of public works says the Liberty street side of the Singer Building projects fifteen inches beyond the building line. In days formal notice will demand pare down or city will act. Owners will counter with an injunction challenging street locations surveys ordinances and laws dating back to 1787.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Public Works
Liberty Street
Big Singer
Russian Crown Prince Alexis Seriously Ill After Accident
The Russian crown prince Grand Duke Alexis aged eight is gravely ill at the imperial hunting lodge in Spain, Russian Poland. He was injured on October 15 and later developed a high fever, reaching 103.6, then fluctuating to 102.9 overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Alexis
Spain
Russian
Poland
Battered umbrella tied to dynamiter trial shown
In Indianapolis the battered umbrella with initials EB found after a railroad bridge blast is displayed at the dynamite conspiracy trial. Edward Clark of Cincinnati pleaded guilty. Herbert B Hockin, acting secretary of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Transport Workers, is accused of aiding Clark as foremen testified on explosions. The court weighs the broader aims of the conspiracy beyond destroying transportation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Yton
Ohio
Edward Clark
Cincinnati
Clark
Herbert 8. Hockin
International Association of Bridge and Structural Tran Workers
Mament
Questions on Warren and public morality shake Wyoming press
A Cheyenne Tribune editorial and a Lara mie Republican editor face six yes or no questions about Senator Warren. They probe alleged payroll dummy use, land deals, tax evasion, timber lands, sheep records, and charges by Lafollette. The piece pressures clear moral stance from Deming and Chaplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Warren
Laramie County
Wyoming
State Land Board
Neu
Otto Gramm
Crim
Warren
John McGm
Laramie
Albany
Weld
Larimer
Colorado
United States
Robi
M. Lafollette
Cheyenne Tribune
Deming
Chaplin
Cheyenne to Host Filming of Real Cowboy Winter Scenes
Cheyenne will be the winter headquarters for the Cheyenne Feature Film Manufacturing company. A twenty member cast will shoot two and three reel cowboy pictures on the Irwin brothers’ ranch in Laramie county. Francis Carroll of New York, general manager and principal owner, aims to depict rugged winter cow country. Otis Thayer, producing manager with Selig background, will lead the operations starting soon at the Plains hotel location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Feature Film Manufacturing Company
Ufe
Irwin Brothers
Laramie County
Francis Carroll
New York
Selig Motion Ficture Company
Chicago
Los Angeles
Cheyenne Feature Pmh
Carroll
Plains Hotel
Mr. Carroll
Otis Thayer
Selig Company
Fortune Depends On Marrying A Suitor Says Miss Radcliffe
A letter to Mayor Rolph from Miss Misa X. Radcliffe of Elgin Illinois asks him to find her a husband before the end of 1912 to save a $20,000 fortune. She lists ideal requirements: a Western man, 5 ft 7 in, 150 to 175 pounds, not over 30, home loving, and good looking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Misa
X. Radcliffe
Elgin
Rolph
Miss Radcliffe
California campaign ends with anti-immigrant pledge by Governor Marshall
Governor Thomas Marshall wrapped up a two day California tour with a hard line on immigrants, calling for the exclusion from the United States of aliens not of a character to amalgamate with Americans. He received strong applause and then departed for Oregon tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas
Marshall
California
United States
Oregon
Industrial Club Probes Burlington Shop Move to Cheyenne
Cheyenne Industrial club forms a committee to study bringing Burlington shops to the city. With a new north south line completion, the railroad will need state shops to maintain equipment. If findings support it, the club will launch a campaign to attract the shops. Cheyenne High School principal Co Schwiering joins the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Burlington Railroad
Cheyenne
Gulf
Burlington
Schwiering
Cheyenne High School
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L. R. Tyson
Woman's Club
Bullock
Mona
Daiber
Whittier Club
William FE
Hinrich
Evans Street
Mesdames Hinrich
Morton
Bartlett
Wyman
Millard
Putnam
Coterle Art Club
Ladies of the
J.T. Boyd
Douglas Peterpriss
Reet
the Plaine Hotel
Furmah
Associated Press
Dewnpapers
Commonwealth
Hang Becker
Charce
Singer
Era
Gov. Marshall ON Coast
Miermian Company
E. W. Geckler
Europe
America
Geckler
G.H
Salearcoms
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Royal Standard
Oscar Stanfield
P.O
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