Women’s clubs hear notes of social days and missions
Alpharidge bridge club meets at Mrs Gray’s home with Dobbins returning from California. Kensington program and Jane Adams paper noted. Mystic Maze postponed to November 7. Numerous other clubs hold talks, lunches, or lectures on Halloween crafts, Spanish lore, and mission work. The Presbyterian and Delta Alpha societies plan flower duties and plays at meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Robert S. Gray
Dobbins
California
Alpharidge Club
Chanter
Sisterhood
Martin H. Hartung
Bert Johnston
Jane Adama
Hull House
Menilee
Nebraska P. E. Co
Hartung
Kensington
Shingle
Mystic Maze
Mystic Maze Club
F. M. Taylor
Delta Alpha Society
The
Presbyterian Church
F. G. Bevans
Mies Kathryn Dyer
Sinergae of St. Mark's Plans Afternoon Meeting
In Church circles the Sinergae of St. Mark's will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Ohen at her home, 11 East Twenty second Street. Methodist Aid, Mrs. Rockafield and Mrs. Bird will preside over the Ald society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Segular
Presbyterian Aid
Presbyterian Aid Society
R. R. Dickson
St. Mark's
Methodist Aid
Mrs. Rockafield
Mrs
Bird Will Shlertein
Ald Society
A!he
Hallowe en Party at Mrs Hills Home
The Westminster Guild issued invitations for a Hallowe en party to be held Thursday evening at Mrs L C Hills home to celebrate the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Westminster Guild
Good to Remember Ambition and hard work pay dividends
A short aphorism encourages ambition and steady self improvement. It cites BL J Lehmann on the value of constant study of life and daily improvement as foundations of success for young men becoming successful older men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL J
Lehmann
Sibley Accused Of Mileage Claim On Rail Pass
Wyoming political dispute centers on Sibley a Republican candidate for re election who in a Carpenter speech denied using a railroad pass for mileage while a member of the eleventh legislature. A certified record shows 60 miles Cheyenne burns at ten cents per mile and 248 for 11 days per diem totaling 253, with sworn statement claiming no payment from state or individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sibley
Burns
Sibley
Carpenter
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Senator Carpenter
Albany County
Flere
Senate
HOUSE
State Auditor
State of Wyoming
Shephen HH. Sivley
Wyoming
Coane
Certification of voucher by Wyoming auditor official
John Schuneman deputy auditor Cheyenne Wyoming certifies that a copy of the original voucher signed by Stephen H Sidley is true and correct. The notice asks readers to compare Mr Sibley’s statement with state records and questions his honesty as a Republican candidate for state representative.
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John Schuneman
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Lehtineman
Stephen H. Sidley
Sibley
Wilson Slaps Taft No Free Trade In U S
A political brief reflecting on Wilson’s stance against Taft, criticizing Republican influence and government control. The piece discusses historical panic and claims the Senate delayed adherence to administration guidance, citing weaknesses in the regular Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Taft
U. S
Cleveland
Senate
Republican Party
Laramie Woman Kills Husband While Hunting
Special to The Leader. Mrs. Stucko, while hunting in northern Albany County, accidentally shot and killed her husband. She went to the Newell ranch for help. a physician arrived to find the man dead. Mrs. Stucko reported the killing and has been exonerated. She is prostrated by grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
Wood Shows Bad Faith in False Letter
Continued from Page 1 the editor recounts A L Woods fault lines and a hostile work climate. Woods faced public scorn for alleged unruly behavior and a cited criminal record. His editor warned against defamatory articles and clashes with War ren and Deming. Woods left after inquiries about heavy drinking and impending retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Denver
A. L. Woods
Senator Warren
Deming
Warren
Jill
Woods
Flying Over the Desert and Bomb Fallout Observations
Italian aviators report that at 1000 feet the desert view is clear but at 1300 feet fog hides the ground, making reconnaissance risky. Experiments with bombs dropped from serial machines show pilots cannot judge damage, so a second plane is advised to assess poststrike conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
Wednesday Witnesses Testimony on Time and Chicken Clues
A lawyer presses a witness to confirm the exact day of an event. The witness repeats Wednesday and cites a practical memory aid, mentioning chicken as a distinguishing detail to anchor the date.
Senator J. Ross Carpenter Speaks to South Cheyenne Club
The South Cheyenne Democratic club convenes at the hall tonight with Senator J. Ross Carpenter slated to address the gathering. The club, formed Monday, plans nightly meetings and aims to attract a prominent Cheyenne Democrat for each principal address, counting over one hundred members so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ross Carpenter
Chey
South Cheyenne
Democratic Club
Caruso Embraces Lawyer in Court Who Defends Him
In Milan a large crowd attends the trial of Enrico Caruso against his common law wife Ada Giannchetti for calumny and defamation. Valdata praises Caruso as generous and tender, Caruso weeps, and prosecutors seek prison terms for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caruso
Milan
Enrico Caruso
Mme
Ada Ginechetti
Valdata
Walman
Validata
Signor Santuzzi
Giacehetta
Tureo
Romane
Loria
The Sherman Co White Lead Ad Readies Sale
The Sherman Co promotes Pure White Lead products as a Want Ad medium in Wyoming. The State Leader highlights the lead line for customers and merchants seeking coatings and paint supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sherman Co
Wyoming
Former Cheyenne Woman in Denver Accident
Mrs. Mre. TW. B. Osborn once a Cheyenne resident and her two sons Harold and Paul barely escaped injury when her car’s engine died near Fifteenth and Champa. After cranking the engine with the spark on, the car surged forward, hitting a messenger and dragging Mrs. Osborn thirty yards before striking an electric light pole. Her husband once worked in the Union Pacific division office here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
B. Osborn
Cheyenne
Harold
Paul
Denver
Mrs. Marshall in Wreck Aids Victims
Governor Marshall was delayed nine hours in a South Dakota freight wreck that killed brakeman Breting and left eleven children. Mrs Whitshall aided the victims as passengers and train crews were blocked. the governor delivered an unscheduled speech during the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon
Marshall
South Dakota
Shall
Breting
Pioneer Woman Mrs. Gilmore Taken for Denver Appendectomy
Mrs. J M Gilmore of Cheyenne was rushed to St Luke's hospital in Denver yesterday for an appendicitis operation. Dr Perkins, a renowned Denver surgeon, will perform the procedure after an acute onset several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Gilmore
Cheyenne
Denver
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dr. Perkins
Wall Street Bets Favor Wilson at 4 to 1
In New York on October 29 betting on the presidential race favored Wilson by four to one. Taft stood at three to one against, Roosevelt at two and a half to one. A wager of 1600 to 400 on Wilson found no buyers, and even money was offered on Taft or Roosevelt for second place.
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New York
Wall Street
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Explosion Injures Five at Salem Bank and Trust
An explosion in the basement of the Salem Bank and Trust Company injures five people. The cashier suffers severe injuries including the loss of an arm and serious burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Oreé
Salem Bank and Trust Company
Durable Treads Promise Safer Auto Tires
Automobile owners can cut tire costs by using Durable Treads that resist slipping and skidding. They come with a six thousand mile guarantee against puncture and are on display at the lobby of the Pisine Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mente Obby
Pisine Hotel
Mrs Cleveland Engaged to Wells College Professor
Princeton N J Oct 29 Mrs Grover Cleveland announces her engagement to Thomas Joseph Preston professor of archaeology and history of arts at Wells College The marriage date is not yet set
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Thomas Joseph Preston
Wells College
Tinker to Manage Cincinnati Club If Release Is Possible
Chicago Nationals short stop Joe Tinker is poised to manage the Cincinnati Nationals next season if owner Garry Hermann can win a release from Chicago club president Murphy. Murphy remains noncommittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinker
Cincinnati Club
Chicago
ITI
Joe Tinker
Chicago Nationals
Cincinnati Nationals
Garry Hermann
Murphy
Kilbane Knocks Out Dugan in Fourth Round
Kilbane the featherweight champion knocked out Tommy Dugan of California in the fourth round in Johnstown. In Chicago a La Follette postcard poll shows Wilson leading the Progressive Republican ranks with 7,388 votes against Taft 3,707 and Roosevelt 2,723 from 14,022 ballots.
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Johnstown
Johnny Kilbane
Tommy Dugan
California
Chicago
la Follette
Wilson
la Follette Preconvention Organization
Wilson National Progressive Republican League
Taft
Roosevelt
Illinois
Pittsfield Human Ostrich Undergoes Surgery for Metal Ingestion
Luke Parsons aged 40 known as the human ostrich was operated on after surgeons removed 132 nails two keys a button hook and a three inch iron spike from his stomach and intestines. A nail punctured the abdomen causing peritonitis. Parsons has a long habit of craving metal and may not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Luke Parsons
Parsons
Jewels Valued At 105000 Stolen From Wilson Lumber Safe
The stock and jewels belonging to Iafe S. W. Wilson were stolen from the Wilson Lumber company safe in Fort Worth Texas. The items were valued at 105000 and the safe door had been left unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Worth
Texas
Iafe S. W. Wilson
Wilson Lumber Company
Leper to be shipped in a wooden cage to detention camp
Denver dispatch reports C. W. Bronson labeled a leper will be sent in a wooden cage to the government detention camp at Fort Townsend, Washington. He escaped authorities in Los Angeles several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
C. W. Bronson
Fort Townsend
Washington
Los Angeles
Unclear Text Fragment Resists Summary
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear news item or identifiable events to summarize into a proper card. No persons, organizations, or locations are discernible. Unable to extract a coherent headline or summary.
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Wright
WM. Myers Dry Goods CO
MHS
L. Rh. Tyson
Ciu
J. P. Nelson
Evans Stréet
Woman's Club
Woman’s Clu
Ustar
Gitwon Clark
W E Mullen
Capitol
Capitol Hill
W. C. Kinkead
Mount Mellick
Mellick
H. W. Iraloek
Coterie Art Club
W.,s. Leighton
Methodiat Church
Woc.t. A
Clark
Rosebudndian Agency
Ten
Her. Clark
Clarks
Davidson
Freeborn
Hoffman
Hallowe'en
S. H. Sibley
GUR
Veri
Caleb West
F. Hopkins Smith
Milano
FOR the
Mise Taku Takagi
Up Sete Spy
Boyd's Cash Market and Grocery
Washington Crisp
Rees
Loaer
J. T. Boyd
J. M. Gilmore
Gov. Wilson
Pive
Mrs. Cleveland
Prof
Kilbane
Dugan
Sape
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