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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1912

Page

16

Hospital Aid meeting postponed to August 9

The Hospital Aid Society will not meet Monday for Labor Day and will instead gather on Monday, August 9. The W. W. C. of the R. M. A. will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Roscoe Dutcher east of Lake Minnehaha on Eighteenth Street with all members urged to attend. The Wednesday Bridge Club and the Thursday Bridge Club plans are announced with hosting details.

Hospital Aid Hospital Aid Society Roscoe Dutcher Lake Minnehaha Eighteenth Street

Freckle Cure Promises Clear Complexion

An advertisement touts ethine double strength as a remedy to remove freckles. It claims nightly application will fade dark spots and vanish lighter ones, with a money back guarantee if the remedy fails. The note directs purchases from city druggists in Cheyenne and notes typical usage is one ounce.

Cheyenne

Meeting at Mrs Harold Bump's Poebrican Street Home

Residents will gather at the home of Mrs Harold Bump located at 2015 Poebrican Street on Thursday afternoon for a community meeting. The event invites neighbors to discuss local concerns and plans.

Harold Bump Poebrican Street

Mystic Maze Club Hosts Mrs. Leo Leffler Thursday

Mrs. Leo Leffler will receive the Mystic Maze club on Thursday after noon this week.

Mystic Maze Leo Leffler Mystic Maze Club

Help One Another Club Hosts Quarterly Tea

Thursday afternoon the Help One Another club will hold their quarterly tea at the home of Mrs. J. F. Schmitt. There will be special business and all members are requested to be present.

J. F. Schmitt

Sweet Pen Day At Baptist Church Aims Flower Gifts

In church circles the Baptist church observes Sweet Pen Day and asks those with flowers to contribute. Gulf Meeting notes the Guild of St. Mark's will meet Friday afternoon at the Parish House. Presbyterian Aid society meets Friday with Mrs BE W Hall at 212 East Twenty Fifth Street. assistant hostesses are Mrs Frye and Mrs Piper.

The Baptist Church Gulf Guild of St. Mark's Presbyterian Aid Presbyterian Aid Society W. Hall East Twenty-fifth Street Frye Mre Piper

Baptist Willing Workers Plan Friday Annual Meeting

The Baptist Willing Workers will meet Friday afternoon with the location to be announced. It is the annual meeting featuring reports on the year’s work and the election of officers.

General Booth Memorial Union Service At Methodist Church

A union service in memory of General Booth will be held this evening at the Methodist church starting at 7 30. Memorial services are planned worldwide under the Salvation Army auspices as the fall and winter worship hour.

General Booth Methodist Church Salvation Army

Stimson Family News and Neighborhood Socials

Mrs Fillmore's nephew J B Stimson traveled yesterday to Chicago. B L Stimson of Pawnee Nebraska visited last week and left yesterday with his mother Madame Stimson. Mrs Harry E Crain hosted a pleasant Friday evening for Dr John Morrison and wife of LaPayette Indiana. The highlight was a reunion of Cheyenne 1891 class members.

Mrs. Fillmore J. B. Stimson Chicago Mr. Stimson B. L. Stimson Pawnee Neb Stimson Madame Stimson Harry E. Crain John Morrison la Payette Ind Morrison

Meat markets close on Labor Day at noon

All meat markets will close Monday at 12 o'clock noon in observance of Labor Day."}

Local Social Roundup of Cheyenne Visitors and Guests

A Cheyenne social scene features high school notes, summer flowers, and lingering reminiscences of school days. Guests include Dr. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Draper, and others from Fort Collins and Wind River, with plans for lunches, cards, and upcoming receptions. Several locals and travelers visit Denver, Douglas, and Chicago for short trips and gatherings.

Cheyenne Crain Logan Ruth Cook Morrison A. D. Johnston Claude Draper BE. A. Logan John Morrison Lee Bristol W. A. Falloon Gon Busha Fort Collins Lyons Robert Lawson Edna Bartleett Jennie Tupper Johnston Maud Johnston

Informal Bridge Social At Port Russell

Mrs Elizabeth Kelffer hosted an informal bridge for Mrs Pickering and friends to close the week pleasantly. Attendees included Mrs Pickering Mrs Smith Mrs Guilfoyle Mrs Baker Mrs Reardon and her mother Mrs Wescott and the hostess Mrs James Sr A supper followed the games Bryson was summoned to Texas last week by her father s death with travel planned to the south next Wednesday

Elizabeth Kelffer Mre. Pickering Mra. Pickering Myre. Smith James Sr. Bryson Texas

Senators Warren and Clark Vote Records Summary

A historical record of how Senators Warren and Clark voted on various labor and policy amendments from 1905 to 1912. It notes their yea and nay positions on bills including the labor mobility act, anti injunctive measures, child labor law, district of Columbia labor bills, anti trust provisions, and statehood actions, with multiple specific dates and related figures.

Brandeges Gallinger Bacon Warren Clark Callinger Warre la Follette Wyomitte Senate Nelson Minnesota Hovee Warren and Clark District of Columbia Piles Washington Overman Clark and Senate Committees On Hughes New Jersey United States New Mexico Arizona Gompers Atlanta American Federation of Labor Congress Heyburn Idaho McNamara

Political roll call notes for Warren and Clark votes

Records detail how Warren and Clark voted on several 1912 1917 and 1912 measures including immigration literacy eight hour and interstate commerce bills. Warren is listed as not voting on multiple occasions while Clark shows both nay and yea votes with some sessions lacking a vote record.

Warren Children’s Bureau Senate Senator Warren Senator Clark Lawrence Massachusetts Warren Ja Clark House

Fall and Labor Day plans and city notes in South Cheyenne

South Cheyenne reports illness of fireman Lieutenant McCleave and his expected return to duty. Citizens plan Labor Day picnic at Lake Minnnehaha and a circus visit next Thursday. Local residents travel for business and leisure, with several small incidents and a gunfire report at 116 West Eleventh Street as two men were detained, bonding for an upcoming court appearance.

McCleave South Cheyenne T.M. Stanley Edith H. H. Bledsoe D. J. O'Connell Hugh Coffman Ruth Harrington J. Mulcare San Francisco California Dunatin Ranch Pine Bluffs Wheen Frank Hagedorn Carpenter Henry Varnum Laramie Folck E. Koury oMayo Varnum Estray Auto Patrol

Escaped convict headed to Rawlins from Cheyenne custody

Frank West an escaped road gang convict with a twd twelve to fifteen month sentence in the state penitentiary and who was captured in Cheyenne last week will be taken to Rawlins the first of the week.

Rawlins Frank West State Penitentiary Cheyenne Tuken Rawlinge

Rebels Loot American Ranch at San Luis Potosi

Rebels assaulted the American Vice Consul Dickinson’s ranch in San Luis Potosi for the third time on the night of August 28. They seized all valuables and ignored assurances that the property was American owned.

San Luis Potosi Dickinson

Wyoming Water Rights Clash With Interior

A Wyoming excerpt reports the SEC and Interior Department clashing over water rights. Officials claim Wyoming law will govern administration while the secretary of the interior promises department compliance as far as possible. The attorney general backs the strategy and says future steps depend on the secretary.

Ment Wyoming Secretary of the Interior Department

Johnson and Carey Address Denver Progressives

In Denver the California Governor and Progressive vice presidential candidate addressed a large Municipal Theater audience after stops in Greeley and Platteville. Johnson praised Theodore Roosevelt and dismissed Taft as a negligible factor, while Wyoming Governor Carey spoke on the progressive effort in the Rocky Mountain region.

Denver Colo Johnson California Greeley Platteville Colorado Cheyenne B. P. Costigan Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Taft Carey Wyoming Rocky Mountain

Powers Named Superintendent of Nebraska Division

Assistant Superintendent J. J. Powers has been appointed to lead the Nebraska division replacing W. R. Cahill. The Powers couple, long-time friends in the city, plan to move to Omaha, with a successor not yet named. The news comes from the Laramie Republican.

J. J. Powers Nebraska W. R. Cahill

Mexico City Ambassadors pledge protection for Cananea residents

Ambassador Wilson assured action to protect foreign residents of Cananea and Sonora under Washington instructions. He protested the withdrawal of federal troops. About 2,000 Americans in Cananea fear the rebel advance and report they may seize a rich mining camp soon.

Mexico City Cananea Sonora Wilson State Department Washington

Grasshoppers Spurs Said to Kill Chickens in Kansas

Arkansas City August 31 Albert Falconer Cowley County attorney and chicken raiser reports many fine roosters died after eating grasshoppers His investigation attributes the deaths to the grasshoppers sharp spurs cutting the birds throats.

Arkansas City Kan Albert Falconer Cowley County

Man Arrested After Cane Attack on City Street

Go L Esterbrook claimed to be from a town beyond Wyoming borders and has been begging in the city. Officer Carl Christiansen arrested him on West Sixteenth Street for striking a man over the head with a cane. He will be held until tomorrow for trial.

GO. L. Esterbrook Wyoming Carl Christiansen Weat Sixteenth Street Esterbrook

No barber shop may sell ice cream in regular business

A local regulation states that barber shops cannot offer ice cream as part of their standard services. The rule aims to separate grooming from food sales within such establishments.

Lost mare with anchor branding and reward offered

Dark bay mare weigh 1160 pounds branded with an anchor on the right shoulder and "0, 4%" on the left shoulder. Reward offered for return to 601 EB, 12th St. Please contact authorities or owner with any information.

Coil

Mentzer 18 Elected Judge in First Judicial District

Unofficial returns show W. R. Mentzer defeating Clyde M. Watts for the Republican nomination as judge of the First Judicial District by about 100 votes. The district includes Goshen Converse Platte Niobrara and Laramie counties with Watts carrying Laramie by 18 votes.

W. R. Mentzer Clyde MM. Watts First Judicial District Goshen Converse Platte Niobrara Laramie Mr. Watts Laramie County

Miss Pearl Clark Heads for California Vacation

Miss Pearl Clark, a society favorite among the younger set, left last night for an extended vacation. She will spend most of her time in Oakland visiting her sister Mrs. Ralph Roberts and will also visit friends in Denver and Salt Lake City en route to the coast.

Memorial Service for Salvation Army Founder at Methodist Church

A memorial service for General William Booth founder of the Salvation Army will precede a Sunday schedule at the Methodist church. Holiness meeting at 11 a.m. Sunday school at 3 p.m. Union service at 7 30 p.m. Captain Albert B Chesham urges attendance as a final chance to pay respects.

Methodist Church William Booth Salvation Army Albert B. Chesham

Service in Memory of General William Booth

Opening hymns and invocations precede a biographical sketch of Captain Albert F. Chesham. Rev. Van Winkle Rev. Leon C. Hills and Rev. Annette B. Gray deliver short addresses on religion and the scope of his work. Rev. Frank Moore presides as chairman and the service ends with a benediction.

Jesus Revy G. Washington van Winkle Leon C. Hills Albert FE. Chesham Annette B. Gray W. E. D. Gray Frank Moore

Also Mentioned on This Page

We, Myers Dry Goods Co Pitt Covert Thursday Concord Grapes Capitol Commercial Company WM. B. Wagner Mgr Capitol Ave Mra. W. K. Sherman Wind River D. C. Barksdale Fred Hoe Elsie Hadfield F.M. Johnston Chugwater A. C. Kingsford Rock Springs Mrs K. K. Sherman Misa Hazel Mary Barksdale V. K. Hart Colorado Springs John Mills W. A. Wyman Margaret Bailey Martha Ott Douglas Elmer Anderson Geneva Sheridan D. H. Smith Port Russell Carey Avenue Sherman News of Sands Zel Mexico Kelley Swift Hame Kelley Mercantile CO SEC OF Interior Mentzer Miss Pearl Clark Calipornia Olgah. Berger Curios Cheyenne Creamery CO
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