Richardson birthday tea with American Beauties on Capitol avenue
Twenty four intimate friends honored Mrs. Richardson at a birthday tea in pink and white decor at Capitol avenue. A Jack Horner pie centerpiece, rose marked milestones, birthday candles, and verses attached to favors accompanied music and later singing. Guests wore pink baskets and each wore a blossom as a keepsake.
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Cheyenne
Walt
Milas Laura
Valeria Richardson
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Hays Did Not Tell Of Fund In Probe
Senator Reed suggested the cost of a country wide propaganda stunt could reach 27000 to 90000 dollars. Hays remained unable to identify the funder. George White, Democratic committee chairman, was ordered summoned to testify again Wednesday, likely followed by Wilbur Marsh, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee.
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Democratic National Committee
General Bennett Assigned to Coast Command
Brigadier General George Barnett former commandant of the marine corps has been assigned to duty at San Francisco as senior officer on the Pacific coast Beere-Pantels announced. Barnett’s assignment follows a sixty day leave of absence taken at the start of the fiscal year when Major General Lajuene succeeded him. He will direct all marine corps movements on the coast.
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Quartet of Auto Thieves Sentenced to Prison
Sheriff and messenger evacuated four young men from Rock Springs to the Wyoming state penitentiary at Rawlins. They had been arrested weeks earlier for stealing John Morton Win tom Len. The men, ages about 18 to 21, were found guilty and sentenced to from one to four years in the penitentiary. Three hailed from Chicago and one from Seattle.
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Score and Two Treaties Jeopardized in Washington Report
A report from Washington notes that commercial treaties with Britain and France from 1818 face jeopardy amid a bill. The document discusses potential abrogation under the proposed measure and any required termination by the state department.
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United States
Britain
France
Altoa
State Department
Writs, Votes, and a Northern Sky Metaphor In GOP Text
A fragmented passage depicts a writ restraining women from voting until court decision. A suffrage remark greets the delay, followed by a sagacious judge and a new star in the northern sky. References to doctors experts and a "music of the spheres" image appear beside GOP HQ hints.
Another Roosevelt and the War of Vowels
A humorous wartime verse mocks politics and wartime folly. It contrasts Allied topics with a playful jab at speech, noting Americans and Poles marching letters and vowels in a satirical take on national effort.
Wild Man Faces Insanity Inquiry in District Court
Charles Schemmelman was tried in district court Tuesday before Court Commissioner Malin on an insanity charge. A six man jury found he possessed substantial property and referred the case to Judge Mentier for estate administration. He had been arrested after wandering in a peculiar manner near the city and has since been confined to jail.
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Malin
Art Arnold
J. A. Kirkpatrick
L. B. Hunt
J. F. Jenkins
L. H. van Ostrand
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Mentier
Bchemmel
Tsat Spring
Jall
Cochran Aims to Block German Plays in London Fight
Charles Fr. Cochran, a London theatrical producer, seeks support from Perrla Mont in his campaign against German plays on the English stage. He claims each German play serves propaganda aims.
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London
Charles Fr. Cochran
Périlamont
Agaliet
Elevator Falls Ten Stories Kills Two In New York
Two men died and sixteen were injured when an elevator carrying eighteen passengers plunged ten stories during the evening home rush. Officials suspect a snapped cable and weights crashing through the car top.
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New York
Women Jurors Find Milk Dealer Guilty in City Court
Six society women and local political jealors composed a jury in municipal court Tuesday that found a milk dealer guilty of selling diluted milk and fined him. Harvey appealed the case to circuit court. This is believed to be Missouri's first jury of women empaneled.
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Very
Harvey
Missouri
British Earl Sentenced for Dishonest Credit
The Earl of Glancantry, bankrupt and undischarged, was found guilty of obtaining credit without disclosing his status. Judge Justice Darling sentenced him to three months imprisonment despite the defendant’s dignified appearance at the bar.
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Earl of Glancantry
London Attitude On Crime And Poverty
London readers hear a stark statement about socially unraised men with idle habits. The speaker argues lack of purposeful work leads to dissipation and crime, noting that real need can push a man toward illegal acts for credit or money.
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London
Notable September Days From Early American History
A fragmented list notes events tied to September dates: Oregon makes Labor Day a legal holiday, treaty of Versailles in 1783, first Continental Congress in Philadelphia, Laayeses French figure linked to Amosists, Lincoln assassination claim, Perry at Put-in-Bay, Francis Scott Key inspiration, Scott’s Mexico city capture, Washington’s farewell, Garfield assassination, first daily newspaper in the United States, and other historical markers.
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English Word Gentlem an Creeps Into French Language
Paris Aug 41 English words gradually enter French speech. The latest accepted is gentleman and the academy has defined it as well. The note reflects language exchange as English terms gain official recognition in French usage.
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Ee Academy
Profiteers Ponder Sugar Prices After Sudden Drop
New York August 31 dealers debated whether sugar prices have hit bottom after a sharp early week decline. Some traders warn of further drops, risking heavy losses on large long positions while larger traders expect fewer major breakthroughs.
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New York
Whatham Aims For 100-Hour Piano World Record
Charles F. Whatham played the piano nonstop for 56 hours in London and then fell ill. He plans a next attempt to reach 100 hours to set a new world record.
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Charles F. Whatham
Bextime
Dry Presidential Candidate Plans Airplane Campaign
Anapolis reports Dr. Jane S. Watkins prohibition party candidate will begin a nationwide tour by airplane on September 15. The trip will cover all states east of the Rocky Mountains.
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Jane S. Watkins
Prohibition Party
Airplane
Rocky Mountains
G O P Leaders to Consult in Chicago Meeting
Republican leaders from more than a dozen western states will convene in Chicago for a two day meeting to plan the presidential campaign. Delegates from Iowa Nebraska Ohio and South Dakota are parmi the early list as the group discusses strategy and coordination.
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Chile to convert Robinson Crusoe Island cave into hotel
The Chilean government intends to transform the Robinson Crusoe cave on Juan Fernandez Island into a hotel and tourist center within the national park. The plan is reported by A Devan of the Hawaiian Society as part of island development efforts.
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Honolulu
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Touriole
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Nf A. Devan
Wanted To Buy Clean Cotton Rags
A brief classifieds note states purchase of clean cotton rags at 5 cents per pound, payable at Tribune Office.
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Tribune
Every Flower Has Story of Its Own The Mandrake
A historical note on the mandrake detailing myths and uses. Superstitions claim shrieks when gathered would kill listeners. It was tied to dogs to harvest safely and used medically for eye diseases and narcotic effects. Medieval beliefs linked mandrakes to charms and devil contracts with notable cases cited.
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