Women Club Events Share Capitol Hill Interest
Mrs Welsh hosts the Capitol AU Chile group at 416 West Twenty second Street on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Roscoe Dutcher plans to entertain the W W C of the R M A at her east of Lake Minnehaha home. Bridge Club guests include Mrs Pitt Covert at tomorrow afternoon’s meeting.
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Capitol AU Chile
Welsh
West Twenty-second Street
Capitol Hill Club
Roscoe Dutcher
The
Lake Minnehaha
Bridge Club
Help One Another Club Postponed After Baby's Death
The Help One Another club meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon is postponed for one week until September 12. The delay honors the family of Mr and Mrs John L Thomas as they mourn the loss of their baby, with members sharing in their sorrow.
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Help One Another
John L Thomas
Thomas
Picnic and Playful Labor Day Outing in Church Circles
The Methodist church group and twenty youths held a Labor Day picnic at Lake Minneloha enjoying food song and fine weather. Dr and Mrs Millard accompanied them as they returned home satisfied with the holiday. Hosts for Friday include Mrs A K Smith and Mrs R Forsyth for St Marks Guild at the Parish House. The Baptist Willing Workers will follow.
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Methodist Church
Labor Day
Sylvan Delis
Lake Minneloha
Mre. Millard
A. K. Smith
Mrs. R. Forsyth
Guild of St. Mark's
Church Meeting Sets Time Change for Annual Reports
The note calls for a Friday gathering in the church parlors at 2 20 PM to hear annual reports and elect officers for the coming year. Attendance is urged and the time adjustment from 3 PM is emphasized.
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting Planned by Mrs Hall
Mrs W Hall of 212 East Twenty-fifth Street will host a Presbyterian Aid society gathering Friday afternoon with assistance from Mrs Frye and Mrs Piper.
Shock Kills Convict Near Release Date
Jefferson City Missouri dispatch reports J L Wilson a convict from Lynn County was about to be released after serving a two year sentence for carrying concealed weapons. In the penitentiary machine shop he told fellow convicts I won’t be with you long. A power switch was accidentally turned on and Wilson was killed by electric shock.
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Jefferson City
J. L. Wilson
Lynn County
Secral Convicta
Wilson
Roosevelt Ends Vermont Campaign in Brattleboro Visit
Theodore Roosevelt wrapped up his Vermont tour in Brattleboro with positive remarks on the November outlook. Crowds greeted him in several towns as he delivered brief speeches before continuing to Oyster Bay tomorrow morning and then departing for a western tour on Monday.
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Brattleboro
Theodore Roosevelt
Vermont
Oyster Bay
How Women Can Save Money in Beauty Remedies
An old ad style piece explains DIY beauty mixtures sold at drug stores for under a dollar. It describes making hair growth powders from herbs, paste methods to remove unwanted hair, eyebrow tinting, eyelash darkening, and a complexion beautifier to disguise freckles and sun damage.
Senator Warren named enemy of labor in union printers' note
A union printer declares Senator Warren hostile to labor, citing votes against labor causes including the 1912 vote against the Lawrence Massachusetts strike resolution and protectionist tariffs. The note urges workers to judge him by his congressional record and oppose his support from editors and hirelings.
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Warren
Linge
Lke
Peake
Will Cwme
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Plate
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Mass
United States Senate
General Huerta Establishes Juarez Headquarters
Federal general Huerta arrived in Juarez to set up headquarters, with about three hundred troops accompanying him as the northern force alignment moves forward.
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Juarez
Jaarez
Huerta
Federalg
Hia
Remarkable Screw Removed From Boy's Windpipe
In Cincinnati on September 2, six year old Sherwick Bobb suffered a screw lodged in his windpipe for three years. Dr John Rawly, an eye specialist, used a magnet to extract the metal, removing the screw in under five minutes and the boy began recovery.
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Cincinnati
Sherwick Bobb
John Rawly
Wyoming Links to Seattle Boosts Westward Growth
Wyoming progress hinges on the Thermopolis to Powder River rail link opening a gulf-to-sound transcontinental route. The line will increase access to Yellowstone, unlock millions of acres for farming grazing and minerals, attract settlers, and raise interest in Big Horn Hot Springs. Public land sales begin September 15 1912 at Lander with about 775 000 acres offered, cash sales with 640 acre limits per reservation, daily tract offerings, and no required residency.
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Wyoming
Great
Union Pacific Railroad
Colorado
Nebraska
South Dakota
Lnk
Yellowstone Park
Big Horn
Thermopolis
Wind River Reservation
Canada
United States
Lander
U. S. Land Office
Wyo
Boy dies after balloon rope entangles in Flint incident
Chester Betts aged 14 of Flint Michigan was whisked 2000 feet aloft when his foot caught in a balloon guy rope. He fell through a barn roof and died while en route to a hospital. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bert Betts.
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Flint, Mich
Chester Betts
Bert Betta
Masonic Play “An Eighteenth Century Lodge” Planned
On Wednesday September 4 at the Masonic Temple a play titled An Eighteenth Century Lodge will be presented. All Master Masons in good standing are invited to attend. Lodge examinations begin at 6 30, doors close at 7 o'clock. Committee led by Harry B Craen, chairman.
Governor Johnson Addresses Convention Hall Crowd
Governor Johnson spoke to a large crowd in Convention Hall Kansas City despite rain. He had earlier addressed a labor gathering in Topeka and then departed for Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Kansas City
Govvernor Johnson
Topeke
Lincoln
Neb
Strike at Fort Leavenworth Caddies Cause Stir
A caddie strike at Fort Leavenworth caused a tense standstill as second classmen demanded first class status. Officers negotiated but only moved to erase second class ranks, ending the walkout when caddies returned to posts. The episode disrupted the Fort Leavenworth Field Club activities.
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Fort Leavenworth
Puch
War Department
Fort Leavenworth Field Club
High Eighteenth Century Lodge Invitation
On Wednesday September 4 at 8 oclock in the Masonic Temple All Master Masons in good standing are invited to attend This is given under the lodge examinations at oclock By the Committee Harry E Crain Chairman
Editor of Judge dies from horse fall injuries
Carlton T. Garretson editor of Judge magazine died in New York at his sister's home from injuries after being thrown from a horse.
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New York
Carlton T. Garretson
Judge
I Like It All The Ball Game Lament
A nostalgic poem praising baseball action from fielding to sliding and pitching while lamenting the other side turning the tide and lifting the ball to odd places. It mentions traveling men and a pitcher from a small town as a nod to big league potential. References to Window Glaus and varnish brands appear as stray lines.
Window Display Promotes One Year Guarantee Goods
See them in our window and learn they are Very Heat to Be Had with a one year guarantee. The offer highlights a durable item lineup inviting customers to inspect options firsthand.
Franklin Waa Dry Farmer
Dry farmer Hep Franklin writes a motto urging industry with the line Plow deep while sluggards sleep. The quip frames his work ethic as a cautionary rule for diligent farming.
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Franklin
Hep-Franklin
Kindness and Caution for Herd and Poultry Care Notes
The article discusses humane treatment for hogs and prudent culling for flock health. It notes pigs respond well to good feed and care, suggests timing for lamb castration, and urges extra attention to fowl during molting six week period. It also mentions Swiss chard by poultry yard for summer greens and advises sharing bud sticks for fruit trees in August.
Time Tables From Omaha via Cheyenne and Agaen
Railway schedule snippets show arrivals and departures for multiple trains across Omaha Cheyenne Ogden Denver and Chicago routes. Details include numbers 22468 2525 5220 2285 101 102 103 100 and times ranging from early morning to late night with Denver Pacific and Burlington routes listed.
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Denver
South
Couple Fails To Marry In Lions Den At Oakland Park
Miss Mae Clark who received 250 proposals to wed in a lions den at a local amusement park appeared in the cage last night but was not married. Earlier, Miss Ruth Kav ranaugh and George W. Loewenstein wed in the den with a trainer, a lioness, leopard, panther, puma and jaguar present.
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den OF Lions
Oakland
Gal
Mae Clark
Ruth Kavanaugh
George W. Loewenstein
Officials renew dynamite plot probe in Lawrence case
Boston report says the grand jury will reconvene next week with more evidence as indictments of W. M. Wood of the American Woolen Co and Dennis J. Collins loom. A third man, as prominent as Wood, is ill and may surrender Tuesday.
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Boston
Mass
Lawrence
W. M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Dennis J. Collins
Mr. Wood
Britain to Demand U S Arbitration Over Panama Canal Toll Act
London officials announced that Britain will formally seek arbitration from the United States regarding the Panama Canal toll act now passed by Congress. The demand outlines the dispute over toll terms as per international law and government policy.
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Wamdmon
Itit
United States
United States Congress
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