Capitol Women Clubs Meet This Week Across City
Mrs Welsh hosts the Capitol Hill club on Wednesday afternoon at 416 West Twenty second street. Mrs Roscoe Dutcher welcomes the W W C of the R M A at her home east of Lake Minnehaha. The Wednesday Bridge club meets with Mrs Pitt Covert tomorrow afternoon.
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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 Meeting Postponed After Tragic Death
The Help One Another club meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon is postponed for one week to September 12 due to the death of the baby of Mr. and Mrs. John L Thomas. Mrs. Thomas is a leading member and members extend sympathy.
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Help One Another
John L Thomas
Thomas
Church Group Picnic Marks Labor Day Outing
The Metho dist church group of twenty attended a Labor Day picnic at Lake Minneloha. They ate and drank, sang, and returned content after a day in the sylvan setting. Dr and Mrs Millard accompanied the party. Mrs A K Smith and Mrs R Forsyth to host Friday for St Mark's Parish House guild.
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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 Announced With Reports and Elections
Friday afternoon gathering at the church parlors for annual reports and officer elections for the coming year. Attendance urged. note time correction from 3 to 2 20.
Presbyterian Aid Society Meeting Announced
Mrs. W. Hall of 212 East Twenty-fifth Street will host the Presbyterian Aid society Friday afternoon with assistance from Mrs. Frye and Mrs. Piper.
Shock Kills Convict Near Day of Release
Jefferson City Missouri reports a convict named J L Wilson from Lynn County was within thirty days of release when he told fellow inmates he would not be long. He leaned against a switch in the machine shop and a current was turned on causing fatal electrical shock.
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Jefferson City
J. L. Wilson
Lynn County
Secral Convicta
Wilson
Roosevelt Ends Vermont Campaign in Brattleboro Visit
Theodore Roosevelt concluded his Vermont campaign in Brattleboro on September 2, expressing satisfaction with the outlook for the November election. Crowds greeted him in several towns as he delivered brief addresses and planned to proceed to Oyster Bay the next morning then depart Monday for a western tour.
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Brattleboro
Theodore Roosevelt
Vermont
Oyster Bay
How Women Can Save Money in Beauty Preparations
A dated guide advises women to save money by mixing home beauty concoctions using drugstore ingredients. It promotes inexpensive preparations for hair growth, hair removal, eyebrow tinting, and skin whitening and blemish concealment with simple mixtures and common products.
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Elim Eliia
Senator Warren's record as an enemy of labor voiced by union printer
A union printer rails against Senator Warren, citing past votes against labor rights and his supposed pro capital stance. The piece attacks Warren's record on strikes, tariffs, and petitions, urging miners and workers to reject him and support labor-friendly candidates.
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Warren
Linge
Lke
Peake
Will Cwme
Wyoming
Senator Warren
Plate
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
Mass
United States Senate
General Huerta Arrives in Juarez to Establish HQ
General Huerta arrives in Juarez with 300 federal troops to set up headquarters in the northern theater. The move strengthens northern command as Huerta consolidates control amid ongoing military operations.
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Juarez
Jaarez
Huerta
Federalg
Hia
Magnet Used To Remove Screw From Boy’s Windpipe
In Cincinnati a six year old Sherwick Bobb suffered a screw lodged in his windpipe for three years. Dr John Rawly used a magnet to extract the metal in under five minutes, ending the boy’s painful breathing blockage and starting recovery.
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Cincinnati
Sherwick Bobb
John Rawly
Wyoming Develops Transcontinental Link Toward Pacific Coast
Wyoming prepares for public land auctions as the Wind River Shoshone lands near Lander are offered at not less than $1 per acre. The sale, starting September 15, 1912, will offer about 775,000 acres to buyers with no residency requirement and daily tracts.
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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 Accident In Flint
Chester Betts aged 14 son of Mr and Mrs Bert Betts living in Flint Michigan slipped his foot on a balloon guy rope and was carried 2000 feet before crashing through a barn roof and dying en route to a hospital officials reported.
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Flint, Mich
Chester Betts
Bert Betta
Eighteenth Century Lodge Masonic Play at Temple
On Wednesday September 4 there will be a Masonic play titled An Eighteenth Century Lodge at the Masonic Temple. All Master Masons in good standing are invited to attend with examinations at 6:30. Doors close at 8 o'clock. Committee chaired by Harry B Craen.
Johnson Addresses Raining Convention Hall Crowd
Governor Johnson spoke to a large crowd in Kansas City Convention Hall despite rain. Earlier he addressed an abortion gathering in Topeka, and he left Kansas City tonight for Lincoln Nebraska.
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Kansas City
Govvernor Johnson
Topeke
Lincoln
Neb
Strike at Fort Leavenworth Caddies End Quietly
A dispute at Fort Leavenworth over class standing led to a two day walkout by second classmen, but officers resolved to promote all to first class and the strike ended with caddies returning to duty. No arrests were reported.
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Fort Leavenworth
Puch
War Department
Fort Leavenworth Field Club
An Highteenth Century Lodge invites Master Masons
On Wednesday September 4 at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple the An Highteenth Century Lodge invites all Master Masons in good standing to attend. Examinations at an appointed hour. By the Committee Harry E. Crain, Chairman.
Editor of Judge Carlton Garretson Dies in New York
Carlton T. Garretson editor of Judge died at his sister’s home in New York after being thrown from a horse. The death occurred September 2 with injuries from the incident. His passing ends his long tenure in journalism.
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New York
Carlton T. Garretson
Judge
Those Games We Lose and the Pitcher in Small Towns
A poem praising baseball’s action from ash and horsehide to sliding at the plate. It notes the thrill of every strike and ball while acknowledging the other side that lifts teams. References to Window Glaus and several varnish firms appear as era-like brand mentions.
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Whden
Very Heat to Be Had Displayed in Window
The shop advertises heating items guaranteed for one year and invites customers to view them in the window display.
Franklin Waa Dry Farmer
Franklin Waa Dry Farmer is described as a dry farmer who writes a maxim about plowing deeply while others rest. The note emphasizes frugality and diligence in agricultural life.
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Franklin
Hep-Franklin
Kindness and caution when caring for farm stock
Advice on humane treatment and careful management of pigs sheep and poultry. Emphasis on timely culling castration timing for lambs molting periods for fowls and providing green feed such as Swiss chard during summer. Also notes opportunities for grafting fruit trees with bud sticks from neighbors.
Time Tables From Omaha to Cheyenne and Denver
A dense listing of train schedules shows arrival and departure times for trains between Omaha Cheyenne Ogden Denver and Chicago routes. It includes No 101 102 103 104 109 110 108 100 101 102 110 104, with varied times in Denver time and Pacific time.
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Denver
South
Couple Married in Den of Lions Ends Not in Clark
In Oakland California Miss Mae Clark who received 250 proposals to marry in a lion den at a local amusement park appeared in the cage but was not wed. Earlier Miss Ruth Kavanaugh and George W Loewenstein wed in the den with a lioness, leopard, panther, puma and jaguar, while their trainer watched armed with whip and pistol.
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den OF Lions
Oakland
Gal
Mae Clark
Ruth Kavanaugh
George W. Loewenstein
Dynamite Plot Indictments Expand Investigation
Boston Sept 2 The grand jury indictments of W M Wood president of the American Woolen Co Dennis J Collins and a third man do not end the dynamite planting probe in Lawrence The jury plans to reconvene next week with more evidence to be presented An unwell third man is expected to surrender Tuesday and is described as a prominent social and financial figure like Wood.
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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
The British government announced in London that a formal demand for arbitration would be made against the United States over the Panama Canal toll act recently passed by Congress. The move signals formal government action in the toll dispute.
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London
Wamdmon
Itit
United States
United States Congress
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Harry B, Craen
Johnson LN
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Big Kansas
Carl Shannon
Leavenworth Post
Harry E. Craln
Judge Dead
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Capitol Ave
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