Local social events include tea, visits, and club meetings
Mrs J ae Walton hosted a Polk Lore Club tea at East Twenty first street with guest Miss Beth Rynder and others attending. Miss Evelyn and Miss Amelia Goff entertained at a Sunday dinner party. The Methodist Missionary Society meets Friday night at 1815 Central avenue. The Cheyenne W C T U met at Mrs J F Jenking's home with officer elections postponed. Governor Carey was in town on business this week.
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J Ae Walton
Adiose Polk Lore Club
East
Joules J Kirk
New York City
Evelyn
Amelia Goff
Et McHugh
Anna Finch
Amelia Goft
Messia
Dewey Kemp
Jack Jensen
Harley Barton
Arthur Southard
Methodist ” Missionary Society
Farthing
Central Avenue
Cheyenne
J. F. Jenking
East Twenty-second Street
Casselman
State Treasury
C. ©.Laird
Miss Garland
al Chapman
Minnie Garland
Washington, D. C
Hber
Ada B. Coates
Edna Barnett
Maude Johnnston
Lulu McCormick
Mabel Fincher
J. H. Tilsey
Twenty-second Street
J. R. Blitson
TFE
Ernest Mahin
Delta Vivian
Loren Josephine Coon
John Coon
George Fowler
Birdie Allen
Evelyn Conboy
John Fowler
Margaret Grunden
Leona Bruner
Norma Fritz
Ellinor Bruner
Hilda Shorts
L. W. Martin
C. Fowler
John J. Coon
Mra Polaris heads to Grand Inland with son Charles Junties
Local notes report society activity and club meetings. The Girl Reserve group assists high school registration week, Mizpah class opens its year at Mrs Hale’s Pioneer Street home, and Miss Delpha Pear Lewis guest at a shower for Casper fiancé. Other items note gatherings, visits by Frank Wiffler, Miss Genevieve Hittle moving to Prairie City, and a Miss Garland visit from Washington.
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Mra. Polaris
Grand Inland
Charles Junties
The
Presbyterian Church
W. W. Hale
Pioneer Street
Hale
O. M. Lloyd
Horace Jenkins
Delpha Pear Lewis
Paddock Snryder
Casper
Misa Mac Clausen
Vitm Club
Genevieve Hittle
Prairie City
Mia
Frank C. Lyons
Misa Gracia Hittle
Knox College
Chief of Children’s Bureau Remarks Stir Debate on Mothers
Washington reports claim the chief of the U. S. Children’s Bureau says women are not instinctively good mothers. He cites infant mortality, noting one in ten babies dies before age one and half die in the first six weeks. Causes listed include income shortage, venereal disease, and maternal health during pregnancy.
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Children's Bureau
Prenatal and Confinement Care Emphasized for Mothers
A Children’s Bureau table outlines monthly age groups of deaths at one year and stresses comprehensive prenatal examinations by competent physicians. It urges healthy living and prompt medical consultation, noting confinement requires a well trained doctor due to potential complications. This is the first of four articles in a series.
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Children’s Bureau
Rothe
Baby
Harding Endorsement Debate Suggested by Marion Observer
The article notes a press claim that Harding’s position was endorsed in conferences and mocks the situation as tragic. A proposal urges a joint porch debate in Marion between Senator Johnson who opposes any league and ex-President Taft who backs the league, seeking Harding’s final decision.
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Harding
Marion
Johnson
Taft
Georgia Republicans Pursue Fundraising in Atlanta Case
Testimony in Atlanta reveals plans to raise funds for party operations. C. W. McClure testifies that C. F. Taylor brought a letter from Fred Upham promising a higher drive, with Dr J. C. Stockbridge quoting a $25,000 Atlanta quota. Brainerd’s January story cited $16,000,900. he cites privilege for source. Senators Kenyon, Spencer and Pomerene back Lena Reed's legal stance. ruling expected tomorrow.
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Atlanta
C. W. McClure
United States
Georgia
C. F. Taylor
Republican National Treasurer
Fred Upham
J. C. Stockbridge
Taylor
Cox
Washington
Lena Reed
Kenyon
Spencer
Pomerene
Aerial Mail Service Expands Routes and Delays
Coast to coast aerial mail begins with planes from Cheyenne to Salt Lake and Omaha to Iowa City. Delays occur as multiple ships encounter motor trouble and unknown fates for some sorties. Officials expect faster routes with De Haviland fours and all metal planes as operations normalize.
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Neb
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Buck Herron
Rock Spend
Cheyenne Field
Iowa City
Iowa
New York
A. R. Dunphy
Omaha
de Haviland
Eight Hundred Boosters for Uncle Sam to Russia
An article describes 800 American children and youths known as goodwill missionaries being sent from Vladivostok via New York toward Russia to promote freedom. The Red Cross cared for them in Vladivostok for months and hosted a farewell party in New York where girls received dolls and boys toys.
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Uncle Sam
Russia
Siberia
Vladivostock
American Red Cross
Tiny
Pacific
Panama Canal
New York
Red Cross
Dolla
Man Dies in California Motorcycle Crash
Frank Freeman of this city was killed when a motorcycle was struck by an auto that fled the scene in California. Freeman had served as chief engineer in the United States navy and recently received an honorable discharge. He was visiting relatives when the accident occurred. his body will be brought to Cheyenne for burial.
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Frank Freeman
California
Freeman
Thomas Freeman
United States Navy
Navy
Cheyenne
Sheriff Smake Returns From Laramie County Fair
Sheriff Smake reports a calm Laramie County Fair despite heavy Sediano weather that hampered activities. Officials say attendance remained steady and the event proceeded with minimal disruption.
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Smake
Laramie County
Senator Harding Is Cheered by Farmers
Senator Harding wins farmers approval with a vigorous appeal to Americanism. He set aside his manuscript and delivered a forceful speech, recounting his views as he faced a receptive crowd of agricultural constituents.
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Senator Harding
Senator Harding Speech Reflects on America and Liberty
The speaker recalls emigrants returning from Europe and poverty on ships, calling America a land of guaranteed freedom and opportunity. He claims to know the path because he traveled six years earlier, urging preservation of independence and guiding the world toward civilization. The event included multiple offers at the four hour fair grounds.
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Europe
Senator Harding
América
Radio tower work progresses at landing shed site
Crews are advancing steadily on the radio tower installation at the landing shed. Work focuses on mounting towers, wiring, and testing communications gear as part of ongoing infrastructure improvements.
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Z. KE. Levision
Hymié
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Rynders
Levison
Robert D. Carey
T. Blake Kennedy
Plains C. F. Whittier
Los Angeles
Pavia Hotel
Henderson
Pond
Harry PR. Henderson
Harry B. Henderson
Jer
Misa Keute Newlin
I. C. Newlin
Ming Newlin
Universy of
Nebraska
Lincoln
E. W. Justice
Frank Wiffler
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
Wis
University of Wissons
Louis Herman
F. L. Babcock
Herman
Mr .Babcock
University of Nebraska
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity
Potter
Irma French
Santa Fe
N. M
Twitchell
Fred Peterson
United States Land Office
Jeanettte
Josephine Mullen
W. EB. Mullen
Jeanette
Notre Dame
Baltimore
Josephine
University of Nebraske
c. F/Whittier
Mr. Whittier
Big Horn County
Bonanza
Wyoming
Seymoour
Walt
Cheyenne High School
Dan Mes
Marion Yoder
Ruth Bridenbaugh
George L. Strader
Chapter C. P. &. 0
U. S. Children's Bureau
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COX Sas
Shifty
Mentier
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