Women Club Events Highlight Afternoon Meetings Across LA
Numerous ladies clubs hold gatherings this afternoon including Mt Melick and Whittier groups. Alpha club discusses India as papers on White Race begin. Hospital Aid Society plans January charity work and reorganizes committees while Slogan social and tea events draw members.
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Brary
Ladice
India
J. &. Bartlett
D. M. Carrey
Robert 8. Gray
Mesdames
Carley
Wartlett
Gray
Judson
Dinneen
Litbey
Schaefer
Hospital Aid Society
Charity Hall
St. Johns Hospital
K. Snyder
J. M. Carey
Church Socials and Meetings Across South Side
The South Side Ald society hosts a social at Mrs. C. L. Gaze’s home 207 By St. The Guild meets Friday at the Parish House with Mrs. E. T. Bartley and Mrs. Harry Hoffman as hosts. The Baptist Ladies bake sale is Saturday at E. S. Johnston’s Grocery with Mrs. B. H. Finkbinder aiding. The Baptist State Convention convenes at the Baptist church in Cheyenne September 24 to 27.
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South Side
Ald Society
C. L. Gaze
Sth Street
E. T. Bartley
Harry Hoffman
Johnston
B. H. Finkbinder
E. 26Th Street
Congregational Aid Society
Baptist State Convention
Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Wyoming crop one best bet says F Houx
The article quotes F Houx praising Cheyenne and its farming district as one of the finest. He suggests Cheyenne should have a flour mill with a capacity of 500 to 1000 barrels per day to utilize local grain. He calls Monday a sight that cured sore eyes and ends with his concluding remark.
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Wyoming
F. Houx
Cheyenne
Chevenne
Houx
Sheriff Recaptures Cheyenne Burglar William Brandt
Sheriff Frank Roach brought William F. Brandt from Denver after his arrest by Cheyenne authorities on burglary charges. Detectives Holland and Acting Chief Embray captured him Friday night. Brandt fled to a downtown alley before surrendering en route to the station. Police believe he is linked to several recent burglaries.
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Frank Roach
Cheyenne
Denver
William F. Brandt
Brandt
Ees
Holland
Embray
Denver Woman Denies Cruelty Grounds in Divorce Fight
Mrs. Cooper, 79, seeks to remain apart from her husband after a 30 year marriage and says she will not accept alimony offers. She cites desertion and coercive attempts to end the marriage, details hardship from past pensions and California residence, and current stay at Edgewater.
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Cooper
California
Denver
Tig
Troops Move From Fort D. A. Russell To Douglas
Two of four special trains moved through Denver with Lieut John A Robenson aboard and sealed orders. Troops are headed toward Slaughter's ranch near Douglas as Mexican rebels raid the area. One hundred twenty cars needed for transport of soldiers horses and gear.
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Denver
Colo
Fort D. A. Russell
Douglas
Alix
Union Station
Fiest
John A. Robenson
Slaughter’s Ranch
State canvassing counts primary vote
The state canvassing board reported partial results from the primary. Warren led for U S senator with 12,092 votes to Kendrick 7,216. Mondell 12,772 for representative to Fahey 1,209 and Spages 1,794. Beard 11,501 for state supreme court over Clark 6,693. Mentzer 1,001 Watts 1,551 Lee 1,893 for the first judicial district.
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Forsythe
Stat
Baird
United States
Warren
eKndrick
Mondell
Fahey
Spages
Justice
State Supreme Court
Beard
Clark
First Judicial District
Mentzer
Watts
Lee
Cows Thrive on Spineless Cactus Diet at California Ranch
Two cows on a Santa Rosa ranch were fed only spineless cactus to show at the state fair. Within three days milk rose five pounds, then seven, then nine by day five. Two hogs on the same diet also prospered.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Here
Special Wednesday Offer on Host's Perfect Baking Powder
Special midweek sale on Host's Perfect Baking Powder promises absolute purity and full satisfaction. Try a can at a special price, use it multiple times, and receive a cheerful refund of your purchase price if not entirely satisfied. A cook hook comes with each can at the special price.
Good Word of Dr. Wiley Endorses Wilson Marshall
Dr. Harvey W. Wiley urges voters to back Wilson and Marshall in the 1912 race, arguing Roosevelt and Taft would sustain adulteration and predatory interests. He cites his own work on food safety and urges support for candidates promising public welfare, health protections, and reform in the Department of Agriculture.
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Harvey W. Wiley
U. 8 Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Congress
Bureau of Chemistry
Tie
Mr. Taft
Taft
Wilson
Marshall
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S
Pinchota
McCabes
Buncombe
Plate
Japanese funeral officials clash over royal welcome
Prince Henry of Prussia arrived in Tokio to represent the kaifer at the late Mikado Matsuhito’s funeral. He was met in person by the Mikado rather than by court officials, a departure that fuels debate over Secretary Knox’s visit and its motives. Prince Arthur of Connaught will arrive to represent King George of Wingland.
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Tokio
Prince Henry
Prussia
Mikado
Matsuhito
Knox
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
George of
Wingland
Teachers Must Promise Not to Marry in Hazleton Schools
In Wilkesbarre Pa dated Sept 10 applicants for Hazleton township teaching posts must sign a written vow not to marry during the nine month school year. Some who refused were told their services would not be required, delaying mid winter weddings to avoid teacher shortages after the term began.
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Wilkesbaard
Hazleton Township
Black Cat Incident Ends in Woman's Death
North Platte Nebraska reports a black cat crossing the path led to the derailment of a railroad motor car. Mrs Anna Simants and two companions were aboard when the cat was struck, causing injuries to Mrs Simants from which she died.
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North Platte
Neb
Anna Simants
Motor Cyclists Killed in Collision With Truck
Two men riding a single motor cycle were killed in a collision with a truck at a downtown Avenue A corner in New York. Both men died from fractured skulls. identities were not released.
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New York
Avenue A
Indian Commissioner Resigns Office in Washington
Robert Valentine, commissioner of Indian affairs, tendered his resignation to the interior department. The move takes effect at the discretion of Secretary Fisher and Valentine plans to join the progressive party.
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Washington
Robert Valentine
Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Fisher
Valentine
Progressive Party
Many Give to Teddy's Campaign Fund
Total contributions to the Roosevelt and Johnson campaign from July 1 to September 7 amount to 72052 dollars. Of this, 53927 dollars have been received locally and the remainder is at Chicago headquarters, per Treasurer Hooker of the progressive committee. Leading donors include George W. Perkins and Frank A. Munsey at 15000 dollars each. Several contributions of 6000, 2000, and 1000 dollars are noted.
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New York
Chicago
Hooker
Progressive Committee
George W. Perkins
Frank A. Munsey
The Prophet and Adviser of the Four
Mme Heck the clairvoyant draws Cheyenne crowd with readings and miracles. Clients report locating lost papers, reuniting estranged couples, renewing engagements, and gaining guidance in business, law, love, and fortune. Parlor hours and privacy details listed.
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Cheyenne
Mme, Heck
Mme. Heck
Cee
East Nineteenth Street
Washington Progressives Nominate Full Ticket
The Progressive state convention in Seattle dominated the slate naming Robert T. Hodge for Governor and five candidates for Congress. Roosevelt's address served as the convention's keynote.
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Washington
Seattle
Wash
Robert T. Hodge
Bo’ernor
Congress
Roosevelt
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