Shakespeare Club Opens Season With Elections and Social
The Shakespeare club met at Mrs. W. L. Whipple’s home to begin the new six week study period with Browning as the first focus. Officers were elected: President Mrs. H. B. Patten, Vice President Mrs. W. L. Whipple, Secretary Treasurer Miss Catherine Chaplin, Delegate Miss Ruth Lacey, with Miss Rose Martin and Miss Mabel Patten filling vacancies caused by removals. Members attended except Mrs. Stockwell and Miss Stine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
W. L. Whipple
Browning
Maude Johns Aton
Catherne Chaplin
Ruth Lacey
Rose Martin
Mabel Patten
Church Circles Schedule Openings For Friday Meetings
Church groups announce openings this week with hosts listed. The Guild of St Mark’s convenes Friday afternoon with Mia A W Barber and Mrs Kent as hostesses. The Baptists O A meets this afternoon with Miss Marjorie Whipple at her new home. Jewish Ladies circle meets this afternoon with Mrs William Myers at 808 EB 17th Street. Congregational Mission prepares for its consecration Friday afternoon in church parlors with annual church offering to be taken Sunday morning. Presbyterian Aid hosts Mrs W C Mentzer Friday afternoon at her home 515 234 &1. Congregational Christian Endeavor plans Thursday evening church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild of St. Mark's
Mia
A. W. Barber
Mrs. Kent
Mra
William Myers
17Th Street
Congregational Mission
Congregational Mission Circle
Presbyterian Aid
W. C. Mentzer
Presbyterian Aid Society
Special Teachers Meeting and Parish Social Recapped
An important church event to plan the year includes a Congregational Sunday School special meeting at 7:40 PM. The Young Ladies Sodality of St. Mary’s held a social Monday evening at Mary Melnerney’s home with music games and refreshments. attendance was large.
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The
Sunshine Society
Carnegie Library
Federation
Congregational Sunday School
Youn Ladiow Sodality
Bt. Mary's
Sal Mary Melnerney
Boss and Special Privilege Root of Evil
The piece argues the office holder serves the people not rules them and critiques Republican control since 1896. It frames Standpatter and Progressive camps as linked to a failed economic system and urges replacing old theories with new ones to better serve the public interest. The tone is moral and patriotic, urging voters to demand accountability and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Dasinews
Republican Party
Pro- Ereserve
Honor Bright
Cheyenne City Council Reports on City Marshal Schoel
The Cheyenne city council and police committee report on City Marshal Edward G. Schoel after suspension. They find he violated instructions by using the city car outside limits but exonerate him for turning over a confessed murderer to Colorado authorities. They state he knew nothing of Officer O'Brien selling a capture story to Denver papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
City of
Wyoming
Edward G. Schoel
David Nimmo
Hmita
Colorado
John O'Brien
Shirley
Denver
Frontier
Police Chief Suspension Reinstatement Recommended
Granger's police committee reports the chief’s suspension was justified yet the punishment mild. The chief placed two plain clothes officers to clean up the city and began producing results before suspension. Reinstatement with full pay is urged beginning September 1, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Grainger
U S Holds Orozco as Murderer
Secret service and General Steever indicate a murder charge may be entertained against the elder Orozco. Pablo Garcia Orozco, one of six prisoners, is not identified by U S or Mexican agents. Authorities say they have no definite information linking the mysterious Orozco to the rebel chieftain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orozco
Pablo Garcia Orozco
United States
Secret Service
Steever
General Oroaco
Treatment of Floors White Shellac and Parquet Finishes
Henrietta D. Gravel, Domestic Science Lecturer, explains a parquet floor finish using white shellac followed by wax, plus home made stains like burnt sienna and Prussian blue. She advises maintenance, dye preparation, and varnish steps for various floor types, noting linoleum as ideal and carpet as unsuitable for kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta D. Gravel
City to Buy Books From Industrial Club in Cheyenne
At a Cheyenne city council meeting Secretary Pearlstine of the Industrial club outlined a plan to issue a book with photographs of local sites. The council approved a motion to buy 500 copies to support the project. Percy Hoyt and Joseph Cahill departed for a Denver convent meeting after their fire department duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Pearlstine
Cheyenne
Nimmo
Lab
Percy Hoyt
Cheyenne Fire Department
Joseph Cahill
Denver
Pire
Onyx Place
Return to Principles Against Roosevelt Demagogy
The New York World argues against Theodore Roosevelt’s third-term ambitions, calling him a demagogue who relies on violence and distraction. It warns of disorder and despotic seeds in society if law and democracy fail to check his power, urging a fierce defense of constitutional, equal-rights democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Pathe
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
New York World
Wilson's View Correct on High Cost of Living and Tariff
A July 9 letter in the New York Herald argues Dr. Nicho las Murray Butler misdefines causes of rising living costs. It says tariffs drive rural depopulation and labor scarcity, worsening food production and price levels as population grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Murray Butler
Dr. Butler
United States
Wilson
New York Herald
Campaign Against Trusts Sparks Public Outcry Reform Rhetoric
A New York Tribune excerpt voices alarm at perceived monopolistic plots and the Harvester trust leadership. The piece condemns Perkins money as corrupt and urges serious citizens to reject the grotesque rhetoric propping the finance chairman’s scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester Trust
George W. Perkins
New York Tribune
Not an Unmixed Blessing Claims Gift of Tongues
A woman asserts through prayer and fasting that she has obtained the gift of tongues and can speak any language. Critics may argue the claim is unlikely and serve as a critique of self asserted miracles cited by Baltimore American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynica
Special Train to Burns Fair Leaves Friday
The Union Pacific will run a special train to the Burns fair on Friday due to pay day. It will depart Cheyenne at 10 a.m. and return at 6 p.m., with a round trip fare of $1.10. The Burns fair features fruit exhibits and games with a large Cheyenne delegation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Burns Fair
Burns
Golden Prairie
Rigdon Aids Uinta in Convicting 5 Convicts
L. Rigdon, prosecuting attorney of Laramie county, returned from Evanston after helping John Arnold of Uinta county try five cases. Davis Wilson and Turner were convicted of forgery. Dalton was convicted of manslaughter and sent to the penitentiary. Van Fossen, the head hunter, received four years for hunting elk out of season, the heaviest sentence in the state for such a crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rigdon
Laramie County
Evanston
John Arnold
Uinta County
Davis
Wilson
Turner
Dalton
van Fossen
Warren and Kendrick Expense Comparison Detailed
State records list candidate expenses before the primary. Senator F E Warren shows 541.50 while John B Kendrick reports 63.60. Other totals include Mondell 38.00 Fahey 22.45 Spriggs 59.80 Clark 1.00 Beard 7.00 Watts 240.50 Mentzer 290.30. Warren’s expense exceeds Kendrick’s by about 477.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Houx
Warren
Kendrick
State House
U. S
F. E. Warren
John B. Kendrick
Congress
F. W. Mondell
Thomas P. Fahey
Attorney Spriggs
Supreme Court
Gibson Clark
Cyrus Beard
Rag, Tro
Vera S Acon
Clyde M. Watts
William C. Mentzer
Third Party Menace and Advocates Urged to Temper Zeal
The Daily News argues that advocates of a third party must temper their zeal with common sense to avoid nullifying progressive victories and harming the public by allowing predatory special interests to dominate national questions.
The Difference and Political Fitness Claims
A Republican paper notes Governor Wilson has three years in active politics, likening his and Taft's comparable careers in aiming for the presidency. A separate local item reports William Carpenter, 214 West Eighteenth Street, tried for beating his 10-year-old stepson, was sentenced to thirty days but the term suspended, per Justice Edwards. Hairdressing and related services advertised for A. Ligier at 411 W 10th with phone listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mr. Taft
William Carpenter
West Eighteenth Street
Edwards
Kerr
Mysterious Madame Heck Offers Personal Magnetism Readings
An advertisement touts Mme Heck promising personal magnetism to improve success and influence in business and social life. Readers are urged to consult at 322 East Nineteenth Street with hours from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and a money-back guarantee on all undertakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme, Heck
Mme
Heck
Anna Scala
Mme. Heck
East Nineteenth Street
Results of En-Clty Primaries City Council Update
Official primary results for the city council race last night listed for mayor and council wards. Counts show votes for mayor candidates and ward council contenders with figures like 5 for First Ward and 218 for Third Ward candidate Rahner, among others. An unrelated advertisement for beauty culture services and a Tivoli Rathskeller notice are included.
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Ld Council
BORA
Asie Peters
Gala Iaaieve
Gausiebsiaieeen
Orin Ee Aieyris
Beprnor
Ensiasereesenes
Mrowaig Sainecars
Telvies
Nimmo Katpesanssesnangains
Phoiad Ars Ink
Hannesworth Eee
Rahner
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Athena
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Harey Journal
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Peping
Usha Anit Gakuin
Fie
L. R. Tyson
H. B. Patten
W. L. Whip
Carnegie Wbrary
B. 17Th Street
Alpha Bridge
Alpha Bridge Club
D. J. Carley
Eno Prises
Rived
Dinneen
A. D. Cook
J. &. Bartlett
Carley
J. H. Magoon
W.S. Edmniston
Viveh McMillan
S. Gray
Capitol Hill
Clile
Emerson Wilmita
Capitol Mill
M. H. Hartung
Mystic Maze
Mystic Maze Club
Robert Nagel
Q. O A
the Baptists
O. A
Marjorie Whipple
Christan Endeavor
Congregational Christian Endeavor Society
Schoel
Capitol Commercial Company
Wagner
Mgr
Capitol Ave
Malaga
Tee Ee Peres
Jersey
Kelley Mergantile CO
16Th and
Rigdon
Uinta
Kendricks
Ligier
Ven
Clara A. Ligler
W. 19Th Street
Carey Ave
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