Women club gatherings and bridge results noted
Mystic Maze club met with Cahlias in decor and tea at 5. Invited guests included Gilbert Harris and Margaret Harris. Bridge club hosted by Mrs Martin Hartung with Pitt Covert as top scorer. Ethel Lee to host next Saturday. The Guild social group held a small meeting with high five game won by Sorensen and Sloan. Monthly dance planned by B L F and E with a date in October.
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Robert Nagel
Mystic Maze Club
Meadames Taylor
Sigler
Hainesworth
Penman
Shade
Zalesky
Stuart
Christensen
Kubic
Richardson
Meadames Gilbert Harris
Henry Harris
Houx
Houx, Rodgers
Margaret Harris
Hichardson
Martin Hartung
Pitt Covert
Messdames
Steve Bon
A. P. Hanson
Meyer Frank
Ernal Union
Mra. Sorensen
Mra Sloan
Church Circles Schedule Meetings and Bake Sale
The Presbyterian Aid society meets this afternoon with Mrs Mentzer at 516 Thirty third Street and the Baptist Mission Circle is entertained by Mrs Hetke at 2418 Van Len nen Street. The Guild of St Mark's holds an afternoon work meeting at the Parish House hosted by Mrs Harber and Mrs Kent. The Congregational Missionary society plans their annual consecration at the church and the Baptist ladies stage a bake sale tomorrow at Johnston Grocery. The Awe Toadies met last Wednesday at Miss Marjoria Whipple's 4 PM to discuss plans for a busy fall season with meetings every Tuesday and a monthly social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mra. W
Guild of St. Mark's
A.W. Harber
Kent
O. Awe Toadies
Baptist State Convention
Cheyenne
Hyatiet
Pensiona
van Winkle
Mra. Pudge
Fitch
Mina Millspaveh
Miew Peterson
Fred H. Haggard
D. D
Hoeton
Maes
Th. Proper
Omata
J. A. Jacobs
Kansas City
M. P. Hunt
Fort Colling
Palmer
Boulder
Colo
J. L. Ricpard
Av L Jones
J. C. Clark
Ey Paine
L, A. Garrison
Mettidiet Abd Elects Officers for the Ald Society
The Ald Society of the Methodiet church met at Mrs. Couehman’s home to elect officers for the coming year. Presiding officers include Mrs Rockafield as president, Mrs Piper as first vice president, Mrs Intehor as second vice president, Mrs Beaman as secretary, and Mrs Pierpieila as treasurer. The afternoon featured social visiting and a formal luncheon with artoré and sweet peas as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mettidiet Abd
Ald Society of the Methodiet Church
Mra
B. R. Couehman
Mire
Couchman
Mra. Thompson
Rockafield
First View
Mra. Piper
Intehor
Beaman
Pierpieila
Artoré
Forbes
Wilson
Ocean Pines Tile Alto Preserves Cellar Tea Kettle Time
In Ocean Pines a tip about keeping a tea kettle fresh arises. A porcelain tile Alto is used to manage moisture in the cellar, with advice on avoiding festering and waste. A decorative oyster shell keeps time but should be discarded if grown dull. A cloth wrap wrung from vineware is suggested to maintain freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Pines
Colton on Integrity and Opinion in Society
A fragmentary quotation reflects Colton’s view that integrity depends on more than opinion and that society often despises critique. It laments the rarity of virtuous humility and suggests that public praise should not shelter arrogance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Colton
Governor Wilson backs gradual tariff revision alignment with Democrats
Governor Wilson, after meeting with Congressman Redfield, endorses a gradual tariff revision. He notes Democrats began a targeted reform program, tackling schedules under Payne Aldrich like iron and steel, wool, and sugar. He signals full executive support for the party’s tariff plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Redfield
Boroweh
House
Senate
Taft’s Defense of Philippines Costs Questioned
The article critiques Mr. Taft’s claim that the Philippines cost the United States nothing. It argues the main expense lies in military and naval operations and supporting U.S. forces in the archipelago, and asks whether those millions would have been spent without annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Philippines
United States
Unconscious Humor From A Letter To A Kansas Teacher
A Kansas teacher receives a handwritten parental excuse for Willie’s absence. The note overstates injuries claiming internal harm while the doctor notes only minor external scrapes. The letter’s odd spelling and terms reflect comic miscommunication in school correspondence.
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Kaneas
Willie
Urey
Roosevelt backs recall of presidents in Denver speech
In Denver Roosevelt said he would support recalling a president if the leader opposed the people. He noted he would quit if unable to win electorate backing and cited Pueblo remarks as context. Bryan’s question prompted the reply and Roosevelt dismissed a third term as a fear tactic.
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Denver
Colo
Roosevelt
Bryan
Pueblo
Cheyenne Bride Held in Denver for Shoplifting
Mrs. Ethel Kendrick, 19, married in Cheyenne a week earlier, is jailed in Denver on shoplifting charges. Police found unpurchased hat and skirt with her, plus underwear and dress goods in her room. Kendrick says her husband France Kendrick gave money and she intended to pay for items after locating a clerk.
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Cheyenne
Ethel Kendrick
Denver
Wes
Welton Street
Colorado Capital
Denver Post
Police cleaning up city under reinstated chief
Chief of Police Edward Schoel, since his reinstatement, leads a crackdown on women prostitutes outside the restricted district. On Wednesday eight were arrested for drunkenness and other charges. Judge Wellnitz issued heavy fines and possible expulsion. Tramps are given passports to continue north to southern resorts. Two plain clothes detectives work after midnight as repainting and repapering refresh the police headquar ters interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Schoel
Lince
Wellnitz
Warren Exposé: Allegations Against Governor Warren
The piece accuses Governor Warren of personal profit from office and political plunder. It cites claims of monopolizing the treasurer’s office and distributing rewards to loyalists, criticizing the current Senatorial maneuver as daring and unscrupulous. An interview in yesterday’s Sun is labeled amusing and suggests Warren never intended to keep promises.
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Moti
Jeriora
Leader
Warren
Ito
Warren’s Political Gambit Doubted as Gubernatorial Exit Ruse
The passage questions Warren’s motives claiming the governorship was a blind and notes his noon switch to Senate plans. It suggests health and private business were factors and mocks the idea anyone could be impressed by the move.
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Warren
Senator Warren Pleads Guilty In Territorial Misuse Debate
The piece questions Senator Warren on misuse of territorial funds and related charges. It cites alleged interest drawing from public money, family salaries, and contracts tied to his offices. It questions legality, seeks endorsements from Carey La Follette and others, and ponders impeachment or punishment if unlawful.
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Wyoming
Warren
Territorial
C. P. Connolly
Carey
Congress
la Follette
Tariffs push cost of living higher says Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington Sept 19. Column argues US cost of living rises faster than Britain due to import duties. Cites Germany France Italy and Holland examples showing duties lift inland prices and encourage cross border living and cheaper imports. Notes Dutch goods taxed only on manufactured imports while German duties hit food and necessities.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Harojo
Germany
France
Italy
Holland
Gelderland
Glanerbrug
Frotter
Attar of Rosca Prices Soar on Short Harvest
Short crops reduce harvests of attar of roses and lift costs for distillers. Bulgarian output estimates vary from 125000 to 170000 ounces, with some overstatements suspected. Distillers pay up to 6% cents a pound for flowers, and attar is valued around 1.00 net per English ounce. It takes about 326 pounds of roses to yield one pound of attar, versus 160 pounds normally. Local efforts to corner supplies may push prices higher. Mrs. Patrick Scales has recovered from illness.
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Rosca
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Pert
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
Athens
Aihena
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L. AL Tyson
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Congregational Missionary Society
Hake Sale
Johnston
South Cheyenne
T. U
Capitol Commercial Company
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Capitol Ave
Varolshou
Tye Sherman Co
T. R
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Swift
Tokay
Malaga
Eeeeuee
Kelley Mercantile CO
106Th and
F. E. Warren
Fort Russell
van Devanter
van Orsdel
Reyenne
Fred F. Warren
Harvard University
Hiram Sapp
Capitol
G. N. Smith
Patrick Scales
Tivole Rathskeller
16Th Ft
Carey Ave
Lumchea
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