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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1912

Page

8

Mystic Maze Club Meets for Tea and Sewing

Mrs. Robert Nagel hosted the Mystic Maze club with Cahlias on display and a brief business session followed by sewing, visiting, and a five o'clock tea. Members present included Mea dames Taylor, Sigler, Hainesworth, Penman, Shade, Zalesky, Stuart, Christensen, Kubic, Richardson, with guests Meadames Gilbert Harris, Henry Harris, Houx, Rodgers, and Miss Margaret Harris. a future meeting with Mrs. Richardson is planned.

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

Church Circles Plan Local Meetings and Bake Sale

Presbyterian Aid society meets this afternoon with Mrs Mentzer at 516 33rd street for study of Western Women in Eastern Lands. Baptist Mission Circle to be entertained at 2418 Van Lennen by Mrs Hetke. Guild of St Mark’s hosts at Parish House with Mrs Harber and Mrs Kent as hostesses. Congregational Missionary Society holds annual consecration at the church this afternoon with offering Sunday morning. Baptist ladies bake sale planned for Johnston grocery store tomorrow. Miss Marjoria Whipple hosts first fall meeting Wednesday at 4 o clock. all members present with plans for a busy year and weekly meetings at Miss Whipple’s home. Social gathering once a month at members’ homes.

Ernal Union Mra. Sorensen Mra Sloan Presbyterian Aid Society Mra. W Mra Guild of St. Mark's A.W. Harber Kent The Congregational Missionary Society 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 at Ald Society

The Ald Society of the Methodiet church met at Mrs B R Couchman home yesterday afternoon. Officers elected: President Mrs Rockafield, First Vice President Mrs Piper, Second Vice President Mrs Intehor, Secretary Mrs Beaman, Treasurer Mrs Pierpieila. Social hour followed with an elaborate luncheon. twenty five attendees noted.

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 Applies to Your Cellar

In Ocean Pines Tile Alto advice appears on cellar storage and tea kettle care. A quirky note warns about an oyster shell clown kept inside collecting time while suggesting wrapping cheese in cloth to stay fresh.

Ocean Pines

Colton on Integrity and Opinion in Censures

A fragment reflecting on integrity tied to opinion and deserving censure. The speaker warns that integrity dependent on opinion would starve and notes how praise or abuse shapes judgment, urging consistent standards in critique.

Wwe Colton

Wilson Signals Support for Gradual Tariff Reform

Governor Wilson after a conference with Representative Redfield indicated agreement with party leaders on gradual tariff revision. He noted the Democratic House has begun targeted bills under the Payne-Aldrich framework, focusing on iron and steel wool and sugar as unjust tariff areas. Wilson’s remarks align with the Democratic program to scrutinize and adjust every schedule.

Wilson Redfield Boroweh House Senate

Taft's Weak Defense on Philippine Costs

The article argues Taft understates the burden of the Philippine war by excluding military and naval expenditures and the support of U S. forces in the archipelago. It contends that without annexation these millions would not have been spent, calling the defense a clumsy attempt to bolster a weak case.

Taft Philippines United States

Unconscious Humor From School Letters Abroad

A Kansas teacher receives a comic missive from a pupil’s parent claiming Willie fell down stairs and his insides were feared hurt. The doctor says only the exterior skin was injured and Willie’s backside suffered a scrape, narrowly escaping total death.

Kaneas Willie Urey

Roosevelt backs recall of presidents in Denver speech

In Denver Roosevelt urged recall of presidents if their views clash with the people. He said he would quit office rather than push policies without electorate support, replying to Bryan’s Pueblo question and stressing the recall is not in the Progressive platform. He framed his stance as a personal feeling aligned with popular will.

Denver Colo Roosevelt Bryan Pueblo

Cheyenne Bride Held in Denver for Shoplifting

Mrs Ethel Kendrick 19 a Cheyenne bride is jailed in Denver on shoplifting charges. Detected with an unpurchased hat and a skirt over her arm, police found new underwear shoes stockings and dress goods in her room. Kendrick says her husband France Kendrick civil engineer funded the purchases and she intended to pay after finding a clerk.

Cheyenne Ethel Kendrick Denver Wes Welton Street Colorado Capital Denver Post

Police Clean Up City Under Reinforced Chief

Chief Edward Schoel, reinstated, targets women prostitutes outside the restricted district. On Wednesday eight women were arrested for drunkenness and other charges. Judge Wellnitz fined several in police court, likely forcing some to leave the city. Plain clothes detectives operate after midnight, helping curb disorder as police headquarter interiors are repainted for a more welcoming look.

Edward Schoel Lince Wellnitz

Warren doubles as foes expose political deceit

In a sharp partisan critique from November 20, 1890, the editorial accuses Governor Warren of personal profit from office, alleging monopolized treasurer’s gains and plunder benefits. It portrays Warren’s actions as shameless and unduly bold, claiming he hoodwinked the party while pursuing self interest.

Moti Jeriora Leader Warren Ito

Warren’s sudden senate bid and governorship exit questioned

The speaker accuses Warren of using the governorship as a blind while pursuing a senatorship. He says Warren planned resignation for private business and health and would stay away months, while denying genuine intent to hold both offices. The remark questions the plausibility of Warren’s claims and motives.

Warren

Warren Pleads Guilty Amid Albany Senate Scrutiny

The article depicts Senator F E Warren denying several charges while facing exposure over misuse of territorial funds. It questions management of public money, salaries tied to relatives, and vendor contracts, noting exposure of alleged improper acts and calls for impeachment or legal action if unlawful.

Wyoming Warren Territorial C. P. Connolly

Tariffs Said to Raise Living Costs Across Nations

Washington dispatch argues tariffs drive up prices, citing Germany France and Holland. It notes German duties lift inland prices and compares Dutch tax on imports with German high food and life necessities tariffs. European examples illustrate how protectionism shifts costs to consumers.

Clyde H. Tavenner Washington United States Great Britain Harojo Germany France Italy Holland Gelderland Glanerbrug Frotter

Attar of Rosca Prices Seen Rising This Harvest Season

Short crops and restricted harvest driven by heat push attar of roses prices higher. Distillers face flower costs up to 6 percent per pound, with Bulgarian crop estimates ranging around 125000 ounces versus last year’s 170000, though some call this overstated. Local efforts to corner supplies threaten further price gains. Mrs. Patrick Scales has recovered from sickness. TIVOLI RATHSKELLER address and menu line included.

Rosca

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