Women Club Meetings Share Busy Fall Schedule
Mrs W C Mentzer and Mrs Bert Glewton hosted Chapter C P E O Sisterhood with a business session and social sewing hour. They welcomed Mrs Ira B Fee back from Laramie as a former member. lunch was served by Mrs McEndree and Mrs McCarthy. Meetings of Alpha and Shakespeare clubs were held with lectures on race history and Browning, while the women’s chorus prepared for a fall concert. Mount Mellick and G H clubs planned afternoon and evening gatherings with hostesses listed.
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W. C. Mentzer
Bert Glewton
Chapter C
P. E. O Sisterhood
Laramie
McEndree
Ple. C
Central City
Neb
McCarthy
Des Moines
M. H. Hartung
Meadames A. BD
Johnston
Luella Moore
A. P. Hanson
R. G. Shingle
B. Fee
C. C. Garnisle
G. A. Fox
G. L. Strader
Ashley Gleason
Misses Ruth Lacey
Rosalia Stone
Dorothy Rines
Missionary Society Meets Amid Africa China Talks
The Presbyterian Missionary Society gathered with Mrs. L A Ballinger for an afternoon meeting. Mrs Peters led a study of Africa and a discussion on the Movement for New China, noting many missionaries and a vital funding issue. A fine lunch concluded the program.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
L. A. Ballinger
Wyoming Baptists Gather Elect Officers At Convention
The eleventh annual Wyoming Baptist convention opened in Cheyenne with about fifty ministers expected. Officiating leaders included Rev. George Van Winkle president and Rev. Mal P. Fudge superintendent of state missions. The program outlines morning and afternoon sessions featuring prayers, reports, sermons, and addresses by Rev. Rupard Rev. Pearson and others as officers are elected.
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Yoming Baptist Triniatern
Baptist Church
George van Winkle
Cheyenne
Preeinie
Mal P. Fudge
State Missions
Iie
J. L. Rupard
van Winkle
John Pearson
Evanston
Rupard
A New Town for Wyoming
E P Howe of Denver said Centennial rumors hold that a new town will rise near the mouth of Middle Fork canyon about five miles north of Centennial. He noted the Wyoming Mineral Development company has an option on ranch land near the city and a mining deal could trigger the town's establishment.
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Wyoming
E. P. Howe
Denver
Best Dressed Woman Found Dead in Piscataqua River
The body of a 15 year old woman from New York identified as Mrs. Richard F. Sears was found floating in the Piscataqua River near Fort Constitution. Her husband works for August Belmont in New York. Before leaving her sister’s home she wore her best dress and left the key for the family.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Fort Constitution
Richard F. Sears
New York
August Belmont
Britton Defeats Redmond in Ten-Round Match
Jack Britton defeated Jack Redmond in ten rounds tonight in New York. Redmond was knocked down in the seventh from a right over the foul eye. the bout was staged by the Kermes Company and featured as a featured boxing card.
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New York
Jack Britton
Jack Redmond
Redmond
Unfair Tariffs Hurt All Citizens Across the Board
The piece argues taxation should serve public purpose not private gain, critiquing protective tariffs that raise living costs for workers and small firms. It cites rates on blankets to glassware and notes distrustful outcomes from Taft Roosevelt tariff plans and commissions.
Standpat hue and cry of impending disaster fails to hurt business
City Ohio business leaders report election year impact is mild or negligible. Firms including Joseph Hume Co Pittsburg Rosenbaum Co Carlender McAuslan Troup Providence and Miller Rhoads Richmond say changes in tariff plans will be gradual. Manntheimer Bros St Paul note abundant crops and strong commerce while Lion Dry Goods Toledo observe unusually little disruption this year.
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City
Ohio
Joseph Hume Co
Pitsburg
Rosenbaum Co
Pittsburg
Carlender
McAuslan & Troup Co
Providence
R. L. Gay
Miller & Rhoads, Inc
Richmopar
Lees
Manntheimer Bros
St. Paul
Minn
Lani#on Bros
Bankers Voice Confidence In Year Without Political Turmoil
Washington firms warn against overreaction to political changes. Barnard Sumner Putnam in Worcester praise current calm, Carson Pirie Scott Chicago notes optimism for fall business. Marshall Field Chicago expects better than normal fall activity. John V Farwell Chicago argues business largely divorced from politics. The piece warns against an unscientific banking system and notes public belief that political shifts may not derail the economy.
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D.C
Marehall Field & Co
Chicago
Jamen Simpson
John V. Farwell Co
John V. Farwell
Saye
First Session Federal Court to Go to Lander
The first session of the federal court for Wyoming will likely meet in Lander on October 11. Judge Riner of Cheyenne has not decided if criminal cases will be heard this term. if so a jury will be drawn for a ten day term. If not, two cases will be heard including a Thermopolis case and a Lander case brought by Bruce Haynes.
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Wyoming
Lander
Riner
Cheyenne
Bruce Haynes
Federal Building
Eggs Out of Air to Be Next Feat
Dr Paul Walden of Riga predicts next great chemistry feat will be producing eggs from air. As president-elect of the Ninth International Congress of Applied Chemistry he says drawing food from air is practically certain soon. He notes Germany’s Bernthsen made nitrogen hydrogen and eggs are complex compounds.
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Chicago
Paul Walden
Riga
Russia
Walden
International Congress of Applied Chemistry
Bernthsen
Germany
Woman at Catholic charities conference decries pauper deaths
Dr Helen M Nolan of Toledo told a national Catholic charities conference that poorhouse inmates die like animals without priestly visitation. She urged voters to care about grave abuses in welfare funding and oversight.
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Washington
National Conference of Catholic Charities Today
Helen M. Nolan
Toledo
Iowa Governor Studies Convict Road Building Tour
Governor B. H. F. Carroll begins a two week journey through Colorado Arkansas Mississippi and Georgia to study road building by prisoners and farm operations tied to prisons. The trip aims to observe inmate labor programs and prison farm operations in multiple states.
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Des Moines
BH. F. Carroll
Colorado
Arkansas
Mississippi
Georgia
Colorado and Southern Train Wrecked Near Chugwater
A Colorado and Southern passenger train between Cheyenne and Orin Junction derailed near Chugwater yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported and details remained scarce. The report notes anxious public reaction and cites a literary aside by Laula Untermayer in Hampton’s Magazine.
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Colorado& Southern
Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern
Here
Orin Junction
Chugwater
Evening Sky Canvas Inspires souls with endless beauty
A poetic reflection likens clouds to Gods paints on the evening sky. The author suggests the celestial display feeds souls through a feast of beauty and sprinkles life with growth.
Bad Weather At State Fair Delays Races And Draws Crowds
A snowstorm at Douglas Wyoming on September 24 forced the state fair racing program to be carried over to the next day. Airship flights were canceled but opening day drew a large crowd. Notables include Basin alfalfa palace visitors, Fort Robinson cavalry with Major Elliott, and jockeys Tip Regan and H W Loomis. Local exhibitors from Lusk and surrounding towns display horses, cattle, horses, machinery, and sheep, while hotels provide meals and Epworth League volunteers staff a women’s rest room.
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Douglas
Wyo
Basin
Fort Robinson
Elliott
Conmimand
Tip Regan
Fox
H. W. Loomis
Teddy Weaver
Mr. Loomis
Mr. Crandall
Billy Heynolds
Lusk
Erwin Horton
Brownfield
Durham
W. T. Wolfe
Kentucky
Mr. Wolfe
Charlie McGinnis
Rumely Machine Company
Mr. Woods
West
First
National Bank
Center Street
Epworth League
M. B. Church
Armory
Temple Hall
Anthea
Love and longing in a restless ache of passion
John Galworthy expresses the fever of love as stealthy and overpowering. The speaker laments endless torment and yearning, begging to be freed from love while continually returning to desire. Nightly desolation and friendless winds underscore the ache in this excerpt from Scribner's Magazine.
My Dreams and a Valentine Trapuell
A poetic fragment recalls lonely dreams of success and fame as the speaker longs for a past companion. The piece touches on dreams of worldly wealth and distant lands, ending with a personal, emotive closing line about a Valentine.
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Valentine Trapuell
Last Vanderbilt Baby Will Usurp the Eldest Son
The birth of Alfred G. Vanderbilt's second child raises questions about William Henry Vanderbilt the elder son from his first marriage. The article notes the potential shift in inheritance, with Willie having already received millions and a large settlement provided to Elsie French Vanderbilt for raising her son.
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New. York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Margaret Emerson McKim
William Henry Vanderbilt
Pilllionaire
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Alfred Vanderbilt
England
Willie
Elsie French
Vanderbilt
French
William Vanderbilt
Wealthy father forgives son after street insult sentence
Harold F. Hoops, son of a Chicago manufacturer, was released after serving 26 days in the city workhouse for insulting a young woman. His father sent $19 with a note stating he would pay the remaining fine, urging a fresh start and offering honest work. Hoops paid the fine, rode home, and headed to his father's office.
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Chicago
Harold F. Hoops
Hoops
Women Take Off Petticoats Said to Doom Bell Clarment
Cleveland report says Bell Clarment company faces insolvency as fashion shifts from petticoats. Attorney Joseph Stern filed for a receiver with the firm once dedicated to Petticoats now making other men's apparel and holding a large unsold stock.
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Cleveland
Bell Clarment Company
Joseph Stern
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