Women’s clubs hostesses lead P E O Sisterhood meeting
Mrs. W C Mentzer and Mrs Bert Glewton hosted Chapter C P E O Sisterhood with a business session and social sewing hour at Mentzer home. They welcomed Mrs Ira B Fee back from Laramie as a former member. Lunch was served by Mrs McEndree and Mrs McCarthy visited. attendees included many members and guests.
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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 studies Africa and China movement
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met with Mrs. L A Ballinger for an afternoon program led by Mrs. Peters on Africa. A discussion covered funds and the China mission growth. An excellent lunch followed.
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The
Presbyterian Missionary Society
L. A. Ballinger
Wyoming Baptists Elect Officers At Eleventh Convention
The Wyoming Baptist convention opened its eleventh annual meeting in Cheyenne with about fifty ministers expected. Officers for planning were to be elected, and sessions featured prayers, sermons, and addresses on Sunday School efficiency by Rev Rupard and others at the Baptist church.
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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 reports rumors of a new town near Centennial at the mouth of Middle Fork canyon about five miles north of Centennial. He says the Wyoming Mineral Development company has optioned ranch land and a mining deal could lead to a town as the agreement matures.
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Wyoming
E. P. Howe
Denver
Woman Drowns After Wearing Best Dress in River
The body of a 15 year old New York woman identified as Mrs Richard F Sears was found in the Piscataqua River near Fort Constitution Portsmouth New Hampshire. Her husband works for August Belmont I New York. Before leaving her sister Mrs George Hayes home in Kittery Mrs Sears wore her best dress and left a 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 Boxing Bout
Jack Britton defeated Jack Redmond in ten rounds tonight in New York. Redmond was knocked down in the seventh round for a nine count after a right over the eye. The bout took place under the auspices of the Kermes Company.
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New York
Jack Britton
Jack Redmond
Redmond
Unfair to Tax One Citizen for Another
The text argues against tariffs that protect industry at the expense of ordinary people, noting how workers like railroad operatives and clerks bear higher living costs. It cites specific rates on blankets, carpets, clothing, and other goods, and questions tariff reform prospects under Taft and Roosevelt.
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Lawrence, Maud
Taft
Roosevelt
Woll Trust
Leather Trust
Congress
Standpat hue and cry of impending disaster amid U.S. election
Ohio businesses report little or no disruption from the presidential year campaign. Companeis in Pittsburgh Providence Richmond and Toledo note reduced or normal business disturbance, while tariff changes are expected to be gradual after notice. Some firms anticipate steady or improved conditions amid crop reports and cautious markets.
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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
Banks fear political shifts will derail business
The article notes firms in Washington Worcester Chicago warn that banking policy remains the main risk to commerce and that the current political climate has limited impact on business. Executives from Barnard Sumner Putnam Co and John V Farwell Co express optimism for fall activity while urging a sound banking system.
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D.C
Marehall Field & Co
Chicago
Jamen Simpson
John V. Farwell Co
John V. Farwell
Saye
First Session Federal Court Opens in Lander
The first session of the new Wyoming federal court may meet in Lander on October 11. Judge Riner of Cheyenne has not decided if criminal cases will be heard this term. If they are, a jury will be called for a ten day term. if not, two cases may be tried: 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 the next major chemistry achievement will be producing eggs from air. He notes nitrogen hydrogen chemistry and compares it to the hen’s egg, saying labs will imitate the process to supply food from air.
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Chicago
Paul Walden
Riga
Russia
Walden
International Congress of Applied Chemistry
Bernthsen
Germany
Woman Claims Paupers Die Like Animals at Poorhouses
Dr. Helen M. Nolan of Toledo told a national Catholic charities conference that poorhouse inmates are often allowed to die without priestly attention. She cited grave abuses in fund expenditure urging voter scrutiny.
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Washington
National Conference of Catholic Charities Today
Helen M. Nolan
Toledo
Governor Studies Prison Road Building Across States
Governor B. H. F. Carroll begins a two week tour through Colorado Arkansas Mississippi and Georgia to study road construction using convict labor and farm operations tied to prisons.
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Des Moines
BH. F. Carroll
Colorado
Arkansas
Mississippi
Georgia
Colorado & Southern Train Wrecked Near Chugwater
A Colorado & Southern passenger train between Cheyenne and Orin Junction derailed near Chugwater yesterday afternoon. No injuries were reported and details are scarce.
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Colorado& Southern
Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern
Here
Orin Junction
Chugwater
Evening Sky Casts Paint on Souls
A reflective line likens clouds to God’s paints on the evening sky guiding souls to grow through beauty in nature.
Snow disrupts Wyoming state fair opening. program postponed
Douglas Wyoming September 24 opening day of the state fair was marred by a snowstorm causing the racing program to be carried over to tomorrow. A large crowd attended despite the weather while airship flights were canceled. Notables include Basins alfalfa palace, Fort Robinson Cavalry band Major Elliott, and drivers Tip Regan and H W Loomis with harness horses. The Rumely Machine company and local cattle, horses, and sheep exhibits attracted attention as churches provide meals and the Epworth League runs a women’s rest room. dances in Temple hall feature Anthea’s orchestra.
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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 twilight verse by John Galaworthy
In Scribner's Magazine a fragmentary poem laments love as a stealthy force that lifts and torments. The speaker recalls fevered hours of yearning, cries for release, and repeated returns to desire. Travel through a grim wilderness of pain follows, with nightless prisons and friendless winds amplifying despair.
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John Galaworthy
Scribner's Maga
My Dreams and Lost Dreams in a Valentine Verse
A nostalgic lyric reflects on dreams of success and fame from the past. The speaker longs for a loved one lost and laments unrealized futures tied to distant lands and the allure of gold as magic. The poem concludes with personal longing and memory.
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Valentine Trapuell
Vanderbilt Heirloom shaken by birth of new son
The birth of Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Margaret Emerson McKim’s son raises questions about William Henry Vanderbilt, 11, and his future inheritance. Reports say Alfred would have favored Willie with much of the $60 million fortune, but the second child changes the dynamics. Elsie French Vanderbilt received a substantial settlement in the divorce and has raised her son, with Willie mostly living with her and visiting his father only briefly.
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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 fine workhouse sentence
Harold F. Hoops, son of a rich Chicago manufacturer, was released from the city workhouse after serving 26 days of a 25 dollar fine for insulting a young woman. His father sent a 19 dollar check with a note offering a fresh start and a job, saying the past is forgiven if the son proves worthy. He paid the fine, then returned home and went to his father's office.
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Chicago
Harold F. Hoops
Hoops
Women drive Bell Clarment Co into receivership
Cleveland in September reports a fashion shift ending petticoats hurting Bell Clarment Co which made them. The firm faces insolvency as petticoats fall from fashion and the company pivots to other apparel. Attorney Joseph Stern filed for a receiver noting the firm still holds a large stock of unsold petticoats.
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Cleveland
Bell Clarment Company
Joseph Stern
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