Local Women Club Notes Social Sewing Meetings
The article reviews several club gatherings. Coterie Art Club met with Mrs. A W Albie on Wednesday afternoon for sewing and lunch. Mount Mellick club met at Mrs. Peter Appels home with music and a later lunch. Two weeks later the next meeting is set with Mrs. Paul Bailey. Other clubs, G H club, Omega Five Hundred, and Local Board of the State Federation are mentioned with meeting plans.
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Coterie Art Club
A. W. Albie
Mesdames Dutcher
EU Gnam
Herman Gnam
al Finch
Wilson
Inman
Klingman
Gylling
Leighton
John Hul Jett
Buntz
Miss Pox
Peter Appel
Mount Mellick Club
Paul Bailey
Claude Draper
Otto Snyder
W. C. Wolcott
Dalley
P&e. Glafeke
Bert Johnston
Meyer Frank
Elzabeth Gill
Plostess
Ralph McNair
Omega Five Hundred Club
West Twenty-first Street
the State Federation
Cyrus Beard
Mu Beta club to hold Friday business meeting
The Mu Beta club will hold a business meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Thompson Jr. Members may bring their own work.
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Mu Beta Club
J. ©. Thompson, Jr
Oyster Supper In Church Circles At Shirley Cafe
In church circles Mrs A L Putnam's class of the Methodist Sunday school offers an oyster and chili supper this evening at Shirley cafe from to 10 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend and the quality is guaranteed. South Cheremea W C T U will hold a bake sale Saturday at Ohensite's grocery store. The Guild of St Mark's hosts tea and bake sale at the Parish House Saturday afternoon with Mrs R W Bradley and Mrs Foster as hostesses.
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A. L. Putnam
Methodist Sunday School
Shirley Cafe
Cheremea W. C. T. U
Ohenstein
Trea
Guild of St. Mark's
R. W. Bradley
Pigeon Returns Diamond After Theft Scoop
Miss Emma Hens, secretary of the civil service commission in Chicago, recounted a pigeon stole and later returned a Mamond from her ring. While feeding pigeons daily, the bird tugged at her finger, then the diamond vanished and reappeared on the window sill.
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Chicago
Emma Hens
Civil Service Commission
Benz
Misa Bénz
Noted Rabbi Endorses Wilson and Sees Democratic Congress
A public figure advocates Woodrow Wilson for president arguing the Democratic party with a Congress would push tariff reform and curb oppressive protective laws. The speaker lauds Wilson as a scholar turned reformer whose life unified by a resolve to place principles over interests and liberty over tyranny.
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William Parnes
Taft
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Wilson
Emerson
Callow College
Family slain in Wellington tied to robbery
In Wellington Kansas Theodore McKnelly, his daughter Gretta, and Mrs McKnelly were found dead with gunshot and skull wounds near the city outskirts. The son Otto was said to be in another part of town. A bloody baseball bat lay nearby and robbery is believed to be the motive. Mrs McKnelly is fatally injured.
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Wellington
Kans
Theodore McKnelly
Gretta
Prosperity Ends Spend Tariff in Twelve Months
New York story of William Jack Elliott who gained about 110000 from an inheritance and loans and dissipated it in under a year. He spent lavishly on taxis hotels and wine while leading his family in a parade of unchecked excess before his death at age about 54. His widow now has letters of administration.
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New York
William Jack
Elliott
Jenfiens
Nassau Street
Pelham Park Hotel
John Jacob Astor
Hilcott
Mary A. Bilzzard
Westchester Village
Sarah A. Doherty
New York City
Jack Elliott
Baychester
Colonial Hotel
Manhattan
Colonial
Bennett E. Siegelstein
Utah Copper Strike Quietest Day Yet in Bingham
In Bingham Utah on September 25 the copper strike remained quiet for the eighth day. Five streets drew miners while strike leaders met and deputies increased to twenty. Fifty sharpshooters stood by with no orders to guard the Utah Copper Company main workings as notices warned against disarmament and demonstrations and arrests for challenging others’ business.
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Bingham
Utah Copper Company
Dustdown Baking Powder Promises Guaranteed Satisfaction
An advertisement touts Dustdown Baking Powder as absolutely good with a satisfaction guarantee, inviting customers to try the product.
Capitol Commercial Company Facility Listing
Capitol Commercial Company located at 1704 Capitol Ave operates from a downtown business district address. The listing notes its street position and corporate identity within the commercial property directory.
Wilson Against Recalling Judges Method Wrong
Woodrow Wilson outlined progressive ideas in Hartford and New Haven, endorsing initiative and referendum and recalling administrative officers but opposing the recall of judges. He argued recalls target symptoms, not the disease, and emphasized the need to reassert legislative authority through direct mechanisms.
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New Haven
Woodrow Wilson
Hartford
Wilson
Millionaire dream drives Ark. real estate buyer
Mrs. Kate Jaggers, who four years ago took over her husband’s real estate business in Arkansas, aims to earn 1 000 000 and retire. She cites tough competition and bold deals, including selling 57 000 acres of timber land, and travels statewide to close bargains with a determined, energetic approach.
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Mot Springs
Ark
Arkansis Real Estate
Kate Jagegers
Christian Soldiers Rally At Straus Meet Drives Rabbi To Wilson
Rabbi Aaron J. Messing of Bloomington Illinois deserts Roosevelt for Wilson after delegates to the New York Progressive state convention sang Onward Christian Soldiers when Oscar Strauss was nominated for governor. A Democratic national committee release quotes the rabbi denouncing the Progressive crusade and noting Woodrow Wilson as a candidate who does not sing hymns.
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Chicago
Aaron J. Messing
Bloomington
Roosevelt
Wilson
New York
S. Strauss
Progressive Party
Oscar
Strauss
Woodrow Wilson
Ten Crushed by New Hotel Wall in Kansas City
A sixty foot wall of a new hotel under construction collapsed in Kansas City Missouri burying ten workers who were removing concrete forms. Firemen recovered four bodies after about an hour. others are believed killed.
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Kansas City
Bryan Ends California Campaign Tour
Bryan of Nebraska, in a California stop, addressed a series of meetings tonight and started for Nevada after concluding a lengthy campaign tour demonstrating his endurance.
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Sacramento
California
Bryan
Nevada
Tivoli Rathskeller Chili and Dutch Lunches Offered
A listing for the Tivoli Rathskeller at 16th Bt and Carey Ave advertises genuine Mexican chili and Dutch lunches in a local dining notice.
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Carey Ave
Electric sleep proposed to aid insomnia by new current
Berlin reports Dr. Nagel Schmidt claims a developed form of electric current can be applied to the base of the brain to induce a narcotic like sleep. The generator is said to produce sleep at will and relieve insomnia while allowing control over duration.
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Berlin
Nagelschmidt
Mrs. Leslie Carter Seeks Bankruptcy Discharge
Seaman Miller, referee in bankruptcy, recommends discharge for Caroline L. D. Payne known as Mrs Leslie Carter. Two creditors oppose, alleging concealed assets of 5000 dollars and books omissions, but specifications are not sustained.
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New York
Seaman Miller
Caroline L. D. Payne
Leslie Carter
Great Western Printing Company of
St. Louis
Howard P. Kinsey
Mysterious Death of Anne Rice Investigated in Chicago
Chicago on September 25 coroner's office opened a homicide inquiry into Miss Anne Rice who died after two days of wandering. The body was reported mutilated and she had worked as a domestic in a South Side home before seeking shelter and medical aid at a North Side physician's house.
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Chicago
Anne Rice
North Side
South Side
Miss Rice
Sehiter
Sewage Farm Advances in English Towns
The Burslem district reports successful sewage farming across six towns with a shift to bacterial systems, broad irrigation, and tank treatment with fer rozone plus polar filters. Crops include rye, corn, hay, and roots. Newcastle yields high with marigolds over 40 tons per acre without artificial salts, some blossoms reaching 6 inches in circumference.
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Burslem
England
Newcastle
National poultry institute planned in Britain with government funds
The National Poultry Institute is proposed in Great Britain with $41,905 capital and a $9,733 yearly grant from the government. It would teach poultry keeping, train expert instructors, and conduct research including poultry run reclamation of barren soil, contingent on private donations to match the annual sum.
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National Poultry Institute
Great Britain
The Pearly Gates Open To The Redeemed
An elderly spirit tells a repentant sinner that under Detective Durna’s earthly work there is no need to keep records of wrongs. The gate sign reads Walk right In, and the sinner is invited to enter without further judgment. The tale underscores forgiveness and unfinished business with afterlife accountability.
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Pearly Gates
Durna
Progressive Candidate for Wyoming Supreme Court Nominee
EB Richard Shipp a Progressive Bull Moose candidate for Associate Justice of the Wyoming Supreme Court was born May 1 1864 in Petersburg Illinois. A Jacksonville Illinois alumnus with William Jennings Bryan he practiced law in Washington DC Casper Wyoming and authored widely used legal texts for US law schools. He has long supported workers rights and vows to uphold legal rights for all regardless of status if elected.
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Richard Shipp
Supreme Court
Ilinois
Petersburg
Jacksonville
William Jennings Bryan
United States
International Aupographical Union
Columbia Union No
Washington, D. C
eGorgetown University
George B. Cortelyou
Wyoming
Casper
Shipp
F Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Georgetown University Law School
Republican Party
Rebel Leader Captured as Granada Surrenders
San Juan del Sur September 25 General Mena the rebel leader was captured when Granada surrendered to the Nicaraguan government authorities. The arrest marks a decisive turn in the conflict with government forces sealing control of the city.
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San Juan del Sur
Mena
Granada
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