Wednesday circle and club notices at Capitol Avenue church
Listings of circle meetings and social gatherings at Capitol Avenue Christian Church and affiliated groups. Includes times, hostesses, and addresses such as 1223 Elmarine Avenue and 213 East McCarty Street, plus notes on brig e and luncheon events, bake sales, and upcoming outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Ware
Capitol Avenue Christian Church
Anna Lindner
Gleaners
First Presbyterian Church
Doctor Tells How to Reduce Weight with Kruschen Salts
A California claimant reports losing 17 lbs in six weeks after taking Kruschen Salts daily. The ad claims the product provides health benefits and a slender figure, with a four week supply sold for a small price and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Hickey
Roseville
Calif
Pope Drug Store
Widow of Caruso to Wed New York Banker
Dorothy Benjamin Ingram Caruso, widow of the tenor Enrico Caruso, has had banns published in Paris for her forthcoming marriage to Dr. Charles A. Holder, a New York and Philadelphia banker and former US consul service member. Holder’s first wife died in January. he is father of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Benjamin Caruso Ingram
Charles A. Holder
Paris
Caruso
Gloria
Ernest A
Ingram
Holder
Philadelphia
United States Consular Service
Margaretta Ponsall Taylor
Rotary Clubs Praise Byrd's Achievements
Rotary International hailed Richard E. Byrd during the 24th annual Rotary convention in Boston. Byrd received a flag carried over the South Pole by his team and addressed the assembly as the Wellington, New Zealand press noted their base on Church Island before sailing to Little America.
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Boston
Rotary International
South Pole
Richard E. Byrd
Vrd
Rotary c
Thomas C. Lise Zealand
Clinton P. Anderson
Alba N. M
Pr Dent
Wellington
N. Z
Strd
Church
Little America
Santa Fe Shows Operating Profit Report
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad reported May net figures as 24 wear aze with high expenses, final after tax profit reaching 82,800,007 for the year 1902, indicating a narrowed or repaired margin despite gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
San Francisco
Apy
Atchison, Topeka and Sante Sstetn
Textile code hearing weighs child labor and shifts
New Industry Board hears from cotton industry leaders on child labor abolition and apprenticeship terms. Sloan argues automatic elimination of child workers is near with 100000 more jobs possible if the code passes, but warns overcapacity and three shift plans threaten small mills and wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Cage Johnson
Sloan
Hawks May Search For Jimmie Mattern
New York June 27 AP Jimmie Matterns Chicago backers asked Frank Hawks to fly to Alaska in search of the missing aviator but he gave no decision Banks and officials of the Texas company where he is technical adviser considered the request The backers said Mattern was capable and not foolhardy and believed he could land under any conditions An expedition to Nome was planned to join the search aided by naval planes and coast guard ships
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jimmie Mattern
Chicago
Frank Hawks
Alaska
Banks
Texas Company
S. J. Sackett
Harry Jamieson
Hayden Mills
Llack Clark
Mattern
Sackett
Jimmie
Hawks
United States
Wome
Maltern
Russia
America
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Processing tax costs by product in wheat market
Washington June 27 AP figures show the 3 cents per bushel processing tax on wheat goes into effect at midnight July 1. Calculations list per pound costs for wheat products including flour and cereal preparations, with rates such as 59 of a cent per pound for whole wheat products and 0.704 of a cent for certain cereals.
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Washington
Graham
Semeina
Faring
Cool ride turns deadly on Denver and Big Granite line
In Pueblo Colorado on June a passenger train incident led to an injury when workers dumped ice on a rider from Huntsville. Aravell C Sutton, 10, was taken to Mary's Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Aravell C. Sutton
Erant
Huntsvi
I Corto
Ics
Denver
Vorkmmen
Lee
Vmary's Hospital
Dynamite in industry sparks debate on recovery act
ATLANTIC CITY June 27 AP Matthew Woll vice president of the American Federation of Labor told the National Association of Retail Grocers that while the recovery act has dynamite in it its chief issue is granting Roosevelt power to end or modify it. Labor trusts the President to provide real aid under his administration. ST. LOUIS June 27 AP after arguing with his mother Russell Schneider 25 shot himself in his room and died en route to a hospital. Mrs Julia Schneider and brother Sidney 18 heard the shot. YAX penalty soon County Collector Al Markway yes
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Atlantic City
Matthew Woll
Tthe American Federation of Labor
National Association of Retail Grocers
Quris Tue
Roosevelt
Woll
ST. Louis
Russell Schneider
Julia Schneider
Sidney
Schneider
Brief filed against St. Louis breweries
Louis J Haeneni filed a circuit court suit in St. Louis to compel the St. Louis Brewing Association to accept 650000 and convey title to three breweries and a trade name. He says an agreement for a sale was made last April. The properties were later sold for 650000 to a St. Louis syndicate. Federal land holdings in the United States are estimated to contain nearly 200 billion tons of coal.
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Association
St. Louis
The
United States
Penalty increases on delinquent taxes discussed in Wheeling
In Wheeling West Virginia Gregory Vaslakis was fined ten dollars for wife beating. The court noted a fourth of the regular penalty would apply starting July 1. Mrs Vaslakis testified the incident caused little hurt and paid the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
Wheeling
W. VA
Gregory Vaslakis
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W. B. A. Bicnic—State Park Pavilion
Iio Hway Smith
Moreland Avenue
Hinekeon
Mary Carrington Circle
Capitol
Christien Church
E. P. Owens
Elmarine Avenue
Two O'Clock
Oris
East Capitol Avenue
Circle Four
Lutheran Church
St. Elizabeth
John Helstein
Tanner Bridge Road
M. E. W. Club
Betty Anne Lindley
Fairmount Bowevard
Contract Bridge Club
A. Brandenberger
George Haigh
Cortez F. Enloe
Robert Otto
Jefferson City
Robert W. Otto
A. L. Hawkins
Jack Hobbs
Jas. T. Blair
Duke Shoop
Martha Shartel
Hale Montgomery
Elizabeth Church
Walter Sloat
John Guy Gibson
Anne E. Hobbs
New York City
Eliza Ewing
Capitol Avenue
WOS
Paul Highfill
Hobbs
Anna Louise Axon
Anna Louise Akon
West Main Street
Mary Alice Kellett
West Plains
Mary Ann Devie
Mary Margaret Lohman
Edna Axon
Breckinridge
Miss Lehman
Cathering Oakerson
Betty Knox
Mary Jewett
Mildred Burnett
Jeannette Dewy
Jane Ault LeCompte
Marjorie Mae Radke
Mary Margaret Lehman
Irene Levis
Mary Pace
Marion Hen- Wood
Mary Morton Watts
Susan Tasley
Columbia
Betty Goshorn
Mary Jewell Tirrell
Peggy Loy Schoot
Emorean Walls
Town Club
V. E. Smart
George Paine
Clem Thorman
Charles A. Becker
F. F. Gannesy
W. H. Beeson
T.L. Crane
Harold Ross
E. L. Espenett
Edward L. Espenett
Fairmount Boulevard
J. ,G Brace
O. S. Steele
Mary Grace McCasland
Amigo Club
West High Street
St. Rita’s Sewing Circle
Elizabeth Mueller
Bolivar Street
Paget Thornton
Rockaway Beach
Fraternity
Jefferson Social Club
Maesonic Temple
Allegria Club
Redhagen's
Westphalia
High Street
Graceline
Crewelt's
W. High ST
N. Y
Rotary Clubs
Byrd
NEW Industry Board
Ane Lampe
ACT
al Markway
ST. Louis Breweries
J. E. Jose
Central Trust
TRUST
Mary Large
Millsap’s
KOTEX
Ironing Board
Milelsad
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