Delta Phi Chapter Entertains at Mrs. White's Home
Delta Phi chapter of Westminster guild and Presbyterian church youths visited Miss Beth Pendleton's home, enjoying games music and dancing with sixty five guests. A program featured Mae Henneberry and Marjorie Stevenson soloists, Vila Hollingsworth recitation, and refreshments followed. Next meeting set at Mrs. E D White's house.
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Delta Phi Chapter
Westminister Guild
Presbyterian Church
John Carney
Hazel Brown
Beth Pendleton
Jan Bishop
Mae Henneberry
Marjorie Stevenson
Reading
Vila Hollingsworth
Roy Stephenson
Margaret Poindexter
Lorena Stone
E. D. White
Fifteen Thousand Acres Sold For Colonization Project
The Owsley-Carey Land and Irrigation Company in Fremont county Wyoming sold fifteen thousand acres to Salt Lake parties. Valued at over 650000 dollars, irrigation work will enable tract sale to farmers in tracts. The project aims to start a large colonization venture south of Bedrock Lakes in Beaverhead county's new addition eight miles from Hamer on the Oregon Short Line.
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Owsley-Carey Land and Irrigation Company
Fremont County
Wdahs
Hamer
Salt Lake
Beaverhead County
New Addition
County Board Considers Bridge Project and Fair Appropriation
County commissioners in regular session discuss a $10000 bridge with Silver Bow and Beaverhead and review a $2500 appropriation for the county fair at the current meeting.
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Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Ranch hand thrown from horse on Pacific street
Wallace Sloan suffered a badly cut head a dislocated ankle and a sprained shoulder after being thrown from a horse last Wednesday night near the Cos grove residence on Pacific street. He was taken to the county jail and a physician was called and then moved to the county hospital today.
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Wallace Sloan
Pacific Street
Cosgrove
Sloan
Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Notices
Local and personal notices list Bh scrernsrnoer cncunecandt eKits nono M Gaushean of Lakeview visiting Dillon, Miss Mary Desmond of Grant visiting Dillon, and Robert Boatman of Centennial valley also in Dillon. Mrs Elizabeth Yeaman left for Salmon, plus Nina Fessenden returning to Dillon from Butte hospital improving quickly.
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SIDR
Reno
Mary Desmond
Grant
Dillon
Robert Boatman
Centennial Valley
Elizabeth Yeaman
B.S. Payne
Insurants
Nina Fessenden
Butte
Tribune Book Store
Hopes for Peace Prepared for War
President Wilson told Monday's Mexican talks he favors peaceful means to resolve the crisis after the Benton killing and other incidents. He warned that a drastic course could come if necessity arises, while stressing U S strength and readiness to act decisively if required.
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Washington
Wilson
William S. Benton
Gustav Bauch
Clements Vergara
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Congress
Avalanche Buries Homes In Bingham Utah
An avalanche of mud and slush swept down the mountain between the two canyons of Bingham Utah destroying three homes and injuring five people, one possibly fatally. A two year old child escaped uninjured.
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Bingham
Utah
Babe
Chicago Fashion Insight For Princess Millinery On Center Street
Miss Hougaard travels to Chicago to study the latest fashions shaping a Center Street Princess millinery line. Frank Vafek seeks transport to Butte after a roof incident splits attention with a car issue. Baxter and Christman of A J Rife Electric add Meta car agency, promoting Metz as a superior value under 500 dollars.
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Chicago
Princess Millenery
Center Street
Frank Vafek
Butte
Fafek
Dart Hardware Company
Patek
Baxter
Christman
A. J. Rife Electric Supply Company
Metz
Trust and Rural Credit Bills Top Senate Congressional Agenda
Congress faces a short, must pass list centered on trust bills and a rural credits measure. Democrats seek a rural bank system before the next campaign while avoiding a prolonged session. Other bills may pass as trust and appropriation work continues, but the program aims to stay compact.
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Washington
Congress
Oregon officials freed after eight hour law arrest
Salem Oregon Governor Oswald West secretary of State Ben W Obcott and State Treasurer Thomas U Kay of the state board of control were arrested by Labor Commissioner QO Holt for allegedly making Insane Asylum and Penitentiary workers toil beyond eight hours daily. The Oregon Supreme Court ordered their discharge Tuesday.
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Salem
Ore
Oswald West
Ben W. Obcott
Thomas U. Kay
State Board of Control
QO. P. Holt
Insane Asylum and Penitentiary
State Supreme Court
Election recall of Seattle mayoral race in 1911
Seattle mayor William C. Gill, elected in 1910, recalled in 1911 after Washington women gained suffrage, defeated James D. Wrenholme by a 14 000 vote margin on Tuesday to win re election.
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Seattle
Wash
Lilliam C. Gill
Washington
James D. Wrenholme
Uniform hog cholera fight adopted in Chicago meeting
Chicago officials and A. J. Melvin of the bureau of animal industry led a Tuesday meeting with representatives from twenty six states. They endorsed uniform methods to combat hog cholera, noting the disease was on the rise.
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Chicago
A. J. Melvin
Bureau of Annual Industry
Debutante Miss Tudelle V Hughes Spotlighted in Washington
Debutante Miss Tudelle Vinson Hughes, daughter of Rep James A Hughes and Mrs Hughes of West Virginia, appears among recent debutantes in the congressional circle at Washington.
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Congressional
Washington
Tudelle Vinson Hughes
James A. Hughes
West Virginia
Rebates on Lemon Shipments Promised by Railroads
Immediate rebates totaling about 470000 dollars are promised to California lemon growers by the Southern Pacific railroad and other carriers after a favorable interstate commerce commission ruling.
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San Francisco
California
Southern Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Moore Quits the State Department
John Bassett Moore, counselor of the State Department and key international questions adviser, resigned his post with the government. President Wilson accepted the resignation, which had been under consideration since February, drawing widespread public and official comment due to Moore’s prominence alongside Mr. Bryan.
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State Department
Bryan
Washington
John Bassett Moore
Wilson
Moore
Mr. Moore
Department of State
Delaware
State Department Counselor Moore Leaves Post
Officials disclosed on Wednesday that Counselor of the State Department Moore held a provisional one year tenure with plans to return to Columbia University as head of the department of international law after the period. Reports of his resignation were denied earlier and reiterated in the Wednesday night correspondence.
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State Department
Moore
Department of International Law
Columbia University
Senators champion woman suffrage in Senate debate
In the Senate on Wednesday Senators Thompson Owen Chamberlain and Sherman spoke in support of a proposed constitutional amendment to grant women the right to vote in all states.
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Washington
Senate
Thompson
Owen
Chamberlain
Sherman
Mrs Minnie Taylor Wins Probation and Sentences Husband
In Los Angeles Mrs Minnie Taylor wife of mining engineer John M Taylor received probation on a bigamy charge and had her husband sent to the county chain gang for two years to provide $1.50 daily for her and their two children.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Minnie Taylor
John M. Taylor
La Crosse Man 104 Dies in Denver Visit
William Taylor of La Crosse aged 104 died while visiting his daughter Miss Margaret Taylor in Denver Colorado. He was born in England and had lived in La Crosse prior to travel for the visit.
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la Crosse
Wis
William Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Denver
Colo
Taylor
England
Colonel James OShaughnessy Dies in City
New York reports the death of Colonel James OShaughnessy father of Nelson OShaughnessy charge d affaires for the United States in Mexico City. He had been critically ill for several days.
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New York
James O’shaughnessy
Nelson O’shaughnessy
United
Mrs Spreckels Leaves for Europe After Divorce Abandonment
Mrs John D Spreckels Jr sails for Europe with friends after announcing she has dropped her suit for divorce filed earlier this year on grounds of alleged cruelty.
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San Francisco
John D. Spreckels, Jr
Europe
Britain backs US action on Juarez death probe delay
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey says Britain cannot act now over the Ben ton death investigation but reserves the right to seek reparations if US inquiries fail. He notes Carranza's alleged meddling has angered Britain and the United States.
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Sir Edward Grey
House of Commons
London
Juarez
William
Benton
Edward Grey
Edward
Great Britain
United States
British Isles
Venustiano Carranza
England
Women Suffrage Gauntlet Tossed To Congress By Lawyers
Washington reports intense debate as Mrs Crystal Hastman Benedict and Mrs Mary Beard challenge the Democratic party. They warn that 4,000,000 women in suffrage states will punish the party if the constitutional amendment is not given favorable consideration.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Crystal Hastman Benedict
Mary Beard
New York
Democratic Party
Honor Builder of Canal Honored by Geographical Society
Washington paid tribute to Colonel George Washington Goethals builder of the Panama Canal at the National Geographic Society annual banquet. He attended as guest of honor and received a special gold medal from President Wilson for his achievements.
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Washington
George Washington Goethals
Panama Canal
National Geographical Society
Goethals
Wilson
Society
Coal Miners Drowned in Belgian Mine Flood
Seven coal miners drowned Tuesday at Bracquegnies mine when a gallery flooded from a subterranean stream. The danger signal sounded and hundreds of workers rushed to the surface.
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Brussels
Belgium
Bracquegnies
Thirty Years for Kissing a Girl Robbery Conviction
Los Angeles reports Charles H. Guyton, described as a young Negro, was convicted of robbery for stealing a kiss from a white girl and sentenced to thirty years in Folsom prison by the trial judge on Tuesday.
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Los Angeles
Charles H. Guyton
Young
Folsom
Fifty Federals Killed at Acuna Battle
Nogales dispatch reports fifty federals killed and several prisoners taken in a battle at Acuna in San Luis Potosi last Saturday. El Paso through Herald special outlines rebel actions and casualties. The incident adds to ongoing border conflict coverage.
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el Paso
Tex
Herald
Nogales
Acuna
State of San Luis Potusi
Historic Cruiser Boston Damaged in Portland Harbor
In a harbor collision in Portland Oregon the historic cruiser Boston suffered about 3000 dollars in damage. The vessel is noted for firing the first shot at Manila on May 1 1898. Maritime incident caused this loss and there were no reported injuries.
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Portland
Ore
Boston
Manila
Woman Convicted of Bigamy in St. Louis
Mrs. Dora Elizabeth Doxey Whitney was released from the St. Louis county jail at Clayton after completing a three months term for bigamy.
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St. Louis
Dora Elizabeth Doxey-Whitney
Clayton
First Lady Woodrow Wilson Recovers From Fall at White House
Mrs Woodrow Wilson was shaken by a fall on the White House floor last Sunday but escaped injury. Doctors say she should be up and about in a day or two as she recovers at the executive residence.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Death of Lincoln guard of honor member Philadelphia
Philadelphia August M. Conover, the last surviving member of the guard of honor at Lincoln body lying in state at Independence Hall on April 22 1865, died Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
August M. Conover
Guard of Honor
Abraham Lincoln
Independence Hall
United States to Recognize Zamor Regime in Haiti
Washington reports the United States will recognize General Oreste Zamor as president of Haiti. Zamor led a revolution from Port au Prince, declared himself president, and formed a government after the January upheaval, while rival President Davilmar Theodore fled to Cape Haitien and then toward the Santo Domingo border.
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Washington
Haiti
Oreste Zamor
United States
Bryan
Zamor
Northern
Oreste
Zamo
Kennedy accounts validated by state efficiency panel
Albany report confirms the estate accounts of the late John J. Kennedy state treasurer were entirely correct after an exhaustion examination by the state department of efficiency and economy, completed Saturday.
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Albany
N. Y
John J. Kennedy
State Department of Efficiency and Economy
Bride, groom commit double tragedy in La Grande
Lemuel Horn formerly of Windham Iowa shot his 19 year old bride and then killed himself Saturday in La Grande Oregon. Police report says the couple were married recently and a quarrel preceded the tragedy.
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la Grande
Ore
Lemuel Horn
Windham
Turkish Air Officers Killed Flying Constantinople to Alexandria
Constantinople Fethy Bey and Sadia Bey, young Turkish military aviation officers, died Saturday while attempting a flight from Constantinople to Alexandria Egypt. Their deaths were reported as a fatal air accident during the voyage.
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Constantinople
Fethy Bey
Sadia Bey
Turkish Military Aviation Corps
Alexandria
Egypt
Said Pasha Dead Former Ottoman Grand Vizier Dies
Constantinople reports the death Sunday of Said Pasha once Turkey s grand vizier and a major political figure. He began his career as a clerk in a government office and rose to power over years of service.
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Constantinople
Said Pasha
Turkey
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