Woodman Circle forms Sutton Grove No 132
New Grove organized as Sutton Grove No 132 in a preliminary meeting at Eagle's hall. Mrs Mae B Furrman state manager presided with officers elected and two transfer applicants admitted. Grove members departed for Mt Pleasant for a public installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Eagle's Hall
Mae B. Furrman
John W. Geiger
Etta Sutton
A. E. Dorman
Inner Sentinel
Grace Bowermaster
Nellie Quillen
Anna Hendricks
Ada McConnell
Clara B. Harper
Sophia Fisher
Maud Barber
Bertha Nott
Bessie Bunnett
G. F. Turner
Lillie M. Adams
Outer Sentinel
Catherine Turner
Laura E. J. Webber
Grove
Sutton
Socialists Expect Million Votes in Coming Election
Union Press reports Eugene V. Debs as predicting at least 1,000,000 votes for the Socialist party. Campaign managers cite nationwide worker reports and recent labor unrest in New England and the West as boosting prospects, with states like Oklahoma showing strong socialist leanings and Paterson as a historic center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Socialist Campaign
Taft
Wilson
Debs
Roosevelt
Socialist National
New York State
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Lawrence
New Bedford
Far West
Pacific
California
Nevada
Texas
Caroline
Oklahoma
New Jersey
Paterson
United States
Sixty men to be tried for murder in Grabow riot
A Calcasieu parish special session will start one week from Monday for the murder trials of sixty men tied to the Grabow riot last July. Arthur L. Emerson, leader of the Brotherhood of Timber Workers, is the central figure as mill owners seek long penalties or a life-forfeit verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganization
Grabow
Long Leaf Yellow Pine Belt
Galloways
Father and Sons
Arthur L. Emerson
Emerson
John Galloway
Brotherhood of Timber Workers
Industrial Workers of the World
Lake Charles
District Court of
Calcasieu Parish
Here
Louisiana
Timber Workers
Visit of Theodore Ricksh er to Fairfield from Havana
Theodore Ricksh er, connected with a Havana telephone company largely controlled by English capital, is staying a week to ten days with relatives in Fairfield after a two year absence. He praises Cuba’s climate and Fairfield’s commercial growth and plans to return to Havana in about a week for southern coast business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ricksher
Havana
Cuba
Ricksher
Fairfield
Leggett and Black Buy Kilfoy Rating League
Leggett and Black acquire from J. A. Kilfoy the Jefferson County Rating League business. The office moves to the Leggett building on the square, and the name remains the same. The new heads promise greater development and broader service for local businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Leggett
P. E. (Gene) Black
J. A. Kilfoy
Jefferson County Rating League
Leggett
Black
X Ray Growth Registration at Congress Spurs Debate
At the International Congress of Hygiene and Demography in Washington, Prof. Thomas Rotch advocates X ray registration of school children growth to assess fitness for school and labor. Clara Noyes defends midwives and urges better training and supervision to protect child health. The piece notes Sharp Shriners parade preparations and a large civic crowd in Fairfield with decorations and scheduled events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Congress of Hygiene and
Thomas N. Rotch
Boston
Harvard
Clara D. Noyes
Bellevue Hospital Training School
New York
Third Iowa Cavalry Reunion Held Here
Veterans of the Third Iowa Cavalry gathered in this city for their annual reunion in pleasant weather. Officials and guests from multiple states attended, with talks and an informal evening program at the library hall. The event marked the twenty third annual meeting, with officers re elected and plans debated for a possible Des Moines state reunion or a 1913 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Third Iowa Cavalry
Keosauqua
Burlington
Kaaba Temple
Davenport
Creston
W. W. Montgomery
J. P. Starr
Chas. J. Fulton
Library Hall
Des Moines
City Hostess to Shriners Parade Held Amid Rain
A light rain fell but did not deter the parade as planned with city hostess leading the Shriners procession through downtown. Spectators gathered along the route as floats, bands, and bystanders joined the event.
K. P. Band Plans Postseason Concerts in October
Last night's regular concert was cancelled due to cold weather. Professor Schmidt says the band will attempt two to three post season concerts in October to compensate for missed performances at Chautauqua. weather will decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Schmidt
Pie Social at Prairie Chapel School House
A pie social will be held at Prairie Chapel school house Friday evening. Attendees are invited to bring pies and coffee will be served free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel School House
Thoma's Exclusive Wallpaper and Paint Store
Thoma's operates as Fairfield's only exclusive wallpaper and paint store offering a focused selection for home interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoma’s
Fairfield
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From, New York World
Gratt
New England
New
Woodman Circle Order
New Grove
The
Union Press
Havana, Cuba
Island
Leggett and Black
Kilfoy
Fairfield Young Men
Knox County
Edina
I. D. Jones
Richardson Bros
Keen Kutter
East Side Square
Professor Rotch
Clara Noyes
America
Miss Noyes
S. W. Newmayer
Philadelphia
E. P
Shriners
Leggett House
Mystic Shriners
Charles S. Huber
Illustrious
Wilbur W. Fidlar
William J. Martin
John H. Hass
Charles E. Birchard
Rolland W. Crook
Robert T. Armil
William Carstens
Thomas A. Burtschaell
Harry J. Parker
Guard
John Hageboeck
Outer Guard
Frank C. Giggs
Barney M. Raben
Captain Arab
A. G. Bush
Caravan
E. M. Kunkel
Claus Stoltenberg
Frank H. Kincaid
Henry W. Thomas
Adolph H. Stoltenberg
John H. Soller
Charles H. Kelly
Peter C. Peterson
Warner R. Armil
Fritz Mengel
Fritz Altendorf
Oswald Becker
Entertainment
W. F. Fidler
John Soller
August E. Othmer
Louis Block
John P. Risley
William Wilson
Samuel F. Boyd
Lewis J. Veggy
Jonah
Iowa
J. M. Wray
Pennsboro
A. John N. Sample
North Loop
Neb
W. R. Matlick
Rutledge
F. A. Patterson, Monette
M. N. Newman
Ossian
Ind
Wm. Newell
Lincoln
H. T. N. Gosnell
Central City
N. M. Williamson
Tooka, Kansas, Co. K
Shriner Clan
Pie Social
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