Grand Chapter of Eastern Star 10 Meet Friday
Delegates from New York and other areas converge in Rey for the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. An informal reception by Adali Chapter No. 4 opens events, followed by business meetings, a welcome address by M rs Mertrude Wagner, and installations by grand officers.
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EASTERN STAR
Nee yuda
Rey
Order of Eastern Star
Adali
grand chapter
Mive
Mertrude
Wagner
Adah
Bertha Sfalvorsen
Brand matron
Ciordon FT
denisens
Otto Willims
Mleliver
wellcome
imo
nemases
Amin IL Warein
ie grankominteen
Winiah Goodwin
Nevada
Ma Ea
crand
Marthe
Four Bridges Out At Denver City Flood Looms
Water stood in West Colfax and along the Platte for miles as floods rose after officials warned danger was not over. Warehouses flooded, hospital inmates to be moved, and police patrolled flooded streets as mounted officers warned residents to evacuate.
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Colfax agi Larimer
Platte
Zuni
Mississippi
Bentao streets
Weist
istrick
Commencement Exercises Arrive Speakers for Reno High School
Will G Wood California state superintendent will deliver the exercises. Robert M Price will present diplomas. Pre graduating class is the largest in school history. Died Abrams in Reno June 7 1921. Newton W beloved son of Murit Foennie Abrams and brother of Esa store and Soltlie Abrams. Funeral service at parents home Washington street tomorrow at three. Interment Jewish cemetery. Wile Helming S dear wife of Stephen De Fintlh of Reno. Louise Harbarde of Mon NY niece of N Y. Funeral chapel Vic Perkins Gulling Co. Thursday at two. Kiev Lawyer officiating.
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Will G. Wood
ABRAMS
Reno
Jone
Newton W
Muruet Foennie Abrams
Esastore
Soltlie Abrams
Mass
Congin
J. C. Willice
zeno
Nevada
Washington street
Jewish cemetery
BUILI
thia
Wile Helming
Pueblo flood recovery and relief efforts amid 20 million loss
Pueblo faces a flood disaster with property damage estimated at 15 to 20 million dollars. Rescue parties to search the river, Army engineers aid sanitation, and relief supplies logistics are organized as telephones and AP wire service are reestablished. A train carries evacuees to Denver, and a refugee camp is planned at Mineral Park.
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Colorado Springs
Mr. Withers
dasheht
Pueblo Star-Journal
the
Pueblo Chieftain
Chieftain
Oth
Associated Press
First Baptist
telephone company
ovation
ity
Dene Pye
gave Pueblo
Atchison, Topeeka & Sante Fe
Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Leas
Cross
Galveston
W. G. Caples
army engineers
Fort Sam ieuston
aso
fort
TD. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Wye
Trinidad
national guard
Salvation Army
Red Cross
American Legion
Col. Caples
Pusblo
Mineral Pulice Park
Zionist leaders resign in quiet convention vote
Judge Mack closes long session with 143 to seven ty-one disapproval of president's annual report. Resignations include Justice Louis D Bandeis honorary president Thabbl Stephen S Wise Harry Friedenwald Nathan Straws and Felix Frankfurter among others. Delegates adopt a resolution condemning the administration while pledging to stay in Zionism. A charity box note follows about collecting used clothes.
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Judge Mack
Louis D. Bandeis
Washington
Thabbl Stephen 8. Wise
New York
Harry Friedenwald
Baltimore
Nathan Straws
Jacob de Haas
Palestine Department
Treuben Horchow
Bérnard Frexner
New Yo
Felix Frankfurter
Cambridge
Mass
Nathan D. Kaplan
Chicago
L Irving Lipstich
Franceco
T’manuel N. Mohr
Jerusaten
Pestine
I. Rude
Denver
William Sauber
Cireen Bay
Wis
Jones
Roaenfield
Dias
cmninistration
Mack
Pueblo Camp Underway At Mineral Palace Park
Camp at Mineral Palace Park began at 10 30 this morning with trucks delivering tents and supplies. A crew works to prepare grounds for several hundred attendees as part of the new camp program. Viaduct closures persist on Main Street while debris is cleared from the Union Avenue route. Two more deaths were confirmed, Charles Jaegers of Pueblo and Irene Gnaper of Limon added to the state list. Inquest into Keeb Withers death to resume after secret session. military blamed for none. Diphtheria reports decline with no new Pueblo cases. smallpox shows isolated cases on the West and South sides among Mexican residents.
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Mineral Palace Park
Pueblo
Union avenue
Charles Jaegers
Irene Gnaper
Limon
lst
Withers
McCarthy
KEEB
court house
Brown
city health’ service
Egg impurities removed by dry salt method
Egg stains can be removed from silver by applying dry salt with a soft flannel cloth. Lace is urged as a leading fashion to outpace others in evening wear with new fall frocks featuring net tulle or silk, described as merely decorative. Napoleon is said to have stirred the beet sugar industry in 1811.
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Napoleon
RICH BUT BARS EXTRAVAGANCE BY R J GIBBONS CHICAGO
June 7 report on Luminary Lalita Armour daughter of J Ogden Armour to wed John J Mitchell quietly at Melody Farm Lake Worrest. She declares wealth should not fund extravagance, plans a simple gown of white velvet under $200, uses only sentimental lace cap, sees marriage as serious and urges charity over lavish bridal display.
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R. J. GIBBONS
CHICAGO
Lalita Armour
J. Ogden Armour
John J. Mitchell
Hfe
Melody’ Farm
Lake Worrest
lyon
Paris
American Legion Acts At Funeral For Ward Church
Members of the Darrell Dimble post of the American Legion escorted Ward Church’s funeral in Loyalton, honoring a fallen veteran. Col. C A Moore delivered the eulogy, with Dr T W Bath as chaplain, and many ex-service members joined in uniform.
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Darrell Dimble
American Legion of
Col. Moore
Dr. Jiath
T. Chapman
A. ©. Lehnert
H. Willey
B. Hobson
LG. Rice
James Hice
W. Bonta
D. Hanks
E. W. Moore
V. (. Kester
Hubbard
A. P. Rebinard
J. Neo
M. W. Nelson
KK. FB. Lopus
Two Reno Business Houses Change Hands
The Reno Sporting Goods Company, once part of Matte Parrott sporting goods, sold yesterday to J. W. German, formerly of Vamp Thomas Hardware, with J. McDonald of San Francisco selling all interests. The Herz building hosts the store. Catharine Burns millinery shop in the Grand Theatre building sold to Charles Sinai and Hartes Short who plan a men’s furnishing store.
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Reno Sporting Goods Company
severl
J. W. German
Vamp ‘Thomas Hardware Company
J. McDonald
San Francisco
Mr. German
Herz building
Catherine Burns
Grand Theatre
Charles Sinai
hartes Short
Intimate friends to be invited for wedding and honeymoon plans
A brief note states fifty intimate friends will be invited to the wedding to be held at four in the afternoon. The couple plans a two week honeymoon in the East followed by a possible trip to Europe before returning home.
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Europe
New Tropical Pest Attacks Royal Palms Here
Scientists report a new insect, Xytostodoris Talteglas, arriving from Citá, feeding on tender shoots of Royal Palms. The half inch adult bugs threaten ornamental palms, with a spray control proposed using nicotine sulfate in water.
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ALAM
Le Jane “Lago
tropics
gist
United States
Cita
Royal Palms
Montetag
Ophis
Agistodoris Talteglas
Monaeter
Kiobert Osborne
Ohio
Raw Sugar Prices Slip in New York Market Drop
Raw sugar prices in New York eased as market weakness extended a day. The decline reached about four and one half cents per pound, reflecting a cautious trading mood and weaker demand from major buyers.
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NEW YORK
Notice of Sale Transfers Interest to New Proprietor
Notice of sale effective June first. The Cody Company and A. Medorald owner sold full interest to J O W German, formerly Elamp Thomas Hartware Company, who will continue the business under same name. Creditors warned to file claims. all debts prior to May will be settled in full by McDonald. Bills and debts from time will be asserted.
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ping cody Company
A. Medorald
J.O W. German
Elamp Thomas Hartware Comry
Reno Sporting Goods Company
fulk
McDonald
ALF
W. Chernin
Spert
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