Social World notes Mrs Graham hosts bridge
Mrs Mary D. Graham entertained ladies at her mother Mrs S E Russ home at 200 South Kentucky yesterday afternoon in honor of sister Mrs Rosa Russ Holden of Corpus Christi. Six tables played with gold monogram score cards. E A Cannon led, G T Bear second, both winning embroidered pieces. A two course luncheon followed.
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Mary D. Graham
Bridge
S. E. Russ
South Kentucky Avenue
Rosa Russ Holden
Corpus Christi Tae
E. A. Cannon
G. T. Bear
Mesdames M. Price
Joseph Price
Socorro
Will Prager
G. E. French
E. E. McNatt
Ariesia
O. H. Smith
Percy Evans
Joseph
Harry Jaffa
W. W. Phillips
BE. A. Cannon
G. L. Wyllys
Carson
W. G. Hamilton
L. B. Tannehill
L. F. Russ
Misses Sophie Church
Eva Hedgcoxe
Ella Prager
Bettie Tannenhill
Maud Keller
Thomas
Missouri Building and Loan Association Meet Opens in St Louis
In St Louis on October 21 the Missouri State Building and Loan Association convened with about a hundred local organizations represented for a two day session.
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St. Louis
Missouri State Building and Loan Association
Names of Americans to join Hall of Fame at NYU Senate
The New York University senate is expected to announce the twenty six Americans elected to the Hall of Fame. It is understood Poe will be included in the list, addressing prior criticism over his earlier exclusion.
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New York
New York University Senate
Poe
Patrick Appeals Again in Rice Murder Case
George Francis O Neill, a lawyer and medical expert, is preparing another appeal for Albert T Patrick who was convicted of murdering Texas millionaire William Marshall Rice and is serving a life term at Sing Sing. The appeal challenges the appellate court ruling that Patrick’s commutation from execution to life imprisonment was valid. Patrick argues he is legally dead and that Sing Sing has no right to keep his corpse in prison.
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Patrick
New York
George Francis O'Neill
Albert T. Patrick
Wm. Marshall Rice
Texas
Sing Sing
Brazil considers Pan American railway concession
Rio Janeiro October 21 Brazilian government officials will start examining American capitalists' request for a concession to build a railroad across Brazil as part of a Pan American system linking North and South America. Uruguayan approval already granted and work to start soon on that segment.
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South America
England
Germany
France
Colonia
Rio de la Plata
Buenos Ayres
Uruguay
San Luiz
Brazil
Valparaiso
Pernambuco
Uruguay, Brazil
Continents
Alaska
Hudson Bay
Canada
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Panama
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Bolivia
Paris
America
New World
Argentina
Patagonia
Puta Arenas
Chile
Rio Janeiro
North
Mexico Central America
Columbia
Argentine
Tae Under
Dining Car Convention Opens With Oyster Soup Debate
The American Association of Dining Car Superintendents opened sessions in Minneapolis on October 21 to discuss related dining service topics for traveling passengers. Superintendents from major dining car systems and railroad hotels across the United States and Canada are participating in the convention.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Association of
United States
Canada
Oil Ocean Routes Considered by Hydrographers
At a British Association meeting in London on October 21 the United States Hydrographic Office proposal to oil routes between American and European ports was discussed. English scientists say oiling could calm Atlantic seas, cut passage danger, and lessen sea sickness though costs remain uncertain.
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London
British Association of Mhydrographers
United States Hydrographic Office
Transatlantic
Oil Based Ocean Travel Plan Faces Steamship Skepticism
The proposal costs fifty dollars per trip and needs little oil but faces a major hurdle. Sea sickness immunity would force steamship lines to double or triple food costs as passengers eat far less during voyage. Officials are unlikely to embrace the idea.
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Steamship Lines
Patty Specials Tomorrow at Kiplings
Tomorrow Kiplings offers Patty specials at 30 cents per pound in flavors chocolate peppermint maple and wintergreen with limited availability.
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Kiplings
London Opens School To Train Boys As Chefs
A new boys chef school launched in London as a branch of the Westminster Technical Institute. Fifteen pupils started the program today and enrollment is expected to rise if the course proves successful.
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London
Westminster Technical Institute
International Aviation Meet Opens at Belmont Park
Aviators from many nations gather on Long Island as Belmont Park hosts a multi day aviation meet starting tomorrow and running to month end. A $10,000 prize offered by Thomas Fortune Ryan for the Belmont Park to Statue of Liberty round trip dominates interest as crowds pack the grandstand for the daily flights when weather allows.
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New York
Long Island
Belmont Park
The
Park
Thomas Fortune Ryan
Mr. Ryan
Pie Crafted Car Draws Crowds Across States
A broken car was repurposed into pies and will tour Iowa Illinois Ohio and eastern states. It will be shown for ten days at the International Corn Exposition in Columbus Ohio attracting curious visitors.
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Iowa
Illinois
Ohio
New England
Columbus
Patty Specials Tomorrow at Kiplings
Readable fragment notes Patty specials for tomorrow with price in cents per pound at Kiplings.
Old Chestnut Trees Blighted at Valley Forge Park
Old chestnut trees dating to revolutionary days in Valley Forge State Park, Harrisburg area, have been struck by blight. The state forester ordered felling to curb the disease as many trees were felled in the effort.
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Harrisburg
Valley Forge
Bassett Returns From Slaughter Ranch Hunt Northwest Texas
Ben H. Bassett came back last night from a hunting trip at the Slaughter ranch east of Portales in Texas. He said he traveled many miles yesterday as the country showed an inch of snow.
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Ben H. Bassett
Portales
Texas
Notice of suit against Rudolph Hofer and heirs in New Mexico
District court action seeks judgment against Rudolph Hofer for 71.70 for goods sold and delivers a decree invalidating a pretended deed to Catherine and Samuel Hofer. It asks a receiver be appointed to marshal creditors claims and for surrender of property to the receiver. The filing names Joyce Pruit Company as plaintiff and Catherine Hofer and Samuel Hofer as defendants.
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Rudolph Hofer
Catherine Hofer
Samuel Hofer
Mure
Territory
New Mexico
Minnesota Green Giants On Show In St Paul Exhibit
A Minnesota State Immigration Bureau display in St Paul showcases oversized vegetables including a large pumpkin claimed as the largest grown, a 13 inch cucumber, and a 13 inch ear of corn with 872 grains. A special exhibit car will tour the country in two to three weeks.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Cmmigration Bureau
Receiver Seeks Creditors' Claims Against Rudolph Hofer
The court orders disclosure of debts and creditor names and residences. The Receiver will sell nonexempt property in New Mexico to pay creditors pro rata, with costs to the defendants if no appearance by November 28, 1910. Plaintiff’s attorneys Reid and Hervey of Roswell NM. dated September 27, 1910.
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Rudolph Hofer
New Mexico
Reid & Hervey
Roswell
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Enterprise Hdw Co
South American Railway
Kipling
Enterprise Hdw. Co
Pickard
China
JamyoMinson
Weler
Britain
N. K. Fairbank Company
School For Chefs
Enterprise How Co
Fifth Judicial District
Chaves
Joyce-Pruit Company, A Corporation
Ss. I. Roberts
C D. Smith
General Contractor
Delaware Roswell, N
F.N. Brown
D.D.S
R. Brown
Drs. Brown
American National Bank
Icres
Main St
L. V W. Hoffman
Albuquerque, N. M
Zink
Kemp Lumber Co
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