Annual convention opens for Press Association in Colorado Springs
The annual convention of the Press Association unfolds in Colorado Springs with sessions led by President A. D. Wood and guest speakers on women editors. Delegates tour Garden of the Gods and nearby mines, visit Cripple Creek, and travel through Manitou before moving to Denver then northern Colorado farms.
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Ladies’ Home
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Gripple Creek
Motors Arives
Manitou
Colorado Springs
Springs
Denver
Gasoline trade clash widens as steamship brings oil
June 17 San Francisco Itchwok steamer Kesy Jer arrives from Sumatra with 3 00 000 gallons of paraffine gasoline labeled best grade. Consigned to American Gasoline Co controlled by Rothschilds the cargo slated for Pacific coast distribution beginning July 1 amid Standard Oil competition.
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Rothschilds
Standard Oil Co
Kesy Jer
Sumatra
Orient
American Gasoline Co
Rothechilds
Free List Scope Widerened on Cattle Sheep and Wheat
Washington June 17 The Underwood tariff bill face change as Senate finance committee members move to reconsider approving free listing for live stock and wheat with countervailing duties to be struck. The aim is to keep cattle sheep hogs and wheat on the free list with no duties. The majority likely to push this revision.
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Washington
Cenalé Finance Committee
Mercury Hits New Heat Record In Isolated Market
June 18 report from Ind. notes temperatures reaching 110 degrees in a local area while the U S weather bureau logged 109 degrees as the hottest day of the year. Readers record several precipitation events and the region endures extreme heat.
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Show Officers Find Hug Hidden In Culvert
Bedford Indiana June 18 follow up on suspicion of robbing Grover Marley Charles Gresham and Primpy Inman led officers to a culvert where a jug of liquor was hidden. They face charges of burglary and larceny totaling $1,000.
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Grover] Marley
Charles Gresham
Primpy Inman
A & Ballon
Wes
Surprise shower for Miss Barbara Schneider
About sixty acquaintances of Miss Barbara Schneider planned a surprise miscellaneous shower at her Poplar Street home on Tuesday night. Refreshments followed and guests enjoyed a pleasant evening as she prepares for her forthcoming marriage to Harry Bassler.
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Harry Bassler
Ida West
Cumberland Telephone Company
Oakland City
Exchange
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by Washington Residents
A Washington reader cites Charles Ragsdale of 16 East Oak Street praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving kidney pain and back trouble. He urges friends to ask for the same remedy, noting widespread local endorsements and availability at local stores.
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Charles Ragsdale
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