Sunshine society meeting at library with socialand business notes
The Sunshine society hosted by Mrs. W. W. Busselle enjoyed a cheerful afternoon at the library with needlework and social banter. Twenty two ladies attended as they adjourned to the Inter Ocean hotel for a long table supper and lively conversation. Next week features a Parish House gathering with a program and refreshments.
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Sunshine Society
W. W. Busselle
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Asesoh
Altar Society and Baptist Circle Meet This Week
In church circles Sunergae Mowting of St Mark's will meet this afternoon with Mrs H G Watson at 801 East Seventeenth Street. Altar and Rosary Society hosts include Clyde Barry DeVine and Manewal for St Mary's Thursday. Baptist Mission Circle host Mrs A B Towner Friday afternoon. South Cheyenne W C T U host Mrs Doak East Ninth Street Thursday. Measles at Mr Bonham's home necessitated a change of venue.
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Sunergae Mowting
Sunergae
St. Mark's
Mra
H. G. Watson
East Seventeenth Street
Altar and Rosary Society
Sun Clyde Barry
Mra, DeVine
Mrs. Manewal
Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Mary's
Baptist Mission Circle
A. BR. Towner
South Cheyenne
Doak
East Ninth Street
C. TY. U
Mr. Bonham
Mitch ell Elected Democrat to Congress in Thirteenth District
John J Mitch ell, a Democrat, won election to Congress from the Thirteenth district. The results announce a new member for the chamber, marking a party representation shift. The occasion was reported as part of April political updates.
California legislature split over land bill conflict
California lawmakers clash as Senate and Assembly push different alien land ownership plans. Senate favors gradual ownership with extended period before loss of property while Assembly targets Japanese ownership and restricts corporations. Tokyo officials fear broad discrimination and seek U.S. naturalization extensions.
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Legislature OF
California
Senate
Assembly
Hkenlee Hon
Japan
United States
Senate drops charges against Senator Stillwell
Albany April senate votes that charges against Senator Stillwell by George H. Kendall president of New York Bank Note company are not sustained.
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Albany
Senate
Senator Stillwell
George H. Kendall
New York Bank Note Company
Anti alien land ownership bill passes in California
In Sacramento on April 5 the lower house approved a measure aimed at blocking Japanese interests from holding real property in the state. The bill centers on land ownership restrictions and reflects contemporary immigration-era tensions.
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Sacramento
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Cold
Advertisement asserts that Pape's Cold Compound quickly cures a severe cold and grippe after two hourly doses, claiming all symptoms vanish after the first dose and no quinine or substitutes are needed. It warns against delays and urges buying from a druggist.
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Pape
Grippe
Eddie Foy and Family Dazzle Packed House with Dances
Eddie Foy and The Seven Kiddies and Dancers wowed a full audience last night. The seven Foy children added sparkle and energy, with Texas Tommy and whirlwind dances satisfying fans who crave fast routines. Eddie Foy remained original and entertaining, delivering a thoroughly worthwhile show.
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Eddie Foy
the Seven Kiddies
Eddie Vay
Eddie
Arm In Mite Lacks Ammunition Men Involved
A report notes a group of men missing ammunition while an associated incident hints at a woman purchasing items resembling shoe accessories. The fragmented text implies a domestic or local event with sparse details about persons or locations.
Millionaire Missing in London Case Sparks Alive Hopes
A letter received by J. Lockhart Anderson from an alleged gang member claims Joseph Wilberforce Martin is alive in a Kensington house after sustaining injuries. The note seeks a reward payoff with no police action and describes Martin’s condition and a meeting with a Brazilian woman and a foreign chauffeur. In Memphis, Martin Phelps Co faces bankruptcy with reported liabilities of 403 401.91.
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London
J. Lockhart Anderson
Joseph Wilberforce Martin
Memphis
Tenn
Martin Sntill
Kensington
Anderson
Park Place
Martin
Automobile Club
Memphis, Tenn
United States
Grant Mathews
Martin- Phelps Company
Joseph Martin
W. P. Phillips
Three Factions In Bitter Fight Over President
At the Daughters of the American Revolution convention in Washington on April 15, three camps backed Mrs Storey, Mrs Horton, and Mrs Bryan for president general. Tensions ran high as ten hours of campaigning followed credential disputes and political tension, with Wilson urging loyalty to liberty and American ideals.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
William C. Storey
Charles Miller Horton
Charles B. Bryan
Credentials Committee
Wilson
America
What Would You Do If You Were Four Millionaire
A East Side school asked boys what they would do if they were four millionaires. Answers include building a large house with many rooms, owning banks and becoming bank president, living on Fifth Avenue, buying cars and hiring them out, funding education, feeding peasants, and buying the subway to collect 10 cent fares.
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Tittle Boys
East Aide
East Siders
Banks
Be & Bank
Fifth Avenue
Acros
Chariot
New York Tribune
Little Girls Buy Big Church Bell in Cody Wyoming
In Cody Wyoming April 15 a group of young churchgirls raised about $300 to fund a 900 pound B flat bell from McShane Bell Foundry Baltimore. The bell, inscribed Westminster Sewing Circle Cody Wyoming 1913, will hang in the Presbyterian church and be their own gift. It will take about six weeks to cast and ship.
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Chicago
Springfield
O'Hara
Cody
Wyo
Presbyterian Church
McShane Bell Foundry
Baltimore
Park County Court House
Mud drenched voyage reshapes Lander mine visit
Manager G. P. Paine and Assayer Effman arrived by schooner Studebaker from Lewiston to Lander Wyoming after a perilous trip. They described mud depths up to 18 feet on the road, with the ship stuck and the deck washed by waves of mud. Paine proposed a road fix using crushed stone oil asphalt and gravel to shed water, noting oil supplies in the Lander field and success of oiling roads in other states.
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Lander
Wyo
G. P. Paine
Effman
Lewiston
Studebaker
Ed Young
Paine
Ellman
Campbell County Transcription Contract Awarded
GILLETTE Wyoming April 15 commissioners award the Campbell County transcription project to Miss Genevieve Pickett of Lusk. The job, including books, costs about half of early bid estimates and will take five to six months after books arrive. Miss Pickett recently finished a county transcription and is at work on another.
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Ggillette
Wyo
Campbell
Crook
Weston
Mins Jenevieve Pickett
Lusk
Miss Pickett
Sheep Shearing Season Opens in Sweetwater County
The county’s flockmasters prepare for sheep shearing with multiple pens in operation at Bitter Creek Gottsche’s Sparks and Green River areas. Bookings range from 7 000 to 75 000 head across Big Island Paddy Meavy’s Ponton’s and McCann’s ranches. The season begins today at Bitter Creek with broader openings early next week across six mile and Sparks.
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Rock Springs
Ely
Ponton
Bitter Creek
Gottsche
McCann
Von
Ston
Big Island
Poston
McCann's
Sparks
Green River
Lunatic Asylum Suggested by Women's Dress Fashions
Cambridge, April. Basil King argues modern women’s attire signals moral danger and could drive society toward lunacy. He cites Fifth Avenue fashion as a “moving picture” of decay, saying gaudy clothes obscure faces and erode spiritual qualities, harming public perception.
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Cambridge
Mass
Basil King
Fifth Avenue
Birmingham Lawyer Fatally Shot in Street Duel
In Birmingham Alabama April foryer Roland Shugart a lawyer and his brother in law Layne Moore were killed in a pistol fight on a city street. The incident follows rising tensions after Shugart argued with his wife who is Moore s sister.
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Birmingham
Ala
Apriloe
Roland Shugart
Layne Moore
Nowilde
Shugart
Moore
Pire
Search for Revolutionary Sword In Two Continents
A joint committee in Washington seeks a sword linked to the Revolutionary era with a description that may reveal its location. The item’s whereabouts remain uncertain after Baron’s resignation from the army, and historians await more details from the discovery story.
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Washington
Congress
Baron
Ualt
House
Nero
Silent Contempt to Reeyner for Many as Unblackened
Fragmentary text hints at an unclear topic or headline involving a named figure and references to methods and processes, including terms like net ality Mirror plating Sherro Paper hanging and Shereoo Graining. The source lacks coherent details to produce a full report.
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Reeyner
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Onyx
Wim. Myers Dry Goods Co
Mes. L. BR. Tyson
the Iriary
Club of the Order of the Eastern Star
Mra Gerson
Seventeenth Street
L. A
L. A. O the GO
Capitol Hall
Billy Walker
John Hunter
Maccabee
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabea
Musical Club
Carly
C. H. Garwood the
Plomint
Cnurch
Ance
Mitcwrila
the Sherman Co
Sachlamento
Cal
Tokio
Attenton
Toio
Yokohama
Victor Victrolas
Denver
Wyoming
Denver Music
Co's Store
Cheyenne
Capitol Ave
Robt, N. Grace
Aio
D. Campbell Morgan
Campbell County
Gailin Institutte
Tream
Gatlin Ae
Douglas
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