Bridge party at Whitaker home with tea and guests
Mrs Whitaker hosted a charming bridge gathering on East Nineteenth Street. Early afternoon games led to a five o'clock tea, with numerous ladies and several invited guests enjoying music, floral decorations, and light refreshments.
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Whitaker
Hotton
East Nineteenth Street
Robert Mciotridge
Mra
Charen
Onhaute
Mra Fowler
Mise
G. W. Riner
John Harrington
A. J. Payesball
Cop
Organ
LG. Davin
Henry ‘Conway
Frank Bon
Paul Bailey
G.P. Johnston
T. B. Kennedy
Jmre
Clara Bond
Secretary of War Rules Williams Protest Against Pershing
Secretary of War Dickerson upholds that Colonel Williams erred in protesting Brigadier General Joby A Pershing's appointment as commander of the Philippines department during Williams's temporary absence. The department denied a court of inquiry, deeming Pershing's action proper and a misinterpretation of army regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Washington
Dickerson
Charles A. Wil. Hames
Twenty-first Infantry
Department of Minan?ao
Philippines
Joby “A. Pershing
Williams
Department
Three Choice Lots on Max Well II at the Right Price
G. and Oliver offer three choice lots on Max Well II at favorable terms. Property listed at 220 West 29th Street includes potential for development. Buyers urged to act quickly for best pricing and location advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
G. & Oliver
Federal judge slated for New Mexico vacancy in Alamogordo
In Santa Fe on June 1 the assembly of candidates for the Alamogordo seat on the New Mexico district court was announced. The process saw Ai lford Wy of Alamogordo drop from consideration while Ralph Deming and B R Wright emerge as leading contenders.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe
N. M
Taft
Alford Wy
Alamogordo
M D.au Prems
Cooley
Pemalo
Bs Ralio
Ralph
Af Deming
B. R. Wright
Vecaneys
City Briefs: Divorces, deaths, licenses in local news
Mrs Ginscke a Piarist offers choice cut flowers for rural work. Agnes Congdon granted divorce by Judge Matson amid cruelty and non-support. maid Agnes Walsh restored to her. Three week old baby of Mr and Mrs Geo Osborn died and was buried at Lakeview. William Jones and A Grouth fined for vagrancy. A cannon project foundation forms at city park. Civil service exams set for June 29 36 and July 15 14 with posts of domestic science teacher and junior engineer. Right of way clearance on connecting line begins. Marriage license issued to Richard Estes and Lena Goodwin. Supreme Court session slated for today. A horse belonging to a fruit vender frightened by West Band runs through a business section and overturns wagon.
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Babe
Geo. Osborn
Osborn
East Twentieth Street
Wea
Lakeview Cemetery
William Jones
A. Grouth
Ian
Andrew van
Sheffner Ee Casper
Thin City
Indian Service
Burlington and
Colorado & Southern Railways
Richard G. Estes
Gunnison
Colo
Mia. Lena Goodwin
Manhattan
Kans
Supreme Court
State House
West End
Lorimer Case Puzzles Senate Elections Committee
The Lorimer case moves to the Committee on Privileges after legislative action, with reports indicating possible grand jury indictments and committee decisions awaiting court outcomes. Unclear charges and potential future actions loom as the case unfolds in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lorimer
Grand Jy
Railroad rate amendment debate in Washington
In Washington from June twenty fifth to thirtieth a heated debate on rail rate amendments unfolds. Lawmakers consider whether workers may transport goods by themselves under the proposed changes and how the bill introduced by Ha wad would affect these rights.
Constitutional court limits on Bailey amendment and railway controls
Court held constitutional but narrowly interpretable. The Bailey amendment would blanket prohibit railway transportation of any owned or interest linked commodity. Fourteen Democrats and eleven Republicans supported it. Lafollette amendment for railroad physical valuation was defeated. Senators Simmons and Burton pushed amendments to protect water competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
LafFollette
Simmons
Burton
Mundlin Seeks Divorce After Twenty-Two Years Silence
Buena Vista Colorado June 1 John Mundlin a wealthy pioneer of Chaffee county living near Salida sues for divorce alleging cruelty and that his wife Mrs Mundlin has not spoken to him in twenty-two years. He says they share a roof and table but she treats him as a stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
Colo
Tjohn Mundlin
Chaffee County
Salida
Mundlin
Graduation Gifts at Buechner Jewelry Co.
Window displays showcase graduation gifts at Buechner Jewelry Co. ready for graduates and families. Local shoppers see selections including keepsakes and gift items highlighted in the storefront windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buechner Jewelry CO
Senate Forced to Accept House Statehood Bill
Washington June 1 Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico hangs on senate vote fate. House bill already passed. Democrats pressured for a pledge to bring it to a vote. The deadlock centers on whether the senate will accept the house measure or garner no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Afixana
New Mexico
Taft signal on railroad bill echoes party split
The article notes a price linked to sending the railroad bill to conference and highlights Republican divisions. President Taft is portrayed as willing to sign a reasonable measure that would allow two southwestern territories to become states, framing the debate around expansion under the flag.
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Priscila Club
Stubbe Yenters
Ora Raeley
tMr
John Hover
Clarence Johnston
Mount Mellick
Twenty-fifth Strait
Meyer Frank
Wy Olde
William Walcott
Fhies
Lovett
Roe the Hoste
Mrex Hay Olds
Kwell Miss Johnston
Woman's Club of the
Harold Bump
William Hinrich
Clyde Atherly
Hugh Coffian
Forgy
W. C.mulford Treaaster
McCain
Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Avehié
Katherine Dyer
Henry Reese
Paris
Sway Mire
Bishop. Keane
Capitol Avenue
John
Anderson
Mary C
Mrs. Hainesworth
Mystic Maza Club
Amos B. Fox
Emperor Rothian
Germany
Nieve
Blass
Capitol Avenue Theatre
T. H. Hallinson
Leonard Swainson
Florence Riner
Evelyn Jones
Alvin Swainson
Cayitina
Lucile Emery
Thayer Burgess
Prudence PF
Morris Vary
Misa Margaret (i
Robert Dillman
High Soul
Tosti
Twiight
Dawn
Meyer
Glee Club
Misa Bertha Day
Love's
Harold Welcott
Plantat
Margaret Gil
Boufse Booker
Catherine Cliapiin
Gladys Gerke
Anna Breanahan
Mabel Knight
Melissa Brooks
Emily Jones
Edna Jessen
Fey Perry
Ruth Breisth
Constance Jones
Ruth Jensen
Wisle Becker
Lucile Hmery
Lucile Arve
Mabel Logan
Hazel Harteen
Mildred Sterling
Misa Marjorie Johnston
Hatilroad
Hawad
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Wipe
Bay Gen Syrup Co
Wm. Myers Dry Goods Co
WM. Myers Dry Goods Company
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