Editorial urges Cheyenne-Carpenter link with county unity
The editorial encourages Cheyenne to strengthen ties with Carpenter and neighboring communities to benefit the county. It urges business leaders to attend the Grange field day on June 5, organize auto caravans from the city, and foster friendly collaboration with Pine Malta, Thee, Hildedale, Archer, and others for mutual growth.
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Carpenter
Malta
Hildedale
Archer
Crne
Grange
Hanes
Howtlhdry
Cheyenne
Brandeis Confirmed by Senate for Supreme Court Seat
The piece reports Louis Brandeis being confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court amid partisan debate. It lauds Democratic support as aligned with plain people opposed to plutocracy while criticizing Republican opposition influenced by wealth interests.
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Louis
Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Sirethy
Yaerty
Brandecia
Dewoorts
Thes
Meo Brandia
Pheer
The Capitol Avenue of Cheyenne’s Capitol City
Cheyenne’s Capitol Avenue is praised as the most beautiful street in the city. The long double row of trees arches over the thoroughfare, with greenery and budding foliage. The avenue links the state capitol building to Union Parish station, bordered by homes, lawns, shrubbery, a city park, and decorative entrances, making it a standout asset in Cheyenne.
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Cheyenne
Capitol
Capitol Avenue
Pernigates
Sore Capital
Unio Parishc
Opposition to Vice President Marshall in Pueblo Star Journal
The Pueblo Star Journal notes opposition to Vice President Marshall and questions the strength of the Democratic running in the coming campaign. It praises Missouri’s governor and mayor as capable but argues the race is not yet real or solidified.
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Missouri
Marshall and Wilson Likely Win Nomination, Indiana Sees Strong Blend
The memo argues Vice President Marshall is a strong renomination candidate with loyalty to the Wilson administration. It suggests Major Governor could be a rival, but endorses a Wilken and Marshall ticket, noting Marshall’s four years of experience and presidential timber.
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Marshall
Indiana
Mandal
Wilein
Ci Ay
Paca Rennet
Major
Wohleteengthen
Democratic Party
Wileen
Wilson
Pon Te Aassine
Thue
Wilken
Bathing and Efficiency at Baltimore Hygiene Meeting
At the American Association for the Promotion of Hygiene and Public Baths in Baltimore Dr. Simon Bacueh argues Germany’s public baths boosted efficiency while Western nations lagged. He cites German bath facilities in 1908 1910 1914 and compares to France Britain and the United States. He suggests public schools require warm showers and clean water to raise mental activity and physical readiness, urging opposition to tub culture.
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Wittsburgh Gazette-Times
American Association For the Promotion of Hygiene
Baltimore
Simon Bacueh
Germany
Rowe Ureece
Japan
Ott
France
Republic
Marne
Berlin
London
Giermany
United States
Barach
Prices for epgetators at Chicago Republican convention
Reats for epgetators at the Republican National Convention in Chicago next week are selling from 100 to 250 dollars each. Buyers expect the promised sport and value.
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Chicago
Unclear fragments report on Roosevelt and a train bagut escape
Article fragments describe a Roosevelt remark at Louis and mention Carlide the train bagut escaping from a holding place. Text hints at a federal joy ride and Colonel Roosevelt in a troubled context, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Roosevelt
At Louis
Col Mosby Dreaded Civil War Guerilla Leader
The obituary sketches Col John S Mosby born 1834 at the Mosby plantation Edgemont Virginia, famed for Mosby s cavalry tactics and the Mosby method. He fought through the war, was outlawed, later practiced law, served as consul to Hong Kong, and kept a theater of memory around his old command linked to several troopers who became ministers or shopkeepers. He refused surrender after Lee s surrender and carried his pistols in public.
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Inez Teeny
Waele Ingion
John S. Mosby
Tle
Ender
Colonel Monby
Mosby
Virginia Mountaina
Grant
Edgemont
Powhattan County
Virginia
University of Virginia
Misa Pauline Clark
Beverly J. Clarke
Congress
United States
Guatemala
Confederacy
J. E. B. Stuart
Virginia Cavalry
Stuart
Burnside
Lee
Rapahannock River
Washington
North
Warrentown
Ile
General Land Office
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Battle of
Gettysburg
War College
Nin Foughter
Stuart Coleman
Hongkong
Moohy
Shenandosh Valley
Charlestown
Lord's Vineyard
General Stoughten
B Stoughten
Wpataira
Major Blaser
Filaver
Moaby
Mazer
Senator seeks monument to Doniphan for Mexican expedition memory
Senator Stone of Missouri urges the United States to erect a monument honoring Alexander William Doniphan. He led a thousand soldiers into Mexico seventy years ago, quelled an Indian uprising, crossed deserts, defeated larger forces, and captured Chihuahua. Doniphan is not listed in standard histories, though Powell notes his exploits in The Road to Glory.
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el Paso
Senator Stone
Missouri
United States
Alexander William Doniphan
Mexico
Chihuahua
Alexander Powell
Catron
New Mexico
Donalphan
Pershing
Doniphan
Helpless Ancestry Query Echoes Irish King Pat-sure
A fragmented item from the Liverpool Mercury shows a caller tracing ancestry to an Irish king named Pat-sure and questioning legal defense in a confrontation. The note blends folklore with a modern inquiry about heritage and justice.
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Liverpool Mercury
Jerry
Pat
Whitchanst
Shy Admirer Seeks Reward After Stage Encounter
A timid suitor worships from afar until a charity theater show brings him face to face with his beloved. In a corner he compliments her, she blushes, and his bold joke about naming the star he discovered offers a humorous turn in this comic exchange.
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London
Damed
Buy Whats in a NAMI From the Washington Merald
The fragmentary note reports a new director at a feed facility with unclear duties. It hints at changes affecting staff and operations, but the text remains garbled and the exact names and places are unreadable.
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Washington
Merald
Public figure profile hints at cleric scholar bridge
Fragmentary text references John J. Chapman and an Atlantic booth, suggesting a public figure who is both a columnist or preacher and a scholar. The limited readable lines indicate a persona blending public service and intellectual work in a historical setting.
Reverence for Leading Schoolmasters Amid National Life
A scholar notes growing respect for top schoolmasters as crucial figures shaping the nation, though warn that fashion, misplaced loyalty, and wealth distort the esteem. He emphasizes the real role these educators play in society and history.
Miss Keller Learning to Sing in Philadelphia
Helen Keller, deaf and blind, spoke on Happiness and described her progress in voice culture with Charles White of the New England Conservatory. Benefited by training, she spoke with clearer tone and enunciation and hopes further study will let her sing.
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Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Charles White
New England Conservatory of Music
Philadelphia
Direct Marketing Plan Forces Sacramento Group Move
The direct marketing bureau of the Sacramento Grangers relocates its headquarters from the chamber of commerce rooms after several retail grocers refuse to support the plan. State Master Holmes of the Orangery movement notes retailers protest against moving producer to consumer sales at the lowest possible cost, with bitter feeling and threats to withdraw support from the chamber.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Sacramento Grangers
Chamber of Commerce
Chawlh
Joseph Vy Holoves
Orang
Wny
Chamber of Commerce i
Holmes
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