Mrs. Newlin Hosts Bridge Club Honoring Mrs. Harris
Mrs. I C Newlin entertained her bridge club and guests Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Clarence Harris who will soon leave. Four tables competed for prizes won by Mrs C Y Beard and Mrs Harold Bump. A tea followed at five with bridal wreath and wildflowers decorating the home. The Guild of St Mark's held a profitable sewing meeting with a portrait gift of Dr George C Rafter presented by Mrs Alta R Heaney. Next Friday hostesses include Mrs John Whittaker and others. A bake sale is planned by Methodist ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Newlin
Bridge Club
Clarence Harris
Harris
Harold Bump
Meadames W. K. Jones
W. W. Hasselle
L. Emery
Foreyth, Morgan, Davidson
Jamison Jonkovaky
Mesdames
Bump
Guild of St. Mark's
Alta R. Heaney
George C. Rafter
Meaney
Howtersea
Swainson
Gill
Bartley
Moyer
John Whittaker
R. W. Bradley
Foster
Visit Mrs Ligier's Beauty Parlors Advertisement
A brief classified note invites readers to Mrs Ligier's Beagty Parlors offering close work services at 411 West 29th Street with contact by phone 817 W.
Wall Paper The Sherman Co Sanitas The Sherman Co
The fragmented note references Wall Paper and The Sherman Co with Sanitas phrase likely tied to the Sherman Company context. Readable items show corporate naming and product mentions without a clear event or date. Further details are not legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sherman Co. Sanitas
Sherman Co
Roosevelt Receives Bequest From Cornallun VY Estate
New York June 14 Roosevelt gets 15150 from the late Cornallun VY estate trustees report filed and Roosevelt is entitled to one tenth of the residuary income. His sisters Mrs Anta Cowles and Mrs Douglas Robinson share similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Cornallun VY. Roosevelt
Mra
Anta Cowles
Douglas Robinson
Taft Seeks Compromise as Roosevelts Grow Stronger
Washington dispatch reports Taft lagging by 14 votes from the total needed as Roosevelt, La Follette, and Cummins forces press for control of credentials. Crane whispers of a compromise to Borah as Missouri’s admission favors Roosevelt, with Hadley and Taft allies debating strategy and adjournment amid convention tensions. Taft denies any compromise candidacy in a telegram to Hilles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Washington
Texas
Borah
Taft
Congress Hotel
Missouri
Hailey
Hadley
Roosevelt
Root
Idaho
McGovern
Wisconsin
la Follette
Cummins
Committee On Credentials
State leader Want aids middle men at both ends
A terse note suggests a figure named Want plays a pivotal role as intermediary, aiding both ends in a process. The text mentions three lines and a monetary amount described as four pence, implying a small, contested middleman arrangement.
Roosevelt Heads to Chicago After Oyster Bay Departure
Colonel Roosevelt left Oyster Bay at 9 am with Mrs. Roosevelt for Chicago arriving tomorrow afternoon. He toured the office, dodging crowds of politicians and photographers, and signaled his decision to proceed to the convention city while undecided on several Texas and Washington contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chicago
Convention City
Texas
Washington
Oyster Bay
Taft Secures Fourteen Delegates in Yesterday's Meeting
Taft won fourteen delegates in a Republican committee meeting with Roosevelt forces. The session ended early as Taft's attorneys sought more time to prepare challenges to thirty contested Texas delegates. Remaining contests include Texas thirty seats Virginia twenty Washington fourteen and DC and North Carolina two each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Texas
Lyon
Virginia
Washington
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Taft era names Devine chairman of credentials panel
Chicago June 14 Thomas H Devine of Colorado holder of Charles Cavenders proxy was agreed as chairman of the credentials committee by the Taft forces in a national committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas H. Devine
Colorado
Charles Cavender
Taft
Taft Lieut Wrote Teddy Roosevelt Sure Winner
Chicago June 14 Roosevelt headquarters released a letter from Nathan B Scott West Virginia Taft adherent dated January. The letter says West Virginians believe Roosevelt will be nominated while Taft lacks political qualifications and has no directing politicians. Scott is West Virginia Republican National Committee member and has long aligned with Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
United States
Nathan 8 B. Scott
West Virginia
Taft
Janary
Scott
Republican National Committee
Hotel Arrivals Across the United States Listed
A long roster of hotel arrivals includes J. Gilkey of Cincinnati J Tri bald from St. Paul A A Seaton Frendh Ola M C Mathews New York and many others from Omaha Chicago Washington Denver and beyond. The list names dozens of guests and their home cities indicating a regional travel surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gilkey
Cincinnati
J. Tribald
St. Paul
A. A. Seaton
Frendh
Ola
M.C. Mathews
New York
Jones
Ralph S. Kelly
HH. T. McCoy
Lincoln
W. Snyder
Toledo
T. G. Lewis
K. C
A. J. Moker
Casper
A. H. Chabot
Milwaukee
M. Hunter
Mins
Hiby Bovard
Greeley
W. A. Tarr
Columbus
G. B. Binnell
Central City
Neb
W. J
Obituary and Family Notices List Across Several States
A dense roster of names and residences appears, listing individuals and couples such as R. Reilt and wife A E Rust of Omaha, G M Winkleman of Blan Missouri, N Semos of City, J P Webster of Chugwater, and many others from Lander Denver Houston and beyond. The fragmentary item resembles a community death or obituaries column with accompanying locations and family mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Reilt
A. E. Rust
Omaha
G. M. Winklemen
A. Hart
F. W. Dyer
Manville
A. F. Cross
Blan, Mo
W. W. Bunnen
Wichita
Kun
N. Semos
City
G. W. Brewer
Egbert
David Cochran
Wheatland
J. J. Haskett
Chas. John
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Win. Myers Dry Goods Company
Mis. L. R. Tyson
Bridge
Atherly
Beard
Simpson
Crate
Elee
Fred Miller
Lige
Bentleman
Alice Cary
Chas. Frink
Happy Homes
the Consumers’ Supply CO
Sudan
ToMorn
Consumers’ Supply CO
Phone Bis
Biddy St
Hood River
Truckey’s Department Store
Roorevelt
Cheyenne Ice Co
Carey
Benator Borah
Atook
Florentine
Congress
Stubbs
Glasscock
Dixon
Heveridge
Alexander Moore
Lillian Russell
Francis J. Heney
Downet
George Wy. Perkins
Cumiine
Cumming
Madison
Dicker
Washington, D. C
Teddy
Devine
Plains
InterOcean
Flory
Wray
Colo
Fred Goetz
H. Rose
Holla
Edith M. Hawes
Grover
Grace Riley
Hereford
F. BR
McKeight
Kelley
Mercantile CO
16TH
Capitol
DAN S. Park &Co
First National Bank Building
Laramie
Ed Richards
Post
Chas. H. Renney
Los Angeles
Fred Garner
the Dales
Ore
Will
Grisbly
Pine Bluffs
Metropolitan
Walter Wisgings
Harristown
Ob. Wining
Keets
Mangus
Ween
Iron Mountain
Morey
Bridgeport
Mich
C. C. Griffin
Bear Creek
B.P. Payton
Thermopolis
Geo. Bailus
Lander
G. W. Lippington
Wm. Hygéptedt
St. Louis
J. L. Sawyer
Porrington
D. Stevene
Maude Hig
Eberhard
Ethel Binney
Nixon and Wife
Denver
Stove
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
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