Women’s clubs host bridge party for Mrs Harris farewell
Mrs. I C Newlin entertained her bridge club and friends in honor of Mrs Clarence Harris who departs soon. Four tables competed with prizes to Mrs C Y Beard and Mrs Harold Bump. A tea followed. Guild of St Mark's held a profit sewing session with a portrait gift for Dr George C Rafter.
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 for close work
A brief local notice invites patrons to Visit Mrs Ligier’s Beauty Parlors at 411 West 29th Street offering close work services with contact by phone 817 W.
Wall Paper The Sherman Co. Sanitas The Sherman Co
A brief item notes the Sherman company involvement with wall coverings and Sanitas branding, hinting at a local business activity or advertisement fragment. The unreadable text limits further detail about products, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sherman Co. Sanitas
Sherman Co
Roosevelt Receives Bequest From Estate in New York
Theodore Roosevelt is reported to have received 15150 dollars from the late Cornallun VY estate, with entitlement to one tenth of the residuary income. His sisters Mrs Anta Cowles and Mrs Douglas Robinson share a similar portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Cornallun VY. Roosevelt
Mra
Anta Cowles
Douglas Robinson
Taft Narrowly Trails As Roosevelt Edges Ahead In Convention Moves
Reported moves in Washington show Roosevelt expanding leverage with Missouri admitted to his column and Borah signaling support for adjournment and a compromise strategy. Taft, while confident, faces pressure as Hadley and Cummins La Follette camps maneuver on credentials and temporary chairmanship amid ongoing debate.
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Hadley
Root
Roosevelt
Idaho
McGovern
Wisconsin
la Follette
Missouri
Cummins
Committee On Credentials
Taft
State leader Want aids middlemen at both ends
Fragmentary note mentions a state leader named Want acting as middleman linking two sides. It references three lines and four pence, but details are unclear.
Roosevelt heads to Chicago amid contested ballots
Colonel Roosevelt departed Oyster Bay by auto at 9 am and planned to reach Chicago by tomorrow afternoon. He faced a throng of politicians and reporters, and signaled determination to proceed with the convention work despite undecided contests in Texas and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chicago
Convention City
Texas
Washington
Oyster Bay
Taft Receives Delegates in Yesterday's Republican Meeting
Taft gained fourteen delegates from the Republican committee in contests with Roosevelt forces. An "empty sheet" was given to Roosevelt after adjournment ended proceedings early as Taft lawyers seek time to prepare cases on thirty Texas contested delegates. Remaining contests include Texas thirty seats Virginia twenty Washington fourteen DC and North Carolina two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Republican Committee
Roosevelt
Texas
Lyon
Virginia
Washington
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Taft era backs Devine for credentials chair
Chicago June 14 Thomas H Devine of Colorado holding Charles Cavenders proxy was chosen as chairman of the credentials committee by the Taft forces in a key party leadership move in the national committee race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thomas H. Devine
Colorado
Charles Cavender
Taft
Taft Lieut Wrote Teddy Roosevelt Sure Nominee
Chicago reports a letter from West Virginia Senator Nathan B. Scott, a Taft adherent, stating that West Virginia voters favor Roosevelt for the Republican nomination. Scott, a West Virginia Republican National Committee member, notes Taft lacks political qualifications while Roosevelt has strong political backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
United States
Nathan 8 B. Scott
West Virginia
Taft
Janary
Scott
Republican National Committee
Hotel Arrivals List From Across the Nation
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests and their origins including Cincinnati Cleveland St Paul New York Omaha Chicago Washington D C Lincoln Toledo Casper Milwaukee Dubuque Minnesota and Colorado with numerous individuals and couples named among the travelers.
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 Missing Names From City and County Records
A long unsigned list of individuals and families linked to various towns and states appears, suggesting a community record or notice. Names span Oma ha, Wichita, Denver, Los Angeles, Lander, and more with multiple couples and single listings amid scattered punctuation. The fragmentary text reads like a directory snippet or obituary roster without clear event details.
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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
Crane
Benator Borah
Atook
Borah
Congress Hotel
Hailey
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
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
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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