South’s Come Back Seeks Confederate Link in U S Politics
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes that postwar elections included ex Confederates due to widespread disfranchisement of whites under reconstruction. It argues Southern voters required Confederate service for political prominence while Northern opinion eased, allowing ex Confederates into Congress and state legislatures as federal troops withdrew.
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Senator Bankhead
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Congress
The
Evening Bulletin
Confederacy
Johnson
West Virginia
North
Dinners and society notices fill Cheyenne events page
Social gatherings honor Grace Kelley and Lt Frank ahead of upcoming wedding. Dinners, dances, and meetings are noted across local groups including YWCA, Elks Lodge, and various clubs with speakers, elections, and fundraisers. Several residents recover from injuries and prepare farewells as community life continues.
Mystic Mase Weekly Hostess Opens Tea Afternoon
Mere M. Roseboom invited neighbors to her East Lincoln Way home for the Mystic Mase weekly gathering an afternoon of visiting and sewing. A devoted hostess served tea at 5 o clock.
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W. ¥. Staples
Miram Sepp
Mere M. Roseboom
East Lincoln
Fox
Mara, D
Minions of Big Five Move to Seize Wyoming Stockmen
Charles D. Carey warns that packers aim to control Wyoming cattlemen through congressional actions and allied stockman groups. He cites packed hearings, packer lawyers, and political pressure as evidence of a deliberate effort to depress independent producers and crown Kendrick’s opponents.
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Wyoming
Carey
Big Live Stock Concern
Packers
Kendrick
Congress
Charles D. Carey
Washington
Cattia
Kenrick
Wey
Seattlara
Union
Spokane
Srey
Mar
City panel debates fixed closing hours for stores
A council discussion in a Wyoming city covered a proposed ordinance to limit business hours. Merchants debated forcing uniform closing times, with opinions split and no action taken. Mayor Taylor and commissioners indicated more study before any move, suggesting a merchant led decision rather than city mandate.
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Gheyenne
Fd. P. Taylor
Funeral for Mrs. Ma ria J. Clark Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Mrs. Ma ria J. Clark were conducted at 2 PM yesterday at Barry Bricker Brothers parlors with U J S Stubblefield in charge. Her daughter Miss Huth Crary escorted remain to Gunnison Colorado for interment in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria J. Clark
Barry- Bricker Brothers
U. J. S. Stubblefield
Disturbance Fines For Athens Candy Kitchen Case
Proprieter Guy Kallas and B H James were fined 40 dollars each after a disturbance at the Athens Candy Kitchen on Sixteenth Street. Testimony conflict over drunkenness and who started the altercation with a stool and a stick. Witnesses disagreed on Jones drinking status, while Acting Judge Hirsig noted the disturbance.
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Guy Kallas
Athens
Sixteenth Street
B H. James
Cntiaieal
Kallas
Jones
Kallan
Ford
Jack Tanssey
Hirsig
Mr. Lafontaine
Atlas Theater
Jodee Hirsig
Gem Company Store Opens At Seventeenth Street
The Gem Garment company opens a new store on Seventeenth Street with Careg Avery opening tonight. An orchestra will play for the formal opening and visitors receive flowers. The store offers a complete line of attractive women’s garments and ready to wear clothing as a feature of its service.
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Gem Garment Company
Seventeenth Street
Careg Avery
Weather summary for the day with temperatures and precipitation
6 a m to 6 p m readings show 28 at 28 temp net lull .26 27 24 relative humidity 76 wind from N velocity 5 20 24 48 cloudy Pt City Pt Gidy normal temp 32 actual mean 80 change 14 at 2 p m lowest 25 at 7 45 a m highest wind 32 mph from N 9 05 a m total precip since Jan 1 05 inches normal 1.20 inches rainfall 0 inches snow melted T inches snow melted T inches
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Cidy
Cliy
Gidy
Billy the Circus Bird Plans Escape From Cage
Billy the parrot trapped in a circus cage des cends into fear and longing for Nanny as the train car moves toward a depot. He cries and gathers resolve to escape, imagining a night in the silent streets before the next chapter reveals Ely’s fate tomorrow.
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Billy
Nanny
Mec
Hilly
Nanny Will
Ely
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Cheyenne
Seeresssee
Society News
Mortons
Th. A. Morton
Grace Kelley
Lieutenant Frank
Misa Kelley
E. d. Kelley
Morton
Presbyterian Aid Society
Elks Lieme
Mrs. Laird
Dir. Ratain
Robert O. Lewis
Lewis
Laird
YW. A
John Brown
J. Stubblefield
Ft. A. Mortem
Margaret Doane
Oeleeck
Masonic Temple
Baptist Mission Circle
Mra. A. R. Towner
West Twenty-fifth Street
Delphian Society
Carnegie Library
A BE. Garretson
Congregational Aid Society
Harry Davis
M. Corley
W. HL. Gill
John C ‘Haplin
FH. Setuhen
Bohemian Relief Fund
Girl Scout Club
James Bagan
Georgia Hirs
Captain Leard
Mra Whfred O'Leary
Hubert N. LaFontaine
Young Men's Literary Club
Carnegie Mebrary
American Preach League
Madame Guerin
France
Mabel Knight
Georgia Crary
Miss Crary
Cme
Groap
Pine Bluffa
St. John's Hospital
Plains Hotel
Gross
John Wagner
Hemibors
Divide
Gola
Wagner
Mea
Wagara
Mystic Maze
Roseboom
M. Clark
Judge Hig
Gem Company
Billy Whiskers
J. A. Kirkpatinge
Carey Ave
Calmet
U. S. Pood
Lak
Troy
Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Lum
Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank
Cheyenne, Wyo
West 18Th
Foown
Vendome
Fremont
Sidney E. Bartlett
Secy
Mgr
Business Large and
Smny
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Keystone
Florence Reed
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