Abernathy Boys Glimpse Congress In Washington Visit
Washington June 8 Two Oklahoma brothers Louis and Temple Abernathy rode 2000 miles to meet President Roosevelt in New York. On the floor at Speaker Cannon’s suggestion they answered questions about the long journey and life in Washington.
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United States
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Oklahoma
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New York
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sala
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Teriile
Boy Mau Bite Victim Receives Pasteur Institute Care
Ike Brown of Poteau a 12 year old boy is hospitalized in Oklahoma City after a dog driven mad by heat inflicted ten deep facial gashes. The dog's head was severed and sent for rabies testing. brain analysis confirmed Deguil bodies. Doctors hope the boy can be saved as other patients from mad dog bites show progress.
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ike Brown
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Oklahoma City
Pasteur Institute
state bacteriological bureau
Memorial Services Sunday Afternoon
Memorial services will be held Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The Confederates will conduct the annual memorial event as scheduled, with the same program as previously published minus possible minor changes.
Senate approves railroad bill after lengthy fight
After a three month struggle in Washington, the Senate passed a railroad bill granting a Commerce Court under the attorney general the power to regulate rates and classifications. It sets 120 day rate hearings, through rates, and limits injunctions while expanding carrier disclosure rules and requiring reasonableness of raises since January 1 1810. Insurgent Republicans Cummins and La Follette backed by some Democrats clashed with Aldrich led opposition backed by large transportation interests.
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Washington
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La Follette
Senate Passes Railroad Bill Amid Party Split Vote
The senate approved the railroad bill 50 to 12 with Republicans largely in favor and 12 Democrats voting for the measure. Twelve Democrats voted against or abstained while 6 Democrats supported it, and a late conference settled to let members vote individually. The outcome mirrors the tariff battle with insurgent Republicans gaining ground and some Democrats aiding the reactionary leader at key moments.
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Hughes
Vaney
Newland
Percy
Purcell
Rayner
Ssively
Smith
Maryland
South Carolina
Chamberlain
Clay Gore
Paynter
Simmons
Stone
Aldrich
Horse Stolen From Egypt Community Pasture
Mr Nail reported the theft of a 950 pound bay horse with two white hind feet and a narrow white face streak from in the pasture of Mr Sturdivant in Egypt. No trace of the horse has been found despite searches.
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Mail
Threats of Uprising in Nanking Alarm Foreigners
Consuls report native disturbances in Nanking with insults to foreigners and defiling of the American consulate walls. Placards call for killing foreigners and destroying property as June opening of the Nanking Exposition nears. Merchants flee with wealth to disposal depots. authorities have removed rifle hosts. military stance unsettled but foreign warships pledged protection.
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Nanking
New Orleans
Mexican Bandits Attack Haciendas in Oaxaca Region
Report from Vera Cruz states Eighteen bandits led by Santana raided the Hella Vista hacienda in southeast Oaxaca. Manager Roberta Voight and two natives were killed, Mrs Voight bound and mistreated, and $4,000 extorted from Guillermo Guinger at La Pomona hacienda. Two other properties were attacked. a posse pursues the band.
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Oaxaca
Roberta Voight
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