United States May Intervene Over Cuba Crisis
Washington reports the Cuba situation has reached an acute stage prompting a state department warning note to be delivered to the Cuban government through Minister Beaupre. Earlier December White House talks referenced a possible armed intervention and the department issued statements detailing the causes and actions taken amid defiance of presidential decrees.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Beaupre
White House
Wood
Death of C. W. Smith Sheds Light on Treasure Tale
C W Smith died Wednesday after long illness at G H Angellys home. Body held at L T Waiters undertaking while relatives are sought. He told a tale of Spain and a Spanish queen sending him to hunt hidden treasure and claimed to be a 33d degree Mason with ties to Spain. R C Jeter opens a grocery business in Rollow building west of I Harris.
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C. W. Smith
G. H. Angelly
L. T. Waiters Undertaking
Spain
R. C. Jeter
Rollow Building
Dor
I. Harris
Mr. Jeter
Ada
Meeting at Asbury Church Reflects Veteran Tensions
The event drew many officers from the army and rural guard as part of the National Council of Veterans with an ovation for attendees. A telegraphed note to Mr Beaupre warned Cuba’s government must enforce republican laws and avoid military intervention. The Cuba situation signals possible military dictatorship risks and US intervention warnings. Rev E S Harris, born 1868 in Dyersburg, read law, practiced in Tennessee and Tulsa, and held lead Methodist positions.
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Beaupre
Cuba
Gomez
Theeeterans’ Association
Army and Rural Guard
National Council of Veterans
Can
State Department
E. S. Harris
Dyersburg
Tenn
W. T. Harris
Isham G. Harris
Tennessee
Gant & Patterson
ex-Goy, ‘Patterson
Memphis Law School
Tulsa
Ohlo
Memphis
Kentucky
Unique Spokane Dinner Showcases Local Goods
Spokane, January 10. The Buying-at-Home league of Spokane plans a meal at the Spokane hotel using only foods grown or made in Spokane country. Dishes and cigars will be homegrown or locally produced, highlighting Inland Empire resources and aiming to educate the public to favor Spokane goods during 1912.
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Spokane
Wash
Buying-at-Home League of
Inland Empire
League
Strikers Battle With Militia at Lawrence Mills
Eight militia companies including field artillery guard Lawrence mill district under martial law after rioting tied to a 15000 strong strike. About 15000 workers idle as machinery stops. A bayonet charge wounds one man. 35 rioters arrested. several guards and workers treated for bullet wounds.
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Lawrence
Miss
Oklahoma 1909 law on injuring animals with debris
Section 2759 of Oklahoma's 1909 compiled laws prohibits throwing or placing glass nails metal pieces or other harmful substances on roads or public places that could injure animals. Penalty includes a fine up to 500 or up to one year in county jail or both.
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State of
Oklahoma
Frisco line repairs and local notes from Francis
Rural Happenings reports a general meeting at Francis J. 80 and Frisco telegraph line removal to clear rights of way before spring. Local items include T P Ully in Joliet delivering a talk, A Goetter injury, Crosby Norman selling wood, Chicago visitors, a short order house opening, death of Fred Buckner, Frisco No 7 derailment above Holdenville, and pay-day notes.
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Main Street
Red River
Francis J
T. P. Uolly
Joliet
A. Goetter
Crosby Norman
C. R. Norman
L. R. Clark
Chicago
Mr. Clark
John Greer
Post Office
People Satisfaction
Mr. Newman
Carney
Okla
Will Newman
Fred Buckner
C. N.buckner
Cedar Grove
Holdenville
John
Tyrola News Roundup and Local Moves
Tyrola looks busy with social visits moving in and out of town. Residents Mr Clifford Hill and wife hosted the Sun day at the Graham home while Miss Rachel Bevel spent the night with Miss Mary Manley.
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Tyrola
Clifford Hill
Graham
Rachel Bevel
Mary Manley
A. T. Walker
J. R. Lunsford
New Bethel
D. L. Lunsford
Jim Fulton
Osburn
A. J. Williams
F. M. Smith
Colbert
Mr. Smith
Dallas Jones
Moller School Ready for Growth and Community Welcome
The Moller school under Prof J J Townsend shows thrift and growing interest as the district secures a building for the children. Jack Townsend of Franks plans to move to Moller. Buzbee sells home to Walter Woolly and moves to Arizona. Woodmen of the World held installation at Odd Fellows Hall with new officers led by Con Commander B L Brooks and others.
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J. J. Townsend
Walter Woolly
Buzbee
Arizona
Sol Moss
J. W. Henderson
Farming as a business skills in modern agriculture
The article argues that harsh winter weather disrupts field work but hints at a improving outlook with dry soil later. It stresses farming’s increasing demand for education, urging agricultural training in schools and viewing farming as a legitimate business central to national wealth. It notes the shift from virgin soil farming to brain plus muscle effort.
Leap Year Claims Draw Public Attention in Ada
Fragmentary note links 1 percent start and winter to Pan VRinity. Mentions Mr. T vis in Ada and bush. asserts leap year begins to claim people's attention. Unclear specifics but signals public interest in unusual calendar signals this year.
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T Vis
Ada On Bush
Ada visitors inspire students and staff with school event
Geographical high f via Ada Saturday hosted a Stonewall and Tom Wyche Herce visit to the school. The visitor delivered an engaging talk to students and shared habits with parents and teachers. Jack T md plans a move to Lulu after a Sunday singing event.
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Stonewall
Tom
Wyche Herce
Jack T md
Lulu
Road Overseer Salary And Township Treasurer Details
Fiscal notes show a warrant holder action on Chickasaw Road and Bridge. The entry lists Road Overseer salary and identifies Joe Rushing as Township Treasurer with associated payments.
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Chickasaw Road
Joe Rushing
Teaching farming as a noble, practical vocation
A letter argues for teaching boys and girls practical farming as part of education. It praises soil improvement, cites scholars and professional study models, and lauds Dr. S Knapp for founding a welfare farming effort that honors God, elevates humanity, and promotes better methods.
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Chris
Dr.s. Knapp
Owen Will Fight Hoows Confirmation
Senator Owen of Oklahoma threats to oppose the confirmation of Judge W C Hook to the Supreme Court if Taft sends the nomination to the Senate. He vows to introduce a resolution demanding copies of all endorsements of Judge Hook. The opposition stems from his Oklahoma two cent rate case ruling.
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Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
Taft
Senate
W. C. Hook
Supreme Court
Hook
Kansas
Modern Household Goes Electric Reducing Drudgery
The up to date housewife benefits from electricity powering heating, cooking, sewing, washing, and ironing. It saves health and lengthens life, offering quick reliable convenience. Ada Electric and Gas Co invites inquiries at its South Broadway office, phone 78.
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ADA Electric and Gas CO
South Broadway
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Palma
Asbury Church
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Reliance Life Insurance Co
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Robert L. Owen
Francis
Boyx
Pontotoe
Ti Walters
Geo. HI Ni
Greenleaf and Blackstone
POST
Ez Exh
W. A. Guest Real Estate Co
Farm Lands City Property
M. & P. State Bank
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