Oklahoma Senate Rejects All Board of Education Nominations
The Oklahoma Senate ends the State Board of Education dispute by rejecting both rival factions’ three disputed nominations and requests new ones from Governor Cruce. Ira J. Cain’s seat is not in dispute. appointments for J. F. Warren and W. A. Brandenburg to be considered next session.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
State Board of Education
Cruce
Ira J. Cain
Muskogee
J. F. Warren
W. A. Brandenburg
Robt, Dunlop
Messrs
Scott Glenn
C. Hayes
Board of Education
Thomas
Larefoot
New” Board
Roddie
Masons Lodge Undergoes Major Improvements
The Masons of Rea lodge are upgrading their lodge room with plaster repairs a metal ceiling and new furniture replacing worn items. The work will cost over 300 dollars and enhances the meeting space.
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Masons
Rea Lodge
They Don’t Speak Now
A Boston Transcript reporter notes a tense scene as onlookers and a skeptical observer describe reporters watching events unfold. The exchange hints at media scrutiny and public attention centered on a looming incident.
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Bell
Nell
Boston Transcript
Oklahoma Manufacturers Association to Meet December 16
The Oklahoma Manufacturers Association will hold a regular session on December 16 in the Colcord Building Oklahoma City. The group aims to promote Oklahoma products and urge citizens to favor local manufacturers. A. L. Beck, president of the Oklahoma Portland Cement Co. of Ada, led the 1911 meeting and is expected to attend.
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Oklahoma Manufacturers Association
Colcord
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
A. L. Beck
Oklahoma Portland Cement Co
Ada
Cement Company
Vermifuge advertised as strong tonic for children
An advertisement for White's Cream Vermifuge claims to destroy worms and act as a strengthening tonic for the stomach and bowels. Priced at 25 cents per bottle and sold by the Ramsey Drug Company.
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Ramsey Drug Company
Wood county Texas Goes Dry By 600 Vote Margin
Wood county Texas voters decide prohibition by a 600 vote majority in Saturdays election. The 1911 state results favored antis in the same county. Davis Oklahoma reports 5000 bales of cotton. Minnie LaDuque is acquitted in Dallas of murdering her husband, claiming his attentions to other women. Cad Allard longtime Guthrie Capital editor becomes secretary of Checotah chamber. Judge J B Cullison of Enid announces Bull Moose bid for Oklahoma governor in two years.
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Wood County
Texas
Davis
Oklahoma
Minnie LaDuque
Dallas
Cad Allard
Ang
Guthrie Capital
Checotah
If You Don't Like It Get Out Belief in Chickasha's Future
A Chickasha booster scolds town critics in an Express column. He urges supporters to back growth in Chickasha and Oklahoma, dismissing constant belly-aching and calling for constructive effort to improve the city and state.
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Chickasha
Ada
Express
Oklahoma
Elect New Board at Oklahoma Farmer Institutes
Oklahoma County farmers meet Wednesday December 18 at 2 pm to elect delegates to the State meeting in Stillwater on January 15. A new board will be elected under the Campbell Russell DHS initiated law adopted in November. Only farmers may vote. the state board oversees the A and M college and six district agricultural schools, making a competent board crucial.
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Oklahoma
Stillwater
Campbell Russell
DHS
A. & M. College
Freshmen and Sophomores Win Double Header
Freshmen beat Juniors and Seniors 7 to 4 in the first game while the Sophomores defeated the same group 24 to 16. Lineups listed include Robinson and McDaniel as freshmen forwards, Ligon center, Cameron and Tolbert guards with subs Roddie Logsdon Walby Donaghey Fentem. Sophomores feature Bob Kerr, forwards Biles and C McMillan, guards R McMillan and Sledge.referee W D Little.
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Pontotoc
Robinson
McDaniel
Ligon
Cameron
Tolbert
Roddie
Logsdon
Walby
Donaghey
Fentem
Bob Kerr
Biles
C McMillan
R. McMillan
Sledge
Kersey
Brents
McCain
Young
Black
Edwards
Ww. D.little
Normal Girls Face Atoka In Ada Basketball Clash
The Normal girls travel to Ada to meet Atoka High School Friday evening. If history repeats, the home team should add another convincing victory to its steadily growing win string.
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Atoka High School
Ada
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promoted for Wheezing Relief
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup to loosen phlegm for easier coughing and expulsion. It lists bottles priced at 25c 50c and 1 and notes Ramsey Drug Co. as the seller.
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Ballard
Ramsey Drug Co
Nobel Prize Winners for 1912 Announced in Stockholm
The 1912 Nobel prize recipients are listed with Medicine Alexis Carrel of New York, Physics Gustaf Dalén of Stockholm Gas Company, Chemistry Professor Grignard of Nancy University and Professor Sabatier of Toulouse, Literature Gerhart Hauptmann. The Peace prize is delayed to Norwegian Storthing decision.
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Stockholm
Alfred B. Nobel
Storthing
Alexis Carrel
New York
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Gustaf Dalen
Stockholm Gas Company
Fessor Gringard
Nancy Unive
Paul Sabatierlouse
Gerhart Hauptmann
Breakin into Tyrola Depot Leads to Arrests
Burglars entered the Katy depot at Tyrola Saturday night and took tickets. Sunday morning Deputy Sheriff Sanders arrested two men named Willis and Williams at Konawa. They were brought to Ada and jailed, reportedly admitting guilt and likely to plead guilty. They had worked on Katy's extra gang.
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Katy
Tyrola
Sanders
Konawa
Willis
Williams
Ada
Endowment Drive Reported for Kendall College Tulsa
Rev. F. J. Stowe of Purcell preached at Ada and urged church members to support Kendall college endowment in Tulsa. He announced subscriptions near the six figure mark and expected the total to reach about half a million dollars.
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Kendall College
F. J. Stowe
Presbyterian Church At
Purcell
Ada
Tulsa
Let the News WANT COLUMN be your agent Resuita are sure
The prompt asks to summarize a sanitized OCR text into a compact newspaper card. The source text is incomplete and unclear, hindering a precise, entity-rich summary. A safe interpretation provides a brief, generic notice-style card reflecting uncertainty.
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Resuita
Hunting Expedition Funnies Foiled by Nervous Shots
Report from ten days back recaps Wittaker and Bud Gregg in a mountain hunt. Wittaker hides under a rock to avoid a rival hunter while turkeys pass by. Bud Gregg misses a big deer at nine steps amid jitters.
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Wittaker
W. L.whittaker
Bud Gregg
Bud
Mrs. J. A. Cowling Dies at Stonewall
Mrs. J. A. Cowling died at Stonewall this morning. Her sister Mrs. John McKinney and her children left for Stonewall to attend the funeral set for this afternoon. The report notes the family's plans and travel details.
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J. A. Cowling
Stonewall
John McKinney
Mr. Cowling
Katy
Paine Says Sons Recover from Typhoid Fever
Reverend W S Paine reports his sons Horace and Herman have recovered from typhoid fever and are able to be out again, indicating improved health after their illness.
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W. S. Paine
Horace
Herman
Five Murderers to Pay Penalty in Oregon
Five condemned murderers await execution at the Oregon State penitentiary next Friday after a statewide vote approved capital punishment. The men named are Frank Garrison for Roy Perkins murder, Mike Morgan for John Yorkn murder, Noble Foulder for Louis Gilbert murder, and John Taylor for Donald Stewart and George Hastings murders, with others stayed on appeal.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon State Penitentiary
Oreson
West
Frank Garrison
Roy Perkins
Coos County
Mike Morgan
John York
Josephine County
Noble Foulder
Louis Gilbert
Klamath County
John Taylor
Donald Stewart
George Hasting
Prisin
Supreme Court
Progressive Party Leaders Gather in Chicago for National Conference
Chicago December 9 The Progressive National Committee executive committee completed arrangements for the national conference of third party leaders to be held in Chicago tomorrow. Roosevelt followers have already arrived and leaders including Senator Joseph M Dixon expect attendance to exceed earlier estimates. The conference will review plans for four year work and a speech by Colonel Roosevelt is expected to enliven proceedings.
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Roosevelt
Katy Changes Schedule For Two Trains
The Katy altered the timetable for two passenger trains. The south bound train now arrives at 4 40 p m replacing 11 73 p m and the north bound arrives at 5 20 a m. The Ada traveling public gains a more convenient arrival time.
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KATY
Ada
Dick Robinson Opens Barber Shop in Sherman
Dick Robinson formerly of Ada and Rockport was in the city on business today and has returned to Sherman where he has opened a barber shop.
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Dick Robinson
Ada
Rockport
Sherman
Successful Land Sale at Atoka in Oklahoma
The sale of unallotted lands at Atoka disposed of 92,000 acres for 276000 dollars from 1051 tracts offered. The average price was 3.02 dollars per acre. 145 tracts remain unsold.
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Atoka
Colquitt Aims for Texas Senate Seat
San Antonio reports Gov. Colquitt, urged by Thomas P. Ryan and R. P. Coon, plans a campaign to replace Chas. A. Culberson as United States senator from Texas. Both sources insist the governor will pursue the office, citing close proximity to his circle.
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San Antonio
Thomas P.ryan
Dallas
New York
O. B. Colquitt
Chas. A. Culberson
United States
Texas
R. P. Coon
Mrs L A Sanders Back From Thorndale Texas Visit
Mrs L A Sanders returned Wednesday afternoon from a visit to relatives in Thorndale Texas.
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L. A. Sanders
Thorndale, Texas
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