Death of Claude Stroud Normal Student
The death of Claude Stroud a respected student at the Arkansas State Normal School in Conway is reported. He came from Whelen Springs and studied here after two years teaching and one year at the normal school. He died at age twenty five after illness began last Thursday with a grave prognosis. Remains will be taken home for burial. sympathy is extended to the students and faculty.
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Claude
Whelen Springs
Arkansas
Arkansas State Normal
Conway
George Stephenson
M. Ps
Mr. Stephenson
Child of B. C. Bottoms Dies at One Year
B. C. Bottoms and his wife suffered an irreparable loss with the death of their one year old child who passed away at 4 30 this morning. The funeral was held this afternoon.
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B.C. Bottoms
Judge McKeown to Hear Bryan v Allen Custody Case in Norman
Judge McKeown departs tomorrow for Norman to preside over Bryan v Allen, a high profile custody dispute. The supreme court previously ruled in favor of the father, and a new suit has since been filed presenting another phase of the case.
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McKeown
Norman
Bryan
Weather Ends Meningitis Spike With No New Cases
With good weather, meningitis cases have halted for now and the remaining patients are reported as improving. The Tuesday Daily notes no new infections today and predicts the illness will disappear after a few more such days.
Haskell challenges Owen to joint debate in McAlester
Ex governor C N Haskell calls for a series of joint debates with United States Senator R L Owen in a signed statement published in Haskell’s New State Tribune. He vows to back his charges that Owen is not a good Democrat and does not uphold party principles. He invites Owen to name a place and time for in person debate and accuses Owen of using Republican newspapers to attack him.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
C. N. Haskell
United States
R. L. Owen
Senate
Owen
Roosevelt's Primary Defeat Echoes Firecracker Parody
In a post primary scene Roosevelt resembles a parrot begging for a cracker, then lit by a firecracker. He rallied against La Follette but was beaten in a state where he once rode cattle, while Taft's supporters felt misled as Teddy's campaign was torn apart.
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Roosevelt
Teddy
la Follette
Taft
Young Democrats of Stonewall Organize
From Tuesday's Daily C. D. Tanner and R. M. Roddie formed a live club of young democrats in Stonewall enrolling twenty six members. I. H. Van Eaton was elected president and Joe Beck secretary. The group plans to keep the campaign active locally.
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C. D. Tanner
R. M. Roddie
Stonewall
I. H. van Eaton
Joe Beck
The Millionaire Yield of Cleveland and Mark Hanna
Isaac F. Marcosson argues Hanna shaped politics as a business. Hanna built oil lands street railways foundries a newspaper and a theater in Cleveland and influenced public affairs before guiding William McKinley toward the White House.
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Ohio
William McKinley
White House
Mark Hanna
Guest Brothers Return with Men with the Tape
The Guest Brothers, known for Men with the Tape and broad smiles, return to the News today with engaging reading for the public. They showcase quality clothing and dry goods and invite the public to visit and see for themselves.
Lamar visitor projects return stay after trip
R. E. Oglesby of Lamar Colorado visits on business and says he may return to settle. He notes T. E. Graham who moved from Ada to Lamar last fall is doing well.
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R. E. Oglesby
Lamar
Colorado
T. E. Graham
Ada
Harvesting Kaffir Corn in Butler County Kansas
The traditional method waits for a light frost, then harvests kaffir corn with a corn harvester and shocks. After curing, bundles are headed on a wagon box and reshocked. Threshing occurs in winter, with little heating. Much kaffir corn is fed ground in a sweep mill and kaffir corn attachments.
Chinese women gain vote under new republican rule
The old empire's government grants women voting rights, challenging the view of female oppression. Suffragists worldwide may cite China as a surprising step ahead of Western nations.
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Empire
China
Shooting Scrape Ends With Fine for John Balthrop
From Monday's Daily, John Balthrop four to five miles from town fired at Jim Dodds with a .38 automatic at the Big 4 restaurant but missed. They fought and were separated by C. Bennett. Balthrop was fined 35 dollars in police court.
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John Balthrop
Jim Dodds
Big 4
Dodds
C. ©. Bennett
Balthrop
Local Negro Arrested on Theft Faces Additional Charges
Sheron Akers, arrested Saturday on theft and fined 10 dollars with 30 days, appeared in justice court to answer two similar charges. Chief Hounshell recovered items from the Grand Leader and two sweaters belonging to S. M. Shaw, given to two of his female friends. Justice Brown imposed 25 dollars and 30 days for each case.
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Sheron, Akers
Justice Court
Hounshell
S. M. Shaw
Justice Brown
Weather Delays Young Men's Democratic Club Initiative
Ashby Tanner and Tom Oglesby visited Francis Saturday evening to organize a Young Men's Democratic Club but bad weather made the attempt inadvisable and postponed.
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Ashby Tanner
Tom Oglesby
Francis
Young Men’s Democratic Club
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