Indians Paid With Automobiles For Osage Weddings
Osage tribal marriage customs shift from horse gifts to costly cars and ambulances as bride prices. The practice draws scrutiny from the Indian department while Osage leaders defend tradition and threaten to appeal to Washington. The ceremony unfolds with family camps, feasts, and a tribe led arrangement without a formal minister.
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International News Service
Fairfax
Okla
Indian Department
Braves
Washington
Red
Farmers Offer Samples for Prizes at Exhibition
The International Grain and Hay Show part of the International Livestock Exposition runs December 1 to 8 in Chicago. Entrants may submit twenty three crop samples to compete for 1150 dollars in prizes and seven silver trophies. Regions of the US and Canada are divided for fair judging with expert committees from Nebraska Missouri Iowa Minnesota Illinois Indiana Montana Wisconsin Michigan and Ontario named for corn and small grains judging.
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International News Service
Chicago
Australia
Arctic Circle
United States
Canada
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Indiana
Agricultural Colleges
Montana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ontario
South Still Solid for Demos Daniels
Raleigh says every Southern state that voted for Hoover on November 6 remains in Democratic hands and will stay so. Josephus Daniels notes Southern support for Smith at Houston but urges backing for dry Congressmen to block any national prohibition changes. He cites Ashe ville dry conference and warns anti Smith sentiment persists.
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International News Service
Raleigh
N. C
Hoover
Josephus Daniels
Navy
South
Daniels
al Smith
Houston
Texas
Florida
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Smith
New York
Daniel
Asheville
James Cannon
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Uis
Solid South
Moody's Road Committee in Session in Austin
Governor Moody's 31 member road committee reconvened in Austin for a second session to discuss highway financing. A finance sub-committee report cited factors in national politics and Prohibition related to the 1930 election. Plans outlined a statewide bond issue not to exceed 225 million dollars funded by a three cent gasoline tax and transportation-related fees.
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Austin
Texas
Moody
Negro goes to trial on beer charge in district court
John Viewens, a negro, faced trial in district criminal court this morning on possession and sale of beer. The case was expected to conclude by afternoon. Earl Overton’s $1,500 gaming table bond was forfeited after he failed to appear. J W Culwell sought continuances citing inability to represent both clients. motions were overruled by Judge Henry Bishop. Overton in jail, if arrested, may face afternoon trial. Otis O Fleenor trials for swindling set to begin this week. he had earlier been convicted for two years by a jury.
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John Viewens
Earl Overton
J. W. Culwell
Henry &. Bishop
Overton
Otis O. Fleenor
Fleenor
Local burglaries and jail releases noted
Five of eight charges against a man were dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Jessie Stout, wife of Sherman Stout, was released from Potter county jail this morning after being charged as an accessory in a burglary. the remaining cases were unresolved.
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Jessie Stout
Sherman Stout
Potter County
Bleeding gums healed by Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy claim
Advert showing reliable dentists noting success with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy on severe cases. It promises money back if not effective and directs readers to City Drug Store for purchase.
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Leto
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