Land Fraud Net Catches 138 Indicted Officials In Oklahoma Case
A grand jury at Eagle Pass Texas indicted 138 individuals, including high state and Mexican government figures, in a land fraud scheme involving Kickapoo Indian lands in Oklahoma. The fraud centered on misused restrictions, fake deeds, and sales through Mexico, with many Indians relocated to Musquah and Bagte Pass. Proceedings seek recoveries and criminal prosecutions across Oklahoma and federal courts.
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Eagle Past
Texas
Committee On Indisn
United States Senate
Ghawnes
Oia
Engie
Gmers
Terme
Dougie
Avis
Wantington
Oklahoma
Mexico
Unites States
United Stats
Indiana
Thess Lanée
Musqueh
Mex
Musquah
Bagte Pass
United States“government
Senate
United States Circuit Court
Kibla Temple Banquet Set for January 26 in Atlanta
Kibla Temple No 123 DO K K plans a January 26 banquet in Atlanta with about 260 to 600 members expected. Notable speakers include Henry Carter and James W Austin among others, as committees finalize arrangements for the elaborate program and feast.
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Atlanta
Kibla
Aii
Henry Carter
Temple
Wiliam Smith
James W Austin
Watlees Rhodes
Inhh P Ross
Macon
David F Ralley
Griffin
Clifford Walker
Monrosa
J Boykin
Carro‘ten
Kihla Temple
Roosevelt to brief Senate on full expenditures report
President Roosevelt plans to submit a detailed Senate report under the 1900 war deficiency act. The discussion with senators at the White House touched on itemized expenditures exceeding 3000 dollars, with some money recipients' names withheld for security. The withheld details would be privately shared with the Senate, while a public outline should reveal the overall nature of spending and the president's intent to avoid disclosing sensitive information. It was suggested to adjust Foraker’s Brownsville item to allow continued withholding.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Foraker
White Houses
As & Grater
Brownsville
Jeter
Rome
Cen Stanley
Fragments From a St Louis Times Transcript
A damaged OCR fragment recalls a kindergarten scene with a child named Susie crying on entry and teachers noting forms for birthplaces and parental nativity. The excerpt hints at admission procedures and emotional distress during class time.
Tech Glee Club Set for Saturday Grand Performance
The Tech Glee Club performs Saturday evening at the Grand with an enhanced program. Morton Levy leads the orchestra under Dolin Chapman, featuring new pieces and a decorated stage with college pennants. Members include C P Means, H Solo, and many others while fraternity boxes showcase colors.
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Tech Glee
Company
Morton Levy
Jenger
Dolin Chapman
Mandolin Club
AD Galnott
L. Simmons
C. H. Clarke
Tech
Glee Club
C. P. Means
H. Solo
Bronzon
A. Ayres
And
Crawfort
Thommins
Bidet
Mcleod
Mall
Sxephena
Aishel
Massie
Chapman
Thetwon
Canova
Sime
Patterson
Joy
Mo Carty
Armatead
Faultgunt
Appeal for families of men killed in Lick Branch mine disaster
A January 16 appeal from independent operators in Bluefield and McDowell County for a relief fund to aid widows, orphans, and dependents of the miners killed in the Lick Branch mine explosions near Brizah Tack, West Virginia. Subscriptions to be sent to JT G Toney, president of First National Bank, North Fork, with acknowledgments published in The Bluefield Daily Telegraph. Also notes about naval discipline observations and rewards for good conduct.
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Bluefield
Wva
Pocahontas
Tug ‘River
Thacker
Clinch Valley
Lick Branch Mine
Bwitah Tack
W. Va
Associated Press
JT G Toney
First National Bank
North Fork
Elephant’s Strange Death at Tasann Fair
An Agta correspondent reports a dramatic incident at a fair on the Jumna bank in the northwest provinces. A young elephant, lured by a floating bridge trap, charged the river, trumpeted, and swam toward the opposite shore before plunging in again. The mahout, briefly trapped by a tool, freed the animal, which appeared to die by its own deliberate act.
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London Standard
Agta
Tasan
Jumna
School Room Joins the Farm Series in Clemson College Study
A five part series explores the coop eration between education and agriculture. Professor D N Barrow of Clemson Agricultural College presents practical lessons showing how simple studies, properly pursued, can boost land dividends nationwide. The articles are supplied by the Constitution.
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D. N. Barrow
Clemson Agricultural College
No Agriculture in the Common Schools by D A Barrow
Clemson College professor D A Barrow argues for teaching agriculture in common schools, recounting his limited past experience with young students. He explains soil formation, the agents shaping soils, and essential soil constituents, urging teachers to familiarize children with substances like moisture, humus, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potash to illuminate farming science.
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Mel
Atnasmater
Leralag
Haa
Gaelence
Roma
Ageae
Soc
Ailica
Bookkeeping For The Modern Farm
The article explains a practical system of farm accounts to measure true profit by tracking labor and feed costs. It covers time sheets for men and teams, hourly labor rates, depreciation, and how to allocate costs to crops, land, and livestock. It emphasizes manager involvement, simplified record keeping, and accurate cost accounting to boost farm profitability.
No Life Seen on Haiti Despite Dorit Discovery
Captain Asclpop of the schooner Dorit reports arrival in port two weeks ago and claims no life signs seen along the southern coast of the island of Haiti. He notes no ships on shore and suggests revolutionary troops have moved inland, hindering contact with Rivetd to the cities and ongoing efforts to reach coastal caches.
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Asclpop
Dorit
Feland
Hatti
Ife
Wong Ee
Farm profit accounts and crop costs on hay feeding
The article discusses calculating hay crop costs by ton to charge to farm animal groups and to show farm profitability. It outlines using five main accounts—dairying swine poultry potatoes and fruits—to derive overall profit or loss at year end, with notes on market conditions for lemons grapes bananas and other produce alongside live stock prices and general market trends.
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Aldante
Fidelity Fruit and Produce Company
North Broad Street
Ege
New York
Renesas City
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Pauling Steady
Chicago
St .Louls
Pobickenside
Ger Cent
Supreme Court docket items from Chatham and Macon circuits
A compact report lists cases from the Supreme Court of Ghorgta and Georgia Court of Appeals. Included are Ovesn Steamship v Savaneath Locomotiva Works, Chapman v Walker, and Georgia Railroad Company v Il Me ar. Appeals judges Weight, Martin, Clarke, Southwell, and Shuman heard arguments and submissions across multiple counties.
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Ovesn Steamship Company & Savaneath Locomotiva Works and Supply Company
Chatham
Edperior Court
Udge Cann
Lawton & Cunenghem
Thorn
Errer
Osborne & Lawrence, Mitch & Denmark
Chagmen
Chapman
Walker Me Perfor
Tudge
John MM Greehap
Laintift
Rom We Glenn
Holmer
Palemkt Superior Court
Herbert L. Grice
John Har
Graham Aoliitor
Circuit C &, Battle
Atlantic Coast Line Siate Road Company
Anton Mote
Centre of Georgia Railwag Company
Atlantic Cirl Lit
Bryan
C & Bpsacer W
Shuman
Taberty
WooMscotts Joriag & Rogers
Dom
Liberty
BD & Kent
Floyd & Co
Charles Dix
MF. Tix
Litewy
Fenwick Shipplie Company Co
Clarke Brothers
Melntosh
Beorgia Ciant and
Piedmont Railroad Company
Yiew Verea
Mcintosh
How People Sleep From The Boston Post
The piece surveys sleeping habits across nations, noting pillow and bed practices. Europeans and Americans seek beds and pillows, Japanese rest on rush mats with wood supports, Chinese beds are low, Russians favor feather beds, Germans also use feather beds, and regional climate and furniture choices shape comfort.
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Boston Post
Bie
Lee
Germany
Police Officer Suspended in Dolton Case Report
A Dolton police officer named John Reed faced suspension after an incident involving a bluejacket and police actions. The report indicates Reed was restrained by fellow officers amid a clash on a torpedo bust site, with details describing injuries and subsequent handling.
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Penagola
Pla
Dolton
John Reed
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Gusis
Susie
Qwalter M McFarland
Vossin
End
D. A. Barrow
Clemson College
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Haiti
National Show Case Co
Columbus
McCullough Bros. Fratt and Premage Letter
Kansas City
St Louis
Goa
the Treasury
Wook Et
Loula
Wentehy
Colton
Liverpool
China
Supreme Court OF
Court OF Appeals OF
Uu' LO
Ark & Am
Bristol Conant A
Capnsaye A
Feran BP
Marconi
Wonsapertal
Holl Cowper
Clarence M, Smith & CO
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