Komura Leaves Seattle for East After Welcome
Baron Komura foreign minister of Japan and peace commissioner departs Seattle after a warm welcome by over 1000 Japanese. He and the delegation carry documents for talks and gifts. security and private cars assist their departure as Seattle honors the party.
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Seattle
Wash
Baron Komura
Japan
Minnesota
Port Townsend
Kallinger
America
H. Sato
Foreign Service
Sato
H. W. Denison
Japanese Foreign Department
China
State Department
Treasury Pcials
Jaron Komura
J. J. Hill
Japanese Association of
Japanese Capture Russian Defenses at Online
A July battle near Online saw about 500 Russians, six field and three machine guns. Japanese forces used forest concealment, fired from dawn July 7, and breached the first line near midnight, then took the second line by 9 AM July 8, securing four field guns and one machine gun as trophies. The ground and limited Russian supplies suggested a longer resistance was unlikely.
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Tokio
Otaru
Online
Sakhalin
Peace terms and emigration moves shadow Russia
St. Petersburg reports the leading article in Novoe Vremya condemning Vienna and Frankfurt papers on Japanese peace terms, especially against Siberian railway double tracking. Doukhobors plan a massive emigration to Canada as Yakutak residents sell property and prepare to depart.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Vienna Tageblatt
Frankfort Zeitung
Russia
Doukhobors
Canada
Yakutak
Suit Dismissed over Land Grant Claims Along Katy Right of Way
The Missouri Kansas and Texas railway had sued in the Western District federal court claiming under an old government land grant that every alternate section for ten miles on each side of the right of way belonged to the railroad. The suit covered lands across Indian Territory valued at about $40 million, including areas in South McAlester and Muskogee and other cities along the Katy line.
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South McAlester
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Western District
Railway Company
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Katy
Farmers' Union delegates convene in Tishomingo I T
Several hundred delegates attend the Farmers' Union convention in Tishomingo I T. J A Bonnestell of the bureau of soils addresses the assembly followed by John S Kerr of Sherman Tex who speaks on Commercial Orchard Resources and Advantages of the Southwest. Berwyn I T Deputy marshals spill liquor raid gambling houses eight arrested sent to Ardmore pled guilty and fined by Commissioner Robinett.
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Tishomingo
I. T
Farmers’ Union
J. A. Bonnestell
Bureau of Soils
Department of Agriculture
John S. Kerr
Sherman, Tex
Southwest
Berwyn
Ardmore
Robinett
Heavy Downpour Deluges South McAlester Streets
A record rainfall in South McAlester on July 21 dropped two inches in forty minutes. The sudden flood flooded streets and several store buildings while fills streams to full capacity.
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South McAlester
Kiowa Comanche and Caddo counties opening celebration set
Guthrie July 21 The Kiowa Comanche and Caddo counties opening celebration will be held at Lawton August 5 one day ahead of time since the anniversary falls on Sunday The country opened in 1901 and about 20000 people are expected to attend the event.
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Guthrie
Kiowa
Comanche
Caddo
Lawton
Roosevelt Receives Identical Note on Far East Crisis
President Roosevelt received the identical note from the Chinese foreign office to neutral powers regarding the far eastern conflict. The US attitude toward China's protest could not be predicted as of July 21. Secretary Root joined the president to discuss pending state department questions. Dr. Lyman Abbott of New York joined the luncheon.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
United States
China
Root
State Department
Washington
Lyman Abbott
New York
Warships Sighted Near Amur Mouth Prompted Evacuations
A St. Petersburg dispatch says Japanese warships were sighted near Nikolaievsk at the Amur river mouth, driving inhabitants of Nikolinovsk and Vladivostok to flee toward Khabarovsk. Ambassador Meyer seeks action on the fate of the oil cargo aboard the Oldhamia burned by Russians. Zemstovists meet in Moscow to discuss a proposed constitution without official interference.
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Copenhagen
St. Petersburg
Godsiadan
Nikolaievsk
Amur
Nikolinovsk
Vladivostok
Khabarovsk
Meyer
Oldhamia
Urup Island
Moscow
Young Man Suicides by Carbolic Acid Near Marlow
A 23 year old man identified as Clarence Carroll Mackey from St. Louis killed himself by swallowing carbolic acid. Papers on his person suggested the name and a brother reportedly works at the St. Louis stockyards.
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Marlow
I. T
Clarence Carrol Mackey
St. Louis
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