Minister Murdered in Dale Theories Rise
Shawnee Oklahoma November 15 authorities probe the death of Rev J A Johnson a Baptist minister near Dale. He was found unconscious with a bullet hole in his mouth and believed robbed and killed near El Reno then placed on a train to Dale. Vinita Indian affairs November 15 DeWitt Duncan a Dartmouth graduate Cherokee spoke before the senate committee for removal of all restrictions on lands asserting full blood Cherokees will fight allotment.
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Shawnee, Okla
J. A. Johnson
Dale
Here
Johnson
el Reno
Vinita
I. T
DeWitt Duncan
Dartmouth
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Bomb Explodes at Café Aragno Injuring Two In Rome
A bomb exploded at Café Aragno in central Rome on Wednesday, injuring two people slightly. Authorities investigated the incident and looked for motives behind the blast.
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Rome
Cafe Aragno
Wreck on Pennsylvania Express Wounds Fifteen at Grassy Sound
Fifteen passengers were wounded in a Pennsylvania railroad express wreck at Grassy Sound near Wildwood New Jersey on November 15. Two victims were believed fatally injured as officials suspected rail spreading caused the crash.
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Wildwood
N. J
Pennsylvania Road
Grassy Sound
Mrs Margaret Bottum Dies At 79 In New York
Mrs Margaret Bottum, president of the International Order of King's Daughters and Sons of the Woman's Branch of International Medical Missions, died at her New York home after a week of illness. She was seventy nine.
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New York
Margaret Bottum
International Order of King’s Daughters and Sons
Woman's Branch of
International Medical Missions
Notable Nuptials Prominent Arkansas Attorney Weds Memphis Lady
Lovick Pierce Miles of Fort Smith Arkansas and Miss Kate Thompson Crawford were married in Memphis at Calvary Episcopal Church with Rev James Winchester officiating assisted by Bishop Thomas Gailor. The ceremony tied prominent Arkansas law and Memphis publishing circles in a high profile union.
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Arkansas
Memphis
Lovick Pierce Miles
Fort Smith
Ark
Kate Thompson Crawford
W. J. Crawford
Commercial Appeal Publishing Company
James Winchester
Calvary Episcopal Church
Thomas Gailor
Police seize rifles bound for Russian revolutionists
In Helsingfors on Nov 15 the Bjorneborg police confiscated fifty boxes from a cargo of 998 military rifles destined for Russian revolutionists. Each box held twenty rifles. Authorities lack trace of the remaining boxes and fear they reached their destination.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Bjorneborg
Rockefeller's Daughter Dies in Cannes
Cannes France Nov 15 Mrs Charles A Strong daughter of John D Rockefeller died here Wednesday at age. The death ends a long illness and follows her residence in Europe and charitable work. She is survived by her husband and children.
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Rockefeller
Cannes
France
Charles A. Strong
John D. Rockefeller
Spain to Participate in Jamestown Exposition
Madrid reports the cabinet reaffirms the previous ministry's decision to partake in the Jamestown Va exposition.
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Spain
Madrid
Jamestown
Papal Almoner Constantine Dies in Rome
Rome telegram reports Mer. Constantine papal almoner died Thursday from heart disease. The pope’s almoner served in ceremonial duties and charitable distribution in Vatican circles.
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Rome
Constantine
Chittim Case Dismissed in San Antonio Killing
Wealthy ranchman J. M. Chittim faced a confrontation with W. W. Jones during which H. C. Biwell was killed bystander. The case was dismissed at San Antonio.
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J. M. Chittim
W. W. Jones
H. C. Biwell
San Antonio
Stewart Kirby Wedding at Christ Episcopal Houston
Miss Bessie May Kirby daughter of John Henry Kirby of Texas married James Harrell Stewart of New York at Christ Episcopal Church Houston on November 15 with Bishop Kinsolving and Rev Percy Sears officiating. The church was packed with invited guests and a banquet followed at the Kirby residence.
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Lumber King
Houston
Christ Episcopal Church
Bishop Kinsolving
Percy Sears
Bessie May Kirby
John Henry Kirby
Texas
James Harrell Stewart
New York
Kirby
Lary Pleads Guilty To Bank Embezzlement Five Years
T. B. Lary pleaded guilty in U S district court to embezzling seven thousand dollars from the First National Bank of West in McLennan County. Judge Maxey sentenced him to five years in Fort Leavenworth Kansas. All other counts were dismissed.
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Waco
T. B. Lary
United States District Court
First National Bank of West
McLennan County
Maxey
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Governor-elect Campbell arrives in Austin for reception
Governor-elect Campbell and wife arrived from Palestine and visited the governor at the mansion. The afternoon reception drew about a hundred ladies and showcased social splendor. Campbell met officials including Worsham of the asylum and others seeking posts such as penitentiary inspector and revenue agent.
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Austin
Campbell
Palestine
Lanham
Driskill Hotel
Statehouse
Worsham
State Lunatic Asylum
Colonel Campbell
Asylum Board
Hunnicut
C. T. Hunter
Falls County
John B. Reagan
Rusk
Chennoweth
Confederate Home
State Banks Bring Forward Statements Amid Compliance Push
In Austin on November 15 state banks were urged to file standing statements with the bank superintendent. Many had failed to show reserve funds. sharp telegrams prompted a rush of filings. The attorney general will seek a rehearing in a gross tax case and demand a 10 percent penalty for non payment of taxes when due. W J Neale of the Waco compress Captain J A Hooper and Superintendent King met with railroad officials to discuss demurrage on cotton. The commission held that the consignee or cotton owner must pay demurrage charges.
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Austin
W. J. Neale
Waco
King
J. A. Hooper
Railroad Commission
Eight Equity Delegates Join AFL Convention
Eight delegates from the American Society of Equity were admitted to the AFL convention in Minneapolis on November 15. Two of them addressed the gathering, an act seen as advancing a possible alliance between the AFL and the Farmers' Union as the Equity has been called.
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Minneapolis
American Society of Equity
American Federation of Labor
Farmers’ Union
Daughters of the Confederacy Benefit Tea in Bryan
Daughters of the Confederacy invite residents of Bryan and vicinity to tea with L. S. Ross Chapter at E. J. Fountain store this afternoon from 4 to 7. E. J. Fountain will donate 5 percent of orders received between 4 and 7 to the chapter. Reserve orders for that time.
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Bryan
L. S. Ross
Daughters of the Confederacy
E. J. Fountain
Hyomei Inhaler Promoted For Catarrh Relief
E J Jenkins endorses Hyomei as the proper treatment for catarrh warning against stomach dosing. The pocket inhaler delivers medicated air to nose throat and lungs killing germs and soothing mucous membranes. A full Hyomei outfit costs 1 with refills 50 cents, backed by a refund guarantee.
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E. J. Jenkins
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Albert W. Wilkerson
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G. S. Parker Ed. Hall J. W. English
Sterling
Emmet
Maloney
Stewart-Kirby
Lary
Leavenworth
High Grass Boys
Tion
Jno. M. Lawrence & Co
The
Bryan Steam Laundry
China
E.J. Jenkins
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
TEAA
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Joe B
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Froel DE
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