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CastroShows Signs of Modifying Ties With France
Washington reports in 23 that with French warships near Martinique President Castro may ease tensions with France. Secretary Root has not announced a formal shift, but dispatches from Russell in Caracas suggest Castro is becoming more responsive. Washington seeks withdrawal of Castro's note to Taingy.
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France Refuses Venezuelan Note Request
Paris reports no agreement with President Castro on Venezuela note terms. Foreign Office says France still informed of offensive points and rejects further explanations as a bluff to delay the situation.
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Protest Seeks Nonreappointment of Judge Raymond
A Washington protest to President Roosevelt by Indian Territory citizens, led by Senator Clark, urges not reappointing Judge Charles W. Raymond to the western district of Indian Territory. The delegation also protested to Attorney General Moody claiming Raymond was unfit and that some rulings harmed litigants.
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Bitter Contest Over Oklahoma City Estate Will Forgery Charge
A bitter dispute over D. J. Spencer estate in Oklahoma City moves to Chicago. Relatives challenge Mary Cartwright's Oklahoma will as forged. Will and testimony copies from the west sent to U S district court for handwriting analysis before return to Oklahoma City.
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Destructive Meridian prairie fire ravages crops and farms
A Wednesday prairie fire near Meridian Oklahoma destroyed ungathered corn and cotton crops, orchards, and several farms including those of C. P. Summer, John Stovall, Frederick Rider, and James Fletcher. Only two schoolhouses survived the blaze.
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Engineer Killed in Balton Lumber Mill Explosion
Arcadia La Nov 23 An explosion at Balton Lumber mills killed engineer Thomas Vaughan and caused a fire that destroyed the planer mill and much lumber. Loss is about 40000 dollars.
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Enid Girl Charged in Bartender Burkhart Slaying
Enid Oklahoma November 23 Bazier the girl accused of shooting Joe Burkhart a bartender here Monday night is jailed on a charge of causing his death Burkhart died Wednesday morning while in a local hospital after the shooting
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Bazier
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Louisiana Board of Health Eyes Yellow Fever Foothold
New Orleans leaders meet for three hours to draft a report for Governor Blanchard on how yellow fever gained a foothold in Louisiana including discovery and reporting dates. Rumor says Dr. Souchon, the president, will resign.
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Large Cotton Fire Destroys or Damages 1000 Bales
Augusta Georgia reports a Wednesday night blaze destroying or severely damaging about 1000 bales of cotton and damaging the Nixon and Danforth warehouse. The cause remains unknown with no prior signs, the building fully insured, and losses estimated at 40000 dollars.
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Ambassadors Reception Sparks Homeward Hope For Leighton
In Paris at an embassy party, Leighton, a struggling American artist, faces heartbreak over Miss Harris and a past romance with Ruth. After a revealing letter, he resolves to return to America to pursue a bank career, rebounding from artistic doubts. He departs toward Cherbourg for a steamship to New York.
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Missionary Money Discussed at Eighth District Conference
Dallas officials report the missionary department conference of the Eighth district of the Episcopal Church discussed boosting mission interest and raising $800,000 for the coming year. Delegates were hosted at St. Mary’s College with an informal reception.
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Wild Goose Tame Becomes Barnyard Favorite With Ducks
Sherman November 23 S W Porter reports a young wild goose that strayed from a migratory flock visits his Fairview home. While chickens and domesticated geese quarrel with the bird the ducks accept the newcomer into their fold and seem to welcome the stranger.
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Officers elected for Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge
Mineral Wells Texas reports Grand lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor elected following officers Marie J. Cole Dallas grand protector C J McKay Dallas grand vice protector J Burgheim Houston grand secretary Sam Swartz Hempstead grand treasurer The order has a cash balance of 6637.93 and a net gain of 4000 members in the past year.
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Tex
Grand Lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor
Marie J. Cole
Dallas
C. J. McKay
J. Burgheim
Houston
Sam Swartz
Hempstead
Former Terrell Citizens Find Gold Mine in Oregon Land
Advices from J. A. Rousseaux and F. E. Kennedy, once Terrell residents now in Oregon, report they bought 450 acres for 15000 dollars and have since found a gold mine on the property. Current value is estimated at 10000000 dollars.
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Fortune
Tex
J. A. Rousseaux
Kennedy
Oregon
One Thousand Strong Statehood Delegation Plans Washington Trip
C. G. Jones announces that the statehood executive committee will lead a 1,000 delegate special from Oklahoma City to Washington on December 1. Round trip fare is set at 36.55 with stops at major cities along the route. Banners and badges are being prepared.
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Oklahoma City
Giant gas well found near Muskogee Oklahoma
In Cowet ten miles from Muskogee a huge gas well was struck Wednesday night at 10 o clock. Early estimates place output at 4 to 5 million cubic feet per hour. The well is owned by the Deming Investment Company of Kansas.
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Cotton Fire at Shreveport Port Closes Carload
A carload of cotton burned at Shreveport Port, Louisiana. Two gas plants are planned for Brownwood, Texas. One hundred twenty five people remain unpaid from 1,200 Mississippi Choctaws. Ecuador to join Magne peace talks. Four men escape death in a New Bedford hotel blaze. E W Wilson of New York recovering from yellow fever in Havana. Four prisoners failed escape at Brownwood jail. Scalding water injures W T Sisson of Denton. Mangum hospital in Oklahoma burned, losses in thousands. Texas Consolidated Long Distance raises capital to 240000. Eastland County Treasurer Whittington’s safe drilled. $200 stolen. New State Investment Co of South McAlester capital 100000 formed. Police Judge Morgan of Lawton leaves to pastor Temple church.
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Lawton
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Temple
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