Enabling Act Moves Oklahoma Plan Ahead At First
The convention adopts its enabling act and aims to form a new Oklahoma state constitution in week three. Labor figures push for an eight hour law and public labor reforms as a two cent fare proposal stirs debate. A prohibition submission is seen as separate from liquor traffic concerns. The Indian Territory lobby protects broader interests. Levi Boster, Missouri’s oldest resident, dies at 121. Lord Barrington appeal case to proceed as pauper after US Supreme Court stay. J Leahy, linked to Monitor crew, dies in New London. California requests 1 billion for torpedo boats to guard the Pacific coast.
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Hannaty
Indian Territory
Mine Workers of America
Williame
Tttee
Williams
Plank
Cattle and Hogs Prices in Chicago and Omaha Markets
Market notes show cattle receipts in Chicago at 1007.0 to 407.0 with steady to higher values for beef steers and Texas cattle, while hogs and sheep receipts fluctuate and prices vary by grade. In Omaha, cattle receipts total around 1000 with native and western steers mixed in price, hogs mainly lower, and bulls and canners present in the mix.
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Chicago Life Stet
Chicago
Beeves
Helfers
Texas
Omaha
Beauty and Burners Sold in Rochester Store Sale
In Rochester a local shop offers burners and hand painted bowls and shades with prices starting as low as two dollars. Other items rise from ninety eight cents, showcasing a range of colorful decor and household goods.
Display of Exquisite Limoges Ceramics At Butler
Haviland, Limoges Vieasna and Austrian pieces headline the largest display ever brought to Butler. Exquisite designs are richly colored and invite visitors to compare prices.
Jewelry selection with rings and chains on sale
Jewelry items offered include rings in various patterns and handmade wedding rings noted as leaders. Brooches, lorgnette chains, necklaces, fobs, and men’s vest chairs priced moderately with emphasis on affordable options.
Cut Glass Prices From Notable Makers Listed
A local listing advertises cut glass from famous makers including Cutting-Libbey Hockey Pitkin Brooks Kursky Tyrel and James. It notes available wrap fine and states prices are negotiable though precise figures are not provided.
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Libbey
Hockey
Pitkin & Brooks
Kursky & Tyrel
James
Cour Petinion
Silverware sale offers solid sets from 450 up in 1847
Woe ll solid silverware advertised with prices from 450 up and a $340 per set offer. Roger Weo's Kaien and Khurke named, with best atede items and proportional prices. A large assortment always on hand.
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Roger Weo
Kaien
Khurke
Novelty items and grooming accessories listed
A fragment lists collars and cuff boxes, glove boxes, combs, hair brushes, hair styling items, and jewelry. It specifies various grooming and personal care goods such as shaving items and smoking related products, indicating a catalog or advertisement section.
Clocks offer broad Seth Thomas timepieces at low prices
Never before has such a large assortment of beat time pieces been offered. The famous Seth Thomas clocks are sold from $1.25 and up, with the lowest prices in town.
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Seth Thomas
Walter Williams East Window hat noted in Columbia Herald
The Columbia Herald reflects on the value of noting the good in people like Walter Williams and critiques overemphasis on crime reports. It notes a bias toward negative stories and laments missing virtuous details in public records while expressing faith that the world holds more good than evil.
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Saya Walter Williams
Columbia Herald
DeWapapers
Attorney A Forged Debts Shake Peoria City
Daniel F. Raum, a longtime Peoria lawyer and son of ex US pension official Green B. Raum, is accused of forging mortgages totaling $10,000. He surrendered to the State's Attorney after confessing and detailing his crimes, saying he forged to fund living expenses. Cunningham, a local loan broker, holds $3,000. the rest is owed to others. Raum claimed a traveling class lifestyle pushed him to crime, leading to multiple forgeries.
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Peoria
Daniel F. Peoria
Daniel F. Raum
Green B. Raum
United States
Knox County
F. O. Cunningham
Baum
Baum Has Surrendered Himself To the State's Atorney
Raum
Scholes
Frank O. Cunningham
Cunningham
Mr. Raum
Cattlemen shootout leaves man wounded in Kansas
George A. Deal and Pat Bam Scott, cattlemen near Eminence Finney county, quarreled over cattle on Monday evening. Scott shot Deal in the face with a shotgun. Deal, 60, was hospitalized. Scott fled after telephoning he would surrender, but has not been seen.
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Garden City
Kan
George A. Deal
Pat- Bam Scott
Eminence
Finney County
Scott
Deal
Cathcart Ord and
Swope
Frisco Plans a World's Fair to Mark Pacific Discovery
San Francisco proposes a Pacific Ocean Exposition to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the Pacific discovery and the Panama Canal completion. A 5 million dollar corporation of 15 citizens forms the project, aiming for a mammoth fall 1915.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Pacific Ocean Exposition Company
Pacific Ocean
Talboa
Panama Canal
Isthmus
Pacific
Italian Chamber Adopts Pro France Resolution
Rome, Dec 11. At the opening of Tuesday's session the chamber of deputies adopted a resolution sending warm congratulations to France for its anti clerical policy. It applauds secularizing the state and rendering human conscience independent.
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Rome
Signor Mirabelli
Chamber of Deputies
France
Pleads Guilty to Murder in Oklahoma City Case
Claude Ray Kohl, charged with murdering W. P. Dilworth during a robbery at a hardware store, withdrew his request for change of venue and pleaded guilty at the district court opening on Tuesday, seeking the court's mercy.
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Oklahoma City
Claude Ray Kohl
W. P. Dilworth
Entombed Miners Still Alive
Bakersfield miners trapped last Friday reportedly send signals that show the six men remain alive. A message from Los Angeles dated December 11 confirms hearing positive signals Monday.
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Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Oxford Defeats Cambridge In Annual Rugby Match
London December 11 Oxford defeated Cambridge 12 to 5 in the annual rugby football match at the Queen's Club Tuesday.
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London
Oxford
Queen's Club
Cambridge
France moves to suppress clergy pensions and expel clerics
Paris reports a cabinet plan set for December 14 to suppress clergy pensions liquidate Catholic works and distribute church properties while authorizing expulsion of dangerous ecclesiastics. Monsignor Montagnini arrested and documents seized with papal dispatches turned back at the frontier amid widespread notices to evacuate clerical residences.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Monsignor Montagnini
France
Merry del Val
Rome
Cardinal Richard
George Leygues
Vatican
Former Senator Crown's Condition Improves After Shooting
Washington December 11 reports say former Senator Brown of Utah shows remarkable fortitude and improving health after being shot by Mrs Amy K Bradley last Saturday. Doctors at the emergency hospital believe recovery possible if no complications arise. Mrs Bradley also grows more cheerful as bedside reports come in. In Constantinople, Tehran dispatches dated December 10 note a German specialist states the shah's condition is hopeless and he cannot survive many weeks.
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Talturrias
San Aissuio
Isself
Missouri
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Hay Iver
United States
Texas
Falfurrias
Falfurrise
Falfurrian
Fallurras
Aod
Falfurrias Immigration Company
Crown
Washington
Senator Brown
Utah
Amy K. Bradley
Bradley
Constantinople
Teheran
Persia
Death of Lulu B. Grover After Letter to Roosevelt
Mrs Lulu B Grover magazine writer died Monday after drinking poison following a letter she wrote expressing her wish that her property be given to President Roosevelt The incident occurred in New York on a December day and ends a controversial personal tale linked to her public career
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New York
Lulu B. Grover
Roosevelt
Cost of Transporting Mails Declines in 1900 Fiscal Year
Washington December 11 The annual report by Second Assistant Postmaster General Shallenberger shows the United States spent 76058599 dollars on transporting the mails in the last fiscal year.
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Washington
Shallenberger
United States
Bishop McCabe Stricken in New York
Bishop McCabe of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Philadelphia was stricken with apoplexy on Twenty third street and Thirteenth avenue. He was taken to New York Hospital where his condition was reported as serious.
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New York
MccCabe
Philadelphia
Twenty-third Street
Thirteenth Avenue
New York Hospital
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