Chamber plans Muskogee makers exhibit at state fair
At a noon chamber meeting in Muskogee a plan emerged to stage a large display of local Muskogee manufactured goods at the Ok Colorado State Fair. Roberta was named chair of the exhibit Committee to study conditions and pay. about 80 area manufacturers will be invited to submit samples and help advertise locally.
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Chamber of Commerce and
Muskogee
Muskogen
Gietener
Wo Roberta
Plana
Ely Tt
Chamber No. Commerce
Weolaaatters
Chamber of
Temme
Eeveral
Aptimgers
Health courses in Philippines grow to meet disease control
Manila reports that the University of the Philippines College of Medicine and Surgery aims to reach U.S. class A standards. A central nursing school will double annual nurse graduates. Dr Victor Wiejenar, Eastern representative of the Rockefeller Foundation, outlines gains in public health and urges centralized administration. International Health Board provides Dr Charles N Leach, along with Dr W S Carter, Miss Alice Fitzgerald, and D W Tiedeman, for health work and malaria field studies in Laguna province.
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Manila
Majil
College of Medicine and Surgery
University of the Philippines
United States
Philippines
Victor Wiejene
Rockefeller Foundation
Elicea
Heiser
Wood
International Frcaith Board
Charles N. Leach
W. & Carter
Ansistant
College of
mad‘Jeine
Alice Fitzgerald
D W ‘Tiedeman
Laguna
Costly fire at Woolworth store in St Joseph
Fire trapped in the Woolworth ten cent store in downtown St Joseph Missouri caused about 100000 in damage this morning. The blaze, fed by ammonium and gasoline tanks, burned with heavy smoke but no flames were visible and no explosions occurred as hoses sprayed water for hours.
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St. Joseph
Woolworth
Irish leader Michael Collins shot dead in Dublin
A dramatic account describes Collins rallying his men after a fatal wound while directing operations against irregulars. London papers weigh the impact on Ireland’s government, noting Collins’s sudden death alters leadership possibilities and fears of renewed instability.
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Mick
Recount Devastates Endorsee In Democratic Primary
A recount in Pusimataha County August 1 shows Q. T. Jonson ahead of Charles A. Morris by 12 votes for state representative. Harris retains a six vote lead over Johnson Jonson, backing the Farmers Labor Reconstruction league and Shawnee platform. County attorney recount confirms Edward M. Hox 58 votes over A. Kennam, tied to state campaign HQ.
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Times- Democrat
Okin
Pusimataha
Q. T. Jonnaon
Charles A. Morris
Atate
Harris
Johnson Jonnson
Farmers Labor Reconstruction League
Harria
Othe League
Recont Ds
Creat
Edward M. Hox
Tuskahomna
Mo A. Kennam
Ague Endurace
Rox
Democratic
Puro
Going to Russia Take Money Trunk
Moscow reports discuss Americans planning visits to Russia and spending, listing prices for meals and goods in rubles. It notes the need to carry adequate currency and shows exaggerated cost figures, including items like beefsteak and soup with large ruble amounts and a large dollar equivalent.
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Russia
Brady Leads Jock By Four Strokes In Open Qualifier
Mike Brady of Detroit shot a 69 in the second qualifying round of the Western Open Boll tournament, moving 71 P.M. lead to a two day total of 141. Jacek Hutchinson of Micage followed with 145 after a 71 today and 76 yesterday. Taurie Ayton of Chicago posted best nine holes at 34. Threatening weather and good course conditions were noted as Brady and Hutchinson found success with solid drives and near par scores despite some missed putts.
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Hutchinson
Brady
John Ekinhick
Detroit
R. Fielitz
Injunction Against Paying Collections In Okemah OK
In Okemah Oklahoma a temporary restraining order prevents city and county officials from collecting the second payment of taxes recently assessed. A September 6 hearing will determine the final order. Judge Mark Bogarth granted a permanent injunction blocking the town trustees from enforcing a health certificate and three dollar daily fee for soldiers of orders and peddlers.
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Times-Democrat
Okemah
Okla
Mark Jl. Bogarth
T. F. Towler
Bogarth
Waco strikes arrest in open port law case
At Waco Texas R P Campbell chairman of the striking shopmen and five others were arrested by state rangers charged with violation of the Texas open port law connected to flogging of a railroad embezzlement. Two arrests had been made earlier. A Rosenberg Ore Bon railroad guard ended a clash by firing over the heads of combatants leaving one guard badly beaten.
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Waco
Texas
R. P. Campbell
Rosenburg
Ore- Bon
Cotton sold on Idabel streets at 25 cents a pound
In Idabel Oklahoma on August 24 Jim Baker bought a 570 pound bale of Lone Star cotton at 25 cents per pound. The bale came from W A Loftin’s farm. Baker claimed 200 acres would yield three quarters to a bale per acre. The purchaser was Jo M Beeson the local buyer. Fifteen bales have been shipped this season.
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Times-Democrat
Idabel
Oklo
Jim Baker
Negra
W. A Loftin
Baker
Lone Star
Jo M. Beeson
Will Meet Tomorrow Wage Conference With Coal Groups
A wage agreement conference between mine union officials and Oklahoma Coal Operators association will be held tomorrow in McAlester. The session was set for yesterday but postponed due to delays from a Kansas City conference.
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Oklahoma Coal Operators’ Association
McAlenter
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Revival at Boynton opens in First Christian church
Rev. F. W. Lynch of Kansas City begins a new series of revival meetings at the First Christian church in Boynton Oklahoma after conducting about thirty such meetings in the state over eight years.
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Boynton Boynton
Okla
F. W. Lynch
Kansas City
Oklahoma
First Christian Church
Prague shows recovery as Czechs lead world revival
Prague dispatch notes Czechoslovakia, three and a half years old, has built a strong industrial base and sound administration. It reports heavy German trade but seeks to avoid dependence, with reforms curbing land ownership and boosting wages. Housing remains tight and many nobles relocate to nearby capitals for exchange rates.
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Czecho-Slovakia
Associated Press
Matil
Europe
Creech
Republic
Germany
United States
Carech
Central
Vienna
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Bridge firms told to speed up Oklahoma work
County commissioners W. H. Harrower and Cecil Moore sent letters demanding faster progress on bridges over the Arkansas River at Webbers Falls near Muskogee and north of the city. The fourth bridge over the Canadian River is nearly finished. Officials cited plenty of labor opportunities and insisted on quicker completion by Vincennes and Pioneer company builders.
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Arkansas River
Webbers Falls
Muskogee
W. H. Harrower
Cecil Moore
Canadian River
Harrower
Vincennes Company
Pioneer Company
Three Die as Frisco Freight Hits Auto Near Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City in August reports a Frisco freight train backing into an automobile killed Mr A J Strickland and Jeff Cook instantly. Strickland's wife and Cook's family were riding in the car. Cook's wife and infant child were injured and the husband died later from injuries.
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Oklahoma City
A. J. Strickland
Jeff Cook
Strickland
Cook
Mines to reopen after Oklahoma coal strike
Henryetta Oklahoma Aug 24 with coal strike settled at a Kanena City conference between operators and workers the district shows an immediate optimistic trend. About 3 600 underground miners in the Henryetta field are locals patrons of area tradesmen and the city. Some mines ready for immediate work while others are clearing and preparing. Pitts and Midway Coal plans to start action Monday with other operators likely to file orders then. Sixty mines in the field will be worked to full capacity through fall and winter under mining contracts to March 31 1923. Pittsburg and Midway Wise Buchanan Star Coal Crowe and other firms invest electric loading booms electric haulage new machinery and sorting screens.
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Henryetta
Okla
Kanena
Operatora
Roshora
HH. Spencer
Pitts and Midsway Coal Company
Minera
Pittsburg
Midway
Wise Buchanan Company
Star Coal Company
Crowe Coal Company
Forger y Charge Denied By Teacher In LeFlore Case
Poteau Oklahoma August 7. B Godard longtime LeFlore schools principal pleaded not guilty in district court to charges of raising school warrants. He was jailed after a medical issue and a brief escape from custody before re capture near the state line into Arkansas. Art Bunch was convicted of stealing a shotgun and sentenced to two years. Cr Johnson in a shoe and coffee case was discharged after a long deliberation. a new hearing set for September 6. Walter Taylor was fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days for an assault to kill.
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Times-Democrat
Poteau
Oklo
B. Godard
LeFlore
Godard
Pecs
Arkansas
Art Bunch
Willams
Cr. F. Johnson
Johnson
Walter Taylor
Near Hill
Four Special Trains Carry Legionnaires to New Orleans
Oklahoma City August reports four special trains will depart Saturday morning October 14 carrying American Legion and auxiliary members to the national convention in New Orleans October 16 to 20. Trains to Fort Worth will combine into two a.m. connections reaching Houston October 18 with a Galveston side trip planned. Houston will host Oklahoma delegates Sunday afternoon. Trains to Fort Worth and New Orleans will run via Medford Duncan Fort Worth. Newkirk Ardmore Fort Worth. Cushing Tulsa Muskogee McAlester Atoka Fort Worth. Afton Twea Sapulpa Holdenville Madill Fort Worth.
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Timea-Democrat
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
American Legion
Auxiliary
New Orleans
Earl J. Litteer
Transportation Committee
Worth
Houston
Galveston
Rock Island
Medford
Duncan
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Santa Fe
Newkirk
Ardmore
Katy
Cushing
Tulsa
Muskogee
McAlester
Atoka
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Frisco
Afton
Twea
Sapulpa Holdenville
Madill
Wrecked Seaplane Rescue At Guantanamo
Aug 24 Guan tanamo reports state cruiser Denver rescued Walter Hinton and crew from the wrecked seaplane Sampaio Correia after their abortive New York to Rio de Janeiro flight. The aircraft was towed in by a tug. In Antlers Oklahoma Mrs Kannie Dickerson named local manager for Southwestern Bell, succeeding Mrs Alice Walde. George Davis replaced as plant chief by Earl Luther.
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Havanim
Guantanamo
Denver
Walter Hinton
Sampaio Correia
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Associated Press
Guantanamo Ay
Antlers
Oklo
Kannie Dickerson
Southwastern Bell Telephone Company
Mra
Alice Walde
Wilson
George Davis
Earl Luther
McAleater
Oil production and imports dip across U S regions in August
New York reports a weekly decline of 11 700 barrels in U S crude output to 1 498 450 for week ending August 18. Oklahoma North Texas and Texas regions show mixed changes, while Gulf Coast and Arkansas areas exhibit varied shifts. Imports at major ports total 2 287 980 barrels for week ending August 19, versus 3 268 812 barrels the prior week.
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New York
American Petroeum Institute
Oklahoma
North Louisiana
Arkansas
Lyona- Quinn
Mexia Texac
Haynesville
Elorado
Arkanangs
West Columbia
Orange County
Pennsylvania
Gulf
Institute
United States
Howard to address Democrats at Jay Oklahoma
Jay Oklahoma August meeting set by W D Gibson to outline campaign plans for Democratic nominees. KE Howard confirms he will speak before county Democrats and precinct officers attend, with Delaware County rivals Bert Chandler and W P Thompson noted as opponents.
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Jay
Okla
KE. B. Howard
Congress
W. D. Gibson
Howard
Howams
W. P. Thompson
Stoward
Delaware County
Bert Chandler
Unspecific Local Incident Cited by May Be Incomplete Text
An OCR fragment from Oklahoma mentions a 17 year old male with a filling issue tied to family matters. The readable portion lacks clear actions, dates, or named places beyond general context. Further readable details are insufficient to determine exact event or outcome for a precise report.
Harbord Named for Pershing's Successor Chief of Staff
The Senateacted to clear the way for Major General J. Harbord deputy chief of staff to become chief of staff after General Pershing retires due to age limits next year. The House approved a bill removing legal restrictions on Harbord's naming as Pershing's successor.
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Kehington
Senat
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