Oklahoma Osages Free Lands Lottery Draw Fares
Tulsa Oklahoma Aug 5 Osage Indians the best redskins in the world await land allotment in a lottery. Filing continues at fifty a day with about 45 days required to finish. Land selection order follows lottery draws. No guidance on land preferences due to secrecy but members may challenge supervision. About 2220 names in the trust list. Tribal wealth valued at about 50 060 per member with 640 acres allotted per head and an interest in remaining lands. Filing ends October 8 with appeals possible through mid September. exchanges allowed only with consent of allottees and governed by commissioners. Younger, educated Indians seek to retain their allotment lands and fortunes.
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Tulsa
I. T
Osage
Indiana
Fawhu
Amul Voll
Osares
Olahoma
Lundy
Erects Saw Mill At Victoria Texas Mill In Works
Victoria resident and stocksman Begial to erect a saw mill at Marfuna and has received orders for lumber. McFaddin will use timber along the Guadalupe and San Antonio rivers. The mill is said to produce very best grades of lumber. Next season work includes 3000 acres of pine in a motion.
Cotton 134 at Victoria price and shipping update
Special to The Light Victoria Texas reports cotton bids at 4.25 in the reed and 19% for intention. By Saturday 189 dates have been brought to Victoria for sale.
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Victoria
Tex
Gotton
Dallas Man in Trouble After Stabbing in Guaymas
A Dallas resident faces serious charges after a quarrel in Guaymas Mexico last night left Quillen Chatse n Well ieown buatesa jag stabbed. A traveling salesman from Dubie Texas allegedly attacked, with Clausen hospitalized and doctors giving a slim chance of recovery.
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Guaymas
Mex
Dubie
Tex
Clausen
China Triggered Fleet Move Shaping Pacific Defense
Washington officials reassessed pacific posture after a China driven shift rumored to pressure Japan. Analysts say the far eastern balance could prompt a stronger US naval presence closer to home, anticipating instability near the empire and its aging leadership.
Pay Increase for Retired Soldiers in New Army Rules
Washington Aug 5 Retired soldiers to receive increased allowances under a new army regulation amendment. Authorized pay will be matched to monthly pay for the grade held at retirement, plus 6.50 monthly for clothing and meals and 150.45 monthly for quarters. The service on retirement does not warrant further pay increases.
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Washington, D. C
Mont
Deplicate Slums Educational Campaign Relocates Emigrants
New York reports a long planned depurate effort to ease East Side congestion by relocating emigrants to regions with better livelihoods via an educational information bureau. The program, backed by Educational Advance and the Jewish Agricultural and Aid association, aims to inform emigrants about industrial opportunities elsewhere.
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New York
Educational Avance
Jewish Agricultural and Aid Association
Japs Grasping Trade in Australian Lumber Arrival
Melbourne reports the first cargo of Japanese lumber landed in Australia, including pine oak ash and basswood. The shipment meets strong demand, prompting a further government order and suggesting a potential permanent Japanese timber business in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Aito
Australi
JAP SQUADRON SAILS
Japanese squadron sails from Bordeaux as flotilla heads toward Ban Bebustian with a noted patrol left for endurance and war duty.
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Bordeauxs
Aig
Minn
Iouting
Ban Bebustian
Fraternal Lodge Meetings Light Up San Antonio
Fraternal groups meet tonight and through the week at lodges across San Antonio. Pythian and Knights of Pythias balls, Woodmen of the World activities, Royal Arch Masons plans, and Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks gatherings fill the social calendar with initiations, dances, and committee reports.
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Lotus Lodge
Knights of Pything
Pythian Ball van Angenle
Benevolent It
Protective
Ordir of
Wiks
Commercial
Woodmen of the World
Woadntet Hall
Lather R
Hare
United Ignanisn Way Veterans
Rel Men's
Arunhild (Sisters
Hermin Long Ball
Bosna
America
Notice to House Movers at Cuney Colored School
Proposals to move the Cuney colored school building within ten feet of the Newton street property line requested by August 4. Architect remains with the San Antonio school board.
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Cuney Colored School
Newton Street
Hert
San Antonio
Mission Report Details Methodist Mission Divisions
New York August 5 The final report of the missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal Church covers 1906 the last year the favelin and Tin mission work was conducted by one organization The work is now divided with the board of foreign missions handling overseas work and the board of home missions church extension managing United States activities The church raised over 2 000 000 for mission purposes from which about two thirds funded foreign work and one third home missions Domestic support totaled 253 955 while 4037 churches were assessed for home mission funds and the remainder used for other mission work
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New York
Aig
Retissayary Society of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Foreign Missions
Methodia
Board of
Pome Mssiona
Church Extension
United States
Obe
Foreien
Worr
Soeiety
Thirty Years For Murder Awarded In Hloseneire
In Hloseneire on August 1 Serxenat Melle, convicted of murdering a French naval lieutenant, received a thirty year prison sentence after an appeal was lodged.
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Hloseneire
Serxenat Melle
Celovel Cerel
Social News Roundup of Local Families and Travel
Miss Laure Steele returns home after about three months in Bangor while plans for a future vavaping trip appear in the Ragiddie Halon circle. Families announce departures for Baranac and Canada, and several members return from travels in Mexico, Colorado, Europe, and Mexico. A Ladies Daughters of the Confederacy event is noted along with a dance party at Brookenridge Park with Galveston guests and numerous local residents in attendance.
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Laure Steele
Bangor
Ragiddie
Josephine Halon
Albert Maverick
Baranac
New Fork
Reuben Maverick
Aber
Lyle Schunke
Brookenridge Park
Elng My
Raward Gigayou
Galveston
Otto Schunke
Olle Glaeser
Miss Lima
Schunke
Glaeser
Fie
Tl & Tate Hawt
Edward Lamm
Galventon
G. Galt
Mes. N. Schirmen
Will Nickels
Albert Soltentuse
Megs
John Lamm
Otto Sehanke
Einfread Glaese
Brazil Aims to Bring Japanese Labor to Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil plans a subsidy to support a regular shipping line from Rio to Japan. The scheme envisions ships calling at the west coast of South America and passing the Magellan Strait, with a goal to import Japanese workers under safeguarded contracts for Brazil’s growing economy.
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Rio de Janeiro
Japan
Viyvador
Poru
Chile
Magellin
Buenos Ayres
Hio de Janeiro
Brazil
Electric danger signals tested in New York cab device
Preparations are underway for a test on the Pennsylvania division of the New York Central of an electric warning cab device. It uses two incandescent lights to signal danger ahead to engineers, operated from inside the cab. Signals show stopping or clear as the engineer passes a point, with the operator advising. Officials believe the device could be practical if feasible.
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New York
Penpaylvania
Smile
Ste
Sireitz
Strikers Halt Meeting in Plaza Victoria Amid Disorder
A protest by Bahia Blanca workers continues with little impact as strikers rally near Plaza Victoria. Police dispersed a group attempting to halt a meeting, signaling ongoing unrest but no serious harm or arrests reported.
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Wuenor Ayres
Bahia Blanca
Ceaurroneas
al- Agin
Plaza Victoria
Glenn Fights Federal Power Overreach in Rail Case
NC politician Gav arter Glenn denounces federal court overreach in injunctions and habeas corpus, urging states to define limits. He says the issue is national, not a single state rights debate, and calls for unity to preserve the Union amid railroad case tensions.
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Raleigh
N. C
Gav Artor Glenn
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Congress
Texas Educator Shoots Himself in Despair at New York Hotel
Professor P Arnold Hunn, an educator long based in New York, shot himself in a hotel room mirror after a letter of recommendation and despondent notes. He had planned to sail to his homeland in Bavaria, Germany, seeking relief from a chronic illness. His age was stated as 50, with a history of illness and despondence prior to the tragedy.
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P. Arnold Taye Hunn
Tibor Self
Swaté Hotel
New York City
Bavaria
Germany
Hawmann
Uaurannn
New Areuntels
Ang
Hid
Tié
Travel Changes for Katy Agent In Texas
Waco Texas August 5 Roy Patterson former commercial agent of the Katy line has gone to San Antonio where he will accept the position of traveling freight agent for the same road. He is succeeded in Waco by Dr Allen of San Antonio.
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Waco
Tex
Roy Patterson
San Antonio
Dp. Allen
Educator Maseryls to speak at Troston council event
Dr Thomas G Maseryls professor of philosophy Prague University and Austro-Hungarian parliament member arrives on Thursday aboard the Bare Darowsa. He is invited to lecture before the international council of Unitarian and other religious thinkers and workers at Troston at the end of September. He will then travel to hear about recent political events in the mother country.
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New York
Thomas G. Maseryls
University of Prague
Austriuet Parlament
Lecinte
International Council of Unitarian
Ste
Troston
Havill
Boherman
Iim
Births Reported From Local Homes In Brief
Names and addresses appear for several births with dates in August and July. Entries list households on Cottaz Street Nixon Street Belvin Street Nolingtree and Weat Honstoy Street, naming Mr and Mrs Fanchied Spears Flour Bayt Henley as parents.
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Mes
W. Fanchied
Cottaz Strent
Roy—Ausuit
Arthuc Spears
Nolingtree
Roy
Richard Flour
Nixon Street
Gir
Bayt
Belvin Street
Glet
Ed Henley
Weat Honstoy Street
Care roll Wilts moves to endowment drive for Baylor seminary
In Waco Texas on August 5 Dr B H Care roll Wilts asserts July trends support a plan to raise sixty thousand dollars for an endowment of a Baylor Theological Seminary. He aims to reach thirty thousand by the Baptist state convention meeting.
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Bredal
Waco
Tex
B. H. Careroll
Baylord Thaologiant Seminary
Baptists
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Sunday Light
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Cecile Waest
Mexico
the Daughters of the Confederacy
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Charles Kelley
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