Judge Appeals for Troops in Oklahoma Mob Action
District Judge John Pitchford states he appealed to Governor Cruce for militia to Jay Delaware county Oklahoma where a courthouse dispute sparked a mob and the sheriff seeks state help. The case involves a Creekmore building and writs to move county records back to the original site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwell
Okla
John Pitchford
Associated Press
Cruce
Delaware County
Pitchford
Jay
Creekmore
Supreme Court
Retirement Sketch At Ala Moana Plaza Dentist Office
A snippet shows Dr. Weatherby a dentist at 215 Ala Mo plaza reflecting on retirement. The professor jokes about moving from extracting cube roots to radish roots, closing with a clipped foreign phrase and a playful line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Weatherby
Alamo Plaza
Fliegende Biaechter
Progressives Pleased as New York Named HQ for Party
At Chicago, Chairman Dixon and leaders praised the conference. New York was chosen as permanent executive committee headquarters, with plans for a publicity bureau and a legislative bureau in Washington. A seven member European study commission will be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Joseph M. Dixon
Dixon
New York
New Party
Colorado
Morida
Idaho
Louisiana
Texas
Wyoming
Perkins
George W. Perkins
National Committee
Washington
Europe
England
Germany
Medill McCormick
Walter E. Weyl
Jane Addams
Real Dyspepsia Cure Promises Fast Relief with Diapepsin
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, safe remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief in five minutes, digestion normalization, and freedom from gas belching and stomach distress, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom M
Roosevelt addresses progressives at LaSalle hotel
Roosevelt speaks to a New York progressive gathering urging unity behind a principle not a single leader. He cautions against Roosevelt clubs and notes six subscriptions of 500 dollars from six states. He departs with Governor Bass and Medill McCormick after three days of conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Michigan
Vermont
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
LaSalle Hotel
Roosevelt Progressive Clubs
Progressive Club
New York
Robert P. Bass
Medill McCormick
Battleship New Hampshire Sails for San Domingo
The battleship New Hampshire departed Norfolk at midnight for San Domingo after assisting the stranded submarine torpedo boat B.2 in Lynn Haven bay. Crewmembers ashore last night did not sail, and the ship carried less coal than usual but had no time to replenish.
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Norfolk
New Hampshire
San Domingo
Lynn Haven Bay
Geronimo band to decide future housing at Fort Sill
Plans for final disposition of the Geronimo Apache prisoners at Fort Sill Okla. allow them to choose to stay at Sill or return to Mescalera New Mexico. Eighty six opt to stay, about 114 to be placed in permanent homes in New Mexico once a $75,000 Congress appropriation is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Geronimo
Fort Sill
Oklo
Abbott
Mescalera
New Mexico
Congress
No More Pardons Until 1913 Decree From Governor Colquitt
Governor Colquitt orders no pardon reports to be sent to January 1 and directs the pardon advisory board to pause presenting cases until the new year. The board will continue its work but not bring cases to the governor’s attention until 1913 to allow time for the annual message to the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Colquitt
Board of Pardon Advisors
Firemen Contain Blaze as Catholics Congregation Refuses Evacuation
In Fort Worth Texas on December 12 two hundred members of the Magnolia Avenue Christian congregation refused to leave their church while firemen battled a roof fire. The blaze was subdued without serious damage to the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Magnolia Avenue Christian
Bond Issue Funds 100000 for County Road Improvements
SMITHVILLE Texas December 12 About 50 miles of roads will be improved in this commissioners precinct as rapidly as possible A bond issue of 100000 was voted to carry on the work Abney and Mitchell of Eagle Lake have been awarded the contract for supervising the improvements
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Smithville
Tex
Abney & Mitchell
Eagle Lake
Prince Regent Luitpold of Bavaria Dies at 87
Luitpold, prince regent of Bavaria since 1886, dies in Munich after years of a simple, military life. He avoided court pomp, rose early, drank coffee, and hunted chamois in the Bavarian Alps, earning respect across Europe. His rule elevated Bavaria’s prestige and finances.
Cold Remedy Slogan Becomes Rallying Call
A terse health promo urges three daily knocks to defeat sneezing and coughing. The call to action frames a quick end to symptoms with simple, repeatable steps. Community health officers promote the routine as an easy at home measure to reduce illness spread.
Ozomulsion Promise and Pounds of Health
An advertisement touts Ozomulsion as a strengthening tonic that can drive off colds and illness. It markets its 16 ounce bottle as a wholesome aid for those thin in flesh or poor in blood, claiming it protects against sickness.
Death of Prince Luitpold Ends Bavarian Regency Era
Prince Luitpold of Bavaria dies at Munich after bronchial catarrh aged 67. He had served as regent since 1886 and was the oldest ruling prince in Europe by years. His son Ludwig hurried from Hungary upon news of the death. the court notes he might succeed him as king. The episode provoked widespread European grief.
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Munich
Bavaria
Luitpold
Prince Louis
Prince Luitpold
Europe
Emperor Francis Joseph of
Austria
Prince Ludwig
Hungary
Boy Confesses Murder Flight from Kentucky Jockey Killing
Everett White, 17, approached two Omaha police and said he is wanted in Kentucky for murder. He claimed he killed jockey Charles Lowe in a brawl at Cat-tleburgs and escaped from Greendale reform school. He seeks a new trial and admits hazy recollection of events.
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Omaha
Neb
Everett White
Kentucky
White
Charles Lowe
Cattleburgs
Greendale
Lowe
Boy Dies in Tree After Wolves Terrorizing Escape
Centralia Oklahoma report says Charles Johnson, a boy, sought refuge in an oak tree after wolves swarmed the area. A search party found him in the tree top. a pocket note recounts his fishing trip and the wolves’ deadly vigil. He starved or died from fright despite the tree escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Okla
Charles Johnson
Tax Collectors Flee as Fire Hurts Valencia Region
In a village near Valencia last night residents drenched a house with petroleum and set it ablaze where tax collectors were staying. The civil guard acted to rescue the trapped men amid the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Spain
Sample Bottle Free by Mail From Oromul Sion NY
A 3 oz brown sample bottle is offered free by mail to requestors. The offer originates from Oromul Sion at 548 Pearl Street, New York.
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Pearl St
New York
Mrs Ella Flagg Young Re-elected Chicago Schools Chief
Mrs Ella Flagg Young, former president of the National Educational Association, was re elected for a third term as superintendent of Chicago schools. She continues to lead the city’s public school system as it faces ongoing reform and modernization efforts.
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Young
Chicago
Ill
Ella Flagg Young
National Educational Association
Patterson case heats up as cashier offers testimony
A. K. Rennie of Montgomery Alabama testified in the Sherman anti trust trial of John H. Patterson and 29 NRCC officers. He said NRCC agents offered to give him a national machine if he junked his own supplier’s machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. K. Rennie
Montgomery
Ala
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Rennie
National
Medical advisory column answers readers on stomach, nerves, obesity
Dr. Lewis Baker offers remedies for stomach disorders, constipation, nervousness, obesity and bedwetting. Recommended items include triopeptine tablets, syrup of hypo phosphites, aromatic elixir, glycol arbolene, sulpher tablets, comp fluid balmwort, vaseline preparations, Vilane powder and mentholaxene cough remedy.
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Frank S
Lewis Baker
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Otto
Francis
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