Oklahoma antiwar uprising plot exposed in I W W raid
Federal agents reveal in Enid Oklahoma that an I W W led anti draft movement incited farmers to seize towns burn bridges and attack cities. The plan aimed to overthrow the government with a nationwide uprising and wealth share scheme, but was stopped before July 27 with multiple leaders arrested. A separate note reports fire at the Lloeiack country home of CG A Hattenbach with losses around 5600. A summer health ad promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonics.
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Washington, D.C
Oxfdala
Aesbri
Arma
Oklahoma
Jaw
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Department of Justice
Lovat
Lloeiack
CG. A
Washer and Kelso Win San Antonio School Board Seats
The San Antonio Board of Education ratified the election of Mat M Washer and Winchester Kelso to replace W B Hamilton and J H Grover. Washer is absent from the city and未 heard from. The meeting also named Mrs Leary as sanitation chair and Elvira Pizalni among attendees. Night school for soldiers at Government Hill was proposed with tuition to support the program, and Meek authorized to open additional evenings and pay September salaries. J L Henry will teach Spanish at the High School. Lucy Mae Hastings joins the elementary staff. A football coach was sought for the High School team, with Meek arranging possible coaching through military service time.
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Mat M. Washer
Winchester Kelso
San Antonio
UN Leary
Mary Harper
Untl
J. W. McCamiah
Gt Evans
Misa Elvira
Pizalnl
Meele
Government Hill
Meek 3
Seltlers
L. Henry
Lucy Mae Hastings
Meek
Meale
Roam
Meel
Tenn
Must Not Cross Border Rule Stays In Place
The War Department states American soldiers may not cross into Mexico for now despite inquiries from Colonel Ferand Sayre in Brownsville. Mexican authorities invited troops to Matamoros across the Rio Grande, but headquarters rejected the request for permission.
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War Department
Mexico
Souther Department
Ferand Sayre
Brownsville
Matamoros
Rio Grande
Sayre
Feamington
Expelled Wisconsin Senator La Follette urged by Minnesota safety board
The Minnesota public safety commission urged expulsion of Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin from the U S Senate, citing a disloyal and seditious speech at a Non Partisan League meeting. It also referred to the U S district attorney the conduct at that meeting and urged action against parties found to have violated federal statutes. Separately, Federal Reserve rules tighten export of gold, silver, and currency, restricting such exports to protect trade balance, with specific limits and allowances noted.
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Paul
Minn
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Petitton
Minnesota Public Safety Commission
LaForelle
Leagie
United States District Attorney
LaFulleng
Pars
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Tha Hoa
Does Your Husband Drink Cure Told By Druggist At Home
An alleged cure for the liquor habit is advertised by a druggist claiming a private formula can restore sobriety at home. Several testimonials promise rapid changes, asserting a woman’s husband quit alcohol after using the remedy for weeks, with varied praise for its effectiveness.
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Painless Dentists
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Riverside Bldg
Black Wert of Juske'a Store
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Perla
Washer
Kelso
Board of Education
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Treasury Department
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Slater
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