Haskell Moves State Capital to Oklahoma City
Governor Charles N Haskell arrives by special train and occupies headquarters at the Lee hotel Oklahoma City signaling a practical move of state business from Guthrie. A court injunction blocks removal of records and a writ to hinder enforcement is sought. Two people die in a self inflicted double tragedy in Monivet Quebec.
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Oklahoma City
Oklo
Charles N. Staxkell
Commonwealth
Goveror
Oklahoma
Juston
Legatt County
Guthrie
Oklahoma Ci
Guthie
John Mahoney
Haskell
Gourdhouxs
Mahoney
Lee Honekina Hotel
Lee Hotel
el Cross
Supreme Court
Huston
District Court
Logan County
Knights of Pythias State Convention Open in Lima
The forty-fifth annual Knights of Pythias convention began in Lima with the Olio Grand Temple of the Pythian Sisters in session. Tomorrow 20 special trains will bring members from across the state as grand lodge officers are installed. Walter B. Rueble, creator of the present ritual, hails from the city and is honored during the gathering. Justus H. Rathbone, founder of the order, died here during a visit, and a Pythian line will be present at his hotel death memorial.
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Lima
Dhe
Knights of Pythian
Obio
Olio Grand Temple
The
Pythian Sisters
Grand Lodge
P. Brown
Clobure
Tex
Walter B
Rueble
Order
Kansas City
Justus H. Rathbone
A Multiplicity of Song and Misheard Lyrics
A school singalong reveals a humorous exchange as Ardyce teaches her brother Wayne to sing America. The father overhears and Wayne corrects the line with a grave, if awkward, mispronunciation, prompting a strained moment and confusion.
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Ardyce
America
Wayne
Chillicothe Hosts Eagles Convention Kickoff
Chillicothe O June 1 Frank Haring national president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles speaks at public welcome opening the sixth annual Ohio branch convention. State officials attend as degree teams vie for 800 in cash. Eagles from Columbus Springfield Dayton Coshocton and Portsmouth entered with more expected. 5000 Eagles expected in parade Thursday with prizes for best showing. Lightning kills six Berlin area six dead and over a hundred injured after a lightning strike at Jungfernhaidi park.
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Chillicothe
Frank Haring
Order of Eagles
Ohio
Grand Aerie
United States
Columbus
Springfield
Dayton
Coshocto
Portsmouth
Marietta
Sardusky
Akron
Newark
Berlin
Jungfernhaidi Park
Columbus Horse Show Opens With Star Entrant Dave Devil
Columbus Ohio hosts the Columbus Horse Show at Driving Park opening tomorrow. Noted entrants include J W Dessette Indianapolis G W Reynolds Pittsburg L T Anderson Maysville Ky J L Bushnell Springfield Ry W Brown Indianapolis and Thomas Lawson Boston with his famed station Dave Devil holder of world championships in several classes. Harkaway Hunt Club of Pittsburg and a Cleveland hunt arrive with hunters and jumpers.
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Columbus
J. W. Dessette
Indianapolis
G. W. Reynolds
Pittsburg
L. T. Anderson
Maysville
J. L. Bushnell
Springfield
Ry W. Brown
Thomas Lawson
Boston
Dave Devil
Harkaway Hunt
Cleveland
Despondent man ends self tragedy. rescuer saves
John Angol of Columbus leapt from Broad street bridge over the Scioto river after his wife’s death. He landed near pilings, drank whisky from a pocket, and dove again. John Adams plunged in, swam to Angol, and brought him to shore. Escapes from barracks followed by a breakaway guard, heavy firing.
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Columbus
John An-gol
Sciota
Broad Street
John Adams
Fatalities at Wooster in hunting and train accident
In Wooster June W. Ora Heyl aged 28 was accidentally killed while hunting near his uncle Henry Flovl. James Kiser, a resident of the same neighborhood, killed himself by taking strychnine. Joseph Maurer aged 6 sustained fatal injuries while trying to board a Pennsylvania train.
Auto mishap and train death shock Akron area
Reported crash and fatalities unfold near Pittsburg and Hast Akron with witnesses Aly bert, James Seamon, Edward Bolger, and a driver Clemens. A victim Albert dies after machine contact. Belsor and Clemens severely hurt. Census official Frederick Wicklin’s brother dies in separate freight train incident on Cleveland Terminal. Flag Day observed as Governor Harman urges honoring by displaying tributes.
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Inaiapalls
Alybert
Pittsburg
James Seamon
Edward Bolger
Jap Clemens
MiNoraville
Akron
Jung
Frederick Wicklin
Wicklin
Fighteenth Onlo Alatrict
Cleveland Terminal & Valley Road
Train crash near Heron Bay kills four in Ontario landslide
Four men die when a freight train on the Canadian Pacific Railway plunges after colliding with a landslide near Heron Bay North Bay Ontario. The engine and several cars derail and fall 100 feet down a cliff.
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North Bay
Ont
Canidtin Paettto Riilroad
Heron Bay
Maiden balloon crash claims two pilots near St Louis
Wooster Lambert, a millionaire from this city, and Louis Von Phul, pilot, attempted their maiden balloon voyage in the St Louis No. 2 when a Welcht of 5,000 feet caused a drop into the Mississippi river north of St. Louis. Both escaped with wet clothes after a motor boat rescue.
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Bt. Lalit
Hink
Wooster Lambert
Milionaire
Aken
Weronn
Alaa Sippi
Maden
St. Louie
Louis von Phul
Drowned in Auto Wreck near Has King
Rowley Green June 1 to Park Tracy an all worker met death by drowning when the machine turned turtle pinning him beneath in a big ditch south of Has king.
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Rowley Green
Park Tracy
All
Hasking
Three Shot at Christening in Canton Church
Frank Nunne maker, 36, armed with two revolvers and a dirk, opened fire during a christening in a Canton church near Louisville. Three men were shot: John Popa twice in the breast, George Homan in the hand, and Charles Turin in the chin. Nunne maker, who claimed the men insulted him, was overpowered. two wounded men are said to be in danger. Nunne maker is jailed in Louisville.
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Canton
Frank Nunnemaker
Louisville
Here
John Popa
George Homan
Charles Turin
Nunamaker
Enline Lim
Otto Venttenithyy
Duke Is Satisfied Sayn Hels Fully Competent to Select Own Wife
Brief items from Washington state report a man named Brodie Le Duke declaring he will choose his own wife Miss Wylanta Roechette a Washington schoolgirl and that the couple will return to Durham to face life together. Also noted is a violent sheriff shooting in Chalemont Mage and a remark by Mrs Anthony Hope on mercenary marriages during a New York dinner.
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Sayn Hels
Washington
Brodie le Duke
Wylanta Roechette
Durham
Fils
Tom Abdle
Oie
Anthony Hope
New York
Suring Bop
America
Police Hesitate to Link Charlton Murder to Lake Body
Milan dispatch reports police leaning toward the belief that Mrs. Potter Charlton and her husband may have been murdered, with the Lake Como body possibly belonging to Constantine Spolaroff. Investigators reexamine villa blood evidence and the submerged trunk as they pursue a theory of a double murder.
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Milan
Constantine Spolaroff
Spolatoff
Chariion
Mrs. Charlton
Taft to Attend Commencement Week and Parades
President Taft plans a packed schedule with son Robert’s Yate commencement and a trip to Villa Nova and Lincoln to receive a juris doctor degree. He returns to Washington as Congress ends, while New York prepares a Roosevelt parade drawing 15000 to 20000 people. A teen, Thomas MeKeever, drowns in Jethro Creek near the Oblo river.
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Taft
Woelington
Patt
Marietta
Villa Nova
Lincoln
Villa Novay
Washington
Pullmans
New Haven
Robert
Yate
Hanton
Beverly
Lad
Rant Faverpool
Thomas MeKeever
Santity
Daniel Mekeever
Dan Jr
Jethro Creek
Oblo River
Model Community 10 to Be Established in Indiana
Ryansville Indiana hosts a plan by J A Brown of New York with Mrs Kate Hawley and James Rockford to build a model town on the Kentucky side opposite the city. No public officials, weekly citizen trials at a coliseum to decide guilt or innocence, utilities owned by residents, no saloons, no daily newspaper reading room. The scheme aims for a graft free town with shared profits.
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Ryansville
Ind
J. A. Brown
New York
Kate Hawley
James Rockford
Terre Haute
Kentucky
Better Weather Coming Ahead Says Weather Bulletin
Government bulletin notes the week starts with generally fair weather nationwide except in Southern New England and the South Atlantic coast. Temperatures to rise above normal in eastern southern states and the Midwest with warm conditions expanding over the Rockies and plains in the next three days.
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Washington
Biveau
New England
South Atlantic
Florida
North American
Middle West
Rocky Mount
Plateau
Chete
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Monivent
Quebec
Albert Penough
Bald
State Convention — OF Knights OF Pythias
Hamilton
Charles K. Hamilton
Governors Island
Lorimer
Tings
Lecier Fe
Ailiois
Acceptig
Senate
Nevelitons
Eagles’ Convention
Columbus Horse Show
Escanes
Odine Li
Charles Wilson
Wooster
Harmen
Gonvict
Duke
Chalemont
Mage
Sherif Haskins
Silas Phelps
Munroe Bridge
Phelps
Charlton
Jommon
Cowty
Roosevelt
Fifth Avenue
Teodore Roosevelt
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