Twin Territories Vote On Constitution and Prohibition
The Oklahoma and Indian Territory will vote on statehood and a proposed constitution featuring statewide prohibition. The ballot includes state officers, a reformed Supreme Court, two U.S. senators, and a new legislature. Prominent figures such as Mr. Bryan and Mr. Taft offer opinions guiding voters amid party splits and fears of territorial dominance.
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Monument for John D Rockefeller Erected Near Denton Texas
Denton Texas September 1 A monument to John D Rockefeller is planned by B G Lee two miles south of town where two main roads meet The monument will feature a bronze bust or epitaphs and rests on a pedestal atop rocks sixty feet high The project funds suggested total around 15 000 with plans for a statue and pedestal and possible inscriptions including references to Columbus Washington Lincoln and Rockefeller and a note on oil wealth and charity
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New Clerk Named at the Penitentiary in Columbus
Gualitant clerk of the penitentiary resigned Monday to take effect October 1. Warden Gould appointed Harry B White of Holmes County to the vacancy. White has served as a prison guard for three years.
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One Dayton Mystery May Be Solved
Dayton mystery may be solved as an oblavit filed in potion court Unley charges Marl Kline city Pineman with oxsoult and buttery onema Fiester. The charge brows out of context and unclear in readable text.
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Alleged Assault Near National Cash Register Plant
A girl reports that Kline struck her after a quarrel near the National Cash Register plant. The incident is described as an alleged assault with details provided in a fragmented OCR fragment.
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Chet Boyt and Haradite Nok in Evening Meeting
The report mentions Chet Boyt and Haradite Nok in a midday session at Nowe Wood Ts OP Leney. It notes the presence of Vinshi M twile and Balkin facing scrutiny over multiple wives and a 1 000 mule tale.
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Rescue of Ohio Girl Described in Stranded Channel Incident
An unclear report details a girl from Ohio named Lillian Edwards belonging to a party stranded in a channel. A boat retrieved her after a long struggle, with neighbors and friends assisting as a rescue concluded.
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Was Emated Mystery Among Ada Residents Reveals Clues
In Ada on January 1, investigators probe a strange disappearance. Three men were seen with a fourth person shortly before the incident. Tracks show they ran away toward a burning building where clothing was found, prompting residents to suspect involvement by a third man.
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Must Face the Music at South Bowl Fight Night
A brief report notes a boxing event at South Bowl featuring Lillicy Rept. and Worthard, with promoters and venue details limited by legible OCR. The article outlines a scheduled match and local buzz around the bout.
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Trial Date Set for Former Attorney in Bribery Case
Defendants, including Jivle Vail and George Ay Rartz, face an immediate trial on September 2 after overruling objections. Prosecutors hint the charges will focus on bribery related to Red t Austin cases, with special jury empanelment from St. dowoph county.
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Peace in Sight in Moree Pavilions Veep Campaign
Early reports from Moree indicate Premier Clemenceau moving to quell hostilities with a pledge for restraint. General Drule commands Prenel forces as peaceful talks unfold while measures for better policing aim to prevent further unrest among native tribes.
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End not in sight York opt 1 strike statement
An unclear report quotes CL Jolene and President J Small discussing a strike and lack of appointments or conferences. It notes no definite movement on actions or prospects, and mentions companies hesitating to spend money while hoping for a settlement.
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Pope Condemns New Theology in Rome and New York
A Sept 16 dispatch reports Vatican critics denouncing modern theology as a peril to Catholic faith. Edicts require Catholic schools to teach only in line with current doctrine and establish boards to police publications. Bishops must report to the pope on enforcement while clerical congresses face restrictions. concerns arise over the impact on education and unity across Europe and the United States.
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China Turns to America for Help in Crisis
London dispatch notes changing Chinese sentiment toward the United States as inducements like Roosevelt’s indemnity proposal and Taft era aims ease boycott tensions. Letters from a well informed American traveler claim China may seek U.S. backing if Russia joins a Japan alliance strengthens Tokyo’s position. The cables reflect growing Chinese hostility to Japan amid geopolitical strains in Manchuria.
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Teenager in custody after assault on umpire during Browns Tigers game
Hugo Duesenberg, seventeen, was held at the ninth district police station after injuring umpire William Lonien with a pop bottle. His defense centered on deep remorse and a claim of overwhelmed emotions. His captains said Evans was a former athlete from Youngstown and that the incident may have stemmed from intense rooting.
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