Probasco Chosen Club President Elected At Meeting
The Republican club met to elect officers and delegates for Saturday's district convention. E M Probasco was named president with Jr. Watson as vice president and J Murphy secretary. A three member nominating committee chose twenty five delegates. A quartet offered services for the campaign and proxies were allowed for absent delegates. The meeting adjourned after arranging Saturday's convention setup.
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Republican Club
Chab
T.T. Wimner
W- 8
J. Atkinson
R. A. Caldwell
George Clark
Louis Bagby
H. F. Watson
Steve Hill
M. A. Sorrel
Ed Shanahan
G. 8. White
Harry Miller
Wilson Franklin
Morris Frazee
J.C. Wilkinson
William Meeks
W. B. Depuo
C. B. Rogers
Dave Meredith
Fred H. Chilson
W. R. Badgett
G. K. McProud
BR. B. Davidson
O. L. James
RT Beard
Gaylord N
Bebout
D. Nh Davidson
Quarte
I. T. Winer
W. M. Simms
W. B. Coley
Louis Muldrow
Centralia Local Scoop On Socials And Fair Prep
Neighborhood chatter centers on a recent murder while visitors from Leavenworth county enjoy time with local families. Socialist organizers gain traction as fishermen host a large fish fry. September plans loom for Minn ie Keyes to start school and Barneys and Downs engage in local commerce and politics amid bustling fair preparations.
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Valentine Bogard
Ella Gable
Leavenworth County
Kaw
Harry Baker
Howard Downs
Jack Bristow
William Mason
H. Baker
Downs
Centralia
Central State Normal School opens Thursday in Edmond Oklahoma
Central State Normal School will begin operations on Thursday September 7th in Edmond Oklahoma. Board in private homes costs 2.50 to 3.50 per week with self boarding at half that rate. Courses in music manual training arts physical training and normal training are free apart from private music lessons. For catalogue and details contact president Thos W Butler Edmond Oklahoma.
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Thos. W. Butler
Edmond Okla
Delightful Vinita Lawn Party At Stutsman Home
A rainy morning gave way to a charming evening on the Stutsman lawn. Hosts D B Stutsman W Harrough and L K McGufin arranged lights, games, refreshments, and performances by a male quartet and local soloists. The event drew many guests and praised the gracious hospitality.
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Vinita
D. B. Stutsman
W. Harrough
Messers O
James
H. Beard
G. N. Webout
D.B. Stutsman
Diddie Diddie
Gaylord N. Bebout
D. R. Anderson
Joint Picnic of Two Schools At Buckett's Grove
The Baptist and Presbyterian Sunday schools plan a joint picnic tomorrow at Buckett's Grove east of town. Presbyterians invite Baptists. there will be games and a baseball match between the schools. A patrol will oversee creek banks. transportation is provided for those lacking means. Pupils meet at their churches tomorrow morning with Presbyterians at 8:30 and Baptists to bring lunch baskets.
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Baptist and
Presbyterian
Bmckett's Grove
Oklahoma University Preparatory School Update
The Oklahoma University Preparatory School offers university level courses in music, military science, art, drawing, business, and manual training. It serves Oklahoma and Indian Territory residents with four-year programs, free tuition in some departments, and a 400 enrollment with 20 teachers. A new building will open by September 4.
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Oklahoma
Lodlan
J. H. Ketley
Tonkawe
Okla
Terrorism Crisis and Cannon for President Boom
Reports from St. Petersburg and Danville describe a broad wave of terrorism and police attacks across the empire, with a growing reign of terror from the Vistula to the German frontier and nearly fifty assassination cases noted last night. In Illinois, Joseph Cannon was renominated for the eighteenth district, with strong talk of a presidential bid and support surging among his backers.
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St. Petersburg
Empire
Vistula
Danville
Illinois
Joseph Cannon
Speaker Cannon
Cannon
Free Concert Tonight by University Preparatory School Glee Club
The glee club of the University Preparatory School at Toukawa Okin. presents a free concert in the Commercial club rooms. The event promotes school instruction available to residents of the two territories. The program includes works by Parks, Mendelssohn, and Dickens, plus quartets and solo numbers performed by the club members and guest instrumentalists.
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Glee Club
University Preparatory
Toukawa
Okin
Htoanita
Parks Norton
U.S
Mendelssohn
Big Reception for A M E Sunday School Delegates
The A M E Sunday school convention in Vinita draws large crowds with high interest among colored residents. A planned reception last night at Riderhall honored Bishop Tyree and delegates, though the bishop did not arrive. Presiding Elder Tucker gave the welcome, and Mr Cumbers of Muskogee spoke for the delegates. It was the largest event of its kind ever held by Vinita’s colored community.
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A. M. BE
Tyree
Riderhall
Tucker
Cumbers
Muskogee
Vinita
Command In Chief Tanner Reports Growth of Encampment
Minneapolis August 16 Commander In Chief Tanner told the G A R encampment that despite heavy deaths among comrades the organization is 3 500 stronger than last year.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Tanner
G. A
Will open Sept for fall term at Willie Halsell College
The Willie Halsell college plans a fall term start on September 11. President Anderson and his brother worked hard to gain public support for the school in the Cherokee Nation, with strong indications of success. Trustees will spend about 00 on repairs and improvements, including sidewalks to connect with the city system, a fully equipped gymnasium, and new furniture. The lot sales to raise funds will be opened soon, with desirable city sites likely to fetch good prices.
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Willie Halsell College
Anderson
Fusion in Nebraska solidified after overnight party talks
In Lincoln after an all night session the Democrats and Populists reached a fusion ticket compromise. Democrats named the governor lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general and treasurer. Populists received the auditor land commissioner superintendent of public instruction and three railway commissioners.
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Lincoln
Neb
Aug.st
Affectionate Cronberg and King Edward See Off German Emperor
August 16 report that King Edward left Friedrichshof this morning with Emperor Witham and other royals. The farewell between the two monarchs was cordial with mutual kisses, highlighting a warm departure scene.
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Cronberg
Edward
Friedrichshof
Emperor Witham
City checker tournament nears conclusion in tidbits
The city checker tournament winds down with Franklin absent and heavy business pressure on others. Draw and Riedemann lost finals, Piede wand won. Neville leads with several games to go while Scott and Drew tie for second. Ivan Powers played Neville in town, claiming to be strongest in the Territory.
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Scott
Franklin
Yao
Draw
Riedemann
Piedewand
Riedemaro
Ann
Drew
Neville
Ivan Powers
Explosion in Chihuahua Kills and Injures Dozens
Reported blast in a carload of dynamite near Chihuahua, Mexico, late yesterday caused twelve deaths and twenty injuries with many in critical condition. Dispatches say the tragedy reached El Paso area early today via morning telegrams.
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el Pow
Tex
Mmany
Chihuahua
Mexico
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