Great Concourse of Democrats to be seated at Indianapolis Coliseum
Indianapolis Aug 24 12000 people expected at the Coliseum for the great concourse of Democrats to seat John W Kern as the vice presidential nominee The notification meeting will be led by Theodore H Bell and Charles Bryan with National Committee members arriving from Chicago A band reception luncheon and arrival of twenty four autos precede the exercises at 130 Thomas Taggart will open then Mack will take the gavel Kern will respond in a 30 minute speech and Thomas R Marshal will address the crowd Willagy J Bleyerth also present
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Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
State Fair Town
Democratic Congressional Committee
Theodore H. Bell
Charles Bryan
National Committee
Chicago
State Fair Grounds
Thomas Taggart
Mack
Theodore Bell
California
Kern
Thomas R. Marshal
Williagy J Bleyerth
Acquittal in Brother Killing and Manslaughter Verdicts Same Day
Mangum Oklahoma reports two trials in one day. David Downs is acquitted of killing his brother Owen Downs in self defense. J J Bealk is found guilty of manslaughter in the murder of his father in law J W Pickett. Both victims buried in the same cemetery within 24 hours.
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Mangum
Okla
David Downs
Owen Downs
J.J. Bealk
J. W. Pickett
Doctor Seeks 10 Force State Agent
Guthrie Ok Aug 24 A petition for an alternative writ of mandamus was filed in the supreme court Saturday by Dr M W Logan of Ada to compel R A Haines local dispensary agent to fill prescriptions for intoxicants Haines under general instructions from Scave Agent Lesier has refused steadily to honor any of Dr Ledens prescriptions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Supreme Court
de. M. W. Logan
Ada
R. A. Haines
Haines
Lesier
Dr.Ledens
Frisco Looks to Feed Evening Train Passengers
Frisco management plans to arrange meals for passengers on evening trains locally rather than at Afton. A Commercial Club committee will confer with Auditorian Company on establishing a first class eating house in the Auditorium building basement.
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Frisco
Afton
Commercial Club
Auditorian Company
First Clase Eating House
Thought He Had Infernal Machine In Oklahoma Bank
Murray G. Hankel cashier of Guarantee State Bank Muskogee and son of Governor Haskell received a freak deposit from Missouri. A farmer hid $600 in a baking powder can wrapped in cloth and barb wire, placed inside another can, sent to the bank, and Hankel feared an infernal device before discovering the money stayed dry after soaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskgee
Okla
Murray G. Hankel
Guarantee State Bank of
800 Barrels Of Beer Turned Into Gutters
Oklahoma City August 24 eight hundred barrels seized at the Moss brewery with approx seven thousand dollars in value. A revenue collector from Leavenworth Kansas is expected today with orders to destroy the beverage. Miscellaneous local notes and short items follow including visits, travel, and court business. The Bohemian short fiction excerpt concludes the page.
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Oklahoma City
Moss Brewery
Levenworth
Kans
Bramble
Vanve McSpadden
Tulsa
Chas. Pfannkuche
Birdie
Alcorn
Miami
Jessie Dawson
Afton
H.C. Marshal
Phillip Miller
Wasson
J.B. McManus
Nowata
W. P. Gatewood
Chateau
Charley Prather
Welch
Mr. Clark
Enid
C. Cassel
E. J. Overley
Joplin
Eunice Powell
Siloam Spring
Ark
Adair
Andy Campbell
Neat Bluejacket
Have you the Factory Look
Fragments urge readers to consider tailor made suits over factory produced clothing. It promotes Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York offering suits customized to individual measurements, claiming better fit and style than off the rack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Tailors of
Chicago
New York
District court rush as Harlan murder case halts trial
This morning in district court the Harlan murder case was halted when defense attorney W H Kornegay moved for dismissal citing two terms with no trial. Prosecutors Rider and Brady were given until tomorrow to answer. Other actions included continued Winchester Scott case to next term, several guilty pleas, and scheduling for Merritt rape, Mrs Fleets Klinefelter, and Chas Gibson for Thursday.
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District Court
Facous Harlan
Ond
W. H. Kornegay
Wial
O. L. Rider
E. H.brady
Witnesapé
Harlan
Lou Hunt
Winchester Scott
Bud Willigins
Tase
Williams
Mary Schaeffer
Glenn Jarrett
Milton Flowers
Blackwell
Gus Roberts
Ed Davis
Katy
Mary James
Merritt
Fleets Klinefelter
Chas. Gibson
Tain
Twelve Chosen For Convention In Cenig County
The Democratic Central Committee met at the Courthouse Saturday and set the campaign plan. George M. Martin of Vinita was chosen Congressional Committeeman. Delegates named to the Tulsa state convention include J. E. Coats Bluejacket CC Jenkins Bluejacket Bliss Harlan Welch A M Voyles Vinita RE D C P Jones Big Cabin S G Mills White Oak G L White Centralia Theodore Metzen Edna Kas F S E Amos Vinita D M Marrs Vinita C H Goodveo Vinita V Carselowery Vinita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central Committee
Cenig County
George M. Martin
Winita Fee
Tulsa
J. E. Coats
Bluejacket
CC. Jenkins
Bliis Harlan
Welch
A. M. Voyles
Vinita
White Oak
G. L.white
Centralia
Theodore Metzen
Edna
F.S. E. Amos
D. M. Marrs
C.H. Good- Veo
African Natives Drum Signaling Across Africa
Wide World Magazine describes a native African drum signaling system that spreads news rapidly from village to village. Drumming occurs at night when sound travels farther, as the low murmur rolls softly between distant villages up to two miles apart.
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Africa
Wide World Magazine
Railroads Object to New Reciprocal Demurrage Ruling
Guthrie Oklahoma August 24 Representatives of Oklahoma railroads protested before the corporation commission against features of a reciprocal demurrage order. They oppose extending unloading time for distant farmers and delaying disposition for over 60 000 pounds cars. Expert Bee urged 48 hours for bud purposes. Charles York returned from Siloam Springs Ark Gaither Chandler reports best corn crop on Duck Creek farm in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Corporation Commission
Charles York
Siloam Springs
Ark
Gaither Chandler
Duck Creek
Judge Brown and Officer Webb Break Up Hotel Melee
In a Cobb hotel disturbance last night Officer Webb and District Judge Brown intervened as Dre Warner chased Hollingsworth with a knife. Warner and Hollingsworth faced fines of 12 and 10 dollars respectively in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Webb
Brown
Cobb Hotel
Q.hollingsworth
W. N. Warner
Webb
Dre Warner
Hollingsworth
Why Cowboys Wear Long Hair
A cowboy defends long hair as health protection from sun and weather. He cites staying warm, shielding the face in winter storms, and sleeping rough outdoors, comparing himself to Buffalo Bill and others. The narration satirically notes spelling errors and informal speech.
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Buffalo Bill
Kim
Cara
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Defenge
Harlan Cage
Haskell
Mabel Ganter
Shawnee
Irving Martin
Jeff Collins
Wm Fowler
Fred Daughtery
Ea Chamberlin
Tariff
Claremore
Brookshire
Keifer
Marlon’ Brookshire
Foyil
Reuben
Milford - Berger Shoe Company
Democratic County Central Committee
Martin
Doctor
Judge Brown
Officer Webb
Barrett
Ela
Vinita’s Big Department Store
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