Eight Americans and Mexicans killed by Yaqui Indians at Sandia
Colonel Maxon, vice president of the National Irrigation Congress, reports that at Sandia station in Mexico, Yaqui Indians attacked the railway post killing Thompson the station agent his wife and two others. The station house burned and other line towns along Sandia reported similar attacks with defenders suffering casualties.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Landia
Mexico
Acto
Maxon
National Irrigation Congress
South
Sancha
Joni
Thompson
Sandia
Well Known Artist Walter Appleton Clark Dies at 31
New York reports the death of Walter Appleton Clark a renowned artist and illustrator aged 31. The obituary notes his prominence in American art and his early passing, with details of his career.
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New York
Walter Appleton Clark
Threatened Armenian physician guarded by police over Black Hand letters
Markar G. Irian, 70, wealthy Armenian physician and manufacturer in New York, remains under guard after receiving letters signed Black Hand demanding 10 000 pounds. Police say threats claim he will be killed if payment is not made.
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New York
Markar G.rrian
Armenan
Oklahoma split over race for federal judge posts
Washington dispatch outlines the battle for U S district judgeships in Oklahoma. Candidates include Clayton Gill Lawrence Parker Townsend and Thomas with party factions and railroad ties shaping support. Western district contenders include Asp and Burford while clerkship fights center on Charles Watson and kinship to a congressional whip.
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Washington
Muskogee
Frisco
Thomas
Lawrence
McGuire
Henry Asp
Santa Fe
Burford
Oklahoma
Charles Watson
Oklahoma Court
Passengers Injured in Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Wreck
In Summerville Texas a Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe train No 405 southbound derailed after leaving Oklahoma City at midnight. Several passengers are reported injured and taken for medical care.
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Oklahoma City
O. T
Gulf, Colorado
Santa Fe
Summerville
Tex
Highton Haskell Opened Sparks Oklahoma Political Clash
Guthrie Oklahoma December 27 delegates predict renewed action on county boundaries after holiday adjournment. The Oklahoman backs reforms and accuses Haskell of graft while promising expose style attacks on the convention’s leaders and the campaign against primary election laws.
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Guthrie
Okla
Haskell
Oklahoman
Muskogee
Taskell
Denis Flynn
Latler
Southern Pacific firemen strike declared effectively over
Paso December 21 Southern Pacific reports the firemen strike is virtually broken with trains arriving on time and freight being accepted as usual. Firemen led by district chairman Joseph Bidford claim they can and will shut Harriman and connecting systems down if needed, citing assurances from three unions.
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Paso
Southern PacificoMoints
Joseph Bidford
Jerfoyance
Harriman
Roosevelt at Pine Knot Ends Day With Family Leave
Roosevelt and family left at noon for Pine Knot Virginia where they will remain until Monday after a death in the family.
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Roosevelt
Pine Knot
Washington, D. C
Deat
First National Bank Declared United States Depository
A. L. Charehill, cashier of the First National Bank, notified that the bank is designated a United States depository by Secretary of the Treasury Leane M. Shaw. Local remarks note existing depositories in Muskogee and Tulsa, with a pending deposit of 60 000 in bonds as security. The article also mentions a promotional note for Boo's Laxative Honey and Tar sold by A P Owens.
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First National Bank
Secretary of Treasury
A. L. Charehill
Leane M. Shaw
Tulsa
Pirs National
United States
Shaw
Churchiil
Ms Security
A.P. Owens
Prisoner consignments and sentences on midnight train
Marshal Darrough led a train to the United States penitentiary with twenty prisoners. The list shows names and sentences including manslaughter ten years, burglary four years, larceny two years, polygamy one year, grand larceny two years, and life for a murder-related charge, among other varied terms.
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W. H. Darrough
United States Penitentiary
Mack Vann
Rattler Frog
Johnny Jumper
John Red Hilderbeand
Wash Beaver
John A. Jordan
Roy Wilson
Willd Laney
Pranie Corts
John Wascon
Ryears
Wille
W. B. Burroughs
Noah Willams
John Mathews
Bo Hudson
Lee Huett
Tom Condry
Prank Pointer
J. Call Cousin
Tee Simith
Duwing
WL Bawoy
Tatra
Bad Conner
Will Townsend
Basin Knowledge
Paul Brocky
Introducing
Rob Manielly
Miweder
Life
Tor Larceny
White Suilth
Ly Iy Metntons
el Your
Anderson Sentenced for Bank Indictment Guilty Plea
Kansas City December 27 Wm C Anderson a former paying teller of the Erat National Bank was found guilty on an indictment and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary.
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Kansas City
Wm. C Anderson
Erat National Bank
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E. W. Stryker
CoHerokee National Bank
Cherokee National Bank
Highton Haskell
Fort Leavenworth
Anderson Sentenced
Socia
Koppenheimer
Ohanders Weight
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