Knife and Fork Club Organized in Vina...
An enthusiastic committee meeting led by Judge Parker organized a Knife and Fork Club in town to host social dinners. Ladies of the Presbyterian church will preside over the May 2 dinner, emphasizing the event as a Commercial Club auxiliary, with no dues or collection, and profits benefiting a worthy cause.
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Lndies
Judge Parker
Miss Nettle Duncan
Knife and Fork Club
Vinuatu
Indies
Gillette to resign from Oklahoma election board
Judge Frank J. Gillette of El Reno Republican member of the state election board resigns to Governor Hankell. Jamon A. Harrin, Republican state central chairman, submits a Guthrie slate of five Republicans as potential successor, all Guthrie men. A Democratic member Pred P. Branson may be involved in the selection with Secretary Linn.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Frank J. Gillette
el Reno
State Election Board
N. Hankell
Jamon A. Harrin
Republican State Central Committee
Brink Wo Greer
J. Willdreth
W. B. Herd
Charles B. Renfro
C. M. Sarehet
P. Branson
Democratic Executive Committee
Georetary Linn
Prevailing Temperatures Dip Below Freezing Across Regions
Reports from Kansas City and statewide offices indicate freezing temperatures with wind and snow flurries along the plains. Cooler air lingered into night in Missouri and eastern Kansas while Oklahoma Texas areas faced even colder readings with scattered frost and minor fruit damage noted in the south.
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Associated Prom
Kansie City
Weater
Miiinuri
Kantanitet
Oklahoma
Arrieas
Nothern
Texas
South
Riot at Preated Steel Car plant injures worker and police
An Associated Press report from Pittsburg Ma April 18 details a riot at the Bethlehemville plant where about a thousand employees in the erecting department clashed. One man was shot in the arm and Captain Smith of the plant police was badly beaten.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Preated Steel Car Company
Behconville
Katy Defies State Orders Over Oklahoma Railway Move
President A A Allen of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway declares from his private car in Hominy that the Katy Railway will not obey the corporation commission order to remove its freight and passenger division from Osage Junction to Cleveland. He calls the order impracticable and an impediment to the company.
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Katy
Hominy
Okla
A. A. Allen
Mixsouri
Kansans
Texas Railway Company
Corporation Commission
Osage Junction
Cleveland
Horse Jumps From Bull Creek Bridge
A broken bridge board on Hast Se quoyah avenue Bull Creek prompted a horse drawn by Russell Elliott to leap over the west railing. The horse was freed entering a shed and dropped from the bridge with no injuries reported. The bridge remains in dangerous condition and a more serious accident is feared.
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Bull Creek
Hast Sequoyah Avenue
Russell Elliott
Milwaukee's New Administration Inauguration Described
Victor J Berger, alderman at large and Socialist Democratic spokesman in Milwaukee, outlines guiding principles for the coming two years beginning with tomorrow's inauguration. The statement endorses municipal ownership of public utilities but pledges service first, rejects competition as a source of corruption, and promotes radical means to bring生产 into the hands of the people.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Victor J. Berger
Socialist-Democratic Party
Ta Sued & Statement
Socialist Party of America
Political Reflections on Oklahoma Party Lines and Negro Representation
A reader argues that the Democratic Party aligns with white supremacy in Oklahoma and condemns Republicans for including Black individuals in county and state roles. The piece cites examples in counties and questions if Oklahomans want Black influence in government, warns of cross-state migration, and critiques Republican endorsements of tariffic policies and high living costs.
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Democratic Party
White Man’s Party of
Oklahoma
Congress
Reed Opens Hyde Murder Trial With Focus on Motive
Kansas City April 16 Attorney James A Reed opened the Hyde murder trial by portraying Dr. B C Hyde as driven by greed and cruelty from boyhood abuse of animals to crimes against the Swope family. He detailed alleged poisoning attempts, typhoid and diphtheria germ use, and a plot to seize the Swope fortune, presenting a sweeping scheme of criminality and urging the jury to weigh motive and sequence of crimes against Col Swope Hunton and others.
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Kansas City
B. C. Hyde
James A. Reed
Mr. Reed
Dr. Hyde
Col
Thomas H. and
Chrisman Swope
James Mows Hunton
Hyde
Swope House
Mina Margaret Swope
Chicago Adentiata
Swope
Col. Swope
Chrisman
James M. Hunton
G. T. Twyman
Hunton
Handreda
Flood
Coate
Reed
Missouri
Miikeman
Jal
Marly
Munton
Ming Kellar
Mise Kellar
Mina Kellar
Eounter Hi Thanton
Swape
B. L. Stewart
Polson
Margaret Swope
Mina Swope
Col. and Chrisman Swope
Brecklein
Stewart
Thomas Swope, Jr
Login O. Swope
George Hyde
Lexington
Myde
Wevel
H. Walsh
Walsh
Snow Flurries and Cold Temperatures Hit Several States
Associated Press report from St. Joseph and Kansas City notes driving snow in April. Cold night conditions damaged crops and fruit, with significant losses feared. Northern Missouri eastern Kansas and northern Nebraska reported snow and temperatures around thirty degrees.
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebras
University to Host Sixth Annual High School Track Meet
Norman Oklahoma April 18 special The University of Oklahoma plans the sixth annual interscholastic track and field meet at Boyd Field on April 29 and 30. About thirty to forty high schools expected with many athletes to contest for honors. The event aims to promote exercise, student athletics, and university exposure. Top teams Logan Tonkawa Oklahoma City have won in past years. Event prizes include a large trophy, gold silver and bronze medals, and all around athlete medal. Girls basketball tennis and baseball activities accompany track and field. New facilities and seating to improve view. admission is free. A committee coordinates entertainment and lodging with special train arrangements for visitors.
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Norman
Okla
University of
Iuny
Logan County
Oklahoma City
Ton‘kawa
Lewis Woigl
Tonkawa
Maee
Appa Tim
Walt Muah
Thowe
Mark Twain Improving After Illness In Connecticut
Associated Press reports from Redding Connecticut on April 16 that Mark Twain known as Sai Clemmena has shown improvement after a rough night. Doctors note continued breathing trouble but say cardiac issues have not recurred since his return to Redding.
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Mark Twain
Associated Prem
Redding
Conn
Sai Clemmena
Halsey
Atl
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Colombia Tank and Trust
Commieatoner Young
Capitol National Bank of Guthrie
Republican Party
Aldrich Tariff
Canben
OF. Hyde
0. T. Twyman
Miss Swope
Dr. Twymian
University
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