Oklahoma Student Attracts Attention For Parasite Study
Ola Aug 12. Mr Herouthitt, a young Oklahoma graduate, has drawn notice for pioneering work on parasites of rodents. Under Dr Ward at the University of Illinois he has collected specimens across Oklahoma and plans further field work in Sulphur, Norl Barnes and Altus. His research examines parasite forms and their relation to tapeworms, with methods to preserve specimens for study. He earned a BA in June at the University of Oklahoma and will continue graduate studies next fall under Ward.
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Her Outhitt
Corvnty of Oklahoma
Ward
Department of Zoology
University of Illinois
Ol”ma
Nor, Barnes and
Altus
Sulphur
Alva
Milnote
Douthuttt
Dowbhitt
Oklahoma
A. H. van Vivet
University of Letpale
Germany
HH. O. Lane
de Paunt University
University of Ilinoia
Bin
University of Oklahoma
President urges governors to attend conservation congress
Paul Minn Aug 12 The president writes to Governor Eber inviting state governors to attend the second national conservation congress in St Paul Sept 5 6 7 8 and 9 He hopes governors will come and lead discussions on conservation with potential for broad attendance and major speeches by the president and Roosevelt on Governors Day.
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Paul
Minn
Eber
Minnesota
Paul N
A. O. Eberhart
St. Paul
William
Roosevelt
Conservation Congress
Schoolmate Opposes Pe Election Of Uncle Joe
Spokane Washington AdK 12 Unalter opposition to the reelection of Jon agh G Cannon for speaker of the house Bartlett aclair of Fathdrum Idaho a Yale Taft era classmate who announced his candidacy under the primary law. Sinclair endorses tariff waterways harbors conservation of natural resources national health board reform of transportation of linnen's in one xhte to mother and state revenue laws. He supports direct primary law, state railroad commission and popular vote for US senator. He has resided in Mahone county since territorial days and aligns with progressive Republican moves in national and state ranks.
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Spokane
Wash
Jonagh G. Cannon
Bartlett Aclair
Fathdrum
Idaho
Taft
Yale
Sinclair Dorsex
National War National Board of Health
United States
Republican Party
Jaie
North
Maho Sinew
Bristow Attacks Rubber Trust In Milwaukee Speech
Senator Bristow in Milwaukee assails Senator Aldrich over tariff on rubber, labeling Inter Continental Rubber a holding or trust structure and challenging dates of Continental Rubber companies. He accuses Aldrich of profit questions and questions corporate ownership linked to the Inter Continental group. Miss Flossie Brown and Mike Ina Sears head to Anadarko Thursday for the Epworth League state convention.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph L
Bristow
Mr. Aldrich
Continental Rubber Company
New Jersey
Continental Rubber Company of America
Str
Flossie Brown
Mike Ina Sears
Anadarko
Epworth League
Indians of Northwest Facing Starvation
Spokane report from Colville reservation settlements north west of Spokane says delays in a flat payment of 2000000 part of 1500000 guaranteed by the government for trade have left many Indians near starvation. Forest fines have ruined ranches and stores cut credit. Though Congress has appropriated 400000 yearly since 1908, no funds have reached the remnants of the tribe. Initial distribution was promised for July 1 but postponed to September, with aid from local settlers since July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Colville Reservation
Inet
Congress
Dow Itta
John McAlester
Miles
Sid
Kansas City Population Surges by Fifty-One Percent
Aug 14 Washington reports Kansas City Missouri grows to 248 381 residents an increase of 84 029 or 51 7 percent from 163 752 in 1909.
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Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Banks to buy state warrants in Guthrie Oklahoma
State officials plan to have banks purchase unsold public building warranty warrants totaling 2 025 000 dollars. About 233 090 dollars of the lead left unpaid to contractors. discounts of 2 to 14 percent have been taken. Banks will receive deposits equal to purchase amounts, funding may stay intact for five to six years to cover building estimates.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahonm Baten
Innis
Suffrage for Women at November Election
Githrly Oklahoma Aug 13 Attorney General Weathaw sent to the secretary of state the approved suffrage constitutional amendment title for November’s general election. The title states the amendment authorizes women to vote under the same conditions as men by striking out the word male wherever it limits Article 2 Section 1 of the state constitution.
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Githrly
Okla
Weathaw
Wote
Railroads Challenge Lincoln County Drainage Assessments
United States Judge Cotteral denied in junctions against Lincoln county commissioners in the nine hundred thousand dollar Deep Park drainage ditch case. The Frisco Santa Fe Fort Smith and Western railroads sought to enjoin assessments totaling 107000, arguing them illegal and expensive.
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Guttrie
Oklo
United
Cotteral
Lincoln County
Fort Smith and Western Railroad Companion
Gaynor Awake After Shooting Improvement Claim
New York mayor Gaynor awakened from a troubling sleep after being shot. Dr. Ed Lee said indications show he was making steady improvement and that practically all danger had passed.
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Gaynor
Associated Press
New York
N.Y
Ed. Lee
Meyer Named Democratic Nominee for Auditor Seat in Oklahoma
At the Oklahoma Democratic State Central Committee meeting Leo Meyer won a majority vote to fill the late Bill Crosa’s auditor seat. The committee authorized a special panel to place Meyer on the ticket, with other nominees Henry Blair, Joseph Morris, and W. F. Glimer considered. The body completed unfinished business and prepared for new subcommittees, while Murphy received a commission as competency commissioner in Indiana.
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Oklahoma City
Meyer
Ae Ton
J.B. Thompson
Pauls Valley
Pantines
Garvin County
Branagh
Ballinger to Leave Cabinet and Taft Readjusts Power
Beverly Aug 1 The day after a spate of events points to a major political readjustment around President Taft. Senator Aldrich and Ballinger are central as plans to retire Ballinger and pressure Cannon circulate among party leaders. Officials note Aldrich may step aside by March and Ballinger could leave by September 15, reshaping interior department leadership.
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Beverly
Mon
Taft
Aldrich
Brietow
Nike
Clove
Ballinger
Litaalt
Biiaig
Lumentis
Pric Uce
Interior Department
Cannon
Cru Ginter
Kansas
Lowe
Kansie
Pan
Ketian
Moving pictures hailed as moral force amid boxing fight plans
A long defense of the moving picture industry argues that film releases of the Jock Johnson Jamen Jeffries bout in Reno on the Fourth of July will promote education and social improvement. The piece lauds three reel dramas and educational shorts as superior to saloon entertainments, claiming they broaden knowledge, uplift citizens, and aid religious and civic life worldwide.
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Jock Johnson
Jamen Jeffries
Reno
Nev
J Uate
Clas
Moving Picture
Aew Group
Himean
Anita
Clergmen
Help Wanted in Booze Problem in Vinita County Sheriff Calls Aid
Sheriff N. B. Ridenhour appeals to residents of Vinita and surrounding county to assist in suppressing whiskey trade. He urges citizens to provide information and support enforcement, promising dedicated effort to uphold the law and rid the area of illegal liquor activities. He invites police and constables to join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridanheur
Vina
Cems
Thin Daunty
Squar
Wore
Vinita
Ni. B. Ridenhour
Sherif
Eurné
Mayor Gaynor Theories Grow On Gallagher Accomplice
Associated Prose reports from New York dated August 15 state Mayor Gaynor shows new proof as police pursue a theory that James Gallagher, a would be accomplice, was linked to the attempted act. The account notes rapidly increasing strength of the case and ongoing police work.
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Associated Prose
New York
Gaynor
James ©. Gallagher
Tony
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Gallagher
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