Upsterity of Ottehoma Set for Strong Football Season
The Upsterity of Ottehoma prepares for a robust football season with a tougher schedule than ever. Captain Cleve land Thompson leads the squad as they hunt a decisive victory run this fall, with key games set from September to November against Central normal, Norman King Seher College, Oklahoma A&M, University of Missouri and others.
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Herman
Onla
Ottehoma
Tig
Gerdeat Peason
Torledes
Cleveland
Thompson
U. & Geologies
Central Normal School
Norman
King Seher College
Borman
Oklahoma Christian Wniversity
Kets
Oxishoma A. & M
University of Miesiurl
Joplin
Fairmount College
Kovenher
Marwan
University of Kansas
Oklahoma City
University of Texas
Attelia
Texas
Kanata
AuBorah
Epworth
Mare Tofise
University of Kanwan
Roorere
Nave Vlaven
Watny
Ob Ishoten
Thompagn
Tatverwity Athletic
Nu Fraternit
Ett
Rhema
Euoregetul
Thirty nine drown when two steamers collide
The Spanish steamer Marten foundered off Tarifa Point near the Straits of Gibraltar after a collision with the German steamer Blea during a dense fog. Thirty nine persons perished including thirty two passengers. Nine Marten victims were passengers. others were crew and storage cargo. The Blea’s bow stove her forepeak but she remained afloat.
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Gibraltar
Marten
Tarifa Point
Straits of Gibraltar
Blea
General Manager Hurley of the Santa Fe Dies
Jamet Purley, general manager of the Santa Fe railroad, dies at Carlsbad while undergoing treatment for heart failure. The Topeka Topeka area report notes his role and sudden passing sparked tributes from the company and colleagues.
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Hurley
THE
Santa FE
Topeka
Kava
Avesh
Arim
Austria
Anpouvens
Jamet Purley
Genta Fe Railroad
Carlebad
Mle Desth
Ladder prints support murder theory in Bertha Beniges case
A German written note found under the murdered girl's window and a tote with the message I have murdered her Bring jewelry two blocks west are cited as key items. Residents recall a disturbance prior to discovery. police report indicate motive unclear and suspects may have fled.
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Mies
Bertha Beniges
Starvation in Oklahoma Mining District Reported
Guthrie OK August 16 A condition of want over the mining district is described as starvation near, with miners families and worn women forced to wait for relief. Kate Barnard, state charity official, urges aid while Luther Langdon and Charles Dausherty note extreme hardship may cause deaths before winter. A collection was taken at the Democratic convention and Governor Hawkes might be asked to intervene.
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Guthrie
Oks
Oklahoma
Mies
Kate Barnard
Jibalan
Sibanget
Gald
Barnard
Initiog
Okahoma
Milleater
Bowen
Babar Whlond
Smet
Kate Marnard
Jondale
Tarnard
Euffertig
Diwrrber
Mather
Ife
Thorn
Hawkers
Wilson
Kentucky
Negroes Prepare to Fight Disfranchisement in Oklahoma
Muskogee Oklahoma August 17 prominent leaders statewide answer a call by A G Sango to oppose the grandfather clause disenfranchising Black voters. Counties and townships will engage, with a convention planned at Bowley to organize the effort.
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Muskogee Okla
Muskogee
A. G. Sango
Bowley
Oklahoma Tourists At Colorado Springs Deaf Congress
Oklahoma visitors gather at Colorado Springs for a deaf congress under Nations auspices. Delegates include prominent Oklahoma deaf, foreign guests like Consul Yen and Li en as part of a program conducted in sign language. The event features a state bridge tournament and discussions on industrial and classical education for the deaf.
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St. Mediatte
America
Lien Anes
May Bring Proceedings Against State Officers
Guthrie Oklahoma Aug 1 Four prominent state officers placed themselves in contempt of the Legal district court by obeying Governor Haskell's call to meet the state board of equalization in Oklahoma City The officers named are Attorney General Charles West State Treasurer J A Menoefee State Auditor M B Trapp and Secretary of State Thomas P Smith Secretary of State and State Examiner and Inspector C A Taylor refused to disobey the court order though urged by the governor to come The contempt charge is anticipated The board allegedly held an informal conference with minutes dated improperly LeBlac Won Aviation Meet
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Guthrie
Oklo
Legal District Court
Hankell
Oklahoma City
Huston
Charles West
J. A. Menoefee
M. B. Trapp
Thomas P. Smith
C. A. Taylor
Fth
Haskell
Thim
Oklahomea City
Interior Department to Have General Clean-Up
Washington August 11 The departure of Secretary Ballinger is expected by mid September and will be followed by a broad overhaul of the Interior department. Assistants and leaders Pierce and Dennett are likely to retire with him, with further senior changes anticipated. Names mentioned for Ballinger’s successor include Senator Flint California, William O Thompson president of Ole state University, and Herward N Baker Baltimore a strong conservation advocate.
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Washington
Ballinger
Interior Department
Asalatani
Pierce
Dennett
Horlinger
Fight Called Off in New York City
New York on August 1 fight between Kaufinjn and Knteeford was canceled earlier today by Acting Mayor Mitchell. Officials cited safety concerns and crowd control as reasons for postponement.
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New York
Kaufinjn
Mitchetl
Mexico Centennial Events Schedule Mixed For September
The official ceremonies center on September 15 with a birthday tribute to Ges Porfirio Duar. A banquet hosted by Enrique C. Creel will honor foreign representatives on September 17. The weights and measures department inauguration is canceled and a smokeless powder factory at Santa Fe opens September 20. Chapultepec hosts the Sesta on September 22, highlighted as a brilliant event of the centennial celebration.
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Lymn
Ges
Porfirio Duar
Enrique C. Creel
Department of Weights and Measures
Tte
Santa Fe
Chapultepec
White House of Mexico
Fort Smith & Western Exempted From Rates
Guthrie Oklahoma August 11 The corporation commissioner granted Fort Smith and Western Railroad exemption from freight rates joined by J Hook. The company faced suits but secured exemptions in freight rates only.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Fort Smith & Western Railroad Company
J Hook
One Killed and Several Injured in Train Accident
Associated Press reports a Missouri Pacific train No 209 derailed eleven miles north of Nevada Missouri on August 16 killing one man and injuring thirty five. The badly scalded wireman Grover Murdock of Nevada is named among the injured as wreckage included a Pullman car and several coaches. The St Louis Kansas City bound southbound train’s tender jumped the track causing the disaster. Piedmont ads note another Iron Mountain line wreck near town with three reported dead.
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Associated Press
Nevada
Missouri Pacific
Here
Grover Murdock
Pullimans
St. Louis
Kansas City
Piedmont
Iron Mountain
Mall Cara
Marvelous artesian flow from new North Park well
Flowing at about two gallons per minute the Inez artesian well in North Park is described as the best ever drilled in the city. Officials say piping to the city reservoir is underway and the well, about one thousand feet deep, surpasses rivals in depth and output, drawing much attention. In Oklahoma City the Gore bribery inquiry committee will visit, staying with the chamber of commerce before traveling to Pawnee.
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North Park
Inez
Thie City
Oklahoma City
Gore
Chamber of Commerce
Pawhueka
Former Secretary Shaw Shys At Insurgency
Oklahoma City on August 1, Lelie M. Shaw former U S Treasury secretary will spend several days as a guest of Fred Brasted. Shaw declined to commit on the insurgent cause but praised Theodore Roosevelt as a strong, influential figure and predicted political shifts this fall.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Lelie M. Shaw
United States Treasury
Fred Brasted
Branted
Mr. Shaw
Theodore Roosevelt
Shaw
Roosevelt
Coney's Life 4 Hangs in Bh After Barn Fight
In a contested afternoon incident on Flight avenue, George Coney was cut during an apparent brawl with Cy Baker and others. Baker claims self defense after being attacked. Coney lies in critical condition. Sheriff Ridenhour and Dr Neer report injuries, police vow a thorough investigation into the drunken altercation and its outcomes.
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George Cony
Fligt Avenue
Cy. Baker
Baker
Mme
Dong
Coney
Ing
Baker Ting
Sherif Ridenhour
Gas Well Uncontrolled at Tulea Oklahoma
Gas well near He Okia in Tulea Oklahoma, brought in Saturday, is blowing gas at an estimated rate of 40 million cubic feet daily. All attempts to cap the well have failed as the gas continues to escape.
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Associated Press
Tulea
Okla
Cusack Gan
He Okia
Invites Grow For St Paul Conservation Congress
St Paul Minn Aug 11 RB Shipp secretary of the No Conservation Congress returns to St Paul after a few dives and resumes direct charge of preparations for the great meeting to be held September 1 Invitations have been sent to governors of every state city officials county boards chambers of commerce and civic groups nationwide Foreign nations including the king of Slim Bots land France Japan Russia Germany are expected to send representatives Major Handy heads the invitation effort with a staff of workers and many young women speeding the work to completion
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St. Paul
Minn
T RB. Shipp
No Conservation Congress
Slim
Botsland
France
Japan
Rusela
Germany
Handy
Stampade to Benjamin Hoop Gubernatorial Bid Rumor
Developed this morning that ill and overall forces in the republican convention here had gone to Benjamin Hooper of Newport Tennansed for governor.
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Benjamin Hoop
Nashville
Tenn
Benjamin Hooper
Newport
Tennansed
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