Abandonment of Several Naval Stations Urged
Secretary Meyer urges closing New Orleans Pensacola San Juan Port Royal New London Sacketts Harbor Culebra Cavite and maintaining selective stations. He favors Guantanamo Bay for Gulf and Atlantic defense while preserving Key West and Bremen and Mare Island with caveats. He seeks updated fleet plan funding and further naval reform.
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Gordon Easily Defeats Nolan In Ten Round Bout
Dart Gordon outboxed Jimmy Nolan in a skating rink match at Electric Park last Saturday night. Nolan landed few clean blows, losing a tooth in round three and fading after midfight. Ed Barnard challenged the winner for a ten dollar side bout within ten days, referee Lawyer Sims officiated. Gordon’s corner included Fred Woodard, T Brown, and Jack Kennedy. Will Meeks led Nolan’s corner. About 190 fans watched as Gordon pressed the late rounds, earning a clear decision.
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Oklahoma Leads All In Increase In Population Rise
Washington Dec 5 The census bureau tabulates US population at about 91 198 290 if current increases continue. Full returns from 34 states plus DC show 66 355 178, up 20 percent from 55 209 686 in 1900, with Texas and Washington expected to post large gains. Oklahoma 109.7 percent and Idaho 101.8 percent lead, while Iowa declines.
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Aged Woman Charged With Murder Of Infant
Mrs Ade line Robinson age sixty six of Hollidaysburg is arrested in Johnstown Pa charged with murdering her granddaughter infant by chloroform in a carriage. The husband Samuel Robinson and Dr B M Duff are detained as witnesses. Police say she confessed. The infant was born last Wednesday and cared for by Mrs Frank Hughes in Johnstown.
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Mrs Eddy Dies Leader of Christian Science at Chestnut Hill
Mary Baker Glover Eddy founder of Christian Science dies at her Chestnut Hill home. News announced after Sunday service. age and cause listed as natural with pneumonia likely the immediate trigger. Funeral plans pending son George Glover's arrival. private service expected for family and church officials.
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Abernathy on Carpet and Expected 10 Resign
Guthrie Oklahoma December 3 John R Abernathy wolf catcher and United States marshal left yesterday for Washington to answer charges before the department of justice recently investigated here by an inspector of that department He said today he will resign He was appointed by President Roosevelt He has about two years to serve Among Republicans mentioned as Abernathy's successor are Frank Frantz ex governor of Oklahoma Cash Cade of Shawnee Joseph H Norris of Guthrie Charles Carpenter of Guthrie and George Foster of Perry Joseph McNeal recent candidate for governor says he is not a candidate
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Bank Robbery Reported From Hanover Kansas
Five men robbed Taft State Bank in Hanover Kansas of 3500 dollars early today. They forced the bank safe, then fled in an automobile. The break in is being investigated with burglar insurance covering the vehicle and loss.
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