Mariners to Panama and Bar Admission News
The article notes two men, Mark Gibson and Gibeon Gibson, passing examination for admission to the bar and planning to open offices in Guthrie and Grove. It also reports 700 Marines aboard the Dixie heading to Cofon for orders to sail to Panama and join the Buffalo, signaling Pacific coast movement.
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Quinton Gibson
Guthrie
Marke
Gibeon
Grove
Panama
Associated Prena
Washington, D. C
Dixie
Cofon
Orden
Dlver
Buffalo
Pacific
Nicaragua
National Rivers and Harbors Congress outlines waterways system
The National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington debates an integrated internal waterways plan. Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith argues channels and terminals must be jointly developed and permanently open, with federal-channel provision and local terminal support, to ensure an efficient transportation system.
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National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Herbert Knox Smith
Associated Moon
Washington
DP. C
Congress
Shannel
W. A. Johngoh
America
Johnson
Jaro Viefels
Oklahoma Governor outlines probe halt in Columbia Bank case
Governor Haskell explains delaying grand jury actions while state bank officials liquidate Columbia Bank and protect depositors. He cites completing audits, restoring the guaranty fund, and cooperation with courts to pursue any further investigations if needed. The speech emphasizes protecting banking laws and public funds.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Arecife
Columbia Bank and Trust Company
Aannth Interek
Soci
Columbia Bank
Okldhome
Cate
Electrocution at Home Lighting Repair Noted
In Meral, California, Dew. ToL. D. ThArmond, son of the late Congressman DeArmond of Missouri, was electrocuted while turning on an incandescent light at the family home. The incident occurred last evening and is being investigated.
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Calif
Dew
Tol
Consolidation of Schools Favored in Oklahoma
State Superintendent S. D. Cameron presents arguments for consolidating schools at state teachers meetings. He cites experiments showing easier creation of large districts east of the state and notes challenges of disorganizing established west districts. In Nowata and other counties, consolidated districts operate wagons for student pickup and use local resources, including an oil well on school grounds funding high school courses and facilities without taxes.
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Guthrie
Olle
Oklahoma
State Teachers’ Association
D. Cameron
Rattabliah Consolidated
Bofar Rogers
Nowata
Washington
Grady
Bagla
Rogere County
Fndine Fry
Nowatn
Howe
Ming
Margaret Forsythe
Alt Royaltiew
Laxen
Seatverdd
New Chinese Minister Arrives in San Francisco
San Francisco welcomed Lie Chan Yin Tang ambassador from China to the United States aboard the inner Mongolia. The minister and his party, including two daughters and a son, were met by Yang Qui and Su Ping Chen and hosted by local Chinese organizations before a banquet with the consul general. The minister avoided discussing policy, expressing pleasure at returning to the city.
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Chan Yin Tang
China
Entouage
San Francisco
Lie Chan Yin Tang
Wo Ting Fang
United States
Inner Mongolia
Yang Qui
Washington
Su Ping Chen
Thin City
Alay
Chi Chamber For Commerce, & Company
Brane Band
Han Yin Tans
Oraklind
Hemor
Hie
Preemptory Writ Granted in Bankers Deposit Guarantee Case
The Supreme Court today granted a preemptory writ to compel the State Superintendent of Insurance to file a brief in the action by the bankers group. The case concerns the deposit guarantee law and whether national bankers may participate in state guarantees.
District Attorney Fight Casts Shadow On Oklahoma Patronage
In Washington a partisan battle erupts over the western district attorney appointment for Oklahoma to replace Jobe Kinney. Rep Bird McGuire backs Robert Lowry while Rep Dick Morgan favors Judge Gillette, with internal party wrangling and regional fealty fueling the clash as factions mobilize around state chairs and national committeemen.
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Washington, DC
Bird McGuire
Pirat
Dick Morgw
OkFborne
Jobe. Kinney
McGuire
Robert Lowry
Stillwater
Embry
Republian
Jim Harris
Joe Norrie
Morgan
Cash Cade
Gillette
el Reno
Oklahoma
Nnd
Congregman Creager
Capt. French
Alvawan
Minte Nutrent Park
Sulphur
Okla
Norrie
Hacka
Kankad City
Morkan
Thieves Steal $300,000 in Jewels from Hotel Lorraine
Thieves entered a room of Mrs John Witten Jenkin in the Hotel Lorraine while she was away and carried off jewels valued at three hundred thousand dollars. The theft, reported by Uy Associated Press, occurred Saturday in New York City.
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New York
Dye
Lorraine
John Witten Jenkine
Chicago
Taft Heads to New York for Diamond Jubilee Address
President Taft departed for New York to speak at the Diamond Jubilee celebration at a Methodist church misatone in Africa and then proceed to New Haven for the Yale Corporation meeting.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
New York
Africa
New Haven
Yale Corporation
Higher Temperatures Across Southwest Reported
Weather notes from Kansas City and Dodge City show higher temperatures with readings near Abeteen and twenty Bbete. Additional market data indicate beet price peaks at $K.50 per hundred pounds, while a fatal illness is reported in Markoged as Mrs. Patten dies at age about 70. funeral set for Muskogee residence on Monday at 10 o’clock.
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Associated Press
Kansay City
Mercury
Ristnon City
Abeteen
Dodge City
Oklahoma City
Prema
Kansan City
Dee
Prin
Hall
Hie City
Mra
Molwell
Muskogee
Muakogie
King Leopold Dies Report Lacks Confirmation
A report claims King Leopold was dying today but lacks confirmation. The physician said his condition had reached a critical stage, yet death may not be near. He discussed a will with his lawyer and remained under medical care as a change in condition was awaited.
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Prem
Hrusaely
Lee
Leopold
Ceporva
Phynlciann
Hin
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F. M. Gwinnup
Son HalselisBuilding Vinita, Ohlahoma
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L. P. Garrison
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