China Will Become Good Buyer of American Goods
A Spokane report on China's view of American goods following a Pacific coast chamber of commerce mission notes that China is likely to become a major buyer of U.S. products. The piece cites promising reforms, educational interest, and growing demand for American-made goods, especially in rail, timber, and associated facilities, with ongoing visits to Hawaii, Japan, and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Spokane
Wash
Dee
Associated
Comerce
Pacific Coast
Corbett. Moore
Spoon
Orient
Yshomers
United States
Progres
America
Europe
Pacific
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Diego
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Hawaii
Japan
Philippines
Flynn and Cade Seek Oklahoma Party Power Through Knott Deal
Shawnee Oklahoma December 21 Dennis T Flynn former congress delegate believes he will become national Republican committeeman for Oklahoma to replace Cash Cade if Cade is named United States marshal replacing John Abernathy effective January 1. Cade would resign the national committee to aid Flynn. The plan centers on George T Knott of Choctaw City appointed revenue collector for the Oklahoma district, with Flynn steering Knott toward Taft and Cade’s endorsement. Cade’s bid for marshal is tied to securing the committee post for Flynn. Flynn also backs Boardman of Watonga for western district US attorney while Cade backs Frank Burford of Guthrie for Blaine County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Okla
Dennis T. Flynn
Congress
Oklahoma
Cash Cade
United States Marshal
John Abernathy
Cade
Flynn
Cecil T.rone
George T. Knott
Choctaw City
Jim Harris
Wagoner
Guthrie
Harris
Knott
Chocow City
Taft
Ohio
Harris and State Organization
Washington
Art
Republicans of
O. K
Boardman
Watonga
United States
Western
Morgan
Frank Burford
John H. Burford
Blaice Boardman
Delightfully entertains friends in high school
Miss Rose M. Gill hosted a Yuletide social at her home for classmates. Jeannette Kornegay was guest of honor. Guests enjoyed games, music, a Christmas tree with mock presents, then luncheon. Attending were Catherine Chamberlain, Helen Churchill, Mayme Riley, Sadie Thompson, Majoria Marks, Norval Ratcliff, Addabelle Burkhalter, James Hill, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Gill
Jeannette Kornegay
Catherine Chamberlain
Helen Churchill
Mayme Riley
Sadie Thompson
Majoria Marks
Norval Ratcliff
Addabelle Burkhalter
James Hill
Ross Harris
Ted Kelley
Tom Collins
Russell Elliott
Ed Davidson
Paul Mahaffey
Charles Davidson
Tom Hill
George Kelley
Poles Purchased in 1909 Rise in U S Utilities
Washington reports a preliminary 1909 census showing 3,739,000 poles bought by telegraph and telephone companies railroads and electric utilities, up from 1908 and 1907. Separate 1909 figures include 509,000 cross-arms 6,168,000 brackets and 18,463,000 insulator pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division of Manufactures
Forest Service
Department of Agriculturé
Steam Railronda
IMT
Wechr
Jeonan
United States
Telegraph and Telephone Companies
Electric
Electric Light and Power Companies
Washington, D. C
Bureau of the Census
Durrand
William M. Stewart
J. E. Whelchel
Meyer announces state auditor appointments in Guthrie
Guthrie Oklahoma December 23 Leo Meyer state auditor elect has announced his appointments for the auditors office. Names include J D Ballard Ellis county as assistant auditor Hart F P Keys Guthrie chief clerk Frank Orr Woods county tax clerk Clyde Lisman Texas county grows revenue Inheritance and income tax clerk Revel Simpson Tillman county warrant clerk and stenographer Carl Lumpkin Muskogee county bookkeeper L D Young Beckham county bond clerk Robert Mitchell Oklahoma City stenographer One stenographer yet to be appointed Most appointees were employed during the present administration Carl Rice likely to move to state engineer office H L Harrell Oklahoma City assistant secretary of state Sanford Brooks Snyder chief clerk state treasurer office other lists not yet announced Governor Cruce will not dictate appointments to other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Leo Meyer
J. D. Ballard
Ellis County
Hart FP
Keys
Frank Orr
Woods County
Railroad and Public Service Corporation
Clyde Lisman
Texas County
Revel Simpson
Tillman County
Carl Lumpkin
Muskogee County
L. D.young
Beckham County
Robert Mitchell
Oklahoma City
Meyer
Carl Rice
H. L. Harrell
State
Sanford Brooks
Snyder
Cruce
Sixteen Killed In Two Wrecks And The Wires
APennsylvania Railroad collision near Attica Ohio on a morning curve killed eight, injured twelve seriously as passenger train No 15 collided head on with an express. A second report from Hawes Junction England notes eight dead and twenty five injured when a Scotch express struck a pilot engine and derailed, with fire destroying coaches. In Lyons Kansas Henry Logan was convicted of murder in the second degree for slaying William E Miller near Great Bend last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Upper Sandusky
Pennsylvania Railroad
Attica
Here
Kirkby Stephen
England
Hawes Junction
Lyons, Kans
Henry Logan
William E. Miller
Great Bend
Polly of the Circus at Auditorium January 7
A review notes Margaret Mayo’s Polly of the Circus portrays Polly’s love with a minister, the clash of village puritanism, and a dramatic circus reunion. Georgia Olp leads a cast with Frederic Thompson’s stagecraft, delivering romance and suspense in a conventional finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Margaret Mayo
Frederic Thompson
Polly
Georgia Olp
Miss Olp
Sale Notice of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of an order of the County Court of Craig County Oklahoma the guardian of Willie L Miller minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder on January 9 1911 at 1 30 pm or later within the bid period the North West Quarter of the South East Quarter and the North Half of the South West Quarter of the South East Quarter Section 25 Township 26 North Range 22 East Delaware County Oklahoma. Bid must be in writing with a certified check for one third of the bid left at the County Court Judge's office. Guardian W P Miller Parker Rider Brown attorneys. Also notice of hearing on final reports and settlements January 3 1911 before County Judge THHO D B Frear with various estates and executors named and all interested persons urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Willie L. Miller
Delaware County
Ealf
Township
Ranzo
Ride
Also Mentioned on This Page
Census Bureau
the Circus 1
Standard American Institution
W. P. Miller
Guardian
Parker, Rider & Brown
His Attorneys
Biret
State of
Craig
J. B. Glenn
Ded
Chas
L. Clapper
Josephine Baker
James L.baker
Morris Frazee
Sam Frazee
Taylor Crutchfield
Laura Parks
Holderman
Janean Allen
Vivian H. Allen
Harriet Tucker
Join Tucker
Mamie E. Harris
C. J. Harris
Eleanor M. Williams
Joseph L. Williams
Mary A. Owensby
Aaron L. Owensby
Stretch
F. L. Burckhalter
Jemima McCrary
D. B. McCullough
Nancy Nolen
T. Hayes
James H. Dotts
Brooklehire
Thomason
D. B. Frear
H. J. Swarts
Clerk County Court
Grasshopper
Grasshopper Lit
Kansas
Sampl Aa
H.C. Miller Emeer Company
Vinita, Okla
Grove, Okla
Advapeo
Dave
WAZA
Guardoice
Grhiss
Chicago
Erie
Aadf
Ioe
Lersa
Nati. Sa Oescuwon
J. L. Mead Cycle Company
Ill
Hseepson Ae
J. T. Ragan & CO
D.H. Wilson
Attorney-At-Law
Empire Block
Vinita - Okla
Oklahoma Information
Llem
Manily B. Updie Co
Iby Brig
Jones
James S. Davenport
Vinita
New Halsell
W. B. Depue
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