Refuse to Adopt Resolutions at Oklahoma Teachers Meet
Oklahoma City December 28 reports the defeat of the Wilson Wilson faction in the state teachers association election and the likelihood that no resolutions condemning or endorsing the state board of education or the Akin bill will be adopted. New officers include W E Gill president Ardmore Ella Davis vice president Shawnee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Wilson-Glenn
State Teachers’ Association
State Board of Education
Board of Education
Glenn-Wilson
Glenn
Resolutions Committee
E. D. Cameron
Wilson
W. Be, Gill
Pawbuska
Osage County
Ella Davis
Ardmore
W. W. Cunningham
Shawnee
McCabe
Klingfisher
T. B. Rybolt
Lawton
P. G. Rawdon
Lincoln County
Monroe
Cruce
Henry 8. Curtis
Worcester
Mass
Walter Williams
Missouri School of Journalism
Foreign commerce of the United States in November and year to date
The Bureau of Statistics reports U S imports for the 11 months ending in November 1911 at 392 million dollars, down from 1 426 million in the prior year. Manufactures ready for use total 224 million, a drop from 244 million, with declines in iron and steel and wood products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sik
India
Porto Rico
Hawaii
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Need of a Phosphate Law Drives Leasing Reform
The report argues that current lode or placer phosphate laws fail to fit beds of phosphate-bearing limestone. It notes vast phosphate deposits in Idaho and Wyoming and urges a leasing law to unlock this mineral fertilizer for present and future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Wyoming
United States Geological Survey
Large Alaska mineral output cited by U S Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey estimates Alaska’s 1911 mineral production at about 20.37 million dollars, with gold leading at 17.16 million and copper output over 22.9 million pounds five times 1910. Dredge mining grows, rail progress drives industry, while coal fields remain stalled and fuel shifts to oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Alfred H. Brooks
United States Geological Survey
Brooks
Russia
Innokorditarod
Copper River
California
Katalla
Placers
Juneau
Valdez
Kenal Peninsula
Willow Creek
Fairbanks
Nome
Will Fight at Fort Smith Tulsa Okla January 6
The sporting world centers on a boxing match between Tip Grows and Batt ing Nelson to be staged in Fort Smith Arkansas on January 6. The event was originally set for December 24 but was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Palzer
al Kaufman
California
National Sporting Club
Palzer
Kaufman
May Palzey
Bennett
Tulsa
Okla
Leo FE. Bennett
Indian Territory
Washington
Oklo
Tip Grows
Batting Nelson
Fort Smith
Ark
Chelsea Weddings and Local Nuptials across Chelsea andarea
The Chelsea Reporter details multiple December weddings and informally notes recent marriages. Couples include Mixs M Willer and George M Green of Tennessee in Claremore, John Calvin Parks and Miss Delia OBryan, Rev. L Gage officiating, and Joe Burt with Oma Vanhorn in Chelsea. Also included are Zoe and Earl Whitehill and Denie Dodson and Herman Hallett with social circles, plus a note on a city marriage trip to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
C. B. Holtrendorff
Mixs M. Willer
George M. Green
Tenhenssee
St. Louis
John Calvin Parks
Delia O'Bryan
Warrensburg
Chelsea
John
Cupid
Mrs. Parks
Atuwe
Deniie Dodson
Sam Dodson
Herman Hallett
Donnie
Allun
Little Oil Town
Titselty
W. F. McSpadden
Zoe
Earl Whitehill
J. L. Gage
Karsus City
Lawsuit Notice in Vinita Oklahoma 1911
M D Daniels sues C A White and Harriett White for 22 85 and costs on goods sold. Hearing set before Justice of the Peace in Vinita Craig County Oklahoma at 9 am January 14 1912 with an Attachment Order to be heard then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Manton L. Marrs
David M. Marrs
Peion
Rmaatieran
C. A. White
Harriett White
Justice of the Peace
Vinita
M. D. Daniels
Plaintie
NE 14
Midh
Wata
Pirot
First Justice Court
Ed. A. Stanley
Mon- Vinita
Odlahams
State of Oklahoma
Myrtle Marrs
David M. Marra
Nt Sary
Benoricial
Guardian
Petitoner
Estate Notices and Public Sale Across Craig County Oklahoma
Public notices detail estate actions in Craig County Oklahoma including guardians selling minor Rosa Lynch estate lands, hearings set for January 1912, and two week publication orders. The case involves Myrtle Marrs guardianship, sale authorizations, and court appointments in Vinita and Claremore areas with locations Rogers and Craig counties and a January 1912 court schedule.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Educational Board
U. S
Geological Survey Press Bulletin
Pacific
Yukon Basin
Unt
Will
Mage
T Ple
Frankie Sanders
Charles Kaff
L. Gage
Southern Methodist Church
Kansas
Mrs. Kaff
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Joe Burt
Oma Vanhorn
Hey
M. M. Alden
Crate County
Iida M. Marre, Jr
David MM. Marrs
David M. Marrs, Jr
Lestate
M.D. Daniels
F. Parks
Rosa Lynch
Clarenore
Rogers County
Rogers
United States Survey
Dk Taylor
Starr
Guy Patten
Cuanitan
Ima
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