Home explosion at Park Hill shocks Tahlequah area
An early Wednesday blast under Rex Sensing home at Park Hill injures George Rooker, with the Lanning couple blown from bed but unhurt. Feud-ridden district reports earlier shootings and killings, while authorities track dynamite remains. Police have yet to arrest suspects amid ongoing Park Hill tensions.
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Tahlequah
Qokia
Rex Sensing
Park Hill
George Rooker
Lanning
Rooker
Welling
Lansing
Santing
Booker
J. Q. Powers
Ilinois River
Sequoyah Club
Powers
Ali
Park Mill
United States Ranks Third in Iron and Steel Exports
United States stands third among iron and steel exporters behind the United Kingdom and Germany. 1910 totals show the U.S. with about 201 million dollars in iron and steel exports and 71 million in agricultural implements, with Belgium and France far smaller. In the latest year, U.S. iron and steel exports reached around 418 million dollars, as global trade in these products remains strong.
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United Kingdom
Germany
Tvo
United States
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Prasce
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
Argentina
Japan
North America
Australia
New Zealand
Western Hemisphere
Cuba
India
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Netherlands
Sweden
Com- Doen Rapid
County Court Briefs and Prohibition Sentences
In Monday court, Judge Parks and County Attorney Caldwell received a tribute bouquet from jurors. Sentences included Clay Tittle for prohibition violations with 30 days county jail, $50 fine. Otis Tittle and T. W. Pritchett for similar offenses with 12 months or 60 days terms and fines up to $1,000. Charles Webb and Bud Williams also faced jail terms and fines.
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Parks
Caldwell
Clay Tittle
Jai
Jaan
Costa
Otis Tittle
T. W. Pritchett
Tittle
Charles Webb
Ain
Tommey Davis
Bud Willams
Pure Seed And Poultry Train To Tour Eastern Oklahoma
A traveling Pure Seed and Poultry Train organized to visit fifteen eastern Oklahoma counties will stop in Vinita at 1 30 p m January 27 for afternoon lectures and an evening session with illustrated talks. The itinerary lists stops from Arcadia to Wagoner and Checotah with multiple lectures by board and college officers. A winter in Idaho Falls reports severe conditions with deep snow and record cold.
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Katy
Oklahoma
Vinita
Arcadia
Cushing
Ale
Jennings
Hallett Homing
Wagoner
Checotab
Crowder
Coalgate
Stonewall
Konawar
G. T. Bryan
J. H. Connell
J. W. L. Corley
Miuber
Board of Agriculture
Geo. H. Hinds
Prank L. Haymes
Ember
B. C. Pittuck
Division College
Vinita High Notes Reflect New Building and Activities
Saturday notes from Vinita High report a new building wing, improved gym, and a warm assembly area. Examinations next week close the first semester as sophomores prepare speeches. Miss Mary Frank Davis sang at a county meeting and Corbett Chouteau played piano duet. Class spirit rises with fresh decor and flags. freshmen wear ties from sophomore banners. Basketball prep winds up for Muskogee game.
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Depating
Vin‘ita High School
Roper
Hey
McIntosh
Mary Frank Davis
Byron
Corbett Chouteau
Toree
Muskogee
Boy Falls From Wagon and 15 Killed
Pryor Oklahoma January 13 A eight year old boy from Frank Fields near Chapel died instantly when he tumbled from a wagon while riding home from school. A wood load being hauled by Grover Odle shifted and the boy was struck as the team moved past. He died at a store after being carried there.
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Pryor
Okio
Frank Fields
Chapel
Grover Odle
Odel
Oklahoma plan cites high admin cost state government
Eugene Gill of Oklahoma City argues that Oklahoma's administrative branch costs exceed those of surrounding states and more than double some with similar or larger populations. He cites 1911–12 figures showing Oklahoma’s admin expenses at 1,621,842, proposing an initiated constitutional amendment to cut officials and appointments.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Eugene Gill
Gill
Tennessee
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Kansas
Texas
Funeral of Mrs. Seymour Riddle in Priday’s Dany
Funeral from the family home at 3 oclock conducted by Rev J M Miller pastor of the Christian church. Interment at Bloomfield Indiana Saturday afternoon. Mae Motsinger mother arrived yesterday but not in time to see her daughter alive. Homer Motsinger brother arrived today. Pallbearers listed. Then Compton and Myrtle Perry of Afton wed in city Sunday afternoon with Rev J M Miller presiding.
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Riddle
Priday
Dany
Seymour Riddle
J. M. Miller
The
Christian Church
Bloomfield
Ind
Mae Motsinger
Homer Motsinger
A. D. Bennett
R. E B. Thompson
B. A. McFarland
J. H. Butler
Preston
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Vinita, Oklahoma
W. A. Linklater
Triculture
Jas. A. Wilson
Roy C. Potts
N. C. Booth
Marle Woodson
C. A. Churchill
Juo
W. Wilkinson
Gills’ Agriculture Clubs
Chas
Traly
A. & M. College
Istrict Agricultural Schools
W. T. Wade
Idaho Falls
States
Compton
Myrtle Perry
Afton
J. M.miller
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